Why are using the lift at jack stand height? Just curious

@PuddinsFabShop2

9 ай бұрын

I don’t want to pick the car up by the rockers no more then I have to. If I pick the car up under the trailing arms then the rearend tucks so high up in there it’s a pain to work on. It’s impossible to get tires off as well. It’s easier to lay down real quick to pull pads then it is to lift the car by rocker, pull wheels and tires, sit car down on jack stands, move arms to trailing arms, then pick back up. Then reverse when it’s time to put the tires on. No option to go to the frame on this wagon. It’s a X frame and people seem to forget that. Hope this helps, I see a few comments about it. Pinning yours to help spread the knowledge. Thanks for watching and the support!

@smileysun9212

9 ай бұрын

We know if ya get tired you can take a nap. 😂

@joshuanewer5254

9 ай бұрын

Makes a lot of sense! And yes I do have a few your t’s!

@raze4789

9 ай бұрын

X frames are narrow and funky to lift on a 2 post lift. Lifting body-on-frame vehicles by the rockers is sketchy because the rockers aren't structural like unibody vehicles. And with an older vehicle with maybe some rust here and there, you could crush the rockers pretty easily. So you do what you can with what you got 😅

@johnavonyates4105

9 ай бұрын

This would be my daily driver! When you raised it up and we could see the disc brakes,and the way the exhaust is tucked to the frame. I wanted to rewatch this whole build.

ADJUST THE POINTER ON THE MITER GUAGE AFTER YOU GET IT 90 TO THE BELT

@whoaaanelly65

9 ай бұрын

To set the pointer (held on with the single screw) only after holding the T-slide/guide against a square by itself first - and then lock it at 90° against a square. When you know it is 90°, then adjust the pointer to 0°. Then you can use it to square the table slot to the belt surface.

@ericwilkinson9447

9 ай бұрын

Right u are sir 👍

@flatlandhilljack9244

9 ай бұрын

You beat me to it 😂

@rockkhound943

9 ай бұрын

Yesm

@HaynesJP

9 ай бұрын

Why you hollerin?

"Don't embarrass me in front of my friends " got me Rollin 😂😂😂

@Yippa391

9 ай бұрын

Same lol

Usually...you can adjust the pointer on the miter gauge to zero it up. 👌👌

Adjust the pointer on the square. It had a screw holding it down

Puddin time is always a Good Time 😊🎉

Puddin is branching out into unboxing videos and dance step tutorials. I bet he tears up the dance floor at a wedding. 10/10 would watch.

@DanTheMann88

9 ай бұрын

😂 probably so 🎉😊

@marcybatten1017

9 ай бұрын

Same!!!!

@DevinMichaels-bx2qk

9 ай бұрын

Its like a hard on without Viagra anymore. Soft content but we still likr our puddin time! For lifer😅

@DevinMichaels-bx2qk

9 ай бұрын

Its like a hard on without Viagra anymore. Soft content but we still likr our puddin time! For lifer😅

@patwitthoft3699

9 ай бұрын

Grinder & paint fix what a welder caint'

Good video. Helped through the evening after laying my dad to his permanent resting place. The man who taught me everything I know about cars and building punched out of this life and into his next.

That's exactly what I told my daughter when at 8 years old she told me I could go to jail for giving her a swat on her seat. "Yep ! And I will be coming for you when I get out !' That's when she stomped off, saying that I don't play fair ! 🤣

Puddin time y'all. Sit down and shut up an enjoy it y'all. 😂😂😂😂😂. It looking real good sir. Hopefully it works well for you for many years ahead Puddin. Can't wait to see more updates an projects and many more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.

Seeing Puddins fab shop uploaded a new video always puts a smile on my face!!!!!.

One thing I like about you building is you do what you like and I ain’t never mad about it

Fire Extinguishers: The chemical in side is called Dry Chem. it is a super fine powder. Humidity will affect them. Also you should shake them regularly to keep the Dry Chem from packing/ settling at the bottom.

I really like that station wagon. 👍 Now, only a few window lifts, a nice interior and a spring for the hood still to fix... 😁

That air filter came out mint! And it looks right at home under there! Nice work! I'm glad you got the bugs worked out, you put a lot of blood, sweat and tears into that rig and it paid off!

I bought a Porter Cable 4" belt sander back in 2004 or so and it's still a beast. It's the corded hand held kind, though. It's never been beaten in a belt sander race.

Loosen the screw on the indicator and move it to zero once you have the table squared to the belt.

to verify that it is your mitre gauge out of spec, flip it 180 and check it from the other side. that way you can see if the track is true.

Dam son that waggon is rolling , love the second channel , no bs to be seen here , nothing better than second channel Thursday after a hard day's graft.😅

This wagon is absolutely AWESOME! This takes me back to the teenage years. I love it!

So cool to see you doing project work i your shop. As much time, sweat, and money you invested... you deserve all you have.

@1leggeddog

9 ай бұрын

truth

@ryanhoward1013

9 ай бұрын

And more

Adjust the pointer to point at 0 instead of 1.5 degrees

Please paint that wagon. I'll bet your loved ones would appreciate. It's got patina of sorts, but it's so far gone it really needs paint. GO for the full restomod!!!

I was today years old when I learned I’m not just a Pudding’s fab shop viewer but I’m also a friend !!!!!💯😁👍

❤️❤️ hey Puddin!! I worked for a glass shop for years and a old timer showed me if you use vinegar and new razor blades will clean the window stains. If you think about it, its acid rain drops that stained the glass. You need something that’s a little acidic stronger to cut the stain. Sometimes lemons will work w a razor blade. Then when it’s all done and clean you’ll need to polish and seal the glass when clean. Rain-x works good for that too! ❤🙏🏻 Hope this helps

Always having fun while learning from your crazy self on both channels. Always looking forward to those videos. Please continue to make me laugh and learn. Also I understand your language perfectly because this is the language I grew up on. Thank you puddin’.

Puddin the reason we like to watch what you are doing, is because you like what you are doing.

The dual snorkel is awesome! Suits the car perfectly.

Yes Sir, we changed 2 c10s’ from drum breaks on the back to disc brakes and twice we could not get pads to fit properly and had to take a few miles off them to make them fit right. Good job man the car looks amazing.

Shakedown miles...kind of like building a bike with only rear brakes, getting excited, and forgetting you didn't bleed the brakes.😂 I had to run through a yard down the road. It was funny seeing the homeowners look out the window as I nearly hit their porch.

3D Eraser Gel for the windows. Read the directions. O and window regulators. So you can drive in the rain and not get wet. 😁

Try an SOS pad on your glass. Really liked the contents of the video, your're the man.

The zero pointer indicator is adjustable to zero it out.

Puddin should hook up a Big 3 cable system on the 61 where you run a big OFC cable from your positive on your battery to the stud on the alternator and run some more grounds and your car will charge better and get probably a better running motor.

OMG I just never get tired of seeing SLICK ❤ he is the best eye candy

My Grandad had the same 1961 chevy wagon It was While also it was used as a ambulance it had Red lights in the grill . BRING BACK A LOT OF MEMORIES.

Bill is the man

A lot of hard work went in to the wagon! Much appreciated for taking us along!

This video was my favorite one of the last several videos on both channels! Don’t get me wrong- I love them all!

I love your show. Art deco. use your truck box side tool boxs. as a tabel. put casters on the bottom to move them around the shop.

I really appreciate the way that you never take yourself too seriously.. Great style puddn.... ✌️👍🇬🇧

Have you tried using 0000 steel wool to clean the back glass? I use it all the time on car glass. Works great, fine enough that it doesn't scratch. I use regular glass cleaner with it and wipe them down with paper towels afterwards. Love the content. :)

@Fiat1720

9 ай бұрын

i do this also and helps so much in the winter

Working with that lift makes ol Puddin look like a real pro! You’ll be turning out projects like a madman now.

Try coating the backside of the pads with anti chatter gup. It’s been a while, but new pads came with a tube of it to use when you installed them.

Glad to see that lift making your life easier. All the best bro

For that glass on the wagon try a steel wool scrubber wet with soapy water! I used to work in a paint shop and that’s what we would use to get accidental over spray off of glass new and old!!

Got off my ass and finished a project today. Glad to see a new video when I got in!

Thanks for sharing your fine comedic antics. It was nice to watch my father in law chuckle at your all your Datsun content. He wore out a couple of them before recently passing on.

For the windows you can try CeriGlass or any Cerium oxide based polish with a felt pad on a rotary polisher.

@JonBoehm

9 ай бұрын

This guy knows.

You are correct my friend. Taking some from the outside pad. In my experience. The piston side pad seems to always wear more than the other.

Dang brother! I gotta say that I wasn't too keen on the double snorkel breather but, I must admit that it is nothing but perfect for that beauty! Looks amazing! 💙👊🏼

Absolutely love the old air cleaners. Your dual snorkel looks classic and ties everything together.

I found the best luck I’ve had with baked on window stains is some steel wool and cleaner wax polish. I’m a big fan of the meguires version. You can try chemical route like clr, lime away kind of tub cleaner. We get baked on hard water stains on glass here in Florida and it can be a bitch to get off sometimes. Hope this helps.

@stevecomb180

9 ай бұрын

Hey man, that’s very interesting. I never thought of CLR and SOS. pad. 🤘

@j.sargent9172

9 ай бұрын

Wood stove glass cleaner works good

@stevecomb180

9 ай бұрын

@@j.sargent9172 wow that sounds like a great idea, i will definitely try that…i actually can’t wait to try that idea 🤘thanks 🤘🤘

@j.sargent9172

9 ай бұрын

@stevebrush180 it was my last ditch effort see into my stove or buy all new special cut heat resistant glass and I was amazed. Nothing else would even make it semi transparent

@stevecomb180

9 ай бұрын

Thanks again for the tip. I’m gonna try that tomorrow.

Glad all those little pesky issues ended up being pretty easy fixes for you. That's a really nice build. Good job!

Hello again was fun thanks for your time and the nalage 😊

I was watching the congress theater and just thought I'd rather watch puddin. I was happy to see a Puddin video when I looked at my phone.

You're looking more and more like Motskie every day!! 😆

@KameraShy

9 ай бұрын

Getting grumpy too?

Enjoy the videos and how to do/ not do stuff. I must say that is a real nice floor jack. I like the fact you don't have to use jack stands when you lay on the floor to work on the car. keep doing you brother..

Main channel= I’m done fkn with it Second channel= I’m fkn with it

A guy I was seeing a long time ago, I over heard him say "damn alternator is just like my ex, ain't puttin out." I was kinda offended but you gotta admit, it was funny

Excellent vlog puddn...brilliant, love the video and appreciated everything you did....please keep up the hard work man..✌️👍🇬🇧

For those windows, take a look in to 3M glass polishing compound and pads, basically extra fine scotchbrite pads for the DA and a very fine gritty compound to buff it out. It's possible for really old stains to actually etch in to the glass so if the buff job won't do it, you might be up a creek.

@marcybatten1017

9 ай бұрын

Are We Sure It Is On The OUTSIDE?? Not Inside, or Between 2 panes???

@deadclutch

9 ай бұрын

@@marcybatten1017 gotta give ol' puddin more credit then that, but ya it could be mold stains on the inside. Should be easy enough to tell from the reflections if it's in or out.

@LONECOW1210

9 ай бұрын

Was going to say something like this. My guess is it got etched

@dougcharest5886

9 ай бұрын

Triple 0 steel wool on the windows?

@jamesmccormick2696

9 ай бұрын

Even mold can etch glass!

That twin snorkle is a real looker. looks original. everything looks good under the hood looks great.

Love the wagon content! Need a wagon T-shirt!

That is a sharp looking car. Well done

Try some toothpaste on the glass, works well getting scratches out of plexi, quartz glass, and tempered glass. Just make sure you don't work it too fast or hard otherwise you will take off more than you need too.

Puddin, you need a shop to the house, ranch ridin' around vehicle. Add that to the list😂

I ran my rear hard lines in the body an frame an dropped soft lines down in a similar build . Might work for you to an be cleaner an safer . Love that wagon man an thanks for your hard work and dedication. Air cleaner is sick to .

Do you have the correct proportioning valve? Make sure there is nothing holding pressure on the hydraulic system. I think drum brakes hold pressure in the line. Good luck, thanks for the show.

@jtarnecki83

9 ай бұрын

i was thinking the same thing. Either sticking caliper, or proportioning valve or possibly master cylinder.

@jeffmiddleton2222

9 ай бұрын

The original master for that car is a single reservoir. I'm guessing the dual one on there now is for rear disc brakes. He could have too long of rod between the booster and master.

Always Excited to see another Great video from Puddin pop up!!

Luv Luv Luv the wagon!! Glad all the shake down whoa's are shaked out and workin' right. C'Mon!!

I tought i hated unboxing videos but like everythig puddin does is golden

If your sanding table is off 1 degree at the miter as you push forward the amount of degree off will actually increase or decrease depending on how the opposite end of the table is set.

You didn't check to see if your mitre gauge is square. Check the face of the gauge with the slider. Once that is set, adjust the pointer to indicate 0 degrees.

There is a water spot remover for glass the detail supplier gets us at the shop. It is a fairly strong acid and stiff scrubber. Gotta be careful with it. Use in small areas and neutralize it within a couple minutes. It works amazing, but it can etch the glass if you let it sit too long.

Puds, for the glass, try a lemon cut in half rubbed in, ketchup it work a while. Then, spray the white vinegar, and scrub it with a ball of newspaper. If it still don't work, a foam oven cleaner left on overnight

The marks on the window are not on the surface, they are inside the glass due to the laminated safety glass had moisture internally.

They did a sweet job tucking the exhaust system! Looks like some quality workmanship!

For the glass, a NEW stanley blade with a perfect edge is very good for cleaning glass. Works on the house windows too

Inner brake pad should have had a stabelizing spring clip, and you need to hammer the ears on the outboard brake pads to keep them tight in the caliper. Have Slick stomp the pedal and use a scredriver to pry the lower part of the pad tight against the caliper and give the ears on the pad some love taps. And stick a thin shim under that starter

On the outer pad see the tabs you need to bend them down so it hold the pad in place. Thanks for a sweet video

In today's episode, Puddin wrestles a one wire alternator.

Puddin one of my all time favorite cars was a 1961Chevrolet Brookwood 9 passenger station wagon. It came with a tired old 283 engine that I nursed along for a year or so until it simply refused to run due to utterly worn out rings. It just had little to no compression. The car was a 3 on the tree with very worn out shift linkage. I yanked the engine out and gave it a full rebuild. A buddy of mine had a thoroughly smashed up 65 GTO and I had another buddy with a GTO body with no Differential. I did some horse trading with both guys and ended up with the M21 transmission out if one of the GTO's which I promptly installed in my station wagon. It was a direct install with no mods except I put a Hurst shifter on the trans. You wouldn't believe all of the commentary I got from that 4 Speed trans. This was back in the 70's when mods like that were very unusual. Naturally the new engine had a Duntov 30/30 can with solid lifters, Rams Horn exhaust with true duals all the way back. By the time I had that car fully back together it was starting to get pretty quick. I would be driving that car today if I hadn't had a bit of an accident. I was driving down a highway headed into Minneapolis when the gas tank literally fell out of the car. This was Minnesota where they salt the roads and the gas tank strap let go and I was suddenly towing my gas tank behind the car. That was it for me. A buddy of mine had a well worn 65 Chevelle which I bought for $100. and I transferred all of the goodies I had installed in the wagon, into the Chevelle. The Chevelle was about 1000 lbs lighter than the wagon so I ended up with a pretty quick Chevelle. Thanks for the entertaining videos! Bill

G'day mate, I have been unboxing heavy things for over 40 years. Here is a tip. Turn the box over, undo the bottom, turn the box back over and lift the cardboard box off the item rather than lifting the heavy object out of the box. I love your vids, you are a legend.

The steelies look cool. Chrome center caps are what the 61 needs!

Window cleaner: you need a mild acid. My dad always made a mild solution of "cream of tartar" found in the spice aisle. Used newspaper in place of paper towels. It's just a simple acid, used sometimes in baking, mixed a little stronger than vinegar.

Puddin ,My wife is a Oklahoma Wyandotte Tribal member,I sympathize with you on the indigenous word ,She hates it,So do my kids,She is a proud Wyandotte Indian ,Direct Descendant of Squire Grey Eyes and it gets her dander up ,She is not happy others can control her background at the drop of a hat. Love the show as always, I still got my scalp so you know I keep her happy.Great to see you back in action.

A great glass cleaner used in glass plate photography is 1/3 water, 1/3 rubbing alcohol, and 1/3 powdered chalk, calcium carbonate. You could probably sub barkeepers friend for the chalk. Mix it up it lasts forever. Scrub it on, let dry, buff it away. Don't think it'll help that window though!

Now it's puddin fab shop.... the minute you brought in the table with the vise on it....Mr Wilton

The phrase is, (It left you "dead" in the water.) Great video and cant wait to get my shirt this weekend. Thank y'all for getting it shipped so quick.

Thanks for another good one Puddin'! Always glad to see some more steps forward on the ol' wagon!

Puddin! Square the sliding fence to itself first fence to rail. Then square table with sanding surface using the sliding fence. Reason being is the Groove in the table needs to be parallel to sanding surface or as you slide along the groove it will be off. Your right to ignore the marks on the fence unless you can adjust the pointer to 0 after you get it square. Not all cab do that

The clip of Bill and you is too funny. The look in your eyes, the looks you give each other and Bills comment at the end makes me laugh so hard.

I would try: cerium oxide glass polish, works great to make glass as new! Just need a felt pad on a drill and some water! Hope that helps

STEEL WOOL !!!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽The finest steel wool you can buy works on mirrors too. Will get rid of those spots.

This wagon has me looking at wagons! If my brother lets me have another winter storage parking spot I might have to nab this blue patina ‘62 Pontiac I’ve been lookin’ at!

Clicked "like" before the first ad even started! I already know I'll like it. Keep it up Puddin" the world is watching! ;)

Nice job on the dual snorkel air cleaner. It gives a clean "factory" performance look. Extra credit points for holding out untill you had a second matching snorkle. It was worth the wait!

@21:04 you can back off the screw and adjust the needle on the miter guage, make 0 degrees line up.

Puddins your a smart fellar buying the house an garage to support your family good move . Smart .