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😱 That was AWFUL! You should report that criminal to the police!

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Are you alive?🤤

I don't even have this truck. Just enjoyed learning your process. :)

Cast trucks are just fine, but older trucks companies like Tracker and Bennett still make their trucks with the same old shit they've used at the 70's n' 80's...

Have a little sympathy will you, she bought a Mokka for Christ's sake!

Silly, frustrated, unhappy little woman, using a ton of metal to punish perceived slights. She's unhappy in her life, feels powerful in that car so uses it as a weapon. A troubled, spiteful person.

when she cut you up, the second time, you should have taken her mirror off.

As someone who has done this quite a few times... A Dremel is a beautiful tool for the job....

hey can you report if the bearing is ok with the epoxy ..if they resisted the work!?

i think yuou could just let hot water over it to heat the truck!!???

Great tutorial. BUT ... some basic craftsman tips. ;) Pivot polishing first - or you grind some of the metal dust into the bearing. At least tape it. Same for the bushings after you filed it down.. dust it off and sand it. Or you wear in urethan dust over time. And .. bearings obviously don´t like urethan or aluminum. Also - you where concerned of a broken king bin .. why do you welder it in?

Great video, thank you very much !!!

I always had bear cast trucks. So when I got my first bennetts, I wondered why the pivot head looked so shitty. They should really sand that down in the plant. I've only rode it twice, and it's already tearing up the pivot cup. And I only weigh 110 lbs.

Great video, thanks for sharing!

AMAZING! KUDOS!

Great video. The only thing I would add is that although you did emphasize safety, you should ALWAYS wear a dust mask or filter when working with urethane dust.

Very well done!!! Added your video on my old tutorial page: www.air-one.net/long-distance-pumping-equipaggiamento-ldp-trucks-bennett-vector/

Awsome! I´m in the mentalprocess of trying this out my self, well on a randal tostart with. Found it on Pavedwave. I think you should add it in pavedwave.myfastforum.org/about798.html It realy helped my thoughts in the matter of doing it, mostly the 1st part when u putt in the bearing with a little JBweld. Do you have an window of opportunity while the epoxy hardens to adjust it? Glue gets sticky, but with the metal components i have no idea.

Thanks for this. Reading about it, it all sounded mysterious and very hard to do. Now, just very hard, but not impossible.

Congratulation about the special work at bennett vector truck. I'm motivating to do the same.