The Bus Project Part 2
After three weeks of work, it's here!
The RV/Car Hauler Bus Project: Part 2 - The Uplifting Part (YouTube)
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Always "uplifting" when a new Aging Wheels notification appears on my feed
Three weeks of week? That's... I don't know what that is :)
How are you the first person to catch that?
Throughout that whole second half i was screaming at my screen "USE THE BACK HALF SUPPORTS TO PATCH YOUR EXTENSIONS ON THE FRONT HALF!!!!". I'm glad Youtube now supports time traveling voice comments.
Jeepers Creepers, do you have a PO box or something? I want to send you some ppe like a hard hat and like some level 4 or 5 cut resistant sleeves so you don't gut your arms like a fish. I cringed watching you remove those panels.
I’m a new patron after watching part two. You’re very entertaining and I always laugh when watching your videos. Very excited about the project and looking forward to your next Bus video!
I'm so excited to get my peice of the bus!!
I think I'll wait about a week before I gather names and addresses for the bus bits. There are several new top tier patrons coming in from the bus video!
Who would have known the buses that children ride to school in are basically giant meccano sets
I found this episode RIVETING.
I don't think most people understand how much work that is to grind off all the rivets -better you than me Young man
I'm happy that's all done
Awesome job!! So glad to support your amazing ingenuity!
The roof lifting jacks you made are an ingenious idea, really excited to see the future progress for the Bus Project, keep up the great work Robert!
Great progress! Hope your doing well in the rest of your day to day life. Keep plugging along.
I love the Kraftwerk tribute song starting at 2:40 .... catchy. Jeez a gazillion edits Robert,... but still one of the best channels in YT!!
I think it would have been easier to cut a 10 inch section out of your shins and move your feet up.
Fun fact: The rear end of the bus is now so light that I got wheel spin when backing the bus into the shop.
I can't help but to smile at all of the progress on the bus project- Even if it takes time, it's always worth it to see how it's been working out!
Hey, is the bus beginning to flex a lot now that you've removed so much roofing are you going to have to add structure to the bed to keep it ridged?
I'll be adding a ramp deck to the back that should add some torsional rigidity. That won't prevent twisting quite as much as a full height box, but there's nothing wrong with frame twist as long as I account for it
You've saved me from 20 minutes of work - cheers!