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very good thx, ??? what cfm and pressure are you getting? I want to add one on my Jeep and f250 for air and train horns and hate to hear the electric turn on....

Doesn’t the compressor need to be lubricated by something? I always thought the refrigerant also lubricates the pistons. Without some kind of lubrication, I cannot imagine the compressor living very long. I could be wrong though.

What size tap did you use?

Where did u get your serpentine clutch at, I’m in need of one. Today I finally got my hands on a York K941814 at my local auto wreckers and I had already converted to Saden ac compressors to air compressors but they just didn’t fit right on my 04’ Silverado. My friend told me that I needed to get a York. Thank you for the info on converting these types of compressors. Very Helpful I just need the clutch and the gaskets if u can help me out on a budget. Thank You & God Bless

thank you! i just build a 210 in my '79 surburban. i will block of that hole. what oil do they need and where can i see the oil level??

Awesome video thank you, how does the cylinder walls get lubricant since the delivery port is plugged

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I found a hell of a lot at ranger station website, including the complete manual for all York types, and how to install the York as air compressor in several different methods! It was extremely helpful, I installed a new aluminium York 210 to my Land Rover perentie over the course of the last year and yesterdY finally had it mostly going except for 2x safety relief valves blowing at way lower than its rating, so today will upgrade that if I can find a new one somewhere and see what happens

Nice video. Don’t forget you will need to add oil to the bottom end of the compressor for the bearings and crank. It doesn’t use much but does need to be added. There is one place I found a while back that makes an oil port and dipstick for the York OBA.

Loved the video. I visited Portsmouth Island with my Dad, Mom and sister around 1960. There were only 2 people living there during that visit.My Dad told me of his boyhood there. This place has a history I am glad to have a mental snapshot of it. I remember spot, croakers flounder & a lot of mosquitos.

Super. Jaki mocny jest traktor ile ma koni mechanicznych, i jak wygląda koło i ostrza do frezowania? ❤

Man you helped me a lot with this video, I have a york 210 like this for a long time dumped on my workshop, I wanted to make an air compressor with it but when I saw how much oil he spreads out I gave up, now I know the solution thanks to you, but let me ask you one question. If you seal that little hole, won't the the compressor stops lubricating his parts inside or heating too much?

When I go to the salvage yard to get a compressor: 1. What vehicles would have these compressors? 2. What would be the best place to source repair parts and gaskets from?

Thanks Jim. I’m doing frame plates for my Nissan Titan prerunner and you helped me.

Cool knowledge of stock parts that can be bought from any auto parts store! CSJ is doing this like open source software, but for truck building.

What kind of engine/gearing are you talking about that would put that much torque on your axles?

Air compressor on a car! Found the ends of the Internet? That's cool! No, the world is not flat. Good for you! Some people have no imagination.

Did this and love it. I also made a cable to join the truck to trailer battery to charge trailer and still plug in the winch so you have full use of 2 batteries.

Wow, did you buy a kit for the build or are you doing it all yourself?

Ain't that cool the way you used the trailer under the lift to move that truck! Man that's just awesome!

Time lapse view from above with the plasma cutter, one of my favorite shots!

I expected to see a magic trick, but all I saw was a smart dude with a computer and an awesome workshop!

Haha, smoke wrench. That worked real good

Dude that's amazing! How do you know what to use for this build?

Thats a film container. haha

What is this truck supposed to be like when it's done?

Inferno! Are you feeling the heat? It seems to be progressing well. "Not meant to go on this truck" you say. How did you learn all this?

Good job. How many hours did this take?

Good machine, practical design. Stumps are like icebergs...more than meets the eye.

Really cool! 😎

Extreme Low End: $150, with no clean-up and the homeowner rakes the dirt away from the stump before the grinder arrives. Then the customer rakes mulch out of the way between passes. And that's within a 25-mile travel range. Extreme High End: $550, and the clean-up work isn't as good as what you did. Lower Michigan area.

get a different mike.

People amaze me how creative they are. What I wonder is, why do these channels not have a zillion subscribers

I’m 63 but have no idea what that cap is. I’d like to know, because it would make a nice cover for my LP quick connect, thanks

Impressive anchor design. Definitely hurricane proof.

Pretty neat that tractor turned a 4 man job into a 1 man job. Nice red dump truck.

Minute 27 to see inside.

I’m 33 but it looks like the old camera reel container. But that’s a sweet setup.

Functional camper

Film canister to my old square camera

That truck is like a multi-tool. Really neat setup. Handy use of stake pockets. Never enough storage.

That tractor looks like a real back saver!

Where would we be without steel, concrete, and the trucks to get it all where it needs to be?

I juat found your site and I'm really glad I did. As a damn near homeless,70 year old man who has no chance to own another vehicle i love to watch the places where people build their own dream camper, i watch a few different channels but this truck with its one seat n two doors is by far the best rig i have seen anyone build. Its my newest dream camper , to be able to spent my last years in something like this is my dream come true, but I do live in the real world. But at 70 years old i know I'm never going to live my dream ,but i will never stop dreaming and watching every Video n clip i can find. Young man you are a builder of dreams and i thank you for showing this one. I love its not a double cab . Rare to see anything like this camper. God bless you n your family n friends. Blessed be the camper...

29:52 Our fridge is a SnoMaster dual-zone 61qt, engineered for extended back-country 'over-land' excursions. . We like it because it sips 12vdc... ...it could probably happily operate on the fumes from the battery cables.

28:36 Our windows are 3010 (three feet wide by a foot tall) dual-pane sliders designed for a stand-still house. We mounted these at our eye-level standing inside, about eight feet above pavement. . We think small windows are a small target for branches and jealous by-standers.

26:59 For ventilation, we engineered our bed platform using expanded metal, similar to stout window-screen. Over two decades full-time live-aboard, zero issues with moisture under the mattress.

24:51 We are founding members of the No! Holes! In! The! Roof! club. . On skoolie and other home-built forums, we see first-time builders chop their roof for a sky-light over the bed... ... so they can watch the stars as they sleep. . Invariably, the darn things leak, usually at 2am during freezing rain. . Second-time builders generally avoid Holes! In! The! Roof!.

22:08 The trades name for these types of plugs is 'Anderson Power Poles'. Like GB, we rigged ours with jumper-cables. . [edited to add] 23:29 These are common on tow-trucks. Usually, the Anderson plug on the vehicle side of the cables is permanently mounted. And usually, any wire/cable has a fuse or circuit-breaker near the source of juice: * photovoltaic * battery * alternator.

18:06 We get our 6x1 (six gallon, rectangle) milk-crates at the local-owned family-operated Farm Ranch Supply. New, about us$7 (seven fedbux) each. . [edited to add] Based on our experience, bungee cord always breaks. Accordingly, we carry a crate of rat-shit straps.