Wrenchin' ain't always fun, it ain't always easy... but it's a skillset that is ALWAYS in demand. Great job Dad, teaching your son such valuable lessons that you learned the hard way!
It' great to get someone that young on the spanners. I learnt to drive a few weeks after my 13th birthday. get good the first time and you will often stay that way. With working on cars the true moment of joy is when she fires up and you then drive off in it. It's a gift and a skill that can hold you in good stead for your life time. As you may know I am now semi retired and I rebuild Motorcycles as a hobby. Your doing a great job, keep going the result will be better then you can know....
One thing about mechanican is the ability to get your hands in spots they don't want to go lol , you know you're doing a good job when you have blood all over and a nice new scar on your hand lol . I'm a big guy and always hated working on cars so I decided to work on big equipment instead , never lost a single 10mm socket my whole career but totally destroyed my back , knew I should of been a doctor lol 😆😆 Good job Everest , You can learn a lot from Mark !!
Brought back memories of my youth. I worked in a wrecking yard with my dad from 14 till I was 22. I can't even think of the numbers of motors I pulled. Great job Everest!!
My Dad and I did the same thing on a 1980 VW Scirroco, one of my favorite memories. Thanks for putting this on video for us all to share. Great channel.
Mark at the end of the forklift there is a hole... drop in a large screw driver or crow bar to stop chain from slipping off end of fork lift tongue...your welcome...Good job you guys!
A lot of front dive car have a “cradle” and is much easier to drop the cradle with engine and trans connected and then separate. This Car is AWD and is a fully framed vehicle so it made more sense to separate them in the engine bay and lift it out.
hay, Everest those extra bolts throw them in the trunk when that part falls off you have the hardware to bolt it back on while sitting on the side of the road LOL just kidding
You should buy one of those inexpensive 500# lever chainfall hoists. You could have used it hanging from a fork to precisely raise/lower that engine to go in easier.
Tell ‘Effervescent’ he done good 👍🏻 He might want to check out *watch Wes work* he fixed everything from lawnmowers to 18 wheelers out of his place in a very rural area. Ola, “You think you can hurt my feelings? I used to hold the flashlight for my dad!” Is one of my favorite t shirts😂
Just a little advice put a couple of tuba fours under the battery on the concrete , Setting the battery on concrete Will draw the juice out of battery.
Coming up next week! Been going hard non-stop and excited to show the progress. These cars were projects that needed doing and we got on them while waiting on materials and such.
My Dad spit on my hand. Of course we were tired and I was about to have a sledge hammer crash onto my hand. Yes, I moved my hand and was greatful we laughed it off. ❤❤👩🦳
Wrenchin' ain't always fun, it ain't always easy... but it's a skillset that is ALWAYS in demand. Great job Dad, teaching your son such valuable lessons that you learned the hard way!
The experience of teaching someone something and gaining much respect is worth the struggles we go through in the end. Nice job guys!
Good to see more of Everett. It would be good for the channel if he can be a main character. Also good for his self confidence.
a lil father and son bonding time
Awesome job guys , love the teamwork ! Thanks for sharing !!!!! 😊🙏👍❤️
Thanks for the video.
Great job . Teaching your son tricks of the trade .
It' great to get someone that young on the spanners. I learnt to drive a few weeks after my 13th birthday. get good the first time and you will often stay that way. With working on cars the true moment of joy is when she fires up and you then drive off in it. It's a gift and a skill that can hold you in good stead for your life time. As you may know I am now semi retired and I rebuild Motorcycles as a hobby. Your doing a great job, keep going the result will be better then you can know....
Marc fixed a few motorcycles in his days too.
Love getting your comments, it’s fun to get to know you.
~Ola
One thing about mechanican is the ability to get your hands in spots they don't want to go lol , you know you're doing a good job when you have blood all over and a nice new scar on your hand lol . I'm a big guy and always hated working on cars so I decided to work on big equipment instead , never lost a single 10mm socket my whole career but totally destroyed my back , knew I should of been a doctor lol 😆😆 Good job Everest , You can learn a lot from Mark !!
I was trying to help by holding my mouth just right....hehehe Nice vehicle for you Everest... Thanks for sharing
Brought back memories of my youth. I worked in a wrecking yard with my dad from 14 till I was 22. I can't even think of the numbers of motors I pulled. Great job Everest!!
Nice to see Father and Son work on a car engine. good work guys
If ever I get to visit America again I will be sure to pop over and maybe pitch a tent in your camp site. That's now on my bucket list....
Always welcome:)
My Dad and I did the same thing on a 1980 VW Scirroco, one of my favorite memories. Thanks for putting this on video for us all to share. Great channel.
Glad you enjoyed it! It's enjoyable to read other subscribers' memories.
The next shop needs a washer and dryer lol. Love the family time❤
Brought back a lot of great memories! Father Son time working on cars was always great times.
Great job of teaching Everett 👏. You are so calm.
Best mechanical training and experience for your son for future use is learning from his Father
Good family effort! Great job MMR!
😃👍❤️🚂💨💨💨💨💨🚙 nice work and video
Great to see your kids out there doing it and learning!
Mark at the end of the forklift there is a hole... drop in a large screw driver or crow bar to stop chain from slipping off end of fork lift tongue...your welcome...Good job you guys!
A teaching moment! Passing on our knowledge to others........
Great job! Use Turtle Wax on the headlight lenses, the more times you polish them with it, the clearer they become.
I haven't worked on a Front wheel drive for some time, but when I did I believe it would have been easier to drop the engine and transaxle as a whole
A lot of front dive car have a “cradle” and is much easier to drop the cradle with engine and trans connected and then separate. This Car is AWD and is a fully framed vehicle so it made more sense to separate them in the engine bay and lift it out.
hay, Everest those extra bolts throw them in the trunk when that part falls off you have the hardware to bolt it back on while sitting on the side of the road LOL just kidding
hahaha 😂
Good morning !!
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Ola, Mark is going to need a decent light on a rolling/sitting base . Christmas is coming up
Nice Job Guys!!!! Good as NEW!!!
😀good stuff
You should buy one of those inexpensive 500# lever chainfall hoists. You could have used it hanging from a fork to precisely raise/lower that engine to go in easier.
👍👍👍👍👍👌Amazing!!!
Tell ‘Effervescent’ he done good 👍🏻
He might want to check out *watch Wes work* he fixed everything from lawnmowers to 18 wheelers out of his place in a very rural area.
Ola, “You think you can hurt my feelings?
I used to hold the flashlight for my dad!” Is one of my favorite t shirts😂
Just a little advice put a couple of tuba fours under the battery on the concrete , Setting the battery on concrete Will draw the juice out of battery.
old wives tale
Good morning from Las Vegas. My favorite channel. Good work.
Hello hello nice to see you:)
~ Ola
@@MountainMapleRanch Thank you for the reply. You guys are awesome.
It looks like it will be a good car when working!!😃😘
He got it registered and been driving it around and loves it. Now he needs to save up for some good winter tires.
Should get him learning on a Basic Car - straight 6, altenator, distributor, plugs and points, starter motor and battery - Simplez.
a little team work and it's in place
I HAVEN'T SEEN ANY NEW NEW VIDEOS ON THE NEW BUILDING?
Coming up next week! Been going hard non-stop and excited to show the progress. These cars were projects that needed doing and we got on them while waiting on materials and such.
You must have a high awning for this work area in the future.
Always take pics before you take apart anything n that way you can look at pics to see if everything is going back right ok
Clean the plastic headlights to get them clear again…
Is there still a Del Monte plant in Franklin? I used to work there when I was at USU in the early 70’s.
I don’t believe so. I don’t know of any.
So when are you going to give it a lift kit. Nice Job👍
I looked into it and it would only raise it 1 inch. So we will leave it as is.
Omg
Expensive price new.
Info says 306 lbs for Equinox 2.4L.
🖐😎👍
Is this the GM 3.6?
It’s a 2.4 liter
@@MountainMapleRanch Thanks for the info.
A bun?
Keeps his hair out of the wheels on the creeper. Pulled back doesn't, so bun was best.
My Dad spit on my hand. Of course we were tired and I was about to have a sledge hammer crash onto my hand. Yes, I moved my hand and was greatful we laughed it off. ❤❤👩🦳