Damaged VW Polo On the Jig Frame Machine PT 2
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- In this video we make a start on the Vw Polo and we get the Jig Frame machine out!
Working at our fully equipped workshop in Kent we carry out tasks including Panel beating, Body work, Mig Welding, Sheet metal Spot Welding, Fabrication, Chassis Repairs, Sand Blasting, Engine and Mechanical repairs, Reconditioning, Restoration and Structural repairs on the Celette Jig Dozer frame machine.
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Never any need for apologies, Rob, though your humility is one of your great strengths. Another very interesting video. Thanks, as usual.
13 k views in 2 hours and only 1.5k likes come on viewers give these two geniuses the thumbs up it really helps them.
Fantastic video Rob. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE keep the original 17” alloys! They are an upgrade on the top spec SEL models only and are very sought after as opposed to the other 16” SEL alloys! It will raise appeal to the car when you come to sell it. Keep the content coming - we’re loving it!
We are trying to
Boavista they are called.
You made it clear that work on a damaged vehicle is like painting, it involves preparation more than anything else. The frame table looks like an expensive bit of kit, it needs a good storage home when it is not in use. You have accidentally created a cliffhanger with this episode.
I will bet many are now holding their breath to see the pulling operation in progress to a straightened result. Good luck getting the quarter panel, in these difficult times Leicester feels a million miles away. There is lots of good, (and profitable stuff) to anticipate and keep you guys in business. As ever take care and keep safe.
I live in Leicester Rob and will probably be bored as anything during lockdown. I also probably need to give the car a run out at some point. If you cant get the panel delivered otherwise, I'd happily collect and deliver for a bit of diesel money. You're videos got me through the first lockdown so it's the least I could do.
Amazing gesture buddy but I honestly couldn’t ask anyone to do that but thank you anyway very kind 👍
Fascinating to see the jig out and was really looking forward to the process. Bit of an Eastenders suspense ending! :-)
That Polo is such a nice car and needs to be back on the road with a new owner.
Great video again and can't wait to see the Polo all straight and ready for a new home.
Rob the way you explain everything is so clear. Nice work. TY
At last a channel that shows you what goes on in straightening vehicles in the correct way, you two guys are professional in everything you do, thank you.
You are so humble and your presentation is down to earth. No egos, boasting or wise cracks. Just good honest blokes doing their thing.
Thank you 👍
Hi lads, another fab video. Really looking forward to the next update, can’t wait to see it getting jigged. Keep up the great work, stay safe boys. 👍
You lads are my favourite on RUclips, being a retired mechanic of 76.
Looking forward to seeing the jig in use. Be interesting to see if the alignment is out, makes you wonder about the others that replace rear beams without checking body/chassis alignment on a jig...
My wife use to worked in a salvage place up in Scotland and the forklift driver used to drive past her office window. One day her car went past her window on the forks!
Hi Rob, would you be interested in making a video on your back story and how you ended up in the job that you do? I'm only asking as it's something I'd be interested in getting into myself as it really looks enjoyable and the way you and Chris get stuck into the work and always seem to enjoy it is great. Another great and interesting video 👍
Not really bud sorry 👍
Hey it's always exciting to see you work on a different car, even more so when it's newer stuff. There is only so many Fiesta's and Fiat 500's i watch on RUclips. Glad to see you changing things up.
Brilliant update on the Polo, that will be a cracking buy, your salvage yard guys are top notch and so reasonable , I know that will sell in a day, VW Polo's are great cars, and that is a smart one
You can never have too much content smart choice of car to do it’s a great car clean as well that’s a old jig but will do nicely glad you clean up the important parts on it as well I think needed to be in more videos because of the huge popularity thank you rob n criss
Very interesting video, thank you Rob for your explanation and visual demonstration of how the forklift is secured underneath the car, this lovely Polo is coming together now, looking forward to more content on it!!.
I love the “experts” saying it had the wrong size wheels on it, they look like Votex wheels and possibly an upgrade option. As you said you’ve checked the manual and they’re right. Great work
Loving the video's guys, I've been a carpenter for 49yrs , but still love motors & work on them . Great of you guys to let us see what goes into the repairs & the fact you share the good things with the bad is just amazing !! all the best guys , stay safe , Dave G
you know how to leave us hanging Rob wanting more!! Roll on the next part.
very nice to see our equipment in action
Look forward to the next stage! Never seen one these in action before.
I manage to have 4 of those polos in my fleet and I can tell you they are very good and strong little cars.
Definitely worth reparing.
looking forward to part 3 guys.👌👌👌
Looking forward to this one.. can’t wait to see the progress.. keep it up Rob and Chris.👍keep safe.
Thanks for the content chaps. Excellent stuff. Really looking forward to the Viva.
"They won't drive em if it doesn't move" eh?? That's a good one Rob... another for the book of Rob'isms' 😂
it's a nice little car well worth the effort when your finished but nothing you guys can't handle as usual excellent content 👍
Great stuff Rod, Chris. Interesting showing the underside of the polo to see if it was damaged. 😀👍
Source the one wheel for the Polo Rob, the 17’s were an expensive factory option and they’re desirable in the resale market.
You may pay a premium for the wheel but it’ll set your car apart in the bunch on the market when it goes 👍🏼
If 5e is the model this one is a 6r 👍
@@sruk spelling mistake on my part Rob 🤦🏼♂️😂
Polo is a fantastic little car you will have no trouble selling it SE model diesel my wife has had polo's for years the build quality is great really enjoying the content going from strength to strength
Great video lads 👍
Two very humble & genuine guys. Cannot fault this channel in any way. Waited so long to see the dozer being used ....... raging it’s not today 🤣🤣🤣 Roll on Friday 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Excellent as always guys keep up the great work always look forward to your videos
I've never seen a car jig setup before let alone a car being mounted. Thank you so much for sharing that element it was more straight forward then I ever imagined. You simply cannot beat a bit of SR from the boy's that do it best 👍
🤣🤣 got all settled for a good pull , you big teaser. Good video rob murphys law that the paint shop would call .
Looking forward to the next installment.
Nice one Rob, i will cancel that eye test to see if they were crossed. Never knew a back axel was so easy to change out.
Really interesting video guys, serious work involved on this one. Great to follow your work, for a novice like me this is so good to watch!! Thank you very much.
Keep em Coming gents,, thank you,, for keeping us entertained,, stay safe all, 👍
And now the Polo. A breath of fresh air and no doubt when you guys have finished it will be near to mint condition.
I'll get me hat and coat on the way out!!!
Stay safe. Cheers, Bob
👌👍
Another great video cheers fellas
Can’t wait for the next adventure 👍🏻👍🏻
I always press like before i watch these vids. Keep up the good work lads. 👍👌
Thanks so much guys really good video and informative. Keep up the good work and look forward to your future videos.
Really excited to see you do some jig work. I love these structural repairs!
Once again another crackin video Rob, genuinely enjoy these,so interesting 👍👍
Brilliant video chaps, looking forward to the next episode on the VW. In the meantime we are going to get even more interesting stuff to watch! It just gets better and better!! 👍👍👍👍👍 Big load of thumbs up from me.
Great video mate can’t wait to see the polo getting stretched 😉
Great content guys, I did ask about the fork lift and thanks for explaining it , enjoying the polo , be a nice car when done ,👍
Lovely stuff Rob and Chris 😎 😎
Excellent editing rob getting so much better also loving the mix of content your giving out just now keeping everyone interested in what your doing cant wait to see the finished article.
Such an interesting video. Well done guys. Stay safe.
You two make everything look so effortless and easy. Brilliant content and I can’t wait to see how this cracking little Polo turns out. Ps, love how easy that rear beam came out. That’s the Germans for you. Gotta love a VW.
great content as usual guys! Looking forward to watching you with the jig. The old Celette was a great tool ... takes a while to get a car mounted, but then you can do almost anything. I've seen some real basket cases pulled back into shape. Amazing to watch.
Great job rob looking good as always look forward to nx video takecare mate
Very interesting video, looking forward to follow up, cheers lads keep up the good work 👍
Another awesome video! Thanks guys 😊
Great content and well put together, love your shows.
Great Rob, thank you. Hugely generous coverage, very very informative. Thank you for sharing.
Wow, that rear wheel was hiding a little more damage than I imagined. And that beam!
I’d have thought there would have been more damage from riding on the forks, but no , hardly any. Thanks for sharing that. 👍
Looking forward to the bodywork guys. This temporary lockdown isn’t much fun anymore. It’s a relief to be able to watch interesting build material😉👍.
What a cliff-hanger!! You can't leave us in such suspense........ Can't wait to see the end result. Stick with the 17's on this car - they suit it far better & the look is fresher, those 16's don't look as good so its worth finding the odd wheel - can't wait for the next episode. Great job guys. Stay safe :)
Really enjoyed this one gents, thank you
Nice one Rob, interesting watching this one. Thanks for the info about the forklift by the way.
I've been waiting for the jig to come out, love the way you do stuff by the book. Proper!
very interesting with showing the damage to the back axel and having to install a replacement. also placing the car on a jig to sort body alignment think thats what you said that was the problem cant wait for part 2. well done boys
You have some great kit to repair cars with looking forward to you getting the car pulled back into shape. jig is very well made and a lot of thought has gone into its design
Got an 03 Polo TDI..They haven't changed much underneath the skin lol!
Can't wait to see the jig work,,, Keep up the good work fellas!!
thanks for bringing us along on the Polo. , looking forward to the next episode with the jig etc.:)
Fascinating, really look forward to seeing this one get straightened out. Chris must be a tool millionaire
Fascinated to see how the jig is used...
Really good video. Cut it short, leave us hanging......... Makes sure we catch the next one!! Jig is really interesting I've never seen the process before so thanks for that. Look forward to your next one 👍
The design still looks fresh. Looks a really nice car for someone to enjoy a fair few more miles of turbo dieseling in before they get banished. Because electricity grows on windmills, or something.
Great video so far on the polo.
I have never seen a car go on a jig before, so can't wait for the next instalment on this One!
Thanks guys very interesting content!
Really interesting content guys, brilliant, thoroughly enjoy your videos 👍
nice and interesting video putting the VW on a jig to get it straight again and then another job comes along but hey that`s life and you go with the flow so see you on the next episode.
Looking forward Rob to the pull thanks for the set up of the jig brilliant, can’t wait to see you straighten it mate tell Chris I’m trying to learn from the master and that grasshopper is all ears 👂
Never seen that kind of jig, very interesting to see it used. Looking forward to the next video in the polo. Thanks.
Top video.
Can't wait for the next one on this.
Lovely Jubbly, another very interesting and enjoyable video guys.
like you say variety is the spice of life so we are haappy with what we get thanks boys and stay safe
Giving away secrets of your trade! Nice one, looking forward to seeing the rear end pulled!
I found this video very interesting Rob. Look forward to the following video on this.
Enjoyed the let’s get jiggy with it! Section. Didn’t think those 16” wheels on the breaker looked bad either. Thanks guys....
great sourcing of secondhand parts and good prices what a star you are ROB
Keep up the good work can’t wait to see the videos to follow on this 👍
Great find at the scrappies with the stash. If only all rear axles were this easy 🙄 fair dues with stopping it before it gets involved, that's the way it goes 😎 look forward to the next video, no matter what vehicle that is 😁
Evening Guys. What a great content video 👍🏻 When you say I keep waffling on it makes me laugh 😂 So you leave us all hanging on with the VW Polo then 🤔 Great ploy that one lol 🤣 Always brilliant watching you two do your stuff 👍🏻 Cheers Stevie 😎
Keep em coming....... great no nonsense approach.... lov your style so honest I'm going to enjoy lockdown after all!!!!!
£150 for all those parts seems fantastic......you struck gold finding a similar car same colour in the breakers.
Great content guys , looking forward to seeing the jig work on the polo 👍🏻
Quality work as always and can’t wait to see the repair and keep up the great work and thanks for the content stay safe and take care
Another good one guys. Looking forward to the follow up 👍👍
We are all gonna be bored from midnite tonight lads u better get 7 vids a week posted we need good content to get us thru this lockdown 🤣
great video agn guys & a twist at the end ( excuse the pun!! ) leaving us hanging just as the jig was about to be used!! looking forward to the continuation. 👍🙏
Very informative, your production quality has improved massively since last year
Thank you 👍
Really good video, nicely edited with a good mix of time lapse
Thank you really appreciate it 🙏👍
Interesting to see the jig out and how you are going to use it, looking forward to the next instalment on this one.
Interesting seeing the jig. Looking forward to the next update!
another great video, I wish I had a workshop like that!! love watching what you guys are doing, well done
The 17s were probably an optional extra, they look miles better imo