1500hp DIY Monster Truck driver with no experience

I want to send the game to the Moon. Maybe we'll go to a caravan next year. Some of the other Caravan

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s. I chose not to have one because I didn't have one. I want to destroy my body because the body is still new, there is no mark on this body and I really didn't want to risk destroying it, but maybe next year, if that's what you want to see, we will do it, so I just want to show you what the visibility is like, so the moment we put it on the small wheels, when the big wheels are there, the visibility is even worse, so the

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is parked there, my workshop door is all the way up. there, the kick jump was probably about this kind of height here, so let's get on the

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and take a look at what it looks like from there, so here it is at eye level for me, the kick ramp is probably around from there, so don't forget that it has big wheels that lift it up and when you accelerate, the front of the truck lifts up like this and all you can really see is the sky, so with a short run and a small ramp it's really very difficult align the truck.

That's why when you see me on that second jump from the kicker I didn't line up straight enough. I hoped he would be, but he wasn't. That's why he went up a little crooked and landed a little on his side. yWe bend the sway bars on the truck a little bit, so here is the whole sway bar mechanism and the cake that bends is actually the bar that goes through here, easy to fix, all we have to do is adjust these leveling to get the truck sitting upright again. If you do this multiple times, this bar will eventually weaken and you will have to replace it.

The faster rear steering pump definitely helped. You'll see I was much more confident straightening the truck and then performing the jumps if you look at my freestyle from last year, where the rear steering was so slow that I literally had to wait for the steering to straighten out before I could accelerate. This time it was much smoother, but there is still much more room for improvement. Forget this was only my second event. So far I can only drive it once a year. I'm planning to possibly have another truck in America and do some shows there too, but watch this space.

I have some other projects going on. At first I had a huge smile on my face. I really enjoyed it. I love meeting them. I love driving the truck. I love all the jokes, the laughter and everything with the other

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s. Such an epic show. Such an epic event. I'm very lucky to be part of that

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truck family. Now I have to do some repairs on the truck. I already said the sway bar is Tweed. We have to adjust them. I have to adapt them to a new fall. Ling bar because this is where he hit the bus and it folded, he had a couple of punctures in the tire, so the air in the tire was completely gone.

Also look at this one here, it just has a small hole, so we can repair it a little. there to prepare him for the next show. I need to do some engine service. Remove the covers. Make the spaces. Change the oil. I have this new front steering system to put on it. Now I put longer bolts here so I can fit double rear bars. I bent this in the last event and then we straightened it out. I have two new ones to put here now. The longer bolt should make it twice as strong. I toughened it up.

We raised these shocks because in the first event it seemed to land the jumps very smoothly and came very close to the stops this time, we adjusted them a little, it's basically a tap and there is oil going through here, so the more you turn this tap off, the more The slower the oil moves, the less likely the truck will bottom out and hit these bumps, so there will be another video on truck modification and repair coming soon. There will be more content in the future and hopefully I will. I'll be doing more shows with it hopefully I'll be moving to the island soon so I've got all that moving ahead of me then I've got to settle in there and then I'll start looking to do more with a truck I want to say a huge thank you to Ian and CLA for helping out to film and rent the truck.

Max and his father Paul for helping with the truck. Tony and all of Tony's family. Georgina and CLA for also helping with the truck and everyone. involved with Santa pod Russ for running the show, the entire Santa pod team for giving us the venue and everyone else who came together and helped make this show a reality and even more thanks to everyone who came and saw the show. and watch the Youtube videos without

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truck fans coming to the shows the whole monster truck industry wouldn't even happen.