Thanks for sharing your knowledge

@2jeffs1

4 жыл бұрын

Your welcome Joe!

Reminds me of the time I helped a guy straighten the front end of an 80's Thunderbird..We had it tied between 2 big John Deere tractors and used a chain hoist ..The front end was shoved out of line about 6 inches after it went off road into a dirt bank

@2jeffs1

4 жыл бұрын

Pretty cool idea there. Bet the tractors didn't move while doing the pull, perfect! The guy where I took the kart to the car frame shop said it might be done next weekend. It was really twisted up - more than I realized. Definitely beyond my capabilities here. I will be sharing the pictures with you folks!

Thank you so much for clarification on the torch video. I got mine working perfectly! Thank you!

Can’t hold back ambition, great to see you back at it and moving forward!

thanks man for the light job, all the best.

You sir are a genius. Keep the videos coming.

Thank you for the lesson. I remember straightening forks.

I really enjoyed this video.

Great work Jeff

Awesome glad it’s coming all back together for ya bud. Godbless

@2jeffs1

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely nice to get things back to normal!

Sure glad you two are ok. I knew you’d be fixing that!! Can’t tell you how many times I’ve used my excavator to bend/straighten stuff.

Excellent result. Sorry for all the work you have to go thru, but the up side is, we get to see the Master Craftsman at work. Some (many) guys would just give up and cry in their beer.

Looks pristine

Cool vid.

Got to be nice to recover some of the damaged gear!

It's looking perfect again :) and man that thing sounds nice. Seeing how you did all of that really does give hope for fixing stuff I would have never even tried. The John Deere AMT axle is severely bent, and this makes it seem possible to fix. Makes it seem simple actually. Haha. And great camera work Jackie. Anytime I see camera work that good, I realize how bad mine is. Definitely makes me want to do better.

@2jeffs1

4 жыл бұрын

The guy where I took the kart to the car frame shop said it might be done next weekend. It was really twisted up - more than I even realized. Definitely beyond my capabilities here. I found several people - only to find out - didn't want that job - think it was out of there norm. Where the frame guy never seen the kart before and it is hard to describe he asked me on the phone - did you use a tape measure when you built it? Does that get to the point or what? A friend told me about him. He is supposed to be retired. Went there the other day. Man - so glad to meet this guy. He is doing a very good job. Neat to find someone who does quality work and cares about others so much in today's times! Many of my friends helped on that build and to see it will live on - awesome!

@jackiebailey6850

4 жыл бұрын

tommartyn thank you! The 200 was originally going to be mine then he got the 250 I have a lazy leg so much easier pushing a button🙃

@tommartyn

4 жыл бұрын

@@2jeffs1 Yeah, glad you found that guy. Hopefully he's impressed with all that you guys accomplished with that build. From all the videos, it really seems super well done.

@tommartyn

4 жыл бұрын

@@jackiebailey6850 Nice. Yeah, especially when they are being stubborn and don't start the first time. My machines are really tough to start some times. Lots of sore legs and arms by the end of a romp.

The master

I like your new tripod

Awesome job! I used a Chinese port a power to bend back a couple frame rails on a car I liked just attached it to my forklift...the one you have is probably way better quality! That 200X is clean I love it ✌🏻😃

Jeff you are one talented individual you are what I call a Master if all trades. Wish i was your neighbor so i could watch you work and learn from you. Glad you are recovered from the accident I'M assuming you are anyway. LOL Keep the awesome videos coming I learn something from every video and every story you tell. Have a great weekend!!!

@2jeffs1

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind thoughts!

OMG, laughing my you know what off, the elusive nuthatch!!! haha! I had one two years ago at my feeder, didn't know what it sounded like until now. Leg looks to be working well. Your wheelers are dreamy... :-)

@2jeffs1

4 жыл бұрын

I was hoping for someone comment on that... It took 7 tries before was happy with that shot.

If anyone could make it right, it's you!

You do great work! How many Honda ATC's do you have and what sizes?

Had no doubt you'd have it fixed up lickity split!

So weird to see someone doing the camera work for you. It looks good!

What does 2jeffs1 mean? If you have told this already I missed it. Are you nervous of your girl driving? Lastly I don't think I would trust the forks on that machine now, I've seen them break. Thanks for the video.

I only gave a thumbs down because of the timing! Waiting for some crooks to tell me where my life is going next! Pictures won't do anything! I got the same in return from my wife. I had to watch right till the end after warming up because the science was good after I seen you weren't going to destroy the trike frame! Then after I heard "let's put this guy away" I honestly had to leave this at the heavy equipment on the left hand side! Not even kidding! Thanks for your time