Could you do me a favour and get your boy to the laces of his hoodie if he is going to lean over an engine with a fan belt centimetres from them. Still a great episode

great job guys.i think that manifold is worth 5 hours of shop time.and did you see how close Tuckers hood strings came to the spinning fan and pullies

It’s great to see the young men learning and fixing. It’s a skill that most young people today are not willing to do. Kudos to you for teaching them right and helping them develop a good understanding of mechanics and a good work ethic.

Perfect... weekend in the shop with the boys... so fun! Thanks for allowing us to join you Clint.

Seeing the drawstring on your son's hoodie barely missing the fan and belt and pulleys when the truck was running had me freaking out like crazy

Those neckband hanging from Tucker, near the fan / serpentine belt is a disaster waiting. No loose clothing, please.

What a great kid. I guess you're a good dad. Happy father's day.

Great to see Tucker and Hunter working in the shop - learning so much and enjoying Dad's company and support.

Those are two good looking old school trucks. 👍

Love the channel and really appreciate that you work and educate your son! 👏🏻👍🏻🍀

Beautiful Truck. Bravo to Tucker for getting the job done. Please do not change it. NO snow. No Off-roading. No burn outs. No Oversized stupid wheels.

Hats off to the Dads that are involved with their kids!! S o many kids now, don't even know who their dad is, and their Mom doesn't either

Great job by both boys, quality father and sons memory building !

I have to admit, Tucker leaning into the engine compartment with his hoodie strings dangling near the engine pully and fan blade had me a bit freaked out. 29:52

What a great father son day, learning new skills or honing known skills.

I enjoy watching you work with and teach your sons.

You’re a good Dad. Havin a little fun and screwin with them is just my style too!

FYI I’ve seen the bucket in use the other day and it worked fine! Dirt Perfect 👍 was happy 😆

Tucker so cute when he smiles!

You should be proud of having two intelligent and talented young men. 👍

Wow! Great Father and Son time! Awesome video! I do hope they appreciate it one day! 👌👍

Fav part ... watching you teach your Boys. There are 2 paths to the accumulation of wealth: Hard work and saving up. And the other is "Cost Avoidance"; DIY stuff. Do both and you can't miss Boys !

When you had your son to check to see if it had any leaks I can't believe that you didn't check that string around his neck if that would have caught that fan you would had a problem but he done a good job proud of the boy👍👍🙏

Isnt nice when your kid is doing the work and your the assistant so they can learn the life lessons of repairing things. Man isnt so much fun to bust on our kids when were working on things together. Its been great having that kind of relationship with my son and my daughter. Great video man thanks for sharing the weekend with the boys in the shop.

Really like your videos of you working & teaching your sons Great Dad & Sons

I was cringing at those hoodie strings by that fan 🫣

The most useful tool in the box - a knowledgeable Dad.

Just an FYI to teach your boys. I noticed him wearing a sweatshirt with the hood strings hanging down while the engine was running and leaning over the belts and pulleys. I had a friend who was working on his truck alone and did that and yeah his got caught and literally was in a bad situation with no help to shut it off. He almost died..just remind them to not have the strings hanging out while doing that..

There is something special about the sound of the 1990’s diesels.

Can’t believe how clean and shinny the shop truck is

That's awsome to see both boys doing what dad does. Keep up the great work boys!!! That's how learned from dad and grandpa and I'm passing it down to my 2 boys!! Merica!!

Now that's how to end off a week. Thanks for the video, guys.

Favorite saying “not my truck “ I’ve been saying that to my son since he was Tuckers age and I’m still saying it to him to date! He’s 37 and the saying never gets old 😂

Your Dad gave that great truck to your boy, how fantastic is that? Now you get to work on your son’s truck with him. Your Dad blessed you twice over!

very nice working whit jour zoons

I have one of those Mini ductor induction heaters. Works pretty good in places you dont want on fire.

Thanks for the video Clinton, I was worried that Tucker's hoodie strings would pull his head into the engine at timestamp 30:08. That happened to me while working around the alternator of a running 671 Detroit. I started yelling and my son Morgan came running from the helm and turned the motor off and helped me get the sweater off. Scared the heck out of me.

I'm so glad to see your son has not fallen for the black rims! I would rather be homeless than chromeless! Great looking old Fords

Just done this on my 1992 7.3 IDI. Easy to work on. No turbo. No computer. I love it. I have owned my truck for 15 years now and I can't drive it anywhere without every one wants to buy it. Lol

You mean DPs history channel. LoL God bless

Great video good family bonding passing on skills that will last a lifetime

Might want to tell Tucker what happens when your hoodie string gets caught in a rotating fan or pulley. Great looking truck

Fun watching you work with your boys

i love seeing you work with your sons you got soom good young men there!

This was an awesome video with the boys it's always good to see family time together. Plus you are teaching them to be young men and how to fend for themselves

Tucker your a blessed boy I began with a 75 beater and working on it in a driveway I hope you understand as you grow older how much your dad gave you to start out

It's better to have it and not need it, then need it and not have it! I wonder how old that saying is? Blue Sky's.

Right on Tucker the truck parts god is with you cause they know it’s a gift from your Grandfather plus you take very good care of it 👍😎🇺🇸NY

Hey Clint your a big shot utuber yourself

Thank for sharing guys alway very interesting 🦘

Love the old lathe. Had those in high school.

What a Great Day!!!!!

I had an ‘86 F350 with the 6.9 IDI. Loved it. Look and see if Tucker’s truck has the Stanadyne water separator on the firewall. Looks like a steel can with a spring-loaded plunger on top and a wire going to it for the “Drain Water” warning light. I would recommend removal and replacement. Here’s why. The plunger that seals the bottom of the reservoir where water collects is made of regular old steel. So it rusts. And quits sealing. Which allows air to seep into the fuel system. So you’ll experience long cranking times and hard starting. I chased this problem on my truck for weeks until I finally figured it out. I never could wrap my mind around such an obvious design flaw. I’m guessing that a roomful of engineers somewhere were saying “Hey, you know this thing is gonna rust - right?” And the bean counters said “Stainless steel will cost another $1.20 per unit. Ship it!” So yeah - yank it off of the firewall like you’re starting a lawnmower. That’s my advice to you.

Kids. They keep you young or test your patience. Be safe this weekend.

hi this has to be the first time something appeared on the history channel i mean dirt perfects channel be fore yours lol the truck look superb spot on guys

Glad you show everything, I run 2 1990 f350s. Love them. You can also use a test light hooked to the positive side of the battery to test the glow plugs FYI, IDI, the injector shoots fuel into a pre-cup not the intake runner.. 😃 Russ repair and R&D performance are the two go to guys for replacement parts for the IDIs

Thanks gentlemen!

Great video..! I like the variety. Thank you sir.

Your a good Dad Clint, your boys are a real credit to you and Mrs C&C. You must be really proud of both of them. 👍🤗

Clint, lmao at you and Tucker , Love turning wrenches with my boys, Great Video

You're training your sons to do the business that is very smart your sons are doing good chip off the old block

Like those vent visors. May have to see if they have them for my 2003 F350. Wish I still had a place to work on my truck. Had to pay to have the exhaust gaskets, up pipes and Y replaced. Well over two boat bucks for that job. Looking forward to our retirement home (Not the Home), and a shop again. Thanks for sharing.

Now that’s what I call great Father/Son bonding on a Saturday!

Tucker,Hellos and goodbye and thanks for watching are cheap Sweet truck too

A DAD and his sons having a great time!!.I bet you had times like that with YOUR FATHER ❤

Greetings from Central NH Lakes Region - Very entertaining video. Tucker is really coming along, in spite of his father's "influence"!

That F350 is a cool truck I'd love to have a truck like that and look at those running boards they sure look good on that truck

Productive FAMILY day is such a great thing. 🙂

Great Vid Mate .... but those Tassles and loose sleeves had me a little worried above fan and pulleys .... Same Goes With Lathe .it can be a Lifechanger ..... Love the Channel Cheers From Australia 🦘

Clinton that truck is beautiful! 👍

That’s a great video and y’all got stuff done!!

Great job being a True Dad Clint help them but teach them along the way

Clint, you have two good boys, 👍

Awesome looking F350

Great job you love your boys they are smart !!

Good to see you and your son's spending some quality time together. Tucker's smile was good to see! Great video.

Great job. Your young men are a direct result of great parenting. I have a lot of respect for your family. Good videos also. Keep them coming.

Super glue helps on your boost lines super glue around the edges of your Boost lines before you clamp them. They won't come off ever again

Hands in pockets operating a lathe, no problem!

I like to see them two boys working! Wish we had more like those two .

h i have learned that when heating up exhaust to pipe flange nuts that a small brazing torch tip prevents a lot of flame blowing around burning other parts. it also because it is a finer flame it will heat the nut faster. i love your show, i learn much. jim,

best line in the vid - 'not my truck' as the torch lights the penetrating oil... having fun with the boys - good vid.

Really cool watching father and son working together world needs more of that

First little feller at the icecream truck

I watch every video. Amazed at your abilities. I live in a Bedroom Town in No east Jersey and cannot enjoy your hand on experience. Love your content.

Good Boyz. Forget about it.!

Great dad and son day

Awesome video of quality time spent with your kids Clint! As always, thank you for bringing us along on your adventure buddy!!!!

Nice truck tucker keep it clean it will last you a long time

Nice truck. Hope he enjoys it, and maybe if he takes great care of his son or daughter, he can drive it someday.

Some nickel cast iron rods, would repair the manifold but it’s not a guarantee brother! I’ve repaired a manifold before from a straight six, off my 68 Ford! Worked then! Thanks for sharing Clint, Kirk from Louisiana! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Love it Clint. A family that wrenches together, stays together.

Something that Tucker should watch is his hoodie tie strap is to tie them up so when he was laying on top of his truck running they could get caught in the belt and pull him in. I pull mine out thanks

Man Clint both of your boys have great skills and normal attitudes which i think that’s a good thing in life 👍😎🇺🇸NY

I was a mechanic for 40 years, and am now 60! Thank goodness all that I work on now are RC vehicles!

I started taking care of the vehicles at my church and we had a 94 E350 bus with the 7.1 idi and it did the same thing. Shut it off and it would hardly start back. We just left it running wherever we went. Me and a mechanic changed all the return lines and o rings and also all the glow plugs. Fixed her right up!

Good job Tucker, now give your dad a big hug and thanks.

Around the early 80's Choveys went downhill as far as paint a steel thickness went. My Dad drove Engine 7 at Flint Michigan's station 7 that was on the edge of a cliff that overlooked Flint Chovey 2 truck plant in what was called the Hole beside the Flint river. Guys who wirked there began buying Fords and Rams because of the quality going in the tank as a cost cutting agenda by GM. Ford has always built a better truck to work on. I've had both including a 1962 half ton chevy on a 3/4 ton frame with 16 inch tires I bought while I was stationed at Coast Guard Airstation Miami then drove it up the Michigan when my enlistment was up in '80. Had a 283 in it. Tough old truck that came from Cali where it was owned by a forrest service officer. Mostly mint except for the crappy battery box and some front clip issues I completely rebuilt on weekends in the Aviation ground support shop I was in charge of. I built a new nice thick steel battery boxe painted with acid resistent paint and lined with helo fuel blader rubber from the helo sho I got lucky and didn't get assigned to as the shop chief was jackass to work for. Next truck was a '78 Ford. Great truck. Another Cali refugee no salt damage I did a triple undercoat on then got divorced and moved back down to Miami with my youngest daughter. I'd take a 70's / 80's Ford over a Chovey if I had to choose. Way easier to work on.

IDIs are great trucks. Ours went over 500k miles. Engine was still good, however everything thing else was worn out. I think there is an aftermarket intercooler kit you can put on it

Yea, Two or Three Months when I see Him With it I likely will had forgotten about it. Surprised all over again