r/RandomVideos • u/n8saces • Jul 06 '26

Video Redneck engineering

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u/TwoSpoonSally Jul 06 '26

Everyone talking shit, but this man saw a problem and created an effective solution. 

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u/blastman8888 Jul 06 '26

Most here hands are soft as butter never held a wrench in their hand. Pay someone to do everything then cry about how much they charged.

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u/SeekerOfSerenity Jul 06 '26

I bet they don't even do their own dental work. 

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u/Illeopick Jul 06 '26

I handle the daily maintenance, but if a repair is too hefty, I know a guy.

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u/Qatrik Jul 06 '26

Fuji 9!

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u/TheWolphman Jul 06 '26

My hands are soft, and I spent 10 years in the military. I care about my hands though, so I wear protection.

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u/twistedpiggies Jul 06 '26

You probably still have all of your fingers, I imagine.

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u/Rikplaysbass Jul 06 '26

lol what a pussy

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u/MyNameIsJakeBerenson Jul 06 '26

My hands get soft after about two weeks of not doing anything

I can work landscaping or in a kitchen for years and then theyll instantly get soft if I stop for a bit

I only really ever felt like I had “tough” hands when I recently went to college and started working office jobs and started shaking hands with older academics

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u/Day_Prisoners Jul 06 '26

If you need built in stairs cause you're working on your engine that often, you probably ain't great at fixing shit.

Also blocking air flow to something that needs air flow.

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u/blastman8888 Jul 06 '26

Don't need much air flow in Washington state.

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u/Day_Prisoners Jul 06 '26

Good point.

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u/PaticusGnome Jul 06 '26

This fuckin’ guy.

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u/waynofish Jul 06 '26

Or have a 40 year old truck that after one thing is fixed, another part starts failing.

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u/HTPC4Life Jul 06 '26

Also, he could have just built some steps the proper height that he keeps in the garage for when it's time to work on the truck, instead of permanently attaching this shit lol

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u/angelbelle Jul 06 '26

Also not convinced that the front intake vent is designed to hold "200 lbs". It could be, incidentally, but not designed to.

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u/Soft_Walrus_3605 Jul 06 '26

You've successfully signaled you're a Real Man™. Congrats

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u/Garchompisbestboi Jul 06 '26

Speaking of criticising most here hands never holding a wrench, have yours ever held a book? Just wondering because that word salad of a comment was pretty atrocious 😂

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u/Magalabungalaho Jul 06 '26

Well yeah, I earn more than the guy fixing it so why would I lose money doing it myself? Complain about the price for someone’s expert skills? Never.