Tire Doctor’s Ultimate Tire Truck Build: Mounting The Compressor
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
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There’s much more building to go and you’re gonna love watching the next episode 🤣
I do tires here in ohio..id definitely recommend putting a thick piece of metal under the bed like 4×4 an like half inch thick. That bed is super thin an the weight of compressor will tear the bed body.4 pieces, one under each bolt.
Put a fuse on that AUX power cable off the battery. That 4 AWG wire shorted to the body of the truck could cause it to burn your truck down.
👍 to the tire dad with recording. The wiring skills was impressive. Can't wait to see the next video.
The ALTIMATE tire truck is a 12' cube truck with a liftgate anything less is just a tire truck, everything is out of weather and won't be stolen if locked up, LOL. Did tires for 51 years!
Tire dad did a really nice work as a camera man, kudos to him!
Great video, especially the parts filmed by tire dad. I want to see him make more content on your channel… I imagine he has some really cool stories to tell!
Cute little tank
Really smart way of mounting that starter!
just curious why you guys didn't go with a truck you can mount a service bed to to? they have a lot more storage and are a lot easier to mount the tools to like cranes, compressors, and hose reels and lift gates
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The hammer sound 🤪 I need a tire ASMR video 🤣
Nice video ❤❤❤
I would love to watch you drain the oil from the oil entry port.
When trying to move one of those compressors, go to a party supply store and buy a tank of helium first, and then you can fill the compressor tank with helium it'll make it super light and easy to move.
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Does that compressor keep up with the 1" impact guns? The shop i used to work at had an engine mounted air compressor that worked great.
Yeah it’s more powerful than engine mounted, it’s why we mount them in the back instead of
@@TheTireDoctorah I see, we also had a bunch of reliability issues with out engine mounted ones
Need shrink tube on those electrical connections. That loose sloppy electrical tape hurts my feelings.
We wrapped in all up it 3 layers of electrically tape after. GOOD ENOUGH! 😂
Thanks to the Tire Doctor's dad!!! It is admirable when a son shows respect for his dad.
That Honda will give you good service
Nice job! I know manufacturers recommend to keep it away from walls and stuff to give it some space to the air to flow, do you know if it’s safe to keep it the way you do? Love your channel by the way!
Is the compressor only bolted to the sheet metal of the box? It’s so heavy, I would think you would want a metal plate as a backer underneath and higher grade bolts, not the normal ones. (Maybe you did all this, it’s hard to tell). That thing is so top-heavy, you don’t want it coming in the window in an accident! 😬 love the build video!
If it comes in the window in an accident the truck is totalled before that even occurs 😂
@@TheTireDoctor Bro, I don’t care about the truck - I’m thinking about you. I don’t want TheTireDoctor to see his last mile too soon!!
Love the build content 👍🏼
You could piece together a 90 off the block drain plug at the bottom of the engine. Get it out past the frame with a valve making oil changes super easier.
A piece of angle going from one corner to the other of the compressor under the bed could really help stop that thin ass metal from ripping.
It's a shame you pay 6OK plus for a new truck and the metal is only a little thicker than tin foil.
💪🏼👍🏽 Great content! I want to start a tire service business. Can you give some start-up advice for myself and anyone else thinking the same thing? Thanks
Its good that its F250 but if i was your brother i whoud get one with Dual Tire axle in the back its more durable and powerful model and more traction for carrying Air Compressor and those tool boxes
What did you put under the bed of the truck to hold the compressor
What about four anti vibration mounts (or silent blocks) between the bed and the compressor? They would isolate the compressor from the bed when flexing and the truck from vibration when the compressor is running. Just saying...
First job I would of ripped the stupid tub off and fitted a tray back.
will ya still have guard over the running belts. it could be a safety issue breach a accident in the waiting.
What engine did you guys get in the truck? That's a nice compressor!
What's the reason for using a compressor with a small internal combustion engine rather then one with an electric motor powered by the truck's alternator?
Because then you have to keep the truck on to power something like that or the truck will die lol
Why didn’t you spend the extra two dollars and buy the hardened bolts? Plus you certainly should have welded some flat iron or angle iron from the frame to bolt the compressor down.
Is the truck diesel or a gasser?
Were can i got those push to lock fittings?
If you put a nipple on your engine oil drain, it’ll make it even easier.
At least they had insurance, here in America people never pay for insurance and for the people who do are usually stuck with a big bill.
You're not allowed to drive without insurance, is that actually legal in the states??
@@YourFavouriteComment nope. doesn't stop people though. gotta get under/uninsured coverage
I remember when a bumper actually worked as a bumper not some pretty piece of shit that doesn't do anything except cost of money, I love my new truck but I like my 1983 Chevy Scottsdale from South Carolina that would be more of a weapon than anything else that's being built and put on the road today LOL all said and done enjoy your new bumper LOL