Gonna be doing this same tomorrow on my truck too

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@Miles London No you didn't you're a bot.

My first car was a 92 Ford thunderbird I bought for $300 in cash when I was 15. It was in 4 wrecks in its life so the whole left side and the front of the car were all different colors. The A/C didn’t work, the heater core was clogged and a week after I bought it the radio was stolen out of it. It also had no door panels so I cut myself every time I would open up the door. Even though it looked like it belonged in the scrap yard it never left me stranded well until the transmission went out on the highway so I scrapped it and got back $300 the exact amount when I bought the car.

You all prolly dont give a shit but does someone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot the login password. I would love any tips you can offer me!

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@Reuben Henry i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@Reuben Henry it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thank you so much you saved my account :D

@Sylas Houston You are welcome :D

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Thank goodness I'm not the only one on my hands and knees looking under shelves for launched hardware

Job security. ; )

Must be a camera error from the wide angle lens. Thanks!

@Meme Man But unfortunately they can become corroded and sticky, or belts bind and break. Everything has to have maintenance; if they ever made a vehicle that didn't need it, no one could afford it! :)

@Meme Man 100% on both brother! :) Cheers! Rev. D.

The clamp is from a ball joint press set not specifically for u joints but does work good

You can also make your own tool. Two short angle pieces, weld a short plug on one and a pipe on the other. In the vise the plug pushes the joint out into the pipe and just use the plug to install. Like this...www.homemadetools.net/homemade-u-joint-press-3

ball joint press set

Already on it, boss. Thanks!

they sell them on amazon and they also rent them at any auto parts stores. its called a ball joint press.

I think it was probably bluing liquid

I think that is black oxide, typically there are multiple steps to cleaning, but by wire brushing you clean it and I guess he just poured the final chemical and skipped the prior steps. I like it.

its a blueing solution

@@extorter Thank you sir, I found some - Birchwood Casey Perma Blue Liquid Gun Blue

Great question.

Way ahead of you. Editing front axle video now. Big fan of your first movie by the way

Probably a cold galvanizing solution

@@isaacjanness7897 thank you man

It's fine, as long as work is done to the yoke vertically. And also, choking the vice up to the weld of the yoke helps alleviate pressure to the tube if that is a concern.

Only a hack works on a driveshaft like this!

its how we remind the wife we exist

قله Good job and keep going

Meme Man yes he is

Meme Man yes

No. Welding arcs alter the crystalline structure of the metal, making it very brittle. To make a part strong again after welding, you have to temper the whole part to get a uniform temper, else you're liable to have stress cracks form around welds. Brazing on the other hand works at a much lower temperature, and if you pre-heat the part, there is a lot less stress induced in the metal. Using a fiberglass blanket after brazing to allow the part to slowly cool will keep the part strong.

@@GGigabiteM No you misunderstand. Brazing certainly has its place when it comes to joining metals, but what im saying is that when you compare them welding is far superior.

@@ah11692 Welding has its place, but it is not "far superior" to brazing.

@@GGigabiteM No brazing has its place. but welding is far superior.

@@ah11692 You've so far made no case for your position besides ad nauseum drivel. We can assume you have no idea what you're talking about.

Same question here.

Looks to be a “blueing solution.” Turns metal parts black. Really neat finish that is often used on guns.

@@thagoose480 was thinking blueing at first as well. The stuff I use for barrels is always black or blue depending on what I'm looking for but I really like the way those screws looked.

It's an oil based tractor paint so I think it's gonna do just fine direct to metal. Thanks

@@RestorationStation Great then, greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩