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I hate thieves so much it's unreal

I got a peg perego battery. I jest took it off the old one. But it has an in-line fuse on the negative post. Should I cut it off and use the one you Recommend. Or leave it and not do the one you say??

Also don't follow in the footsteps of the westerly RI man who decided that his head was a great place to shoot a mortar firework off of and ended up no longer with us

America fell. Freedoms not free.

Let's go brandon!

I’ve had to do this a few times on both my old Dodge Grand Caravan, and my Town & Country. It’s a pain in the backside to say the least, so if you have problems with getting under the vehicle etc. just get a good roadside assistance service, and let them know how to do it as a lot of them don’t know how to do it. Great video 👍

10 tips? You only need one: Do not leave your trailer anywhere without a PROPER trailer lock on the receiver!

Honest Criminals ? Where ?

Thanks for sharing 🎉

Done this on most my RAM and Chevy's over the years

Like all your videos.. have a 1972 GMC C2500 pickup that I'm giving some TLC. Noticed you have a newer bench seat in one of your videos. I need to replace/update mine. Any videos for that task?

Great video. Thanks for posting

I have a 67 short bed small back window 4x4. I’ve owned it 20 yrs, this has taught me alot about it. But, mine has air. And it’s not underdash, it’s thru the dash and has factory AC controls. You did not mention if these yrs came w AC? Thank you !

I'm the Ford Alcoa truck restore guy, in San Diego, ..was a huge market, .. slow now but steady....

I'll just use a trailer I just stole to load your trailer on it and now I have two trailers. Work smart, not hard. 😉

Thieves suck. We have a local tool rental company here that went around stealing heavy equipment, trailers etc. then rented it out. The guy was busted with texts from his partner telling him where equipment was that was easy to steal. They found lots of stolen equipment at his tool rental business.

Buy a trailer dolly and then use it to park your trailer backward in your garage or if in the driveway, the hitch toward the house.

Loosing the bolts on the wheels when you store it!

I have a 35 ft. Motorhome. It is parked in the sun, no cover or garage, all the time here in upstate SC. I have tried several different waxes and compounds and have found nothing beats Meguires ultimate compound 67 and Flagship wax. Both are for gelcoat and fiberglass. After compounding and waxing, it will look like new

Pro tip

i live in california and they dont wanna bite you and they run

DUDE, why do black widows love under fenders!? Its everytime for me. Especially if the car sat for a long time.

How about the license plates ?

Yerp!❤

Love old Chevy C10s. Love the website 67-72chevytrucks.com

Good video.

You know the do not remove tag on your mattress.... its like that.

1. 12 gauge

Words to LIVE by!

We used shipping crates from honda bikes ATV. Generators. All kiln dried lumber for sheds and dog houses

Im confused as to why you called it a black widow because the black widow is a similar looking American spider but it doesn't have the red marking, so you must be in Australia

Eek a spider wait a minute im Australian he's a cute little fella

I grew up in the mid North of South Australia and cute little fellas like that are expected company in old and new cars

F... that! 😂😂😂

Ain't goodness I don't live in that type of area

I first started my mechanic journey in Las Cruses NM and if a car sat for a month or longer and you feel a web 90% of the time it was a black widow.

Ahh nice I’m building a 68 short box chevy c10 right now

The a like to climb up your shirt and bite your armpits, so, idk if gloves will help. 😂

FWIU most young healthy adults rarely die from Black widow bites unless you happen to be more allergic to their venom and cause more problems than just the venom itself would do.

Oh goodness, are we grateful for your video! Thank you so much for making this so easy to follow. We live in a part of the world where we seem to have to replace tires every few months, and I can't tell you how much your instructions helped!

Yup. Not more than 10 minutes. Didn’t take the dash side off (I break stuff too easily). I didn’t even know about cabin air filters, so this one is from factory, 120,000 miles and countless dog and cat rescue transports. I really appreciated the hemostat tip. Honestly putting that last clip on took the longest, so was super thankful having the hemo on it.

Use the skid steer you haul on the trailer and flip the trailer upside down. Then put the skid steer in the shop and lock it up good. Takes 2 minutes to flip it over next time you want to use it. 🤣

Thanks for the tips I’ll look into them before I get my Polydrop.

I have a ball fixed into concrete. I put the trailer hitch on that ball and put a lock on.

Good vid

Did you add the chrome step bumper on your red truck? If so, can you tell me where you found it or who the supplier is? Thank you. Jim

I have a 53 Oldsmobile that has that exact bracket and my exhaust pipe went through it and was clamped down

Great video!!! Anyone have a lower thermostat housing for a 72 c10 in line six, 4.1L

I have tried pretty much all of the methods you mention but do not use my trailers a lot so I'm always breaking these locks myself because the corrode to where the key won't open them.

That's very true, you can't really stop a fee. But it can determine that very red hot block. You had as long we just had cut off. We'd trailer about 2 weeks ago to take. Ron and Ronnie, listen a minute.