This is NOT Good!!! Fire almost Destroyed the RUDICON
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- čas přidán 11. 06. 2023
- Today we’re going out with a couple of friends and we’re going to drive the infamous Dutchman trail!
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That looked like a nice little adventure
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Nice vedio
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Very good
Notice how Paul was all calm with fire. Even Ben was about to roll, Paul didn't even spill his mountain dew. 3 great saves 🤣
Put that down to experience, Paul has about 3 fires a week on average in his own shop 😂
Paul always seems to be cool calm and collected in those kinda situations. He’s a great guy to go trail riding with from what I’ve seen.
Paul saved the day there. I believe he was a fire fighter in Glendale at one point.
Paul is, or was, I am not sure if he is still one, a volunteer firefighter
I was really mostly impressed with his ability to save Ben and the dew at the same time. 🤣
Paul is the type of guy you would want with you. Calm and collected and can pretty much fix anything
Paul has a fire in his own shop almost weekly, it's normal for him 😁
And good all round sollid bloke !1 Enjoying from the UK ! Cheers
Except for transmissions. 🤣
Official contest between Paul and Rudy to see who catches more fires in 4 months. They are both my faves
Ha here is a Dutch Guy and I love it that you have a havy difficult trail named the Dutch trial. We are nice people you know!
As an Austrian, spending my vacations in the Netherlands, I can absolutely confirm that! 🇦🇹🤝🇳🇱
As a German I concur. The Dutch are great people!
another Dutch guy here.
you are absolutely right leon
@@michaelbakker5314 Dank je wel. 😇
Wheeling with Paul Cox is a definite positive for trail repair.
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In your air system it seems that you should have a small accumulator tank w the pressure switch mounted to the tank. The compressor actually bleeds pressure off when it shuts off so that it can start again with little or no head pressure... also a check valve between compressor and tank...
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exactly what I was going to post. Knowing what pressure you are getting too (i.e. sure you don't have a leak?)
Good Morning Rudy it was a nice surprise to see the Fab Rats crew as part of this video.
Having Paul there for the Dutchman was a very smart choice since he has the experience.
Not only is Paul a volunteer fireperson,
He's the local pyro tooo.
Hahahaha 😂
He’s called a Firefighter, not fireperson…🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
@@Heeman5 guessing they didn’t want to say fireman. The world’s gone mad
Hey Rudi, connect your pressure switch to the positive on the airpump. if its on the negative side, the pump may still be grounding not allowing it to shut off. I've run into that issue myself.
Strong possibility
Good thought. Add a volt meter to your toolbox, Rudy.
If you're leaking air and it never reaches the threshold, the pump is just gonna keep running...
I was wondering why he would add what looks like a resistor. That would make the compressor put out less air and not reach the cutoff pressure.
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I think he added the resistor because "it works when the Jeep is off, but not when it's running" which led him to believe it was a voltage thing...
I'll tell ya... If anything was to go wrong on the trail... Paul is the first guy I'd pick to be there!
Or Rory
@@Myhandle306 him too, for sure!!! Sorry Rory, I wasn't thinking!
Paul, Matt and Rory are all the same type of personality in that respect. Small catastrophes are just something you fix. Not get upset about.
Holy macaroni that went up fast! 😮 thank goodness for having a fire extinguisher… and a Paul!
You need to try adding a small tank. It may need better back pressure to work.
I agree, a high limit shutoff can't work without a place to build up air, I don't think
That's exactly the problem.
He either needs a low pressure 15 psi shut off or a tank with a 50/60 psi shut off. The lockers are very low pressure.
let that be a lesson to everyone on the trails , fire extinguishers are great to invest in ! glad you and the rudicon is okay
A lot of pucker moments on that one!!! Good to have Paul around he’s calm under pressure!! Glad to see everyone made it safe! Ben was gonna climb that one or flip it trying! 😂 Again Paul jumps on the bumper and calmly jumps up and down while Ben is raising the front end! 😂
Have you checked to make sure you don't have a leak that prevents the system from coming up to full pressure? Its an easy thing to do. Put a dedicated pressure gauge between the pressure transducer and the system. You will be able to measure the pressure you achieved and see if it holds.
Feel like this should be 1 or 2 on the list when compressor dont shut off.
Either the switch is broken or you dont get enough preassure to activate it...
Or he needs a small buffer tank so the pump can shut off without the sensor loosing pressure and switching it on again.
When Paul said "This isn't the greatest cut in the world" I immediately went "this is just a tribute" in my head 🤣.
That trail looks like a lot of fun. I'm glad you had the fire extinguisher and was able to save the Rudicon.
It is awesome to watch videos like this where people work together and having fun too
I love the Jeep pickup in the intro
put an arb air compressor in to run the lockers. they make a compact one just to run air lockers. relegate the yukon ones to backup or airing up as they aren't hitting the psi needed to shutoff.
Rudy, dude, you are like the king of adventures inside an adventure. Glad you are with amazing friends who all have each others backs. 👍✌
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Yikes when Ben started going over toward the end the one dude almost took his hand off. He reached out to grab Ben’s passenger front wheel and and almost realized too late that the sucker was gonna start spinning. Phew 😅 Awesome video!
Wow, I can’t believe anyone thinks this is a Trail! Looks like
really rough going.. You definitely had all the right Buds with
you to get everyone thru it. Pretty Serious Wheeling for sure.
Stay Safe and enjoy your great Sport...
That trail is WAY outta my league, but looked like a nice little adventure. Thank you for taking us along
Wheeling with Paul Cox is a definite positive for trail repair.. Not only is Paul a volunteer fireperson,He's the local pyro tooo.Hahahaha .
Glad to see you are okay
Looked like a great day. Everything that happened is what you can expect when off-roading hard like that...well, maybe not the fire.
I like the way Paul handled the fire situation, as well as the other smaller mishaps during the ride. He was calm and knew exactly what needed to be done to keep people going and having a safe time out there.
the world needs more people like the group in this video! More doing less complaining when things aren't perfect!
That's the attitude to have in everything you do in life. See fire ( or a bad situation), deal with it calmly. Back up to the point you can assess. Assess and be confident that you can fix it. Fix it to get to up and running safely. Go on with life.
Thanks for taking us along, good seeing all the guys working there way through the so called trail 😂
Paul and Matt have a lot in common, instead worrying about a fire or an unexpected predicament they both just say “we can fix it”😂
As a real Dutch man I concur.. we are Legendary 😁👍🏻
Jep we are legends
yes yes so true
Rudy: your smile says it all....as my heart sinks! Your amazing!
AIR COMPRESSOR PROMBLEM- Hey Rudy, this is Keith from south western Pa. By trade, I'm a HVAC tech and Musician. I have a solution for you. Pressure switch- It should be normally closed (on) until it reaches desired pressure. Now with that said, 1. Bypass the pressure switch and wire it to the power (hot line) . So power from the battery to the pressure switch, out of the pressure switch to the compressor. Since the switch is N/C (Normally closed), the compressor will run. Then when it gets up to desired pressure the switch (if operating correctly) will open (off) thus cutting the power. Love all the gangs channels by the way, big time fan. You all rock, God bless you all.
I’ll definitely be changing where I mount my fire extinguisher! Looks like an awesome trail!
You need to check you air pressure , the switch could be rated for a higher pressure than the pump makes or you have air leaks, and the pump can't reach shut off pressure.
I see an old Gladiator there in the beggining🤔
4 Wheel people are so cool. I'm glad the Rudicon was saved. How ever, I do miss hearing Trevor say, "RUUUDYYY!" 😂😂😂
The locker pumps have to just be wired wrong. If you went through all that and you got the same outcome. You should have the power or ground (depends on the pressure switch or your preference) running through the pressure switch. When the predetermined pressure is reached it disconnects that circuit and the pump turns off.
I'm thinking it has a leak, probably not reaching that pressure.
These are trails I usually hike... How y'all take your rigs up them is amazing!
Rudy. Great call on having a fire extinguishers in the Jeep. Should remind every single person you know to check there fire extinguishers and make sure everyone has one and that there all good
I always enjoy watching you and the Fab Rats crew together. You guys are an effective team out on the trails. Laughed out loud at the mini bike at the end. I am currently waiting for my mini bike to be delivered. My nephew custom builds them and mine has been completed and is on its way. Haven't been on one in a long time, hopefully it'll all come back to me like... riding a bike. I'll see myself out...
Great time, thanks for sharing with us!
Been watching you for a long time. Your are talented and ambitious and should be able to take your craft to your greatest desires. Just a note on trouble shooting stuff that does not work. Make sure you use measuring devices for anything suspicious. A pressure gauge would have been a good tool on the air compressor for lockers issue, and it may be good to have the gauge on the dash so if something does not work, you immediately know where to start looking. Oil pressure in the trans is another gauge that one does not see very often, but it helps you know what is going on so you can fix issues before they become problems. Keep up the good work, Rudy. 😁
Thanks for the content Rudy, looking forward to the next video.
Hey there, Rudy. The rudicon is still getting better!
With all the wildfires happening up here in Alberta/British Columbia. Could you explain how important it is to have fiire extinguisher's, and knowledge of how to use. And just a reminder to examine your machines!? A bit of grass over a muffler is a shitty deal for a lot of people.
I had pretty much the same thing happen to my TJ where the pressure line perfectly sprayed down the headers and immediately ignited. It took me a lil longer to get mine out and I barely had enough fire extinguisher
That is a class trail...rough and tough...Paul and Ben...good people...thx Rudy
rudy paul , ben and matt all on mini bikes trying to do slip rock trail EPIC content !
I had a few accidental fires when working on trucks. Saw an associate freeze trying to get the pin out of an extinguisher during a fire. You learn who you can depend on when the stuff hits the fan.
That looked like a lot of fun!! Glad you had some great people there with you!! I know Paul and Ben don't get too excited about little fires like that! LOL! They seem to have them almost daily. 🤣 You and all those with you seem to have a lot experience with trail repairs. That's a GOOD thing when you're out crawling. Great video Rudy!!
Had the same problem on my Nissan air lockers. Those pumps leak by the piston all the time. You really need a small air receiver after the pump and a non return valve between it and the pump. Take the air for the locker from the tank. ATB & regards from the UK.
Sometimes just adding some silicone lubricant into air lines of lockers works. Depends on how bad they are.
Nice job on that trail bro ,and thanks for the video. Keep um comin.
Ben you need to do some more work on that jeep
Great video Rudy thanks for sharing!!✌️🇺🇲
Dude Paul is straight ride or die when it comes to off-roading. He gets right in there regardless of the task, spotting, wrenching, wheeling, etc. He was straight up hanging off the front of Ben’s Jeep rocking it up and down with his entire body weight as Ben continued to try climbing. He’s a mad man!
Rudy this was a Awesome video . Glad everyone was safe .
That was interesting, glad you got the fire out quickly.
That looks like a tough trail. Its amazing how capable vehicles can navigate it. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the content rudy.
You guys have a very broad definition of what constitutes a "trail". Seems to me if occasionally some vehicles kind of fit without incapacitating damage it must be a "trail".
With Ben's vehicle struggling for traction good plan for Paul to be pulling down on the bumper right in front of the wheel trying to get it to hook up so it can lurch forward to the spot on the "trail" where he is standing pulling on the bumper. Had it hooked up that could have resulted in a terrible waste of mountain dew.
I don't think I remember a time when Paul quit on an obstacle. That's how you know you're on a difficult trail. Nice job staying calm, and having a fire extinguisher handy.
A couple of videos ago, he quit on one obstacle that Ben made. Earlier, he made one that Ben couldn't
Doesn't get much better then Mountain Dew and getting over a tough obstacle. Well done guys.
2 years ago I started sucking out and replacing 1 gallon of ATF out the dipstick every oil change as I was finding that driving in 100deg heat was burning the ATF. Now what I pull out is always still red and my trans seems happy.
Now this is worth watching!! Thanks Rudy for showing us all of it!! Even the OH SHIT moments!! That’s what we wanna see!! Not just all the glory moments but all the moments!!
Rudy experienced the reason I use the screw together hoses as a patter for the hydraulic hose man to make me real hoses. Keep the screw together ones for extra hoses. Enjoyed watching. Keep up the good fight.
Quite the adventure on the Dutchman trail. Those are three very capable rigs im surprised you had to work around 2 obstacles there. Good thing your fire extinguisher was charged and close at hand .
Keep up the amazing content man been killing it man can’t wait tell the day I can afford to build up our 97 4runner
Rudy you're channel is great, we NEED more videosMaybe show us what your job is. ALOHA
This turned out better than I anteciped. Congrats :)
Looks like a Crazy trail Rudy Nice trip
Why no gauge on the output? If you cannot measure it, you cannot troubleshoot it, all you can do is guess or replace parts constantly; use an oil-filled gauge to protect the pointer from fluctuations. BTW, a DC motor will arc across the contacts when it opens and then welds the contacts later. This is why a DC relay will 'wipe' the contacts to clean them whereas a pressure switch contacts will not. An automotive relay with the switch might be one good solution. I have many 12 volt relays on my Jeep with the relays and high current under the hood and not under the dash. In critical circuits like brakes I will use a cycling circuit breaker but otherwise I use circuit breakers that when tripped then I have to manually reset them or otherwise use fuses.
Great content buddy keep it up!
Amazing video guys.....well done !!!..... cam shot Premium !!!..... great editing also.....thanks for sharing this with us
Whenever I play your videos in the background on my second screen, there's usually a few times in the video where you say a word or phrase the right way and I glance over because I think your dad is on the video.
So, let’s see, no longer, it half baked? Love your passion that comes through your videos.
Paul is equal parts crazy and genius
Great show guys. God bless you all.
Put a pressure gauge in the line to find out if it actual reaches desired pressure.
Any Mini bike ride is a fun ride 😊✌️
Well, the Dutchman trail proved to be tough. Don’t have to feel bad on the one steep wall, Paul didn’t make it too, lol
Lucky your traveling with friends and capable mechanics. Ala in all, you made it home safely to fight another day, 🤙😎
Smart to carry a fire extinguisher! It’s scary when you have one and need it. It’s terrifying when you need one and don’t have it!
Great video. I really like the videos of just going out and doing the trail..
Always remember The Little Engine That Could....I think I can, I think I can, I think I can....😂😂😂
wow great adventure Rudy!!!! congrats
Rudy, are you installing a shut off switch with a Psi that your pump can achieve? do you have any form of tank?
GOOD JOB BOYS!
One of these days I’ll have my 96 project XJ completed so I could show Rudy how it’s done what a real man’s jeep with a 6.0 LS sounds like screaming 🦅
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Hi Rudy, Ruud here from the Netherlands. As a Dutchman I am very curious why the trail is called "The Dutchman". I don't understand because the Netherlands is as flat as a coin, no mountains and certainly no rocks 😂😂
I believe it’s in reference to the legend of the Flying Dutchman, a Ghost Ship, doomed to never port, and stuck sailing the seven seas forever
@@Rudysadventureanddesignreal Ahh.., that makes sense in itself. Anyway, you had a lot of fun with a Dutch Man.
@@Rudysadventureanddesignreal Love your Channel. Just keep going 👍🏻👍🏻
It might have something to do with the legend of the Lost Dutchman Mine. A google search will provide some interesting articles.
Good work Rudy. Dad is proud im sure
Nice show Rudy!
Check with Paul at Fab Rats, he seems to have good luck with automatic transmissions. 🤣🤣🤣
And the same luck with ARB air lockers
Paul tried to put the fire out with MT Dew before he called for the fire extinguisher.🔥
They saved it fast, nice footages.
Don't feel too bad about the fire. One of my cars caught fire just driving down the interstate. I was running at the speed limit with the radio on full blast one moment, and every light on my instrument panel was on the next.
I didn't know part of extreme rock crawling was leaking lots of fluids, burning oils, and trail repairs 😂
I just started carrying a fire extinguisher in my truck. Glad you got to it fasg and were able to fix it.
Close call for sure. Glad you got that fire put out before anything really serious happened