Yellowstone Stage Coach Rear Axle Assembled | Engels Coach Shop

Restoring a 8 passenger Yellowstone Park stagecoach and the undercarriage rear axle assembly is now installed, with all the original iron work on new wood. Showing step by step how it all works together. Thanks for coming along!

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[walterlamb]

It amazes me how you can take a pile of rotted wood with some metal attached, and come up with a total reconstruction! Can’t wait to see the finished product!

[richardknight]

Burning the holes. I was told it doesn't so much seal the wood against rot. Rather creates a layer of charcoal devoid of nutrients for the microbes and preventing microbes from growing into colonis causing the rot.

Absolutely love your posts. Thanks

[markbrown-usxe]

I'm so glad that U. Tube is paying for our tuition.
Thank you Dave and Diane.

[mikelonneke]

This is one of the finest and most educative channels on YouTube. Thank you, Dave

[VAXHeadroom]

There's little things that Dave does which he probably doesn't realize he's sharing that make me go "GENIUS!" and file away for future reference - like using that long board to keep the long drill bit going the right direction. Thanks!!

[johndean]

It just occurred to me that you are working at the pinnacle of a skill that is literally thousands of years old, maybe as old as the wheel. Keep 'em comin, please!

[edbittner]

I love watching people bringing back lost art. I hope you are mentoring a young person who will carry the torch for you and your art.

[PendeltonWhiskey]

Another beauty Dave, thanks again for your wonderful work preserving our national heritage and creating a video library for future generations. You are truly a national treasure

[FarmsteadForge]

I always pick up neat little tricks from you Dave, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[harrysavage]

Thank you for letting us watch the work you do 👍🥇🏆

[edminas]

Love that you taking us along. Great work

[thetradconman]

Im glad to see that you put your mic on your hat.

[davidchisham]

It is amazing those little tricks you use so we can learn?

[pmcKANE]

I love watching all this technique up close. Feels like I've snuck in to a masterclass and no one minds me watching.

[billschmitzer]

You’re making great progress. Everything looks neat and clean, thanks for the video.

[bobcruse]

I took carpentry classes three years in high school and worked in a custom cabinet shop before joining the military. In the past 60 years I have built everything from bird houses to bedroom suites Today I learned to use a square when drilling a hole freehand. AMAZING.

[jjbode]

I can feel your joy at making that come together.

[TheBest-obkj]

So nice to see the parts coming togathrt❤great job so far!!❤

[DeereX]

I love it when a construct starts looking like something more than pieces of wood bolted together. The chassis is taking shape nicely and looks incredibly strong.

[stevenyuhas]

Quite a design and assembly. Very interesting.