Volkswagen beetle planter Videos

• 1. The Sims 4 House Building | Micro Challenge | 4X4 |Tree Planter Camper
• 2. BigIron.com 2012 John Deere 1720 CCS Planter 03-11-15 auction
• 3. Garden Planter Upgraded
• 4. Truck Planter
• 5. 1974 Super beetle 1600cc engine start up
• 6. Super Beetle track control arm bushing replace # 2
• 7. Super Beetle track control arm bushing replace #3 B unedited version..MP4
• 8. Super Beetle track control arm bushing replace #1
• 9. Super Beetle Track Control Arm Bushing Replace #4.MP4 (final video.)

The Sims 4 House Building | Micro Challenge | 4X4 |Tree Planter Camper

User Comments

LukeyDeanSims commented on 15 Apr 2016

Plaid is my jam! Love this build!!

Catherine Smith commented on 15 Apr 2016

Cute me open and I swear I bleed plaid

Tayler Fipke-Shaw commented on 21 Jan 2016

mAch informatioNAL

Catherine Smith commented on 21 Jan 2016

+Tayler Fipke-Shaw Wow, such comment much inspire.

Tim Lucier commented on 12 Jan 2016

I was watching some of your series the other day, and it inspired me to get the new sims for old times sake :) (and you can seriously out-design me... btw)

Catherine Smith commented on 12 Jan 2016

+Tim Lucier Awe thanks Tim, the new sims build mode takes a lot to get used to but its so much fun!!! Plus the camping expansion is to die for! :)

BigIron.com 2012 John Deere 1720 CCS Planter 03-11-15 auction

Garden Planter Upgraded

Truck Planter

1974 Super beetle 1600cc engine start up

Super Beetle track control arm bushing replace # 2

User Comments

tjdell480 commented on 21 May 2012

I have a 20 ton that I paid $160 for at Harbor Freight. The also have a 12 ton rig that should do the job. If you read the comments on my video 4 you'll read a post by a viewer that solved the poblem without a press. Look for other YouTube videos on bushing removal no matter what the car. There are some good ideas out there that I didn't think of. Thanks for posting.

Resq28 commented on 08 Apr 2013

Yikes. I was hoping not to remove the arm. I see now this is more work than I thought. No problem. Love working on my 78 super :-)

goedeck1 commented on 14 Jan 2012

I just got a Super Beetle control arm bushing kit from Mid-America so I will be watching this series :)

tjdell480 commented on 17 Jan 2012

Great! Good luck, and try to enjoy the process.

Super Beetle track control arm bushing replace #3 B unedited version..MP4

User Comments

Megan Blank commented on 17 Jul 2015

Is it necessary to jack up the car to remove the control arm? Or can I remove it with the beetle on all fours?

tjdell480 commented on 27 Jul 2015

+Megan Blank Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. I think it would be necessary to have the front on jack stands because the whole assembly has to be disconnected. and reconnected which might require free movement of the wheels. Also it's nice to have room to work under there. I'm not saying it can't be done without jacking up the car but I never considered it.

chicopillo commented on 25 Apr 2015

hello, where can I order the kit you have? I have a 71 super beetle. thank you

tjdell480 commented on 25 Apr 2015

+chicopillo //www.ebay.com/itm/like/231015604462?lpid=82&chn=ps

Super Beetle track control arm bushing replace #1

User Comments

Resq28 commented on 08 Apr 2013

Good start. Look forward to watching the rest. I have a 1978 super convertible that needs this done. Thank you

ride4kix commented on 07 Nov 2012

thanks for the video,have to do the same to my 73 super beetle gave me lots of ideas.

Super Beetle Track Control Arm Bushing Replace #4.MP4 (final video.)

User Comments

Jack Martin commented on 04 Jul 2012

Another thing I learned is if you don't know the history of your front wheel bearings change those too. I drove the car with the replacement urethane bushings with much happiness. When I took the drums off the first time the bearing stayed on the axle. Now it was okay and went on fine. But when I went ahead and replaced the front wheel bearings after the first test drive it was even more tighter and performed beautifully. It became a real sports car front end.

Jack Martin commented on 16 May 2012

My control arm frame bushing was so beat up that I cut out all the rubber, and put the arm in a vice. I hack sawed at 12 and 6 o clock tapped with a chisel and the bushing race came out like butter. The stabilizer bushings I burned up with my propane flame, and did the two sockets using a threadey with bolts. They both came out quite easy Whew!

tjdell480 commented on 21 May 2012

Yes, I saw a youtube video of a guy hacksawing nearly through the metal sleeve from the inside and then using a chisel to collaspe it to the inside. It was on a trans am control arm. I wish I had thought of that but I own a press and felt I had to use it. Thanks for posting it should help those without a press.

tjdell480 commented on 04 Jul 2012

Thanks for your comment. I have the disk conversion on the front of my Super Beetle so the bearings were in good shape but that sure is something to check on.

renragged commented on 22 Nov 2011

My daughter's '73 Super Beetle looks like its having the same problem. Your videos will most certainly save me some time. Thanks for posting!

Resq28 commented on 08 Apr 2013

Awesome! Great job! Helped me, hopefully I can do this without too much problems.

Deon Clark commented on 30 Jan 2012

Thanks for the video. Now I have an idea of what needs to be done to my super 71

scardeep commented on 11 Jan 2012

Thanks for video and time you took to make it.

tjdell480 commented on 23 Nov 2011

Glad I could help. Thanks for your comment.

Gerard Williams commented on 21 Dec 2011

Thanks for posting the helpful video tips!

Irma Asaro commented on 16 Feb 2015

Thank for the video !! 

tjdell480 commented on 12 Jan 2012

you're welcome