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07 Remake Me
The WoodRiver Bandits Lyrics

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Vibler Creative

51w↑37

Check out traditional timber frame builds: https://youtube.com/shorts/kEoeKeMJ3tU

Vivo Y12

47w↑1

Angel Martinez

46w↑1

😊

장영복

35w

😮

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Ride’Or’Fly

1y↑1.6K

One false move and his nuts are orbiting Jupiter

Shofar War Lamb

1y↑16

Hahaha 🤣

Got em

1y↑10

That's hilarious

Von Kanon

1y↑6

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Kev Plescia

1y↑9

Instead of Hailey comet it going to be Harley's comet 😂

Markie Mark

1y↑4

😂

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Ros€

1y↑2.2K

That board was under more strain than a calf cramp in the middle of the night

Music Man

1y↑10

My man that’s funny

CyberPlays

1y↑9

I feel that 🥲

Dubz Beats

1y↑1

💀💀💀

Josh O

1y↑13

I hate getting those freaking painful

Yonni

1y↑6

Got one 4 days ago and I still feel the pain a little...

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Arnold Johnson

33w↑70

I put floors in trailers for years. Welded the strap on after boards were laid down.

Jeremy W

27w↑6

My old man had a removable strap that he used grade 8 bolts to hold it on, held up like a champ

Chuck Geary

27w↑5

makes more sense to me the way you do it

ctdieselnut

27w↑4

Unless you're redoing an old one. Other comments are saying they cut out a notch of metal and welded it back in after.
When i did mine, i just cut the last 2 planks so they would fall in with one end fully seated into the pocket on one end, then slid them back half the depth of each end's pocket so they were in both 1/2 way. Screwed one 2x4 across the floor underneath to keep them in place, caught in both ends. Easy, no problem since.

JennyJansen

26w↑1

That works when it is new. But when it is time to replace them!

Arnold Johnson

26w↑4

@JennyJansen Replacing rotted floors you cut off the strap since it should have been welded down with short welds. Just replace the strap or reuse it. Never waste your time bowing boards in. Tung and groove floors you pop them in from the middle. Built horse and stock trailers for years.

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Chad Williams

1y↑1K

Damn, I though he was him going to launch a bowling ball into the competitions truck

rusiko uchadze

1y↑1

Uiiiiio Hookup e see unI Uti

Dumpsack

1y↑3

Uuuuooookiiii pooooopppyy diapersaaaa uyiiiii iiii

Thomas

1y↑1

This is the stupid way to do it

Erik Merirauma

1y↑1

Qä

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Patrick D

1y↑248

I like my way a lot better. Cut a slot out of the metal. Lay the boards in and slide them over. Weld the piece back in. Done

idessaoutlaw

1y↑23

That's how I've been doing it for 55 years.. I haven't cracked a board yet.🥃😎👌

CountChokcula

1y↑12

I'd just bolt it together???

idessaoutlaw

1y↑17

@CountChokcula That's the best way.. No need to cut or weld and you can easily replace any board in the future. 🍷😎👌

Timothy Geiger

1y↑8

@idessaoutlaw easily after you spend 3 hours trying to loosen a rusted bolt, & the head turns in wood.

idessaoutlaw

1y↑37

@Timothy Geiger Don't sweat the petty stuff, and don't pet the sweaty stuff. Get yourself a cutting wheel on a grinder and slice off all the rusty bolts, punch em out, replace the boards and bolts in less than 2 hours... Some folks are just not mechanically inclined if you spend 3 hours on one bolt..💩🍷😎👌

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JS

42w↑118

that was more intense than opening a can of biscuits

oafee

30w↑1

That always gets me!

Tyler Westman

1y↑80

I made my trailer out of wood and welded around it

Joe blogs

1y↑1

Nice one so the metals only painted on one side and they could be replacing boards

Gary murt

1y↑1

The kind of actually do that. The boards are installed then a piece of metal is welded on at the front of the trailer

David

33w↑3

Looks like that might have been done but wood rotted and you can see they are replace wood slats.

redblazehorse

29w

They probable did that also when it was new. Now he is replacing the boards.

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anthony johnson

1y↑22

I grinded off the welds and slipped them in and rewelded it in two hours. no stupidity involved.

Richard Paige III

1y↑1

funny how most people have never heard of a scissor jack

El viejo Jardinero

1y↑1

I almost do the same thing

Grand View

27w

Why weld the strap to begin with? Just build it with bolt on straps.

Nando Garcia

1y↑37

Thanks bro. I had to grind off the strip at one end then weld it back. Didn’t have my thinking cap on.

DTM

1y↑15

I did the same . Took end off then re-welded. Probably faster and safer .

Robert Holderman

1y↑3

@DTM: Or they can cut the planks in TWO and THEN glue the ends BACK together !! Oh you stagger the joints too!!

dawson p

42w↑1

@Robert Holderman nah thatd prolly look kinda bunk tbh and it wouldnt hold nearly as well

Joshua Kerr

37w↑4

If you look on trailers, the front angle iron is smaller than the rear, you cut the board so when fitted all the way to the rear, it barely clears the front. From there you slide it forward. Both lips will cover the wood, then screw it down on the cross braces. No bending, no cutting or welding metal, slips right in.

moto toad

33w↑2

@Joshua Kerrthat's what she said

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T Clodfelter

1y↑106

I'm waiting for the LOONEY TUNES scene where the boards SMACKS him in the face!??

Rob Zombie

25w↑1

Moe, Larry, Curly scene where Moe gets it good 😂

N.W.O Whoknowstheshadowknows

1y↑63

Easier to cut a slot and cover it once woods in with a stainless name tag of the deceased who chose this as alternative method

J Hayward

1y↑3

This is how you do it.

Adam Gregory

1y↑1

Yep this is the recommended method. Took less than 20 minutes to replace 2 deck boards on my 16ft trailer. Treated lumber from the box store is so sloppy wet with chemicals that my small 10 year old son was heavy enough to bend the 2x8 into position.

I don’t know if this method works with shorter boards or dry wood. But it was very safe and easy with 16ft.

Scott Delaney

1y↑1

I've done it twice. Wet treated lumber bends easy and it isn't going to come flying out and kill you.

But you do have to be careful where you put your fingers. 😮

N.W.O Whoknowstheshadowknows

Fair enough but why would you ever build a trailer like this to begin?

J Hayward

@N.W.O Whoknowstheshadowknows why not?

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Dominic Stephens

1y↑12

Tbh it would be easier to get the angle grinder and welder out

Ronald Terry

1y↑1

Dominic Stephen's and safer always a chance that board will spring back if hit wrong

SolidMustangP51

1y↑61

Need bent lumber, just goto home depot. All of their's is bent like bananas

mercoid

1y↑1

😂 so true

Slick Andrews

39w

I call Big Box Store "lumber" HOCKEY STICKS...

Jihad (Got Skills) Glover

28w

😂😂😂 I swear I was just in homedepot just saying this right here😂😂 good one

PartyTime XXX

26w

😂😂😂

Jeff Seawright

24w

Like that every where u go

Robert G

1y↑17

We just unbolt the plate at one end to replace those

Vibler Creative

😅

Gary murt

I've only seen one or two trailer manufacturers that bolt the strip down, most use short welds that have to be cut, then the smarter ones drill a few holes and re install with bolts.

Jason goss

25w

For sure. You just bolt the strap down. This is not how any manufacturer does it.

Graves782

1y↑12

his face over the board when he first bent it 💀💀

narmale

1y↑31

Why don't you just unbolt the endplate and put them in that way.... alot faster and easier

Beardman56

1y↑7

Because they're welded solid

narmale

1y↑9

@Beardman56 well quit buying Big Tex and spend alittle more and get a good one, happy to solve your life issues for ya bud

Outkast

1y↑6

Grandad has a 40 year old trailer, everything is welded solid, pretty much how we replace the deck lol

bubble boy 73

@narmale I'm working with trailers since the mid 00s what do u know about trailers

narmale

1y↑2

@bubble boy 73 enough to buy the right ones apparently 😂😂

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adross3

28w↑1

I like it when the board is first put in the slot, and then he realizes that he has to hit it from the bottom. Tappy, tap, tap it in.

Jesus Amartinez

1y↑4

How bout you lay the boards down first then weld the end cap

Justin Topp

Probably replacing boards on an existing trailer. Which means you have to do this

Hillbillies in the hood

Well that certainly wouldn't be easier or quicker than this method.

Monroe

24w

Really well-done!

Роман Мрыхин

35w↑2

Вообще как вариант. Но мне кажется есть другие способы монтажа пола на прицепе без риска получения доской по хохатальнику.

Matthew Denty

1y↑21

Who else would have zipped a piece of angle iron to insert the boards

Chris Reynolds

Just you Dentbag

Matthew Denty

1y↑2

@Chris Reynolds over time your boards will need changing as they're torn,broken or rotten ...... a pined/hinged section let's ya change,flip or reorganize the boards according to tire wear .... so after 10 years hauling tailors and repairing damages... it's not just me slick

Chris Reynolds

Right

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Oscar

24w↑1

You deserve all the likes and follows.

vaughn arnold

23w

I've often wondered how that was done,
Thank you!!

Phillip Kirby

1y↑88

I'm certain the look on my face was priceless while watching that.

Marcelino Castilleja

25w↑1

So many times I thought about cutting off that back angle iron never thought of that that was badass

Steve Claiborne

30w

When that floor rots, and it will, use C-perlins. No rot no breakage, and they last. Mine are 10 + years and still going. A few dents, no rust or rot.

JOENOBLOCKS

1y↑19

You do know the front angle iron is removable to put new boards in right ? 😂

Christopher Romero

1y↑3

I know right 🤣🤣🤣🤣I was wondering if they just making this video to make us think we’re stupid 🤣

Outkast

1y↑2

Not always

Brennon Watkins

1y↑4

You do know not every trailer is made that way right?😂

bondovwvw

23w↑1

I'm so glad I know how to weld

Куандык Копбаев

52w↑2

Я все думал, когда же прилетит по фейсу, а пронесло😂

Craig B

1y↑3

I don’t think you made it tight enough😂😂😂

Andrew Gilbreath

28w

It's much simpler to take a grinder to the flat bar on the front then weld or bolt it back on.

Rob Ras

1y↑8

Might be easier to finish with a weld

Hillbillies in the hood

Took these guys about 20 seconds, I doubt welding would be easier.

Randy Smeltz

33w↑1

Believe it or not there are folks who simply can not think that out.

Nick Vusyk

1y↑7

That’s real-life hacking

Pat Alexander

27w

The old tap tap method! I have a trailer like this one; now I know how the wood slats were installed! 😊

Michael Simko

27w↑1

My neighbor had a trailer like that and we cut out one end of the angle and lifted out each one after sliding it to the opening🤔👍 only had to screw one end of the last board🙂

Beto Patiño

1y↑23

I just learned a new thing today. That being said , I had to cut off a slot to put the boards on my trailer.
Thank You for this educational video and God Bless.

Jay

1y↑1

Don't send any wood to outer space

LHN Her

Just watch out for the kick back from the board. I’m my opinion, the best way to do it is cutting the weld off of the rear angle and just slide all the boards in, then weld it back. God bless

Gary murt

It's easier to cut the few short welds on the front and remove the strip of metal as intended. Then replace either by welding or drilling a few holes and us bolts with lock nuts.

Calvin Johnson

28w

That is hard work right there. I always hated re-decking my trailer

DirectCurrent

40w↑8

The end piece i put on my trailer bolts on so You can replace the boards by yourself is half the time!👍

Grant Perkins

40w

Better 😊

B YRW

39w↑1

And none of the risk.

Soltrain79

26w

He was the seventh worker on this project 💀

Joshua Dial

27w

Been there & done that, little bit different, but I like that way too! May try it the next time!

Taylor Mullins

28w

Just cut the angle iron off the trailer then weld it back on when you're finished. If you don't have a welder bolt it back on. The hospital visit will be way more expensive then even paying someone to weld the angle back on if thats the only way

Bryan H

33w

Finally done the right way!!

Vincent Cyr

1y↑7

I used ro build utility trailers for a living, and I can tell you from experience, these guys are severely overcomplicating the process.

Snarecat

How so?

Vincent Cyr

@Snarecat don't need to bow any but the last deck-board(they have room for one more here, looks like), which should be the middle, not on either side. The boards should get dropped in at an angle, and then straightened into position. And the last board shouldn't have to bend that much, either. 4-5" bend at the most, otherwise, thinner pine decking (which that looks like) might snap. And if those deck-boards snap under tension, anybody standing too close is going to the hospital to get several 3-6" splinters removed from them. Better hope you wore your safety glasses

Randy K

27w↑1

Silly me I just cut the metal off and weld it back

Kenneth Crotts

26w

I did this on two trailers we had. All you have to do is put one screw in the middle of the board to keep it from rattling. But it's not necessary if you don't want to.

David Hightower

1y↑5

5 minutes with a metabo and 10 minutes with a mig gun. Think of all the lives it could be saved!

k؏iلi LOD

If you're a good welder lol

J B

27w

As a 32 yr carpenter..... i love it!!!!

Anonymous

33w

I've always cut them short and slid them in. I like this method better.

Andrew Knoll

1y↑5

I usually just cut off the front or back steel and reweld after

Robeat Salcko

1y↑1

Finally some sense!

G. Wayne

I would also and paint the metal with cold galvanizing compound after treating it with Ospho.

memkiii

27w

It never fails to amaze me how people videos of people making a job more difficult than it should be are so popular.

Chevy Man

27w

I've done it this way many of times. Never got hurt and never cracked or broke a board.

SB

1y↑5

Done in the Lowe’s parking lot.

Gale Jenness

44w

Personally I hate using those boards on a trailer. They twist, warp, swell, and crack! I always put down waterproof plywood at least. Last time I got some waterproof plywood that had plastic laminate glued to both sides and installed it on my trailer floor. Now it got a nice smooth surface that makes sliding dirt, sand, etc. right out the back of the trailer! Won’t ever twist , warp, swell or crack like those boards do and it’s even stronger too!
If people tried using a good plywood on their trailers, they never go back to putting boards down ever again! You’ll be amazed how much longer the plywood holds up compared to those boards!

PaintmanJohn

39w↑1

Last time I went to sell scrap iron, they DESTROYED the nice looking pretty painted boards I had just replaced in my trailer...
That guy just DROPPED his claw onto my trailer bed. OUCH !

Kit Murphy

28w

Don't you just love the boards splinter and snap during that maneuver?

Doug Mitchell

1y↑5

I was just imagining if it slipped and uppercut him. Fucking ouch

Andres Anario

thats his problem hahaha

jmoon

Tank Davis style

Josh Smith

27w

I do this all the time. We use a floor jack from under the trailer with a 4x4 to go through the frame. Then we just lower the jack down instead of hitting blocks out.

Danny Wilson

26w

What a stupid way to replace the floor! 😆 I cut the lip off the front channel. Lay the boards in place and retack the plate weld. A whole lot easier and safer.

Dylan Mize

1y↑26

Did something similar, just used a floor jack to lift the board and cinder blocks as counter weight.

Oh Twitchy

23w

Every single electrical connection probably secured with a house hold twisty nut 😂 DOT approved 👌

최문복 복TV

37w↑1

Very good 👍

emoji page

1y↑4

Achieved a snug fit for sure!

Code Tech

32w↑1

Until the wet pressure treated wood dries and shrinks.

Jon Duggan

23w

Lumber must have come from either the blue guys or the orange guys.

It's still so wet you can bend it easily.

George B

23w

The method works HOWEVER it is a prime example of an "Error Likely Situation." Several times during the video the guy in blue puts himself in harms way and could be seriously injured or killed. What potential situations do you see?
This video is good one to show at a safety meeting to start a discussion.
A pro trailer shop will cut the end angle iron, replace the boards and weld the cut piece back in place and avoid workers comp claims or injury law suits.

wkymole3

26w

Try that on an 8 foot trailer. 😆

Levi Richendollar

1y↑8

Nice tip!

Jeremy

23w

This is so creative!

Thomas

23w

I built trailers and we dont do it like this. We cut to fit all the way in one side then we slide the board over to the middle and screw it down. Touches all side in thr end

Mike Rhaburn

1y↑4

And the job is done, where there's a will there's a way 🤔🤔

PaintmanJohn

39w↑1

Where there is a Will, there is a SMILING Lawyer :-)

Matthew Mcfarland

39w↑1

Tex didn't choose me.

Sam Goodell

42w↑2

This absolutely works. I just did my 16'.

Cowboy Recomendado Oficial

1y↑5

É muito mais fácil soldar a última travessa depois de colocar as tabuas

Pedro Gonzales

Obviamente Que siiiii.MUCHO ATAOOO..PONER LAS TABLAS Y DESPUÉS. SOLDAR LA PIEZA METÁLICA.OK!!

Marvin Van Buren

27w

That's got to be good for the welds on the trailers frame.

Kevin Ortega

27w

Home Depot lumber be like : 😂

joseph joestar

1y↑3

Умно👍

Юрій Пилипенко

То п

Ian 1471

33w

Ever considered using a safety strap of some sort? That's got enough stored energy to hurl itself through a windshield and anything/anyone in the way!

Land Beaver

1y↑2

Easier to use a floor jack with a riser on one end and leave a couple of cinder blocks on the other end. Jack up and lower and the board will fall right into place.

Bovine Joannie

Directions not clear pe nis smashed

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J

1y↑2

Dude was about to need a new chin.

Melvin Duncan

Chang

nashvilleoutlaw

28w

Why block it right there. Move the blocks back 3-4ft and it'll bend just as much without the extra stress and easier to get the blocks back out.

jason pomare

25w↑1

Well done 👏

Ali Ali

1y↑4

Accident prone process ....
.great caution is required

Rob De Spain Jr

32w

He's doing it this way because he can't weld. There is a little brace that holds the end of the board down. It's only tack-welded in place. What they are doing here is definitely not the work of a craftsman.

alnov91

1y↑7

If they oriented it so end grain on all boards is like a frown then this will last much longer, due to water dispersement

James Walsh

Just make more "valleys" that way. Always alternate cupping and get overall surface as flat as possible - will work better in long run. Just like for tables.

K A

Hahaha...ya ok

Joshua Kerr

37w

Smh....... If you look on trailers, the front angle iron is smaller than the rear, you cut the board so when fitted all the way to the rear, it barely clears the front. From there you slide it forward. Both lips will cover the wood, then screw it down on the cross braces. No bending, no cutting or welding metal, slips right in and also allows for expansion and contraction

Иван Серебрянников

1y↑3

Можно было посредине вставить доски , проще и легче !

Jeremy

27w

Seems risky, I love it 😅

Jonathan Senters

30w

The back plate only has a few spot welds for a reason!!! 😅😅😅😅

Paulo Dos Santos

1y↑5

❤parabéns pela ideia maravilhosa,foi pra isso que Deus a inteligência para os Homens.

sultan torebayev

З⁹0

sultan torebayev

Бжэ

ZippedyTV

29w

Do you use water to soften the fibers of the boards before trying to bend it?

Michael

23w

Brand new hauling surface !! Nice

Christopher Gossett

1y↑5

I have to do that on my trailer now. 😂
Only way to get the wood in right 💪

Brian T

I did mine the same way it was kinda scary on the last board so leave out the middle board till last

Dive Bomb Expert

25w

Just remember measure twice cut once.

Scott Omaha

1y↑2

Couldn’t they just have bought a gallon of board stretcher and rolled it on?

Cord Crimble

Or just remove the end plate & re weld it...save time and stress on the lumber

Jeff Cibulka

39w↑3

That’s how it’s done. 👍

Gerald Barrentine jr

39w

I respect what they are doing, but I don't think I would leave my chin hanging over that board 😂. Think Mike Tyson would not hit you harder than that board if it popped up 😂

Gary Fairman

26w

This just made me smarter..

Peter Stanford

1y↑5

I need to do this to my trailer

William Laumius

26w

Now let's see the last board go in😅

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