Coming together nicely! Can’t wait to see JT on the streets. My favorite channel.

@builtonabudget6767

3 күн бұрын

@@danielw.5993 Thanks a million. I know it will be soon to put life in him. Stay tuned

Like the man cave. Cool drinks, heat & air and tv, it’s all anybody could hope for. Stay safe in this heat BOAB. ✌️

@builtonabudget6767

3 күн бұрын

@user-ow1iu2wz1x I love the man cave. A place to get cool when sweaty and dirty. I can get cool and watch my favorite KZread channel. Built on a Budget

Got the popcorn sitting on my easy chair.

New to your channel,thank for sharing and putting it in plain English for the every day guy💪🏿🙏🏿

@builtonabudget6767

3 күн бұрын

@@robertgooden2346 Welcome to the family. I hope you enjoy the channel and share it with your friends and family. PEACE

Sometimes they'll come out sometimes they won't. Next time try heat and then touch a candle to it. The wax helps the threads. This Bracket is an excellent option for those who can't get them to come out. Stay Grindin Stay Cool BOAB 😎

I learned something new today. Good to know. They will sure get you out of a bind if needed. Thanks for sharing. You are correct about this heat. It's tough to get much done when it's hitting close to 100.

@builtonabudget6767

3 күн бұрын

@ShilohShepherd They really work, and you don't have to be a master mechanic to use them. Thanks for watching. PEACE

For Mig with gas the ground should be on the negative side and the gun on the positive side, polarity flips when running without gas (flux core). I run gas 100% of the time and never change polarity regardless of material thickness. I use my small Lincoln SP135 mig on sheet metal up to 1/8 thick. Looks good, good luck either way.

@builtonabudget6767

3 күн бұрын

@@rust_hoarder_garage thanks

Them repair brackets are nice, first time I’ve ever seen them. Thanks for sharing.

GREAT VID GREAT CONTENT PEACE

You're looking good I like the way you explained how to repair the engine using that kit that bolts on to the block. I was also wondering what kind of gauge cluster are you using or what do like for your projects thanks again for sharing.😎👍

@builtonabudget6767

5 күн бұрын

Don't know the answer yet. But I want it to be nice

Awesome video

@builtonabudget6767

5 күн бұрын

Thanks!

Buy a flux core at harbor freight on sale for panels and save gas for thicker material

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Weidl a washer on it thin weidl a nut

I’ve had to do this on 10+ 5.3’s. But this only works if the center studs aren’t broken off. If the center studs are gone, then this won’t do anything. You’d have to tac weld a nut on and manually remove the studs and put new titanium or chromoly bolts in. The chromoly and titanium bolts are far more expensive, but last indefinitely longer and will not snap off unless you try to pull them off again and snap them off using force.

you could of fixed it right with your mig welder and 50 cents of mig wire

Dude just go to and get you a set of spider mach - Blue drill bits and drill them out you will be done in 15 min.