No Press? No Problem!

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Pay attention starting at 17 seconds in.

Prepare to be amazed.

I didn’t watch the entire thing, my mouth got dry from hanging open after watching them “Press” that together..

OK, I went back and watched the whole thing.

These guys are animals.

Grinding on bearing journals and not even bothering to wipe the grinding dust and grit off before they put things together, cosmetic grease packing of huge bearings, using grinding discs on gear sets and shafts, not to even mention the gravity method of pressing shafts into gear sets.

By all that is holy among mechanics, these guys break every rule I have ever heard of when assembling something.

Bear Claw’s Walk-A-Bout, Grizz Chronicles

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Scotts Bluff, Nebraska. I don’t know if this is him(Wrong pronoun?)
Deadwood, South Dakota
Custer State Park, South Dakota. Bear Claw wanted to go up to and pet the big dogs, Park Ranger had to hold him back.
Big Mule Deer buck, same place as the Bison that BC wanted to pet.
Legion Lake Lodge Campground at Custer State Park.
Outside a bar in Sturgis, South Dakota.
BC said he should go back Aug 4th…
Needles Eye Tunnel, Custer State Park, South Dakota.
Crazy Horse Memorial. Crazy Horse, an Oglala Lakota Warrior. When finished it will have him pointing to his Tribal Land. In the Black Hills, Custer County, SD.
In the Crazyhorse Visitor Center.
The above two pictures taken near Legion Lake, Wyoming.
Bighorn National Park, Wyoming.
In the Little Bighorn Visitor Center. This was on the chronological timeline of the battle of Washita  in Western Oklahoma on the Washita River that bastard, Custer, rode in there with his men in 1868 and slaughtered Chief Black Kettles, the whole clan, men, women and children after he had negotiated hunting rights in the area. Not one damn mention here.
Museum of the West, Cody, Wyoming. Bear Claw sez,”May have been Hatchet Jack’s rifle.”
May have been Henry Bowman’s four bore.
Museum of the West. Bear Claw: “Cowboy Hall of Fame had one as well when as a kid. The Cowboy Hall of Fame was my daycare center. My mom was a tour guide. This is the first place I would go every time. I always imagined myself riding into town on Saturday night in the same manner.”
Above two pictures, Boondocking in what appears to be Central Wyoming.
Charles “Badger” Clark built this cabin lodge, “Badger Hole” Near Legion Lake, Wyoming.
North Dakota… to be continued.