Black plastic cement mixing troughs from HD or Lowes. I have several of them around my shop, I sit my drain pain in the middle to catch splashes, I sit it under areas where I am break cleaning, generally keeps the floor much less of a mess.
Damn , those bearings are nearly worn out , ahem , good catch . Leroy , what a dog , beautiful colour after the wash and wasn't he appreciating the fuss by that young lady . Great video 👍🇬🇧
That brake drum ... pretty much "Look ma! No brakes!" Thats gotta be the greasiest brake drum I've ever seen. Good thing you caught that before it caught fire or caused a wreck.
That's a huge four legged baby. We had a huge Newfoundland and he couldn't fit in the backseat of a 1996 Chevy Caprice; he did fit behind the third row of the Suburban. I miss him; he died of old age.
The slow mo of Leroy shaking off the water looked cool. That's the worst set of roller bearings I've ever seen, much longer could have been disastrous.
It’s amazing how much people pay for a bus and then don’t do any maintenance. Not sure if it’s this owner or the previous ones. I would guess they will all get looked at now
@@BusGreaseMonkey maybe, the experiences I've had with linglongs haven't been good, maybe on high weight applications, but in car/suvs? Cheap, nasty and dangerous in the wet. Many an arse puckering moment I've had with them on cars. Still, I never learn!
wow just wow i have changed bade wheel hubs in the past , i am surprised that one did not tare it's self apart. will you try to clean the pads off or just re-line them?? my shop that would be a re-line.
Aww, Leroy loves his baff. After my Bear does his shake, and I'm soaked in Saint Bernard rain, it takes three bath towels at least. He loves those towel rubs too. Glad you have that leaking hub some love, sure explains any braking issues. Get some metal drip pans, big 3 or four foot ones, with a one inch lip. They sure keep the workshop floor clean, and you can safely spread out the removed pieces. Love 'em.
I painted the floor of my garage white. Its easier to clean and keeps dust down than bare concrete plus its brighter, like having more light on inside.
I have done the same. There is a porch and floor paint, available the orange box, much cheaper than epoxy. Seals concrete from stains, easy touchup when you chip it with heavy tools etc. Pretty durable. And it does reflect light making under vehicle repairs a little brighter...
It's almost impossible for me top keep my hands out of the grease too. They just seem to want to dig in there. Then I'm a little sorry about it, and after most of the filthiest work is finnished, the gloves go on.
Just something to watch "Gentry Boys" it'll surprise you what Devin, a 16 year old teenager can do on semi- equipment. He's interesting to watch. I think he's there in Tenn.....
The look on Leroys face when that girl was rubbing his neck and back spoke volumes. 😆
The slo-mo Leroy shake was awesome!😎
I love the big 4 legged bus at the end - LOL What a good natured lovable fella.
IDE think that bus wasn’t to far of a rear hub fire. More great work Scott! 🇦🇺🍺🍺
He may have only one eye, but he obviously sees with his heart.
I'm a big animal lover and any time Leroy is the subject matter I enjoy the tape even more!
I love St Bernard's I also grew up with Newfoundland's as well. Wonderful dogs.
Great work on the Prevost. Love your video's.
Great video Scott. Leroy is the best shop dog ever. Be safe and take care.
Leroy is the Shaking Champ! Good Video. Bad wheel Bearing.
Black plastic cement mixing troughs from HD or Lowes. I have several of them around my shop, I sit my drain pain in the middle to catch splashes, I sit it under areas where I am break cleaning, generally keeps the floor much less of a mess.
When Leroy shook it was like a brush at the drive thru car wash :-)
Leroy in the spin-dry cycle! Cool to watch in SLO mo!
Having loved a big dog in the past the bath instantly bought back the big wet dog smell. Love it.
Hi Scott! You are "Thee Best" bus mechanic! Love Leroy. Thank you both for adopting him!
Damn , those bearings are nearly worn out , ahem , good catch . Leroy , what a dog , beautiful colour after the wash and wasn't he appreciating the fuss by that young lady . Great video 👍🇬🇧
It's about time Leroy had more camera time. He looks very handsome. By the way nice video.
Those bearings wow. Leroy was enjoying spa day great video ✌🏽
That bearing race looked like the Grand Canyon viewed from space!!!
Abuse and neglect. Abuse and neglect. Rinse and repeat. Great work Scott!
Great video, it's fun to have a garage I can see you are enjoying that. Leroy is just having fun. Stay safe and healthy thanks 😊
Nice to see that some mechanics are not afraid to get their hands dirty. So many put on gloves for every job. Leroy seems to enjoy his bath.
Great catch. That could be really ugly in so many ways.
As to Leroy, that's the calmest St. Benard I've seen. Good job on the bearings and the pup.
Scott always informative videos. Never knew you could have a Beast for a shop dog😁😄😄
I am a little concerned that the ring and pinion fluid may be contaminated.
The king of bus repair great work!
More than repairs, saving lives.
Fun to see the girls give Leroy a bath.
That brake drum ... pretty much "Look ma! No brakes!" Thats gotta be the greasiest brake drum I've ever seen. Good thing you caught that before it caught fire or caused a wreck.
Agree the whole drive axel needs a major cleaning. If that had let go on the highway, shudder to think
That's a huge four legged baby. We had a huge Newfoundland and he couldn't fit in the backseat of a 1996 Chevy Caprice; he did fit behind the third row of the Suburban. I miss him; he died of old age.
The slow mo of Leroy shaking off the water looked cool. That's the worst set of roller bearings I've ever seen, much longer could have been disastrous.
Leroy! The first dog to be washed in the new shop/dog salon! A house is not a home without a dog!
Game over when the pup shows up!!!!!
Great job Leroy you had the rinse cycle Rocking & Rolling with lot's of Splish Spash to boot !
That's a big job cleaning up those wheel seal messes. I always wish that I had a heated vat for those jobs.
It's a good thing you caught that leak, you would not want that to lock up on the road. I would check the other ones too.
The bright side, those brakes would never wear out...🤪
Thanks for posting. I so look forward to any videos from you.
Leroy is absolutely awesome, a gentle giant. How did he lose his eye?
Leroy's a cool dog
Karin is a true animal lover🐕🦺
What a wakeup in the mornin! A New Video from BGM 🤩👍 Pleasuring,thank you! Greetz from Germany
Wish you woulda posted the entire job on this. Thanks for the post.
They are in chronological order
Very nice Bus and so good to see Leroy! I was just in my Garage fixing my Kenmore dryer,needs a new set of rollers and a belt for the drum.
Just did that last week
@@ko9446 👍😁👍
They make dryers without any belts. My LG has an inverter direct drive system.
I know RV's aren't subject to DOT inspection, but if they were, the last two buses wold have been taken off the road!
Scott. Detroit Diesels don't leak oil. They just need to leave their scent.
ROFPMPLOL!!! Watchin' the water fly from those ears and massive flews! Der be suuuuuum dawg!
the content is just getting better and better brother
maybe have more people recording for more content
more vids is more YT money
haha - the sound effects of slow motion... thought my stomach was trying to tell me something.
6:40 'it's asbestos coated grease' ;) and now your hands won't catch fire, eh?? ?LOL? hehehehehehehe ;)
Awww, Leroy's so adorable!!
He is awesome 99% of the time. ;)
Yes but that 1 percent.....
Leroy the therapy dog!
Leroy is so adorable. Bathtime is just more attention. Such a happy puppy!
Amazing the brKes didn't set fire with all the grease.
Gawd it is amazing how a dog can self dry like that . . .
Good looking puppy
Very fluffy puppy!
Leroy is so cute.
Wow! The only bearings I've seen worse than that had already failed!!
It’s amazing how much people pay for a bus and then don’t do any maintenance. Not sure if it’s this owner or the previous ones. I would guess they will all get looked at now
Man Child! Kelly, you have two of them :)
San bernardo lindo amiguito de 4 patitas 🤗😍🐕
What a great day thanks for sharing.
I have never seen wheel bearings pitted that badly!
Linglong ditchfinders? Cheaping out. Amazed that bearing never crapped out!
He’s had them successfully on there for over for over 5 years with no issues. Perhaps he saved a bunch of money 💰
@@BusGreaseMonkey maybe, the experiences I've had with linglongs haven't been good, maybe on high weight applications, but in car/suvs? Cheap, nasty and dangerous in the wet. Many an arse puckering moment I've had with them on cars. Still, I never learn!
Why do I never get tired looking at old worn out air bags????
Made me feel better about mine. They were pushing there luck a little to far.
The newness is plumb wore off them bearings.... ;)
Almost looks like a "Less than Proffessional" wrencher, installed those bearings.
You need a dedicated concrete pad for dog wash and detail.
it's called a lawn
wow just wow i have changed bade wheel hubs in the past , i am surprised that one did not tare it's self apart.
will you try to clean the pads off or just re-line them?? my shop that would be a re-line.
Aww, Leroy loves his baff. After my Bear does his shake, and I'm soaked in Saint Bernard rain, it takes three bath towels at least. He loves those towel rubs too.
Glad you have that leaking hub some love, sure explains any braking issues.
Get some metal drip pans, big 3 or four foot ones, with a one inch lip. They sure keep the workshop floor clean, and you can safely spread out the removed pieces. Love 'em.
The girls giving Leroy a bath brought back memories and when he started shacking off the water
Holy crap, I've never seen a bearing worn like that before 😳 How many miles are on that camper?
I don't think this would be so much mileage related, but installation or product deficiency that eventually decided to buy the farm.
That slow-motion showed one long tongue in Leroy's mouth!
I painted the floor of my garage white. Its easier to clean and keeps dust down than bare concrete plus its brighter, like having more light on inside.
I have done the same. There is a porch and floor paint, available the orange box, much cheaper than epoxy. Seals concrete from stains, easy touchup when you chip it with heavy tools etc. Pretty durable. And it does reflect light making under vehicle repairs a little brighter...
It's puzzling to see so many failed wheel bearings on these buses. It's not clear why this is such a common problem.
It's almost impossible for me top keep my hands out of the grease too. They just seem to want to dig in there. Then I'm a little sorry about it, and after most of the filthiest work is finnished, the gloves go on.
Raise of hands from everyone that fast forwarded to the dog 😁
Leroy probably sent water halfway up the back of the bus.
One clean over grown pup
How are you planning on getting the metal contamination out of the rear end and opposite wheel end. That is the most important part of the job?
At least the brake drum isn't all heat cracked/checked.
Never just a minor repair when the bus tires come off for inspection
keep the videos coming
lol grin i have 2 miniature horses hear that are the size of Leroy.
Well now you need to build a dog wash and detail station in the shop....
That’s pretty bad for a Torrington bearing to go like that. I’d bet you had to check the differential lube.
Lucky the wheel didn’t fall off
That poor wheel bearing. This is why wheels catch on fire on long mountain grades.
I don't own a bus, but if I did you would be my first stop!
Should a diff service be done as well? Chances are some of that metal migrated back to the differential.
Yes we are changing the rear end fluid.
@@BusGreaseMonkey in a situation like this, is it necessary to flush before filling with fresh clean oil?
For your safety please wear gloves, this stuf is dangeroes and we want you safe
Well I noticed the gloves on for washing the dog 😉😉
You really should be wearing gloves. Most illness causing materials enter through the skin.
He is lucky he did not loose the wheels
I would put some card board under the wheel to catch any oil and grease you that misses the pan. It will keep your floor clean.
Caught that at the right time. It could be a lot worse .
...and then the SHAKE :-)
Just something to watch "Gentry Boys" it'll surprise you what Devin, a 16 year old teenager can do on semi- equipment. He's interesting to watch. I think he's there in Tenn.....
England Calling WOW Scott that gets your attention
All that gease is so the brakes don't squeak. And I'd sleep either one eye open because of the dogs evil eye on that bath.
Get her done!! Just another day get her fixed in you’re on your way!!