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Yea stainless is a whole other animal, I will get into soon. That welder actually is a combo mig/tig/stick so eventually I will get into the tig part and do some stainless. Good idea though. Next time I will look for those. Thanks for watching

@@jmuller86 Thought you did a great job!! Looked great, i was just sharing what i did, I hate doing things over!! Keep the vids coming

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@@jmuller86 , your welcome.

Thank you! That is my dog Pearl, shes 10 yrs old! Shes a chipugle (chihuahua with beagle and pug)

@@jmuller86 Pearl is a great dog, so funny running around. Good to see your channel growing so fast ! We hope to see more of Pearl in your upcomming vids.

@@jmuller86 your videos are very similar to Andrew

Learning on a flux core mig welder is ideal, its probably the easiest to master quickly. Stick welding is a little harder. Thanks for watching!

I recently got a cheap mig welder at Harbor Freight gonna practice with that for a while.....

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I was going to film spraying it but we just decided to rattle can it, so I thought people would think thats a hack job. But really we weren't even going to worry about painting it, and then decided to just do it quick anyways. If I use a real sprayer I will record it. Thanks for watching

@@jmuller86 Rattle cans! Hey, that's an Andrew special technique! They do just fine, though - it came out really looking nice.

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At the end are you referring to running with my dog or the tiny planet pic? The last thing I want to do is appear to be copying his style. I think we just have similar styles. I am trying to keep my channel as unique and original as possible. I think I have a different style of blending my music and angles, but ultimately mine and Andrew's content is very similar. I just get into building more and he gets into machines more. Thanks for watching

Thanks Eric! the more you comment on videos, the more people might go to your channel. I noticed that a few times. You should watch some more of Andrews videos when you have some free time.

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lol, I have her daughter and son too. They are in my "work hard play hard adirondacks part 1 video" great little dogs actually, pearl is exceptional though

Thanks, I will be building a 3 car post frame garage, but my house is first, so this is just an "in the mean time" , which will become a dedicated sand blasting/paint booth in the future. I used to bring pearl with me everywhere like Andrew does with Levi.

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Thanks, yea I like working with steel alot better than wood. I watched your video the other day, you should get a parts diagram to understand where certain parts are. I did alot of work to my excavator and its even harder on a smaller machine, no room to work.

thanks yea that's the beagle in her, always got her nose on the ground

@@jmuller86 My sister had a Beagle. Named her 'Kitty'. As in Kitty Carlisle. Funny as hell to call her, here Kitty!

@@Z-Bart lol my dad has 2 beagles, father and daughter, he named them homer and maggy, they have fetched him many rabbits

dont know were you get your number from, but hay if you have a trailer like that, i would more then gladly give you 500 for it, my huge gain and your huge loss., even if it was fixed up id still give you your 3500, more then happy to

Yes, we used rustoleum on the underside as well. Thanks for watching

I checked for proper travel room in the suspension, even if the axle hits the deck, it wont touch. I also did add a few longer welds that I didnt put in the video. Thanks for watching

if your a welder and know how to weld, a spot weld, is all you need. the thickness of the metal is all you need for a weld, it hold more then the metal ever will, i have tach welded a tow bar onto an old 5 ton truck and towed it home down the hyw and a very tight turn on to my side road, so tight my truck pulled that old heavy 5 ton side ways on the turn, not a problem, and have done the same many a times, 7018 welding rod holds 70,000 Lbs. per 1/2" providing the metal is 3/8". half of 3/8" would be half of 70,000 Lbs, but unless your a licensed welder dont try this, a wire feed welder is onlt ment foe all new clean steel, not dirty or rusty metal, they are a production machine, learn to weld with stick rod before ever picking up a wire feed, right tool for the right job, these sheet metal fenders it dont mater as tey dont need much to hold them on, a good gas shielded 0.22 wire, wire feed it is what is used in body shops on all body metal work these days, but a cheap wire feed has to much acc blow, and will only blow holes in body metal, specially them junk 110 v ones

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It was a little tight, I built the opening 9' wide but because I didnt grade the surrounding area before it froze, the doors wouldnt open all the way and I only had about 8' of clearance. Thanks for watching

We do both have a similar mechanical ability, it probably came from our dads. Thanks for watching!

Metal fenders rust out very quickly due to the water being forced like a jet into the steel, add a few days of salt into the mix and it very quickly deteriorates. I checked over the frame/axles and they were in great shape. Pearl is actually 10 yrs old, still looks like a puppy though.

I hope he just sprayed it over the top, it is not a classic car. The paint will be scratched up when he loads logs on it etc.

Andrew is a friend, he lives about 20m away from my property. He is how I got started doing this

I think these fenders came from tractor supply, and the whole project was probably $150 including new paint for the whole trailer

yea this one is just a temporary garage. my final garage will be 30x40. I just wanted to build my new house before worrying about it.

@@jmuller86 You are doing great work brother!

yea I do that sometimes. Exercising the brain with quick math doesn't hurt though, I am usually very good with math.