the socket wasn't the best option really lol but it worked and i have a TON of extra sockets so it wasn't a big deal to ruin one but thanks!

Thanks!

For sure! We have a ton of work to do on the house per our contract but after I’ll definitely get my shop set up nice and film it.

I know! We actually have to repair a lot within the first 30 days per the contract so I’m ganna be pretty busy… And yeah lol I don’t like the idea of drilling and retapping so the welding broken bolts is my first go to.

@@Benjamminoutdoors Lmao have the same issue we are in raining season and found out the roof is leaking on several spots so need to repair that and Africa is so damn hot i needed to install a aircon and so on and so on alot to do but atleast my own Zone to do as i please sets the mind.

Need help with parts for my bike use parts its a yama 750 am from Jamaica Am a big fan

Yup! Nice!

Just some degreaser

Front tire looked wrong.

Believe it or not but the rotation on the tire is going the correct direction.

@@Benjamminoutdoors Cool cool

Look in the description, I have my Amazon affiliate link. Go there and look under mechanics tools and you’ll find them!

No I’m in Florida, but thanks!

cancel that i found it

No I have not finished it yet, I’ve been very very busy with a new home purchase (and the repairs that go with it)

Ok I understand good luck with the new home , be waiting for that build finish video

yeah I know you shouldn’t, you should use a hydraulic press but I don’t have one so I make do with what I got.

I don’t have any, I’m sorry.

Yeah I know, Trying to get more organized!

you're right, I'm not a pro this is all for fun and I'm constantly learning. but I'm curious what was SOO wrong that I did exactly? Because the only thing that I see that I did that professional mechanics wouldn’t do was use the impact driver and using a dead blow hammer for the bearings. I don’t have a hydraulic press right now so I can’t really help that and the impact driver yeah I know it’s not professional but it’s not like I hammered the bolts home, most things I snuggle them up and then come back with a ratchet. if you’re not an idiot then you won’t strip things out. I’ve never stripped a bolt with the impact driver. I also don’t have a small torque wrench so I can’t torque the small stuff, A professional shop can afford everything immediately, but it’s taking me about five years to accumulate what I have and I still am missing a ton of tools, I’m not rich I can’t just buy every tool a shop has right away at least, it’s a process.

You prob can’t even change your own oil without using a video someone like Ben made, I bet money on it. This guy has more mechanical skill in his left pinky than you ever had in your whole life. I wish you could watch a “professional” mechanic work on your vehicles, it would blow your mind, you are so sheltered.