Wish you the best with Mandy prey she has a fast recovery 🙏

Prayers to Mandy. Our older one is a fan of boiled ground beef (better than 80/20 yields well ) and rice. Our vet is like "do not panic, we got this". I understand, take care of family first.

My dogs are my kids, too. I hope Mandy has a complete recovery. Your new rig looks awesome!

Praying for you, your family, human and animals.🙏❤️🙏🇺🇲

It was probably a good thing that the cyst burst and the poison is draining. Now the healing can begin. 🙂

Put a quick connect on the fuel tank and use a ratchet strap attached to eye bolts to hold it down while allowing you to remove it when not in use.

And this folks is how a successful business continues being successful! You roll some of the profits back into the business with proper maintenance and equip. upgrades to ensure you're ready when the customers call! Great job Hensley's!

D.O.T. Love to pull over and inspect Hotshot drivers.

FYI, just a reminder, don’t forget the venting tube for the battery, ☺️

Your dad don’t look 68, something in that well water!

All the Best to your 'PuPs' Hope she's up running around soon. We love our pets!

With all those wires under thar you ought to add a bladder tank, given that its underneath the trailer floor and all!!! 😆😁😁🤣🤣

I bought that motor for my Hydro jetter. It would run with no load. Put a load on the motor died every time. I took it back and bought a Honda. Sweet looking crane. The trailer turned out really nice

@smallengine

Ай бұрын

Possibly a dud? They are a clone of the Honda and perform the same. Materials just a lot shittier. Lol

❤ to Mandy. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Amen, brother! She’s a pretty girl and you’re a great daddy ☮️

Pressure of an engine driven hydraulic unit is proportional to engine torque. As this is a governor engine, torque is nearly constant. As load increases, the governor opens the throttle increasing torque. Engine speed increases pumped volume which is just the speed of hydraulic cylinders or hydraulic motors.

Thanks for the detailed vid on the crane build. Best wishes for Mandy! 🙏

Pets are family.

It's great to see how much pride you take and how well you take care of your equipment! Best wishes for Mandy, it's cool to see you include her in the video. Thanks for taking the time to put the videos together.

Small engines last longer running them at higher rpm. ( more air flow to keep engine cooler)

On your next job of drilling in Virginia where they have marked it for you. Before you start drilling dowse it with your rods Check Depth GPM and location. See if the numbers match are at least 10-20% close

That green oak is corrosive to steel. If there is any twisting motion on a fastener, it might be better to use grade 5. I have a large hydraulic winch and the instructions specify grade 5 only because of twisting and bending motion. Unless you change your relief valve setting, a higher RPM will only give you more flow but not higher pressure. With the size of your suction hose, you could cavitate that pump.

You can remove those old stickers 10 times faster using a heat gun and a plastic scraper then wipe off the excess glue with spray adhesive remover. Trust me, I do it all the time in the autobody repair. A heat gun goes a long long way!

After trucking for 20 years, you find out sometimes the DOT just needs to meet a quota.

Very nice build. Sorry about your dog being sick. They are family I dont care what anybody says. My RV battery was stolen in North Dakota. The police told me they steal them, take them and get paid the core charge from parts stores or large battery companies. My batteries are alway locked up now.

Good luck with the new crane great job, but one thing I might suggest how about some outriggers add to the New trailer behind the rear wheels and in the front. I know you've probably spent a small fortune on it already but better safe then sorry, also do you think some slightly larger plates on your rear hydraulic jacks more bearing area. Sorry to hear about poor Mandy hope she gets better soon. Good luck Jerry.

Looking good Philip, Hunke for the win, Jeff and Joel and their crew are great folks. We recently took delivery of our 2 new 6T's and a S6T

nice crane and trailer, have a great day, hope your furry buddy get's better

Love your content! Sorry to hear of Mandy's troubles. Look into neutralizing venom with 25kvdc electric arc. I've cured 3 dogs of copperhead venom etc...

Im surprised they didnt lance it open and get that poison out at the vet. That was instant relief for her im sure to get that poison out

@h2omechanic

Ай бұрын

I agree

@alexanderkupke920

Ай бұрын

depending on how much it is infected doing so you may risk an even worse infection, that is why this is not done anymore today. Besides the poison does not remain really that concentrated to that area. You have an initial high concentration in the tissue of the immediate area, which causes the highest immune reaction, but by the time you get to the vet, the poison would have been diluted and distributed through the blood stream anyways. So if you only discover a possible bite some time later, it would do nothing but posibly cause more infection. The same is valid for snakebites on humans, all those suction cup or lancing devices may look nice, but they don´t do anything helpful. The only thing working, especially depending on the kind of poison, would be a tourniquet, which comes with its own risks, and you would have to apply that more or less the moment the snake lets go. But only works with poisons affecting the nervous system or the blood itself. If it is of the kind that causes a necrosis of the tissue, there is not much you can do. If such a swelling or pus pocket opens by itself, thats a different thing. And I would advise talking to the vet (I think he mentioned he wanted to do that) if any additional wound care is necessary.

@h2omechanic

Ай бұрын

@alexanderkupke920 it's finally looking alot better. The bite area has a small pencil size hole now. We go roughly a cup a pink fluid out over 3 days. She's back to walking around again and the medicine is doing it's job. Definitely on the mend!

@Failure_Is_An_Option

Ай бұрын

@jacobbuckley8232 Out of everybody here... who completed their medical degree? That's what I thought.

@alexanderkupke920

Ай бұрын

@@h2omechanic Thats good to hear. Sometimes things just take some time. Also good if it is not that big a wound, that should heal fast and without issues. I know dermatologists on humans in such cases sometimes put in an iodine impregnated gauze, not sure if that would work for dogs as well or if they would start to nibble on it. As long as it is a pinkish fluid it should be fine. thats likely just lymphatic fluid with some blood mixed in. if it was infected it would be yellowish pus comming out, but the medication she got should prevent that from happening. After all our beloved pets are family members, like a child to us.

Nice doggie 🐶🐕.

Now yall can pull deep wells with galvanized drop pipe

Sweet trailer build! Hope your dog gets better!

Beautiful pump hoist

The bad thing about tube stock for the under side of a trailer the tube can look fine from the outside but the tube will rust inside the tube and it can look strong but if it's rusted enough on the inside it can be weak and when it's under a strain it can break. I had a trailer for my 21 foot sled boat that looked new from the outside ,but it broke completely in half where the spring hangers were welded to the frame . After tearing the trailer apart that 1/4 inch heavy wall tubing had rusted on the inside to the point all that was left was less then a 16th of an inch of steel left . Check the inside of those tubes even if it takes drilling a small hole on the bottom of the tube to check for weak tube from rust.

@alexanderkupke920

Ай бұрын

I have seen someone with a comparable setup add angle iron front and back to those tubes or sometimes C-channel to stiffen it up and no rely purely on those tubes. My idea would be, run a length of angle iron underneath the profiles, whatever they are, the wood is sitting on lenghtwise, to spread the load across a number of those. In this situation having one run covering both mounting locations, just extending them by e.g. 2 cross profiles. if that does not hold up i don´t know.

You should have mounted the motor on the tongue of the trailer and ran the hydraulic lines under the trailer.

You may want to add vents to the tool box or switch the battery to a Gel Cell so that you do not get a hydrogen gas build up in the confined space. You may also want to try synthetic winch line instead of wire rope, no rust.

Hi there one bit of advice the cable under the deck in the conduit clamps wrap the cable so that it is a good fit so that it doesn't vibrate and damaged the cable aspesily as you can't see it

I hope your toolbox has been keyed to something of your choice, or at least isn't the ever-so-common CH751 that seems to open so many cabinets and enclosures. Check out a video from Deviant Ollam and Howard Payne "This key is your key, this key is my key"

nice!

In the 40 years I did pump service, I blew a few tires. I don't know why, but it was always the driver inside. When they blew, they would always take out the filler necks.

The next video will be Mandy running around her Daddy. 🐕 🐩

poor baby love on her for me i have a fur baby to and we been going threw something like that with mine can not see anything but she yelps when i tried to pet her on her tummy but all seems ok today

Why keep it on a trailer? We have 3 of them on trucks with backup cameras and outriggers so I'm ready to go at every service call. Have the poly pipe spools too so we rarely pull anything by hand.

Not sure what kind of loads you plan to get on that crane. I guess it is mainly to removing pipe and pumps from wells. I have seen someone with such a jig (not for wells, but comparable straight down load, add two kind of outriggers to the trailer on the sides. He could flip them out so they extend from a strong hinge just before the rear lights housing from the side C channel to about a 45 ° angle backwards out and could telescop out to just over 1.5 times their stowed length from the hinge to the wheel well. on the end he then could flip down and screw down some sort of jacks. reminded me of the screw jacks you might find on scaffolding. for driving everything stowed nicely tugged in on the side. As those supports were further out and behind the built in ones, they added a lot in terms of tipping backwards or sideways. Or, if the trailer has the capacity, if you want to be on the safe side, add some wight closer to the front, of course keeping the correct tongue weight in mind.

7:36 is a cold weld

Take it easy dad I Mandy am Tuffer and ruffer than you think! she will be fine I have a feeling.

Self drilling screws on a trailer deck are a PAIN, but worth it in the end.

@h2omechanic

Ай бұрын

210 of them suckers! But it done right

just curious why do you mount the craness that are meant to be mounted on a truck onto a trailer? it seems like it would be more of a hassle getting a truck and trailer into tight spots vs having the truck easily getting to the spot.

Axles need slid back a foot, probably more. I don't care how heavy your tow vehicle is. Insufficient pin weight with an oscillation will whip it right off the road. Be real tempted to mount the engine and fuel tank mounted in the tool box, and the tool box on the tongue instead of the deck. I know those hydraulic lines get real pricey going that route. But you really want all you can get up front. Besides it keeps your equipment out of the weather, and out of sight.

Nice build

Do you have any problems with the front of the trailer lifting off the ground when you have the hoist leaned all the way back?

Buddy I hope that predator engine does you a good job. Honestly I bought one for a similar application and it didn't run well at all. I returned it. They charged me a 190 dollar "restock fee." So I spent around 600 more and got a Briggs and Stratton Vanguard. But how I think I just got a bad engine.

Hopefully the pupper is doing better. It sucks when they get hurt or sick and pretty much all you can do is watch and wait. P.S I half expected to to just thread those u bolts with a tap and die set and call it good. P.P.S would synthetic line work on the drum like a amsteel or is steel cable better for your application?

Best wishes to doggie... :-)

Those battery wires need to be fused.

I've watched a lot of your videos but don't recall ever seeing y'all use a crane. What do you use the crane for?

@h2omechanic

Ай бұрын

I have a few Videos doing commercial systems and trailer parks. 3hp & 5hp pumps on stick pipe. We're bidding one right now actually

Where did yall order the crane

Watch out for hydraulic injection hazards any time you're working with fluids at around 100 PSI or greater. Hydraulic injection injuries are scary stuff.

@Failure_Is_An_Option

Ай бұрын

Thanks Sally..

How is the hoist running on that small engine? Im currently building a similar rig what engine/pump and mount is that??

@h2omechanic

4 күн бұрын

@@mattschroeder198 it's a V twin predator motor. 11gpm dual stage pump 2500psi. It works just fine!

I have a question I live in Arizona I need a float disconnect for my water tank preventing from overflowing from tank does anyone know a good one 240 volt 1.5 horsepower well pump

11gpm pump? I have a 18gpm on mine, still a lil slow. wish i would of did a 25gpm

Please remove the bolts holding the toolbox down and use carriage bolts with the heads on the underside of your trailer so the thieves don’t take it.

Try this trick the next time you have to give your dog a pill....roll about a 3/4 inch ball of cream cheese in the palms of your hands and push the pill into the middle of that ball... your dog will quickly suck that cream cheese ball down. You won't need the sloppy joe meat any more!! 🙂

Someone stealing batteries from your shop?? How about video surveillance?

I hope Mandy is back and up and her perky self again by time this video was released.

Why not just put it on a truck?

@h2omechanic

26 күн бұрын

We don't use it enough to keep a truck dedicated to it

@Garrettpadgett56

26 күн бұрын

@@h2omechanic makes sense

when you see this please help me 5 well pumps since 2004 and this one is dead now

@h2omechanic

21 күн бұрын

I got your email, I'll call u once I get home.

@sissymurphy9620

21 күн бұрын

@@h2omechanic thank you for your help I just wish you were closer to me . But talking to you on the phone proves there are good people and honest people still out there THANK YOU