Is The Snow Bombi Finally Done?!

So I got a build the snow bombi and get it done now.

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[stuartlanigan]

Me and my little brother spent 25yrs, in this sort of workshop, with our Dad... i'm 67 now, those memories are special... this, you, remind of those years... thank you... and your crew...

[brianellison]

I don't usually call out other fabricators, but damn, cover that windshield with something. I have ruined some glass with welder spatter. The tiny divots it creates can make crack start points. Sorry, just my two cents. Love what you got goin on with the little SnowCat.
Be well and have fun!

[tkonzl]

Maybe a burrito-heating tray would be a good add-on to the heater vent.

[jasonkonopa]

Hey Matt, I’m gonna let you in on something. It’s a trick that I learned from an old guy get a Gatorade bottle put a hole in the lid get a rubber brake line hose push it through the lid. Make sure it’s a little tight for a good seal all the way into the bottom leave just about the same amount hanging out of the top, attach it to the bleeder on the calipers if the hose is a little bit loose on the bleeder, use a zip tie fill up the Gatorade bottle just to where it’s over the bottom of the hose and start pressing the pedal. It will let all of the air out and it will not let any air back in it’s way cleaner and you won’t make a mess it also works very well when you do it by yourself if there’s no one else around to help you. It 100% works. I use it on every vehicle I do brakes on.

[TurboManiacal]

Devout Matt’sORR follower since from the beginning. I graduated HS in SLC, and College in Ogden 27yrs ago and never came back to Utah. But because of Matt, this year I’ve now been back twice. Once for the games and this weekend to revisit my old stomping grounds. Forgot how wonderful everything was.

[georgevindo]

Very nice progress on the Bombi. I liked having both shifters positioned so I could shift them both with one hand like that too when I drove trucks with five and fours. The easiest way to keep the inside of windows defogged, is to clean them really well, wipe them dry and have a vent or window open just enough to let out the moisture air from breath. Thanks for the video.

[buhmnn]

YES! wagon top with bumble bee stripe pattern!!! Do it!!

[EyeMWing]

As far as the dash goes, you all should set it up so there is one massive gauge front and center: FUEL
All that other stuff, not important..

[stevenslater]

24:40 …light touch on the steering sticks…
That was one of the first things my father taught me about driving a car. You don’t steer (horse the wheel around), you guide the car with a light touch. In fact, back in the day when all domestic cars had worm & sector steering boxes there was “free play” on center due to backlash between the gear teeth of the worm and the sector. You could just bump up against the side of the gear that would keep the car centered on the road.

[GeorgeGeorgalis]

one problem with re-manufactured starters is the inside of the housing gets sandblasted so much the plunger comes out too far, if it comes out too far it will bind and won't start again. The coil pulls, the starter spins, but the gear doesn't engage. put a set screw through in the end of the solenoid to prevent over extension.

[MarkJacksonGaming]

-- 1000% on board for the 'Covered Wagon' safari top.
Well I suppose it is 'kinda like' flying an airplane, depending on the aircraft, control surfaces, how they're actuated, if there is computer assistance (fly by wire, which I don't care for). But small, smooth moves work for a nice cruise in most everything I've flown. Like a lot of other things too. Shooting. Driving. ...you can oversteer just about anything on four wheels and with wings. An exception to the rule is 1st person shooter video games. You need to laser that mouse and jerk to a stop on something the size of a needlepoint.
I'll never get tired of watching you work on this thing. You've done so much more than I expected. I badgered and badgered you about this, now, think I owe you a thank you.

[MacRODesign]

Peanut is a gorgeous dog. She is so happy getting involved in everything you do. She loves her life.

[timcrawford]

Matt, I really enjoyed your lesson on differential orientation, I really liked Lizzy, but you have a wonderful lady with Katelynn! She is always smiling!

[squarefeet]

Matt,
You could always run a tube (round or square) off that heater box across the top of your dash. Put some 1/4 inch wide slits maybe 2 or 3 inches long, spaced out at 6 inch spacing.... That way you get straight up airflow across the entire window. (if you get fancy, you could add some sliding shutters to adjust airflow....). At each end of the tube, add another slit designed to throw air at your door windows. I think what you've built will keep the window defrosted, but I also think you'll end up with a very clear window for your passenger side, and frosting on the lower left of the drivers side.

Also, you're teaching the kids life skills that no one can take away. Good job! When I was in school, we had auto shop, welding shop, AG shop, wood It's sad that's all going away.

Keep up the great work!

[LuMaxQFPV]

About that windshield fogging... With all the cold air outside... And 4+ human beings and at least a K9 somewhere... Your max hot air approach to defogging might not be enough... Humidity.... I predict a future episode about putting AC in the Bombi for that task, as well as comfort in warmer weather.

[jerrywilliams]

I never thought you'd be able to replace Lizzie when she left and moved on. I thought Lizzie would be difficult to replace, but after seeing Caitlin and how well she's assimilating into the crew I'm SUPER IMPRESSED! Welcome, Caitlin - can't wait to see how to progress with the crew.

[andrewjones]

To help with defrosting you need to have ventilation. The heater should draw outside air into the cab and vents should be added to the rear top of the cab. This configuration will draw in cold dry air and expel hot moist air. I would try this before adding AC.

[goldark]

What a wonderful dad you are and what wonderful kids you have raised, keep doing what you are doing

[mje]

I have some old flatbed tarps that are yellow you could use for your covered wagon. I live in utah and pass through st george all the time so I could just bring them down

[aMaff]

If you need more defrost without running the heat, I know a few endurance racers that run aftermarket defroster grids (like what most cars have on their rear windows) on the windshield to save weight over a heater and blower setup.