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In this episode, Dan shares insights and advice garnered over the years from elderly folks he has met, including his grandfather. Dan reflects on setting up his new office, appreciates ongoing support from listeners and Patreon subscribers, and highlights the valuable lessons passed down through generations. Key topics include the importance of truthfulness, the imperatives of buying real estate and saving money, the value of carrying cash, and the necessity of investing in quality tools. The episode also touches on the significance of personal security in tool management and offers practical tips for young listeners. Dan concludes by expressing gratitude to his audience and sharing his commitment to improving the podcast in the coming year.

In this episode, Dan discusses recent changes at the shop, including office relocations and inventory adjustments to accommodate growing sales. Dan shares his excitement for these updates and hints at upcoming shifts in sales and marketing strategies for 2026. He then transitions into a detailed discussion about wiring for International vehicles, focusing on aftermarket setups, preferred products like Quick Wire harnesses, and best practices for ensuring reliable and easy-to-service wiring systems. Dan offers insights on the advantages of specific wiring components, criticisms of inadequate alternatives, and shares practical tips for anyone undertaking wiring projects, whether for general use, dual battery setups, or specialized accessory installations.The Binder Boneyard Podcast is hosted by Dan Hayes and produced by Bradley Parsons. Music by Bradley ParsonsSupport the show on Patreon:www.patreon.com/thebinderboneyardpodcastFollow The Binder Boneyard on social media:Instagram: @thebinderboneyardFacebook: The Binder Boneyardwww.thebinderboneyard.comwww.trainsoundstudio.com

In this episode, Dan from Binder Boneyard discusses various aspects of steering in Scouts, trucks, and Travelalls. He explains the importance of caster angles, the concept of bump steer, the intricacies of different steering components, and common fixes for steering wander and death wobble. Dan also provides detailed insights into the use of high steer setups and the challenges of retrofitting power steering on older models. Throughout the episode, he emphasizes the importance of using original International Harvester (IH) parts for a better long-term experience.The Binder Boneyard Podcast is hosted by Dan Hayes and produced by Bradley Parsons. Music by Bradley ParsonsSupport the show on Patreon:www.patreon.com/thebinderboneyardpodcastFollow The Binder Boneyard on social media:Instagram: @thebinderboneyardFacebook: The Binder Boneyardwww.thebinderboneyard.comwww.trainsoundstudio.com

In this episode, Dan discusses the importance of preparing both your vehicle and yourself for road trips. He shares personal anecdotes and practical advice on ensuring your vehicle is reliable and comfortable for long distances. Dan emphasizes the significance of minimizing wind noise, exhaust fumes, and vibrations through various modifications and maintenance tips, such as installing door gaskets, using sound deadening materials, and improving seat comfort. He also highlights the importance of pacing your journey and taking regular breaks to avoid fatigue and ensure a pleasant travel experience.The Binder Boneyard Podcast is hosted by Dan Hayes and produced by Bradley Parsons. Music by Bradley ParsonsSupport the show on Patreon:www.patreon.com/thebinderboneyardpodcastFollow The Binder Boneyard on social media:Instagram: @thebinderboneyardFacebook: The Binder Boneyardwww.thebinderboneyard.comwww.trainsoundstudio.com

Dan talks further about the dos and don’ts of engines and touches on transmissions as well. The Binder Boneyard Podcast is hosted by Dan Hayes and produced by Bradley Parsons. Support the show on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thebinderboneyardpodcast Follow The Binder Boneyard on social media: Instagram: @thebinderboneyard Facebook: The Binder Boneyard www.thebinderboneyard.com www.trainsoundstudio.com