I hope you show using this frame straightener in future videos. You know back in the 90's I had a good friend that had a body shop. I was there quite a bit. He would go to Dallas and buy rebuildable cars and bring them into the shop and fix them. He did not have a frame machine, but he did have a guy that he would call that would go to a lot of different body shops in around a 100 mile radius of his home. He was called " Fred the Frame Man". He had a big long portable machine like yours but longer and heavier looking. He was probably in his 50's in age and his father had done the same work as him for years before him. Fred took over after his father retired. I was always amazed how he could take a few measurements with a tape measure and pull everything back in place with relative ease! I remember one ford pickup that was hit in the front corner and was knocked into a ditch. That poor truck was terribly twisted and the frame looked like a parallelogram! I said, " I gotta see this"! Fred got there looked at it and shook his head a couple of times. Drug out his machine and went to work. He would put a heavy piece of wood timber here or there and fire up his machine and pull. Dang, after about 45 minutes you could see all the body panels lining up. That is where years of experience told him just where and how much to pull. I will always remember that. Keep up the good work. Tom

I would just like to thank you for all your knowledge you share in your videos. I've loved auto body work my entire life, but just started in the field about 4 years ago. The rock star thing didn't work out. LoL, but your videos have helped me out more then you can imagine. So once again, thank you so very much for all the videos. They've help me out a ton in this trade that I love so much.

I'm about to have my 2015 Dodge Challenger's frame straightened after an accident it was just in. Wanted to get an idea of what's about to happen. This video was solid. Thanks!

loved the guitar intro and the camera work. Explanations are great! Looking forward to the repair

Look forward to part 2 thank you Jerry

Definitely will be watching!

Thanks for sharing this. I have seen very little on the frame straighteners.

Never seen a frame machine that wasn't a huge metal table. That's cool.

Best video on being thorough . Good video.

Thank you very much awesome work

Keep up the good work. Thanks for your videos 👍

This is what I wanted for my Honda Civic with 279,000 miles in it.

hope you show us the start to finsh or close to the finish product very interesting and informative, and for you rookies out there don't try this at home until you get some experience in this feel and feel comfortable doin this task, its dangerous for you rookied, always safety first, awesome videos. I learned this trade in vocational school, and plan getting back to it, just been doin other businesses etc.. anyways great videos as always.

Love this resource. So helpful & informative. Thanks so much. Also love the eagle photo.

New subscriber! Love the videos.

Only one guy in my town that has a frame puller and after a front and collision I am in need of my driver's side frame to be pulled straight again. Was curious what was going to be done.

THANK YOU...for sharing. Nice machine.

Great video....... now I have another tool on my wish list LOL!

Great video thank you for sharing

I am looking online and the champs dozer frame stick and is $3600 with the overhead boom and the air pumps. The jackco one is like $2500 with a comparable setup. Was wondering if they are pretty comparable? I had a homemade “L” That I used for years but was included in the sale of my shop (the equipment ended up being a deal breaker for the shop). So now have to replace it all…

Do you believe body shops would allow you to ask to only have the frame pulled? I have all the parts and pieces needed to rebuild my car but I’m unsure if they’ll only stop at pulling the frame and patching it up to then let me take my car back so I can finish the job.

Enjoyed the video and looking forward to more! 🇺🇲🍺

Crown Victorias are full frame.

love the video. what brand of stands are those for the pinch weld clamps? is that an assembly that came with the puller? or did you fabricate?

You dont have frame chassis table to clamp the car down to?

Wow. It looks like you do TONS of "frame work" since that "frame straightener" looks like it left the "tool truck" years after that "could be a good car" Rustang had it's last "drag race" behind a tow truck.

How would you tie down a pickup truck with this setup?

Thanks for the intel, subbed

Very cool! Thanks

Jerry i have always been subscribed to you. But today i was unsubscribed somehow. Excellent video

What if you have no sill clamps?

Great video !

Hello, what Kinde of porto power you recomend?

Pretty neat, thanks.

Question....whats the name of ur frame puller.. and where u order it...iam interested getting one

Yeah a v6 rear clip

* LAKESIDE AUTOBODY I have a question: For example when a vehicle/car has been rear ended by a tractor trailer truck (hitting one side of the rear bumper) cracking the bumper / ripping off one of the tail lights aka brake lights and smashing the rear quarter panel...... QUESTION ONE (1) What are other possible issues that are likely to have occurred to the vehicle that the naked eye and non mechanics/non body shop specialists would not be aware of* *could yah list the guestimate price for each repair including the obvious repair/replacement of the bumper, tail light and rear quarter panel*

Have you ever considered teaching at your local tech? You remind me of one of my instructors from back in the day

Please How Can I Secure that Pinch Weld Setup You have at 03:22? Is It Sold Anywhere? It Doesn't Seem to come with any of the Frame Straighteners that I've Seen Online, even the One from the Link to the Website you provided Doesn't come with it...

Great videos, new subscriber, love the music

Great video and easy to follow instruction. How do you do side pulls with this frame straightener?

Hey, How Would You Set Up To do A Side Pull With that Frame Straightener? 🤔🤔

How would you attach it to a body on frame vehicle like the toyota 4runner to pull the front end?

Love your work bro are you close to the grand rapids area by chance

Where did you get your pulling clamps, very good video.

Not trying to be overly critical, But. That Champ setup is based upon 75 year old "Dozer technology" and was never designed to do unibody, until someone added the cross bar with the clamps. At best the Champ system is a sheet metal puller. There are much better systems out there.

Great video. What’s the name of this portable machine?

About how much does a framework like this cost?

Lets see the rear sub-frame in that "could be a good car". And when does the "structural repair" 4-minute "educational" video come out since "frame straightening" is not "structural repair".

How Much Is The Price Of This Type Of Jobs?

Ok. Let's get crack'en...