I think most men would loved to have a Dad like you Clint!

@Failure_Is_An_Option

7 ай бұрын

Cringe AF.

@xoxo2008oxox

7 ай бұрын

I think most sons or daughters would love a Dad like Clint. I know some girls that are smarter than most guys and yes, change their own oil, weld and other "manly" tasks. All because their dad took the time out to show them about engineering...

@PhilRable

7 ай бұрын

No need to go to trade school after you’re done you time in Clint Tech School

@thatdave86

7 ай бұрын

You going to call Him Daddy lol

@thegreatwhite-hd3uo

7 ай бұрын

Dude so true",pops is giving them good memories an life skills they will carry on

It's so nice to see a father display his love for his family. Working Sundays and evenings with your boys when worn out from the week is what a real man is all about. As stated before, you're awesome Clint.

@Watchyn_Yarwood

7 ай бұрын

I hope that young man knows how very fortunate he is to have a dad like that!

@leonardnicola7816

7 ай бұрын

Yes sir, I agree. Think of the world we would have.

@davidlasanen7690

4 ай бұрын

WELL SAID

Hey there Tucker don't worry about what others think build that truck the way you like it. its your truck you the one going to be driving it

I’m a bit OCD, but everyone should appreciate these guys when they work on anything their bench is cleared of any extraneous crap (unlike some other KZreadrs, where their shop is just piled with junk). Even when it’s something old from a working piece of machinery everything is neat. Both boys are fortunate to be able to benefit from their dad’s knowledge. He seems very patient and is always teaching them.

It is so great to see these youngsters learning the ins and outs of mechanics and welding fabrication and just building by hand. It’s a lost practice with the young today. Great job Tucker and to you too Clint for having the patience and drive to teach. Absolutely amazing. Happy New Year’s

@mikehunt3222

7 ай бұрын

You’re so right about kids and the younger generation today. The other day I saw some kids out playing and it came to me it was the 1st time I’ve seen that in probably a couple years.

Tucker hasn’t put one mile on it and you can tell he is beyond thrilled. Way to go, Tucker! Wishing you countless safe and happy miles! 👍👍👊👊🤙🤙

@thegreatwhite-hd3uo

7 ай бұрын

Mann can u show the parts list and cost of the build

Love the teamwork between father and son! You can tell Tucker is so excited. I can hardly wait till the next video it will be epic! Thank you for sharing! 👍

Wonderful to see to see time spent with kids showing them the way to strip and build an engine. The good habits and practices will stay with them a lifetime… they are so lucky to have access to the tools and workshop you have

All I can say is them boys got one great dad.

Tucker you did a great job painting that engine (good choice on the color)along with the rest of the details!

Lots of smoke. Yes, sir, that's what we need. The sound and happiness of diesel.

Tucker and Hunter are so darn lucky to have a Father so willing to spend his time with his sons. Hello Tucker, if you ever decide you want to stop your finger from getting painted, look into a Krylon spray can handle. The Cummins engine will be awesome!

This was an exquisite tutorial on father and son working and learning together. One on one time. Tucker found out that he is stronger than he thought he was. An important lesson.

Hey Tucker, don’t worry about what others say, you are becoming a damn good mechanic. Hope you and your family enjoy the New Year!!

Another great video, It's good that our children learn the way that we did. I do believe that Tucker smiled more in this video than all of last years combined, all the best guys.

Tucker, you don't realize how lucky, blessed and fortunate you are to work with your dad and at the same time to learn not just engineering skills but life skills that will serve you for the rest of your life. I am envious; I wish I had had a mentor when i was a young man.

Knowledge flowing downhill, priceless.

I’m only 30 so I don’t have much room to talk but it sure is good seeing someone younger than me doing cool stuff not being scared to jump in there and get it done

The red dually is beautiful

Never worry about what others think Tucker as long as you like it and your happy ( and the gf) lol

Clinton Tucker and Kevin great engine build! Tucker is not only an awesome welder but one heck of a mechanic! Mom and Dad have to be very proud of him! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

Nice job, Tucker 👍. Hands-on training is better than books . Dad's good help.

Man that's already a nice truck and y'all gonna make it nicer. Much respect on building it stout, but useful. Especially as someone who's gotten carried away building a hot rod and later been like "well this is cool but maybe going full small tire drag race spec was a bit much for a daily cruiser" lol

Cracking build !! Tucker is one lucky young man to not only work with his dad but he is getting one sweeeeet ride at the end of it and the best bit is we get to see the video of it all !! Happy New Year to you all and Respect from Scotland.

Dad is doing a great job with his son.

MaN alive to have a Gr8 Father, Shop, tools, knowledge & love to do all this. So awesome! Congratulations this will be a beast.

Wow, what a sweet ride that's going to be! You never fail to impress, Mr. Clinton! Hope Mr. Tucker appreciates all of the opportunities you have provided him!

I think Tucker will take over the Business one day.

TUCKER THE MASTER WELDER. TUCKER THE MASTER MECHANIC!!!...CLINT YOU ARE THE MASTER TEACHER!!!!....YOUR SONS ARE SO BLESSED TO HAVE SUCH A AWESOME FATHER !!!!!...🎉🎉🎉😊

Its great to see you and your son work together as times going on. He thinks back about you. and how great you are to him . God bless y'all

Great job Tucker. You are going to have a very nice motor. Looking good.👏

Poor Kevin, he was really looking forward to fitting that turbo. Tucker is already a good mechanic, his girlfriend is really going to like that truck when it has a bigger engine under the bonnet. 🤣👍

Awesome build. Way better than the new junk rolling off the lines today! Love these projects.

Love the truck builds keep them coming. May need to build a new one every 3 months….the boys can build their own fleet

Hey dad it's reel cool seeing you work with tucker on the engine and tow rig my father was a maintenance supervisor and did the same with me how I miss him even now since he passed away 5 years ago I still think of how he would have done the job and now I am passing the knowledge onto my daughter

Tucker's got that grin that this will be something else. Also having run a pump calibration bench, those Area Diesel Service (great crew) clips are fun to watch as well. Me thinks Clint is having fun on this one too.😁

Tucker is getting tons of experience that will serve him well in the future

What a great sense of accomplishment he's gonna have with that truck. That and building great memories of working with Dad he'll never forget.

Your son showed he has been paying attention when bolting up the oil pump, snug one bolt, snug the bolt directly across, torque bolt 2, then torque bolt 1. It is the little details like that that set a good mechanic appart from a wrench turner. And he welds well, also.

HOW WONDERFUL TO CREATE MEMORIES WITH YOUR SON IN THE SHOP. HE'LL REMEMBER IT FOR HIS LIFETIME!

If every dad did what you do with your children this world would be a better place. Fun video.

You guys got the engine looking good so far.Can’t wait to see the finished product.

A nice Turnbow 6 horse trailer would good behind his truck. Turnbow is a family owned company from Texas.

That killer dow pin probably fell when you done that burnout. Lol

Seeing that red dually roll in just made the project EVEN cooler! My personal opinion is leave it 2wd it looks great at that ride height but I'm sure there's a reason for 4wd.

@erik_dk842

7 ай бұрын

Yup. That older OBS Ford truck they built looked goofy like on stilts.

Man Tuckers a lucky kid to have u buy him trucks and motors. Must be nice

Kevin, add some RED dice to the mirror -I'm sure Tucker would appreciate the extra bling 😀

Tucker, you are going to have a real nice truck when you get it finished young man, have fun with it. Clint, I like the way you walk thru the assembly making note of the changes along the way. Great video, thanks for the update sir.

Tucker you are in school right now what your learning right now you can’t learn in school, your dad is the best teacher hands down. Love the Cummins colour and black parts look awesome together. Would give my left arm to be in your shoes you man… can’t wait to see the next video!

If every young man that had any interest in this type of work could be in class with their son that would be great. Very good job.

Truck is sick Tucker. If people don’t like it then they don’t know what a nice truck really is.

Great name for big red If Tucker advances into the mechanic world in future he’s getting a big leg up working with you Clint

Great series Clint. Tucker does such a good job! Fun to watch all of you working on a really cool project. Thanks for sharing the adventure.

Tucker is smiling so much during the build, I can't wait to see him smile when he drives the truck. Thanks for sharing.

Tucker you are a lucky boy to have a father like Clint great build great video thanks Clint and Kevin and Tucker

Can't believe how much you have to share with friends and family.

That truck is going to be one bad dude! That interior looks plush. Keep up the great work and videos.

I bet Tucker is really excited about this conversion! Good job fellas 👍👍

That is a clean Diesel Motor looks great....Good Job Tucker 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Most channels just get things running half ass. Clint is the real deal!

I remember my first Ford, 52 years ago now. Turned out to be my last as well......🤣🤣🤣

Great Video Clint, does Tucker realize that you are giving him a Million dollar Education on Diesel engines? You are an excellent Teacher!

A pleasure to watch you fellas at it again, it's a shame your 6bt didn't come with a P pump, still a reliable 250hp and torque for decades is still a win in my books 😅

I love seeing a big azz Ford truck. Bloody Mary. Excellent.

GREAT VEDIO, REALLY ENJOY WATCHING YOU WORK WITH YOUR BOY'S, LISTEN AND WATCH YOUR DADDY HE IS A WEALTH OF INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE,AND KNOWLEDGE IS KING! GREAT JOB TUCKER AND CLINT!

I love the hands on learning experience you are giving your kids.

It is great to see father and son or sons working together o projects That is going to be one more nice engine !!! Great job guys Y’all’s you tube videos are better watching than anything on TV

Wow tucker you’re getting a free education at the CNC equipment institution of technology by the headmaster there Clint priceless

That Cummins is going to be so sweet in that Ford.

I believe this is the first time I’ve seen Tucker smile and excited about working on something and he is doing a great job at that

Clinton says, “that Powerstroke will make 50psi.., and what does that do…, it makes it not reliable”…, my sentiments exactly. But ya gotta have a “seat of the pants” mode too.., hahaha..! Looks great gentlemen (as always). Looking forward to the next video on this build. Thank you sir.

That should be a beast when finished. Great video. Thanks for sharing!!

Good job Tucker and your Dad teaching you with his care and love! Good video! :)

Your skill level is first class.

Tucker is a lucky boy, having a dad that takes the time to help him and show him how to do things right 👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍

That's a beautiful truck, I like the Cummins in there. I'm not so sure about the 4WD but to each their own. 😊

@failranch9542

6 ай бұрын

There is something about a low down dually. 4x4, while very useful, doesn't look as nice in a dually IMO.

That's a great engine re-build folks,..you lucky dog Tucker. What an engine this will be!

I may have to rethink my comment on the last video about who's going to be working for free longer. . . . . 🤣🤣. Can't wait for the next video. Tucker is going to have an awesome truck when it's done.

It's good watching a father and son do projects like this together. Thankful that you have been blessed with all of the facilities and tools along with the knowledge and resources for him to be able to do these things also. Hope he knows how blessed he is as a young man.

Clint, I swear your build videos could easily be used at vocational schools as class room time teaching aids for individuals working to get trained into the tradesman sector. They're gonna need lots of young well trained individual to replace those who retired or died during the pandemic. The infrastructure bill is putting a lotta trades people into well paying jobs. I myself have 3 family members who have been hired by companies that have gotten contracts working on infrastructure jobs and they can't find enough properly trained individuals to take the jobs so wages are getting way better for tradesmen. All 3 went from barely holding themselves above the poverty line to joining the old American middle class. I have absolutely no doubt that you have subscribers who are watching your videos for exactly that reason.

I worked at the Borg Warner plant where that turbo is made for 99-08. I machined both the turbin housing & bearing housings. The plant is in Asheville NC where the big wrecker went to.

I can't help but wonder how radical of a car I could have had back in high school in the early 70's , having you as a dad and your shop to work in. I couldn't get in auto shop class back then because of how popular it was so took body shop instead, it served me well in life but a nice paint job without an engine to back it up didn't work so well back then. Think I recognized a shade of green in one background shot that looks very familiar.

In the late 80's and 90's we used this Cummins engine in our 18/20 ton trucks in the UK. It was known to us as the "B" series but they suffered badly with failed head gaskets. In the end we had problems getting them through the smoke emission regulations.

Will that fit in the snowmobile? Great work Tucker!

I love your son's vision for the truck it will be one of a kind, well done

LOL Tucker just looks like he's over the top excited about the build but sure doesn't like to be in front of the camera.

Way to go dad he's getting taught way better than any college could teach him ❤😊

Awesome job with this rebuild. Can’t wait to see the engine get finished and installed and the remainder of changes planed for Bloody Mary. Keep up the good work.

My first vehicle was my dads 1995 f150. It was painted two tones, red with a white center down the side. That truck had the red interior, too. It wasn't 4x4, but i sure do miss that old truck.

My buddy had a f250 of that vintage with the red interior. Always liked it. Love the red on red on red.

Tucker, is a real good welder 😊😊.

Making a bad ass truck & a ton of memories 👍🏼

Your boys are lucky to have a dad with a shop like yours and a dad like you that takes time to show them a skill so they can thrive in life

Good Teacher and Good Student equals Good Video Well Done Boys

Good Luck Tucker, It looks like a great pairing-truck and engine. I almost went to work for Cummins back in 1968. I am impressed by your welding skills.

This is the only channel I'll watch of guys fixing their Ford. Youse guys are fun to watch so I tend to overlook the Ford thing.

That red truck looks sweet!! Lucky kids!!

Not bloody mary, More like the screamin red love chariot!

love when could do projects with my kids , and make memories . glad to se you working with them

My Dad wasn't a mechanic. There was an old school mechanic in our country neighborhood. When I was 19 I hired him to refresh a '79 Chevy 305 in a truck I bought from my Dad, it had 74k miles on it mainly on propane. It was very clean and smooth inside. Put a small 4 barrel on it and the mechanic massaged the heads as much as he could. This brings back so many memories. I did all the cleaning and prep work and helped him assemble it. I ran the crap out of that thing for over 100k miles. Tucker is making memories he doesn't yet appreciate.