Sounds like DeBoss Driveway Gate is a new project.

@kevenhiemie

8 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. Something big, cool, distressed looking and says keep the ____ out.

@AndrewBrowner

7 ай бұрын

never seen a guy so cranky about someone stopping by with coffees while youre working.. wish i had that problem, i mean sure be a little quick a little rude no need to stop work a 60 second im up these this and that thanks for the double double cheers and back at it sorry cant talk

@kevenhiemie

7 ай бұрын

@@AndrewBrowner ppl are weird and will travel. I won't want some random weirdo just stop in my house or work place to say hi. If I don't know you I wouldn't want you just stopping by where my family is located. Just b/c you think you're cool doesn't mean it's o.k. to invade someone's privacy. Most likely you're not that cool and probably more creepy.

@servicioelectromecanicocue7025

7 ай бұрын

​@@AndrewBrownerBro im not a youtuber but im mechanic and when you are working and trying to figure out a problem, people asking random things are very annoying, even more if you are in a hurry

@davidsawyer1599

7 ай бұрын

Essential Craftsman is doing that very thing. He is building an entry gate that is quite substantial. He states it's to keep the Deer out of his garden. He's being polite

I recommend a gate! “Good fences, make good neighbors!” -Mexican proverb

I’ve known Rich a while, good friend and live near him. He’s done work on my equipment and trucks before his shift to all KZread content. I rarely just “drop in on him”. He’s largely a one-man shop. The work he does to keep creating great content is relentless. If he isn’t serious about treating it like the full time job it is, this channel will not work. There’s really not a lot of time for chit chat with all the projects he’s juggling. I’ve had to learn to respect his space myself 🙃

@southstreetbarbecue7875

7 ай бұрын

Home is supposed to be your sanctuary, where you can get away from all the social obligations and just be in your own space. People dropping in on public figures like they have an obligation to them is the reason celebrities live behind high fences.

That milling was surprisingly satisfying to watch.

Some people just dont know how to separate reality from the the Internet. You'd never go into a stangers property. Just because someone talks to you in a video, tjat doesn't make them family.

@TurdJesus

8 ай бұрын

Most people are complete idiots. Hell, most grown ass adults still believe in a magical man in the sky in 2023. How these turds make it past 30 is unbelievable 😂

@kenwillis8487

8 ай бұрын

I know right. Imagine thinking that it was ok to drive there like your going to visit a buddy and thinking that was normal! Blows my mind. Heck I don’t even visit family or friends without calling first!

@Jerremy10169

8 ай бұрын

@@kenwillis8487if a family member or friend calls me to ask about coming over I’ll hang up the phone. They know the rule. Just show up beers in the fridge. If I’m not home enjoy a cold one

@mross302

7 ай бұрын

Very true, ive actually met rich before twice, even had a beer with him the second time, still wouldnt pull something that stupid. A mans home is his castle.

@toddmccarter45

7 ай бұрын

Im kind of suprized with as big as he is that this is the first time he has had this issue

Never expected to watch lumber being milled on a heavy machinery channel. Pretty cool seeing ALL the different aspects of these restorations, even down to cutting your own trailer deck!

@boredom.victim

8 ай бұрын

like the mill isn't heavy machinery

I'm moderately surprised that you don't have a gate on your driveway by now. Park the tank down there.. 🤣

@tdotw77

8 ай бұрын

😅 That'd just attract more strangers! As soon as they saw that huge thing by the road as they're driving by, they'd immediately stop to investigate it! I know I probably would! 😅😅🚜🚜⛓️👍👌🤔

@TheBrokenLife

8 ай бұрын

@@tdotw77 I was joking...

Boss: Why aren't you at work? Me: DebossGarage told me to 😂

Nothing creepier than someone who rolls by a youtubers house.. stop doing this people!!!

@theglitch99

7 ай бұрын

Ppl are crazy! History has many stories of the crazy things fans do! Probably has his pictures all over his room! 😂😮

@mann_idonotreadreplies

7 ай бұрын

Only wingsofredemption the KZreadr deserves private property invasion

That trailer looks slick, Rich! Also, some people are out of their minds. I'd love the chance to meet you one day, maybe buy you a beer or something, but Jesus.. Randomly coming by your house? That's... just rude and Hella invasive. Nicest way I could put it.

Nice video! We never stained the decking on our trailers. We also used boards that were 3/8-1/2” taller than the beams. That way the machinery tracks would be on wood. This kept the steel from getting worn and the wood kept the machine from sliding

@toomanyhobbies2011

7 ай бұрын

Good advice, but the stain was to match the tractor pulling this trailer.

@texas4ever

7 ай бұрын

@@toomanyhobbies2011 Thanks Capt.

We left the center floor section between the main beams open to store the outrigger boards that way when needed left a nice opening to chain things to cross members if need be then when done throw the outrigger boards back in the center .just was a handy way to kill 2 birds with one stone

I could not imagine just showing up at a strangers house! Yes I said Stranger, we may know who they are and enjoy the content they create but overall beyond the videos they put out they are strangers to us and more so us to them! To think people drive hundreds of miles in some cases to take coffee to there favorite content creator and in there mind see nothing wrong with that. I bet they get all pissy if you have an attitude as well might even think you owe them that one on one time!

@TheBrokenLife

8 ай бұрын

I don't think it's just a creator thing... A couple of years ago a random woman walked _inside of my garage,_ while I was under a car and unable to see her, and started asking if it was so-and-so's house. ...I've seen more than one horror movie that started that way, especially when it comes to an unaccompanied woman just blundering around in a strange man's residence. I wouldn't believe how stupid people have become if I couldn't see it with my own eyes.

@AndrewBrowner

7 ай бұрын

i assumed he meant locals.. cant imagine anyone is going out of the way hours to maybe see him in the driveway and maybe drop off a coffee thats insane.. he must of just had a bad experience as he was filming this.. someone stopping and and saying hey thats cool heres a double double isnt that horrific, different story if they hang around for 45 minutes getting in the way and asking 75 questions

@martyniner8893

7 ай бұрын

Like RUSH sings in Limelight, “ I can’t pretend a stranger is a long awaited friend”

@sixfivedome

7 ай бұрын

@@AndrewBrownerNo bro. It ain’t cool to just drop in to someone’s business or home unannounced. Period. I don’t go to my own mothers house without asking. I think he’s being nice….

The trailer turned out real nice, lots of hard work into it and it shows.

Trailer looks awesome! Also I really like how you used a local sawmill owner and repurposed some old white oak logs for your trailer.

I used a clear coat on my trailer deck. I sprinkled a little grit sand on it while still wet. It worked pretty well and it helped with the slipperiness when wet. Learn that trick from an asphalt guy putting sand on top of a freshly sealed driveway.

@campervanbug7658

7 ай бұрын

Whorible idea, expanded steel over it a good idea

@kevenhiemie

7 ай бұрын

@@campervanbug7658 Whorible? Are you trying to call my idea cheap and easy? 😂 You just got to one-up everyone don't you @campincruze58 . I bet your boat is bigger than mine also? 🙄

@theglitch99

7 ай бұрын

Sounds good on the wood, any grip is better than none!

Great lowboy, Redecking trailers is alway difficult but worth it in the end. Until you punch your 1st hole in it!😂 Like the choice of wood! IMPRESSIVE!😊

Well said! Love the coffee line. We all need some where to hide our family away, leave rich in the woods, and go to cars and coffee when he goes.

HA! Tewsleys tiltbed is an NRC! I have two big NRC tilt beds at work

Rich most lowboys use big washers that clamp the boards down by drilling right next to the cross member. Way easier and no more holy supports!!! Great build!!!

Fascinating episode. Every time I watch a DG/DGHD video, I learn something new. Thank you.

Great job Rich. I was going to call you and ask for the chains and binders back after watching the first episode. After watching the whole series you damn well deserved them. Haha. Amazing work, and I enjoyed every episode watching her come back to life. I will be sure to text you if I am ever in the area before I bring you a coffee. Cheers 👍

You should have left the boards out of the center because you’ll need some where to put your extension boards when you’re not using them.

That trailer looks great! Good job Rich and friends!

Aww, man, I can´t make it to open house but the trailor IS pretty! Really nice looking rig. And I won´t just drop in, I´m from Germany... So, Cheerio over the pond!

Looking good. Social media has caused people to behave badly. Be it intentional or just a lack of brain cells. Privacy is precious when you work hard every day. Hard to comprehend for some people.

That looks amazing Rich! Excellent work.

Trailer come out bloody awesome love these kind of videos

Nice work guys . Can't wait to see it rolling

Very nice job. Have enjoyed watching this build. 😎👍

Eddy seems like a good ol boy salt of the earth kinda guy!! Good peeps

Incredible work, Deboss crew. And shop kitty.

Awesome, I'm looking forward to 😊 it moving

Look soo nice..great job😊😊😊

I worked building supplies for 20 year. Always recommended semi transparent stain as solid stains tend to peel and red is going to fade real fast with out a uUV sealer as red contains Ocker and it dose not hold up in the sun.

@mann_idonotreadreplies

7 ай бұрын

Cool story bro

They make clips that grab onto the bottom of the crossmember, that way you don’t have to drill threw the crossmembers. When they drill into the crossmembers they can crack from flexing.

Looking beautiful man! Such an awesome job! Can't wait to see it connected to the cabover!

Looks great. Looking forward to seeing it haul in the future

That is a sweet saw!

Project looks very nice. Alot of work. Very polite way of informing that your home is for you and your family. Well done on all

great episode !!!!

Looks great It’s gonna look good behind the Kenworth

Your video epitomizes sheer brilliance! - "Each conquered challenge propels you closer to the pinnacle of success."

Looking real good , a lot of hard work , Seems a few people are having guys just turning up at there houses for a chat its wrong on so many level's its un real

Looks great Rich!

Looks awesome! I have the same itch to buy a sawmill for here on the farm. I also feel your pain with stripping off old decks and putting new on- I just did my F-350 flat bed (looked like this might be the 4th deck so imagine the shotgun blast of broken self tappers I had to avoid) and my 27’ gooseneck trailer. Exactly like you said, painful while doing it, lots of broken tips and drill bits but taking the time to do 3/8” carriage bolts and hardware makes me happy that both look good and are easier maintenance/replacement whenever.

That is looking well. A lot of hard work, but what a result.

I would love to see a rollback build for Tewsley. But a quick build that wouldn't take very long is a nice gate. Its totally different if one were to bump into you at the grocery store and take just a moment of your time vs just show up uninvited not only where you work but where you and your family live. Thats a private area. However it would need to be a big gate so that there is room for the trailer to follow aa you turn in and out of your driveway. Maybe build a wide gate that rolls rather than swing and split it in half that way it doesn't take so long to fully open.

@DGHD

8 ай бұрын

Its happening on the other channel with the Fargo cab on a DT466 4900 chassis

@joshp.2237

8 ай бұрын

Oh sweet. Only 3 episodes in, haven't missed much and it will be easy to catch up. That will be great.

Awesome job brother!!

YES!!! So glad you oil sprayed your stuff!!

@DGHD

7 ай бұрын

Absolutely!

Man, sawmill work always reminds me of my first job, a neighbor had a portable mill he used for custom orders, it was a lot bigger and mostly hydraulic but the sawn lumber still had to be pulled, stickered, and stacked. Hardest day I did we cut around 20 48-56" tulip logs for somebody doing woodworking. They wanted the widest possible slabs at 2.5 inches thick. That lumber was brutally heavy, I can't even believe I did a full 10 hours of that.

Wow im surprised how well your log truck handled the weight!

I haven't commented on your build yet, but this whole build is awesome. I just had to find the rest of the series on the rebuilding the "tri axle" after I saw the face book post on finding and buying an abandoned tri axle trailer. Great job. I like your channel better than some of the other channels I watch. The wood cutting part is interesting too. Does the wood works milling guy have a you tube channel ?

Dang wish I could be at the open house. Just across the border from you. Fabulous content always. Nothing worse when people see ya working in the drive stopping by to chat. Cheers from NY.

Nice job

Dang, that trailer looks good. A lot of hard work putting the floor on it. Did that for a past employer on 40' flatbeds. Going to try & get there on the weekend for the show.

SWEET BC REPRESENT ❤❤❤👍👍👍😎😎💯

So glad you and Edison Motors know about eachother. Amazing people

I love your words of wisdom at the end about getting dirty and getting it done.. Motivation is sometimes an issue for me, so I appreciate the bump. And for God's sake people, leave these KZreadr's alone! Somewhere, somehow, sometime, someone has failed you miserably. Show some respect and afford these folks the privacy they deserve. I know it feels like you get to know people because you spend so much "virtual time" with them, but that is not a relationship. Boundaries, y'all!

The best product I ever seen for trailer decking was from a guy that bought a tractor off me. He used old composite decking from a deck for his trailer deck.

Deboss, soon you will need a nice big pile barn to house all your projects. Would love to see another construction series!

What about the idea of using to tintable bedliner on the trailer to keep it looking good.

We used to run the center board unbolted that way we could use them for the outriggers when necessary. We would also use clips to clamp the boards to the crossmembers.

love the way rich asks to fu*k off hahaha there is still a little dutch way doing things in there ;) btw very nice work you doing. keep 'm rolling bossmen!

Beautiful job resurrecting an old piece of equipment and using 100 year old oak that you had cut for you is the cherry on top! And people, please don't harass Rich he's a busy man getting filthy! 😆 Seriously though come by at a car show or open house for crying out loud!

good video 👍👍👍

Dude you work too hard! You should have 5 million subs.

That trailer is a nice twenty footer, stand 20ft away it looks amazing 😂

12:30 Good one Rich! 😂😂👍👌🪓🪓🌲🌲🍁🍁⛓️📏🛠️🗜️🔧📐✏️🚜😄

A CAR SHOW WITH THE GUYS AT EDISON???!!! Man I wish I was in the US right now! I would make time to go to that!!! Love both the channels!

@jwiereng

7 ай бұрын

Canada

Dads friend has a small lumber mill in Alaska on Prince of Wales Island. He does it for just lumber. He logged his property and used the logs to build his home and a few small outhouses and an open air building thing for the mill that keeps him out of the rain and weather. So cool to see him make lumber out of logs.

That decking looks great, but I wouldn’t of drilled the frame… all new lowboys just drill the wood and use carriage bolts and large washers to catch the frame. Makes changing out broken boards a half hour job even with rust. You know what’s it’s like changing them out drilling the frame. I had 2 lowboys running up north in the oilfields of alaska, rust grew on moss.

Nice mill. Looks like a Husky 395xp. I have one that I built. Big bore, Meteor piston, Caber rings, modded muff, advanced timing, modded carb, full-chisel, Sugi bar, etc etc. She's a ripper. Great saw, doesn't get used as much as my 372 or 346 Huskies, or any of my Stihls either. I have a bunch of them. Cheapo ms250, ms440 mag, 026's, ms660, ms880 mag. All built by yours truly. Other than turning wrenches on vehicles for more than a few decades, I got bitten by the saw bug after I started working for a tree service company. In case anyone couldn't tell LMFAO 😆 I try to recycle used motor oil for staining/ treating the decking whenever possible. Works awesome and it's free. 😁👍

Being famous can be a two edged sword brother But I believe you are up for the challenge ❤ I'm disappointed that I won't be able to attend the open house but it can't be helped I'm a little bit disabled and with out a working vehicle right now Thank you for the great videos brother I hope you have a blast Take care and God bless Just saying 😁😁😁🇨🇦

Lowboy looks good Rich

You ain’t wrong about the coffee thing

Rich the trailer looks great. End grain dries out faster, so it needs to be sealed to prevent cracking. Stored logs should be sealed too, with anything!

Trailer came out great!!! Theres gotta be a good drillbit sharpener somewhere you can pick up, and restore all those bits that got junked in the process.

Every year I get my truck and trailer undercoted best as well

wood ha , what a tree t , I get to see wood and metal all in 1 video

If you have unwanted visitors then simple, put up a gate! Plenty of logs to help build it

My second 3rd and 4th jobs were in sawmills. As I learned I moved into better paying mills. The first mill I worked was called a stick mill. Had been there almost 100years but had upgraded to being run by a diesel engine. Even that old mill those logs would have been an hr , hr and a half work

I would’ve come but I’m a fair trip from Australia to you

Highly recommend a microfiber 1/2" nap roller for those boards. Alkyd is best for wood because water based is not a mold protecting agent. Alkyd has petroleum products in it. Very good.

I use rust oleum paint on stuff like that and it lasts forever and cover great.

How about zinc anodes for rust prevention? The same as in boats in sea/ salt water.

You may only be someone in the world, but to someone else, you may be the world.

Really nice workmanship on that trailer.BTW,I used to buy parts off what I assume was Andy's grandpa many years ago at the wrecking yard,frank tewsley.Straight up guy,and could pop a windshield for me in record time.Those days were simple.

Rich, you’re telling me I can get my ride done in time for Saturday? Spoken like someone who hasn’t seen my project truck.

Just like Holmes says if you are going to do it, do it right !

Really wish i could bring the cummins mini down for your open house but to much on the go saterday. I will definitely be there next year

hello dghd it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy

Rich, ur Rebuilt Trailer is looking COOL. some lights and other stuff, she will be the talk of ur town. TankTruck will like-it..

@DGHD

7 ай бұрын

Did its first load to the open house! Thanks man

This crazy-ass Canadian never fails too produce a quality project,👍, IDK any American channels who even comes close to Rich's quality-control, it pains me to say that,🤬, but the truth is the truth,😖, great job as usual Rich, and thanks for sharing.

He should build a hoop to mount to the back of the flatbed that you can put a snatch block on to run a winch through to pick the log up and then pull it onto the bed be way easier to get more logs on

Would love to meet you, but going to your property is a no no. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Hay man get come of that sawdust it makes good oil dry for those BOO BOOs in the garage.

@DGHD

8 ай бұрын

Its also extremely flammable, especially when soaked in oil

Man i wish id found this series like 2 weeks earlier i would've come to the open house thing, im in Rochester ny so its like an hour away for me. Ive been following edison motor company since it was back if the napkin planning, i wouldve loved to go

Floors me how someone can stalk you down and just “Stop by” Creepy!!

@jwiereng

7 ай бұрын

yep, easy to tell you're at the Rich's place, when you can see projects in the driveway

I think you might need to build a gate unfortunately