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Where do you rent it from?
I actually rented it from a friend who purchased it. I ended up purchasing one for myself.
Put some quad shocks on it!!!
Man I love you rear bumper I want one for mine
Ya my son made it out of a 4x6 box steel it’s 3/16 thick then he built the tire rack. The D ring hanger actually go through the beam and attach to the frame rail . Thanks for the kind comment and keep rocking your projects..🤙🏼🤙🏼
Awesome 👍
Two absolute bad ass toys right there.
Thank for the positive comment.🤙🏼
What's the story on the white 67?
The 67 GMC, I put a big block in a few years back and iam not 100% but I think I spun a cam bearing, It lost a rocker and a pushrod, after installing the new parts Iam still not getting oil to the top end. The truck has it issues with rust in some areas more than others. This was used in construction for several years. Thanks for the comment I appreciate it. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
That Burb looks really good with 37s. Ujoint Offroad does Ford van 4x4 conversions and puts leaf springs in the front. Swears they ride and handle better than the coils it came with. What do you think? Makes sense to me, but looks like it was a lot of work getting it there. Thanks for sharing the build with us. Definitely a cool truck. Now you just need a ladder to be able to get in. LOL!!
My opinion is the van with coils would run way smoother than a lifted spring in the front. Not saying lifted with leaf springs wouldn’t be smooth just not as luxury as the coils. I love the look of a lifted van with a solid axle in the front. It really depends on you and what you want and are using it for , I have collected a lot of parts through out the years for a build but it’s definitely been work because everything is big and heavy, not like the smaller old cars I like to mess with . Thank you for the kind comments I really do appreciate that. And yess i definitely need a ladder to get up in the truck😂😂
That's a cool suburban that is a cool bourbon. Right high ride stands everything even though. Even a rims rims and stuff so nice one
Thank you for the kind comment I really do appreciate it. We actually drove the beast to Santa Barbara ca To Merricks garage open house she ran smooth and shifted great it was a great experience to see all the lifted squarbody trucks and builds we got a lot of thumbs up on the way down thanks again for the kind comment and have a great weekend 🤙🏼🤙🏼
I ordered mine, just before the price increase, after watching this video. Now that you have some time with it, do you have any tips, tricks, or hacks to share? Ohh, what did you end up doing for an extension? I didn't order one either, I figured I'd use a piece of leftover pvc drain pipe. And thanks for the video.
Thanks for the kind comment. The only thing I do different is split my bags on the skinny side so it does not catch the bottom of the hopper ,as for the extension I have a piece of aluminum that I need to bend into shape it should work great. I love the machine , I will be doing another pad soon I will definitely get some footage. Also I only use 60lb bags just for easy lifting. And thanks again for watching and supporting the video 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Good job! I’m getting better each time get the scissors, glue gun and start stitching
I haven’t been able to get on the machine as much as I would like lately for more practice. I have some truck seats I would like to repair also I have been asked to do boat seats and covers but I had to turn down because Iam just not that comfortable yet. Thanks for the kind comment! I really do appreciate it!🤙🏼🤙🏼
What size and brand are those wheels and tires ? They look awsum !
The wheels are us mags 17x10 from summit racing Part Number: USM-U10117008245 . The tires are 37x13.5x17 maxis mt . Hope this help and thanks for the kind comment. I really appreciate it!🤙🏼🤙🏼
Nice. I want to do similar with my gmt800
That would be sweet !make sure you document and post the process so we can check it out. Thanks for the kind comment I really appreciate it!🤙🏼🤙🏼
How much it cost for the full axle?
I believe we have give or take about 3000 US dollars into this front axle. That’s new gears bearings seals knuckles cross over high steer kit. You can save a lot of money if you do the work yourself, on this truck we had a shop do the gears seals and bearings.
Sick Brodie
Thanks Mr.Petey 👍🏼
Box the chassis and enjoy your suburban
Any rubbing with the 37’s
Yess since we moved the axle forward 1 inch it is rubbing on the front we are going to to pull the axle back the one inch and see if it still rubs . I am working on getting some video of it moving and turning to see Wher it actually rubs on the front fenders. The rear seems great but have not attempted put any flex on it yet. I will definitely post when we get some good weather. Thank for the kind comment I really appreciate it.🤙🏼🤙🏼
Where did you get the rims?
The rims I purchased from summit racing. They are 17x10x 8.5 lug pattern with a 3.5 inch or 4 inch back spacing. Part #USM-U10117008245. Hope this helps and thanks for the positive comment I do appreciate it.🤙🏼🤙🏼
Do you know how much does this thing weigh??
The website said 145lbs. Hope that helps.🤙🏼🤙🏼
@@rustedmoneyranch Thank you.
How do you clean it out ??
To Clean it out is the easiest part you just rinse it out with the water hose . I use a soft sponge if I need to scrub anything . I also usually dry it with a clean towel. I believe mud mixer has came out with a cleaner to use if you store it for the season, I have not used that product. Water and quick scrub down and it’s clean. Hope this helps thanks for the kind comment I appreciate it. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
@@rustedmoneyranch Thank you.
Killer looking Burb. It my Blazer all drown up 💪🤟🤘
That’s awesome is your the same colors?
@@rustedmoneyranch yup 1990 and 1972
Thanks for the good video. Can you link to that punch? That’s an interesting tool.
I will get the links for the tool posted tonight. Thanks for the kind comment I really appreciate it.
Youre videos are fun to watch cus! You found your calling 😂
Thanks cuz it’s definitely out of my comfort zone but I thought I’d give it a try. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
How much lift total? Asking because I always thought that using the original stock rear springs on the front were close 4 inches of lift w/o out any lift springs. Curious because I have a 85 I've bought 2 lift kits so far and neither of them sit like I planned
This could get confusing but I will explain the best that I can. I used 6 inch lift spring s in the rear with a reverse shackle flip which gives me about 8 inch of total lift in the rear. The front I use the 6 inch front lift springs with longer rear spring shackle hangers , I also used the DIY 4x4 B52 front shackle hanger kit witch has the option to move the front axle forward for a better approach angle when wheeling . I moved mine forward which lowered the front back to about 6 inches of lift which makes the truck sit higher in the rear . Now for the confusing part . If i use rear lift spring in the front it would give me a taller lift in the front about 3-4 inches if mounted in the stock factory position. If I move the axle forward without moving the rear frame shackle hanger forward and a longer rear shackle it has actually stayed about 6 inches of lift. If I pull it back it will lift it back to about 8 inches of lift. We are experimenting with all the options and playing with the stance to see what works for us. If I could recommend any thing the stock 6 inch lift with 37 inch tires always looked good in my opinion. Hope this helps at least a little. And thanks for the positive comment I really do appreciate it.
@@rustedmoneyranch thanks I'm in va not much in my area but sand mud and flood tides. I've got a 1985 I'm building on a budget I've bought 2 different lifts and neither sit lit like I want. What I've bought has been 2nd hand supposedly a 6 and another one a 8.youve got more clearance on the 37s then I have with a alleged "8 inch" on 33s ideally I'd like 35-36 by 14-15.50w with the top of the tire at the bottom of the wheel well.
If I remember correctly the stock rear leaf springs off of a 3/4 ton of the same area should get you ruffly 4 inches in the front just like you mentioned. Then if you get longer front rear leaf shackles hangers in theory give a decent lift. My son has a 85 suburban with a 6 inch lift and 37 and theirs plenary of room for the tires. Are you using al the factory hangers or are you using reverse shackles in the rear?
@@rustedmoneyranch so far I'm all factory, and I'm not 100% what lift I have other then what I was told. Don't know anyway to measure to find out. Good to know because I have a 3/4 ton I bought for parts but have fallen for the white and blue paint with the patina. Not sure if I want to buy a new lift to know what I actually have, or just save and try to find a old 5/4 military truck or some 1 tons. I like the old mud bog monster truck look I grew up with. I've heard anything more then 8 could cause issues with the front driveshaft.
@@rustedmoneyranch what would you recommend for after market shackles?
What is this a 4 x 4 conversion?
The B52 kit from DIY 4x4 will let you use rear 52 inch springs in the front of your 4x4 and also gives you options to move the front axle forward for a better approach angle when off-roading. The kit can be used to convert a 2 wheel drive to solid axle 4 wheel drive with a few modifications. I would definitely do your research before attempting this upgrade it’s more complicated than just your basic 6 inch lift kit . Hope this answers your question.Have a great day 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Get quad shocks because it’ll look cool..
now this is content we can all relate to, love the build, hope the channel does great brother
Thank you for viewing the channel and leaving a positive comment! I really do appreciate it . I just got the rear brake line hardware so hopefully when the rain stops this weekend I can get too it! 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Would recommend the purchase of the optional auger parts kit?
Yes I would definitely recommend the parts kit. They were out of stock of the auger extension when I ordered my mixer but I will get one soon. Thank for the comment,I appreciate it ! 🤙🏼🤙🏼
those button can be use as a body lift for a remote control truck
Thats a great idea the aluminum would be light weight too if you are racing. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
thank you for the video i didn't know about those punches that is very handy for getting body panels ready for spot welding and a lot of other things of course good luck with the channel
No problem thanks for watching and thank you for the kind comment. I appreciate it. The punch would definitely be a time saver for spot welds as long as you can bring the panel to the bench this thing is heavy .
First time making a vid!? You did excellent bro. Really enjoyed watching it. Thanks.
Thank You for the kind comment I appreciate it, I hope to have more mud mixer videos once the weather starts to warm up, 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Nice, I am looking forward to part #2, steering. I have a 1995 GMC,C1500 project and a 79 Ford leafspring axle, DYI B52 kit, and 6" lift rear 52" Rough Country springs, Reed knuckles, Sky 3" tall steering arms and tie rod. I still need everything else. I think I will have about 14" of lift when done. Rear factory 52" spring in front =8" to 9" lift with B52?How tall is yours? Did you use +6" front spings?
Yes definitely been trying to get her buttoned up Iam waiting on the rear brake lines hopefully they will be here tomorrow. And I have the dom for the front steering , I have been working on installing the shocks in the process of re welding shock mounts in the rear . I used 6 inch lift springs for the front . I think if I wher to use the 6 inch rear springs in the front it give it a some more lift. The rain and the wind have put a damper on my content but I will definitely get some videos of the steering. And some issues that I have ran into . Thanks for the kind comment I really appreciate it. Hope to have another video up this Sunday night. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
So nice to see polished wheels and some sidewall. Great look 👍🏻
Thanks for the kind comment ! I am waiting for the rain to pass so I can finish up the shocks and brake lines and give this beast a test drive!! Have a great weekend 🤙🏼🤙🏼👍🏼👍🏼
what is the auger size in inch?
I will have to measure it this weekend to be exact but it’s about 3 inches wide and around 28 inches long .
@@rustedmoneyranch I'd like to know too. Thumbs up.
Honestly I’d really like to see a part number on the wheels what to and we’re to order from
The wheels are us mags from summit racing Part Number: USM-U10117008245. Hope that helps . I love the wheels. Looking forward to driving this thing soon. Thanks for the kind comments, I really appreciate it..🤙🏼🤙🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Sweet burb Really love the look and style wheels not to big plenty of rubber and the old school slotted mags can’t go wrong them they look great perfect combo👍
I've been a poster for 40 years I have exact same machine I love that machine
That’s Awesome. I give respect to that because it’s definitely a talent. I got the machine from a friend who retired from the trade . I am still learning and definitely have a lot to learn. Thanks for the kind comment and I hope you enjoy your weekend. 🤙🏼🤙🏼👍🏼👍🏼
lot people dont i do is plate or double up frame either later or after little at time add in makes better seen few know lot like buckle bulge well focrum point snap right out
Yess we added a frame plate stiffener to the steering side of the frame and also the off road design steering box stiffener. Hopefully it holds up! Thanks for the kind comment i really appreciate it.🤙🏼🤙🏼
great job looks like front axle moved forward a little like the wheels and tires too my 35's liked to eat rear part of front fender when flexed till i cut some off i have the offset kick the wheel out 1\2 and inch good job for a day
Yes we positioned the front leaf 1 inch forward hopefully it won’t rub the 37 s . We can’t wait to get the rest of the parts on and drive the beast. Thanks for the kind comment i really appreciate it. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Love the look! Are those 37x12.5?
The tires are 37x13.5 Thanks for the positive comment it’s well appreciated!
Love the old 'Burbs'. Looks awesome 👌
Thank you for the kind comment, I can’t wait to get out and see how the new suspension and shocks feel. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Love those rims, what brand are they?
The rims are us mags from summit. They are a 17x10. I am pretty stoked on them just have to keep them buffed out for the shine. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Wears hard on the hands. My fingers hurt just watching. 🤕 You can change the drivebelt pulley size to add torque. Less hand wheel and more punch thru power for fat needles. Does your Consew have a servo motor? They add a ton of control for under $200. 😉
Thanks for the great advice on the pulley. No it has the old style motor . I have seen the new machines they come with the servo motor and a lot quieter too they say ? I will definitely look into that upgrade. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
@@rustedmoneyranch It's the power and a speed limiter of the servo. I also advise converting to a 3rd pedal setup for reverse. Keep both hands on the work at all times. Lock switches stay inline, and you actually sew a little faster. ✌
looks good!!
those drums came in handy!!!!!!
I don't understand why everyone records these videos on fast speed?
Most of the time we speed up the video due to the time it takes to down load, it could take several hrs depending on the amount of data we are uploading. If theirs something you would like to see on the mixer in slow motion just let me know and I can get a close up ,also we are working with a microphone so hopefully the content is more clear and less wind.
Todo sucedio tan rapido que no entendi ni madres.... 😔
el bideo estaba en timelapses. lamento que no te haya gustado.
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