I've got an ancient Blackhawk Porto Power 4 Ton that I've rebuilt the pump once and a ram twice. It's at least 70 years old and still works perfect. I don't do auto body any more but I got the chance to use it again when my car was rear ended on Christmas Eve. A junkyard trunk, a few hours with the porto power and some hammers and it was ready for paint in two days. I agree with you in not knowing how people in the trade get by without them. I used it almost daily for over 20 years. Great video

Thanks for actual tips. There are too many guys without experience trying to give tips. Refreshing to actually watch a good instructional video.

Great video older I get the more I enjoy great old school knowledge

Good night, I'm a repairman in Brazil, browsing the net, this video came down and I learned another way to use the stretcher with its accessories. Grato.Henrique

Thank You... Excellent Instruction. Much Appreciated... Subscribed...

I’ve never seen the chain attachment that’s really some tool !!!!!

Very well explained video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Great stuff. Love your channel!

Awesome !!

Wow! Thank you so much for sharing your lifetime of knowledge and expertise! Weekend guy here :)

Great advise as always. Thanks

Thanks for the advise. Very helpful.

Preciate your time and knowledge and yes I learn something new thanks.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!

That’s a great tip using the bolt on the wedge. Thanks

great tutorial! Thanks for the great info!

Very well presented, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

I'm very impressed with the strength of the bond, in the past i wouldnt have even considered a bonded repair. You sir have managed to change my mind. Which is a good thing as it gives me another option. Well done and thank you for the demo.

Awesome video

Appreciate the tips here

Excellent video. Thank you

Excellent video Thanks

put your money in tools. not boxes. Well said.

Awesome awesomeness video 🎉

I have a porta power from Canadian Tire, it's likely not as quality as your set up but seems better than the Princess Auto/harbor freight units. Got me outta lots of jambs, and saved a few truck bumpers also

Excellent video series! It is enjoyable to watch you explain in simple terms how to use these tools. I just watched your other videos on the pogo stick and the monkey on a stick. I have a question for you. I am trying to fix some damage on the occupant compartment of my project Porsche 944. It must have been in an accident at one time and the front part near where the left foot goes is pushed in and the floor is bumped up as a result. What tools would you recommend to pull or push to bring it back into shape and where would you push or pull from that would be strong enough to not create problems? I can send you a picture if it helps. I am just a hobbyist, but I would like to understand the thought process and identify what tools I would need to make such a repair. Thanks for your help!

Aaaah nice trick on the opening jaws never seen that one

Thank you sir for sharing

you better believe I learned "lots,s of stuff"!! thank,s PJP

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I’m looking for a method to straighten a couple of misaligned masts- mounting locations for a John deer box blade, Poorly designed so they bent moving dirt around. Dealer wants close to $700 to replace 2 metal plates, So I considered buying a cheaper system like this to straighten it out. Some tight areas & some areas , where I’m not sure what I can push against, But even if I spend a few hundred bucks - I’ll still be ahead.

where did you get the attachment for pulling the rails inward?

I was thinking about buying a frame saver attachment. You ever try one of those out?

A lot of intonation there. It was a little long but good. Thanks

Is there an attachment that would pinch a kinked edge and make it flat?

They have discontinued the Porta Ferguson Line of tools this year and that chain puller would be handy

Would you use this method to pull a frame rail 1 inch?

Where can i get that chain adapter

What do you call the attachment that you use to pull parts together? Where can I buy one?

excellent explanation- thanks

What if you have to pull door or something Can machine be moved?

Hi Any recommendations I need to push a frame rail downward at home qbout 20mm

How to you use it to pull out a front bumper from Ranger

I bought something similar from FH and it is garbage. Why dont you show the final results instead of advertise lies?

why you just show how this tool works in real job?

You know I could careless just try to get one thing done with my cheap Chinese shit so then I can just pitch to the corner. I don't care about your brand.