Mechanics tip, attach one engine hoist chain on the front of the engine, and the other chain on the rear, this way you can use the hoist leveller to adjust the position of the engine!

Oh Trent you have turned my husband into a you tube junkie. I’m sure that he is thinking that one video a week is just not enough. As I told you in the past, this is something that he used to do in his YOUTH , and you are bringing so many memories back to him. I have to sit through these videos with him giving me an even more informative description of what you are doing 😢. Thank you so much for what you are giving him without even knowing. ❤

@donscott6431

Жыл бұрын

I’m right there with him, ma’am! Started life as an automotive machinist at Brandon & Turnage Race Cars😂

@patriciafuchs5970

Жыл бұрын

My dad knew the logistics of everything you do but could never DO what you do! I watch in his honor and because I just love watching your trial and error methods succeed!! Sunday fun!!

@jeanniehamm1207

Жыл бұрын

Love watching these . Wish I had this skill. Very important to know how to work on a vehicle. Unfortunately, others get rich off my inabilities Lol Good job Trent, Brandon, and Allie

@missingremote4388

Жыл бұрын

I may have the most viewhrs on KZread

@OffGridAussiePrepper

Жыл бұрын

Yep blame Trent... its all his fault...... so long he keeps on being a bloke and doing his blokey stuff.... aka man cave stuff

I'm not even interested in trucks, but watching Trent is just so entertaining!🤣

@wessebaggers

Жыл бұрын

Me too 😂🤣

@OffGridAussiePrepper

Жыл бұрын

uir just a red ginger fan ha ha ha

@marynamurray9385

Жыл бұрын

@@OffGridAussiePrepper You think that is why he is re-building a red truck?

@OffGridAussiePrepper

Жыл бұрын

@@marynamurray9385 nope, i doubt the colour had anything to do with it and i was referring to Trent being the ginger ninja and u being a groupy fan....lol

@marynamurray9385

Жыл бұрын

@@OffGridAussiePrepper, nope, I just find him and Ally very entertaining.

I love how Trent and Brandon just kind of wing it!

"Trent's Garage". My Sunday evening treat!!!!! 😃

Trent, I see that you have about 5K more subscribers in this episode than the previous episode. Way to go. BTW, I'm glad to see that you are including Brandon in this project. He's an invaluable part of the team.

Hey Trent! As a woman I have always enjoyed DIY. Taking apart cars, electronics, and appliances, has saved us so much money. I enjoy watching your videos so much. Thanks for sharing your knowledge...!

I was not sure that I would get into this Channel, but your enthusiasm is contagious. I have been following Trent and Allie since you started the House Build. Your enthusiasm to tackle anything reminds me of my husband and all the things he would do. Happy memories. Keep it up.

Here we go to another amazing Sunday with Trent's Garage. I dont know nothing about Trucks but i've learning a lot with Trent. Thanks for share..love you Guys 🙌❤️

Hey Trent there's nothing you can't do and your so entertaining. You are a great man. Brandon is a wonderful help to you and a great friend and person as well. It's a pleasure to watch your video's 💯💯💯

Keep em' coming and we will keep on a watching :) Thanks Trent, Allie and Brandon

In true form, mastering the art of teardown systematically is awesome to watch. Those tires look gnarly, I'm hooked...! Lol

@jessmatthewson7775

Жыл бұрын

IKR... knobbies 501

I love watching Trent’s Garage. Wish I could be there helping. As a little girl I always wanted to get my hands dirty working on cars but my dad would shew me away to go play with my dolls. Always regretted that to this day. I’m 69 and love to watch your videos. Great job!!!

Did a frame off rebuild on a Elco once. Man this brings back memories! "This is 100% not the way to do this..." LOL. You crack me up Trent! Thank you! 🤣❤

I honestly don’t know or care one bit about taking apart a truck and turning it into a monster rock climbing truck. BUT, watching you guys is just pure entertainment. Plus my 4 year old grandson loves “MONSTER TRUCKS”!

I like your honesty, "oh that's not right - let's do this instead." That is way better than a lot of the "perfect" videos out there where you know they didn't keep the flubs in and re-filmed the sequence.

I will mention your channel to the mechanics at my next visit to my car dealer. I only met one mechanic there who liked explaining the process of what was done. Trent has a rare ability of describing his work. Thanks so much Trent.

Both of your channels are in my top 10 !!! I have been watching both of your channels from when you first started !!

I NEVER EVER thought I would watch videos on you rebuilding the truck but I'm hooked, I love Trentandallie, now I'm spending as much time in your garage as you are 🤣🤣🤣,🥰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

I for one like your length of videos. They are precise and to the point, without beating the video to death. :-)

I’m amaze of all the knowledge you have, combine with the ingenuity. Know nothing of cars but enjoy your videos

We use to have military aircraft tires and wheels that were a real bear to get the bead started on. But we found that putting a ratcheting strap around the middle of the tire and tightening it down you could eventually get a seal and the air would pop them on. I'm enjoying these videos, brings back memories.

Just a word of advice Trent, you’re going to need bigger injectors and a remap of your ECU if you add a supercharger. 👍👍🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🤘🏻🤘🏻

@jessmatthewson7775

Жыл бұрын

Oh boy yeah here we go...woo hoo

Good idea to rebuild the engine & transmission while it is out. 215k miles is pretty much the extent of life, even for a Toyota. I was concerned earlier when you said you were not, but the sweet smell of antifreeze would have clued me as well. Cannot wait to see that job come up. Last time I rebuilt an engine, the internet hadn't been invented yet.

You earn every penny of your profession, dude. Never seen so much hard work.

This episode was all good. I think about 20 minutes is a perfect length of an episode.

Trent it's going to be fun watching you rebuild that V6 Engine i used to rebuild them for a living that's why i say engine, engine mounts, engine oil and not motor you are doing a very good job keep it up and God bless you and your family.

🦋 I love seeing you so excited about doing something fun for you. I think the videos are a good length I think they seem shorter than they are because you’re giving so much information that it just goes so fast. I’ll take whatever you have time to do. So glad you videoed what the motor looked like. motivation to get off my. And do something I’d like to do. Much love and many blessings. And be safe. I know our girl is monitoring that! 😂😂

@julien2912

Жыл бұрын

I think Trent looks really sexy while working on something that loves so much (rebuilding a Truggy!).

I heard laughing and that is what I like!! Have fun!!

Hi Trent, I'm a big fan of both channels, and really look forward to watch your new episodes. I would like to add to your explanation on the bead locks. A benefit from using bead locks on top of your explanation is to prevent the tire from spinning on the rim. Not trying to put you down, just adding to what you did explain. Keep up the good work, and I look forward each week for a new episode.

I have no idea why I'm watching you rebuild this truck!! Lol I'm completely mesmerized by your skills child!! I followed your travel videos on and off then more regularly..... Now I feel like I'm watching the Truman show. What have I become? Lol. I just love your lil family!!

When airing up a beadlock for the first time, I use a 5 gallon bucket, which supports the wheel and usually the weight of the tire is enough to get it sealed enough to start taking air.

Seeing how excited you are, doing what you love, is contagious! I enjoyed watching.

I can’t wait to see you driving that truck….oh the participation😊 love it!

No, I’m just not interested in mechanics - but because it’s Trent - I’m hooked!! So I guess I’m going to learn about it. Being a Toyota 100 Series driver in Central Australia - it can’t be a bad thing. Ally and Brandon are going to learn too. I’m with them - watching you in amazement.

My husband use to build engines. He stopped probably around age 35 and there were no cell phones then. He built a race car engine for his boss and the car flewweww! He built that probably in 2010/2011 before he died. So you can do the same thing. It is all in your memory an you will learn things along the way. Looking forward to seeing it. Stay safe for your family though. ❤

Men and their toys ……..got to love it

The rims look very impressive. great work getting the engine out. Brandon is a brilliant part of whatever you are doing

Save Rusty! I think with all your new tools, your welding skills, and a little imagination you could turn ol Rusty into a pretty cool off road camp trailer. Don’t scrap him, rebuild him!

I like watching mainly because I don't have the guts to undertake something like that by myself. I'd do with the help of someone who knows what they are doing but not by myself. I admire that.

This is great. I got to see the serpentine pulley thing that in my car has been making noise since it was changed 4 years ago. Very cool. Yes Trent, it's a Ford Focus !

Hey Trent! I’m a guy who works on my own car’s & motorcycle & I just want to say your doing awesome brother. Thanks, God Bless 🙏

Great content. Now its Trent & Allie Mondays and Fridays, with a Sunday treat; Trent's Garage. Like it a lot.....

Nice editing of this sequence! Not too laborious, but showed all the interesting details 😊

Omg Trent, I love watching you work here and the garage build. Wow those tire rims are a beaut. 😍 And even tho Allie isn't seen or heard much, as you say your byes...I will still add that Adios at the end, every time I say it in unison either Allie. 🤭😊 I love you guys. Thx so much.

AWESOME Progress, can't wait for completion.

I am not a car or repair person. But I love Trent so I came over here to watch the boys play with cars!

WOW!! Dude, those tires are sweet!!

Good job guys enjoy your videos. You’re doing nothing wrong.

Way to go Trent!

My son is a mechanic (when he's not working his day job). I learn a lot from him and help him physically and mentally. (I help him come up with solutions to problems). BUT, he's never explained how everything works together. I'm going to rewatch these videos so i can be more help to him. Thanks!

I know nothing about cars but what I enjoyed most about this video was your enthusiasm. And of course, knowing Allie was there behind the camera most of the time. Good work on everything!

Good morning!!! I just got the notification...haven't watched the video yet...but gave thumbs up for I know it will be awesome!!!🥰💜

What I like Trent is YOU explaining everything "once" and seeing Brandon with you every step of the way and Allie throwing her 2 cents worth in from behind the camera OCCASIONALLY muahahahahahahaha :)~

Trent you make it exciting 👏. Thanks for sharing your excitement with us 🇺🇸 have fun and be safe. I will be watching 👀this till completion! Stoked!

@Trents.garage

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

I am so into this. Not that I will ever have a rock climber truck but I just know that the end result is going to be amazing.

Mechanics tip, always take the Schrader valve out of the valve stem, this increases the air pressure to easily set the bead on the rim!

Another fun and entertaining video. For a minute when you couldn't get the bead to set, I thought you were going to put a ratchet strap around the tire and ratchet till it set but you showed me different way of getting it easily done, thanks for a relaxing watch on a Sunday afternoon🙂

@davidrushing8019

Жыл бұрын

Hey Trent, I've gotten a few of these messages to my comments before, that uses your icon and I remember you and Allie talking before about hackers sending messages. Is this one above from you or someone who is pretending to be you?🤔

I am glad you listened to my suggestion for the supercharger I am also glad you did not decide to turbo it because turbos have been know to blow engines up

Hey y'all things are really taking off for Mr Trent. Hard work and fun seems to go together when it's Garage time is up. My man has that same spark when he found a vehicle that needed a new life. I'm glad to see that Spark again, keep the content coming, best to all the family.

Trent you will not regret rebuilding that engine while it’s out and why not add some 💨…. By the way I envy Brandon’s job, working for friends and getting to do a little of everything we all love. Happy Sunday!

hairspray inside the tire and a match works every time!

Longer, I would go for it ok. But I think you you should attack that short video market with 60-120 clips of you doing detailed things even down to the choice of tool, bit/blade, etc. and then a slow-mo of you doing it. Throughout the vehicle build too - all those little clips (short-vid) like which tool you needed to undo each clip. You all are amazing. Thanks for sharing.

My Dream Machine!!! Love Toyota

Nice job Trent & Brandon! It's great when ya have a person to help. My husband a lot of the time just had me back in the day. LOL But at least it gave me enough knowledge that some guy can't pull the wool over my eyes!

@jessmatthewson7775

Жыл бұрын

That's right Ms. Jeanie knowledge is power...lol

Another super interesting episode. I do love the van life and building videos but really enjoying something new and different. Trent you are such a great presenter, you explain everything so clearly and simply. Can't wait for the next one. ❤️

Trent, NIce recovery on balancing the motor as you pulled it out from the frame. The motor is always going to be the heavier part. Lesson learned bolt up more towards the center of the motor. L.O.L.

Trent, great video! You may not realize it but you did a herculean job on those tire/wheel combos and made it look relatively easy. Many others have struggled and sometimes failed at that job. Congrats!

I know nothing about automotive stuff... but I truly enjoy watching Trent. Nice to see Brandon helping. I'm really looking forward in see the beast on the rocks!!!

Thanks for the tire/rim/pressure lesson. I wondered why people wanted less pressure. The last time I (helped) rebuild and engine was when president Carter was elected (I was 18).

I think that it is good that you are pointing out some of the little things for those who are watching that don't have much knowledge of the process.

You make make them as long as you need to make them brother I will still be here to watch we all love you ✌️❤️

Lathe and milling machine would be a nice fit for your fab shop.

Another possibly safer way to help set that lower bead I have seen used is to wrap a ratchet strap around the circumference of the tire and tighten it up. By squeezing the tire around the middle of the tread, the strap puts pressure to force the bead into place. May not be as much fun as jumping on it though.

My husband sat down as I was watching and exclaimed, "That guy is a FRIGGIN' GENIUS!! Is there anything he doesn't know how to do?" Trent, I think you have a fan.

I don't know anything about cars, but hey it's Trent and Allie, they never disappoint

@dandaniels4558

Жыл бұрын

Trent & Brandon Allie is just out there to make Trent nervous and stressed out about something taking 2 hrs instead of 5 minutes 😂😅But hey she looks good doing it 😁😉

I loved the explanations of what your about to do or what you did. You did a great job at making something that seems complicated seem very easy.

I like how you improvise when doing things, the engine and gearbox were removed smoothly after you added that extra strapping. Best wishes from Mike. ❤

Love the video Trent, I have two comments. 1. Motors are electric and engines are internal combustion. 2. Your load leveler needs to be front to rear instead of side to side. Otherwise this old Navy engineman is loving the progress!❤

OK, 1. the ratchet strap works, what you need is a engine hoist leveler. 2. it appears you want a lot of power. it's going to be expensive for a Toyota. So, just get you a 5.3, 5,7 or the desirable 6,0 LS engine, with either a 4L60 or 4L 80 trans, A Holly EFI unit and brain(Computer) and have way more power than you ever want, and do it much cheaper. A very popular swap these days, into EVERYTHING! And Tons of information out there for a complete swap!

Trent your enthusiasm for what your doing is incredible. Does Trent talk about this job non stop to you Allie?

Yeah I was thinking about that before you even mention it Trent if you added about 15 to 20 minutes of more to the video that would be cool I enjoy it very much

Growing up on a farm all of our tractor tires, the rear tires anyway had 8 to 10 psi for the same reason the tire confirms to the terrain and gets better traction.

Trent, upward and onward, good job. Hats 👒 off to the video recorder, Allie. Trent, you are like a kid 🧒 in a candy 🍭 shop. Every step of the way is so exciting. Take care, be careful, and see you on the next one.

Hey Trent.. Did you know that at the assembly plant. The frame rails were put in a jig. There pin or holes in the frame rails to square it up. This is what you need to get the frame back to square when add the new rails.. Oh by the way. The hoist leveler was sideways. Turn it and the hand crank would have leveled out the load.. good luck...

Trent, Next time your at Harbor Freight you'll need to. Pickup the 8 ton long ram air over hydraulic. Have it on mine. Saves alot of cranking and moving too slowly.

dude the lifting bar is spouse to go front to back on the motor not side to side , the handle on the spreader bar is what you level the motor with😋👍

Great video nice to see Brandon again , man that is such a great friend and employee. Allie is a rock star behind the camera

Love how you overcome all issues.

Smart thinking on getting the engine balanced. I am not a mechanic so you are teaching me stuff every time. Glad you freed up some floor space. You need it for the various builds you have going on. Stay safe.

You have the croos beam on the engine lift sideways, should be front to rear, then you can crank that balance with the red handle...

Trent and Allie and Brandon are truly a wonderful team and that little guy is just so special. But I'd like to suggest anything that I do know. Power source that is gasoline-driven is called an engine and a power source that is electrical is a motor. That's it, that's all I can help you with. I know I know, all the guys at the gas station calling engine a motor love you guys

Way to Go Trent 👍👍👍👍

Awesome video, yes longer would be nice.

🥰 it’s fun to see you so happy and excited. I love reading the comments from men or wives about their husbands and how much they love this. I know nothing about all of this-when you said “This is really exciting, or the exciting part” that was my nudge, it was exciting. I am very excited to see it come together, the tires are gorgeous. As usual nice seeing Brandon and hearing Allie 😊. Love you all 💕

Good job Trent, awesome video!

I'm learning lots...Thanks Trent, Brandon & Allie.. Might think about off-roading here in Alabama

@jessmatthewson7775

Жыл бұрын

Ha ha ha 😆 that'll be a slippery slope for sure...lol

I like what you doing standard tires like you're supposed to be and build a bench on top of it you'll need the room

Yaaaa 💪🤝🤓 having that mota out where you can see every aspect of it is a huge step...thats how you can really see what you've got...check for cracks, warps & dings and bubble gum.... might consider start ordering parts as you get them off and before that big red puzzle gets so scrambled around its an omlette not a truggy... great fun going on over there spectacular tires I mean oh heck yeah...where's Joel that smart guys' gonna want to know where everything's supposed to be sitting and how it works... I think they clip those wiring cables together in the middle so they don't get hung up on assembly line or subsewuent functions...anything going forward or in reverse lol 😆thanks for sharing c-ya @

This was interesting. I learn something new every time I watch your garage videos. Thanks for sharing this rebuild with us Trent.