I've got a QC-42 (with the quick change gear assembly) which is a 10" November 1950 lathe. I've also got a 9" horizontal 36" from 1940. It was being sold at an estate from the original owner. He bought it, went to war (WWII) and returned to use it again. I've got the original bill of sale. Really cool.

10F-28 is the part number for that part. Just about every cast part has the part number cast into it. It really helps when looking on eBay and people have parts misidentified; you can swoop down and buy them before other people realize what it is. OOPS....just gave away a secret!

Where is the link to the part ?

... FAILURE ... over time the RUBBER valve stem will rot with the gasoline .... I KNOW ... about 2 year it rots and breaks

If you want fast pouring, install a vent as big as the spout.

Super helpful, thanks

How could they eff up a dang gas can? I can't believe I have to find an old gas can if I want a decent one.

Im sorry to say.. 55*f is ideal..summer weather...since both are winter / cold capable w/ stove jacs the roof pitch on the Kodiac is a collapse waiting to gappen NOT enough pitch or support therefore the other tent with center pole to slide snow build-up off easier.. is the winner..

What, your working around diesel/gas and no gloves on, a drop cloth/cardboard on the pavement, see ya !

Very good one, best I' seen yet, big Thanks, by the way I also use the old coat hangers for lots of things also :)

That's a dumb idea to make gas cans with out vents anyway they improved an old design that nothing was wrong with and today's idea made gas cans worse

Idiots pulling down with two hands on a ratchet...face palm!!!

He drilled through it with fuel in the can it looked heavy when he moved it???

Dumbest idea ever. You can buy real vents for less than a buck apiece.

Purchase a battery powered transfer pump! Remove the white plasic anti-fume/splash insert. No heavylifting of the can!

You'll need mics and callipers plus rules and other tools

Did Cabela's fix the recent material issue with the Alaknak? I have 5 older 12 x 12 Alaknak tents that are doing well. Last summer fellow guides bought a new Alaknak and when it poured the first night they had to abandoned the tent and sleep in their trucks. It leaked like a sieve! I asked a sale presentative about at Cabela's when in the camping section an she said DON'T BUY IT, these tents are being returned with the same problem. Just want to make sure folks know this is an issue that as far as I know showed up in 2023. Lucky for my fellow guides they had trucks to jump into. Imagine if this was a back country late season hunt where staying dry was critical to your safety and well being?

It looks too thick. The store dude said not as thick as pancake batter.

Mmmm at Lowe’s the dude told me to mix the glue (bonding agent into the cement first, and then add water until it’s thinner than pancake batter. He did not tell me to brush it on the existing concrete first.

Hey jack ass. Turn your lame ass music down maybe someone can hear what you are saying.

If one vent is good, will two vents be better?

I didn't think my comment was that mean . I didn't know there were different sizes so if you are that butt hurt I won't text

Why don't you tell us what size of a bit you used

You work under a car wearing flip flops 😲

"Starbucks cup".... 😆

You could edit this WAY down

That there Kodiak is nice

Needle for the boots that dont have the fitting

Great comparison, thanks! It’s clear to me that the Kodiak has a ridge pole, but I’m not seeing it in the video.

My Alaknak tore at the top of the center pole during a rain and wind storm near the Grand Canyon. The tent fabric is not strong enough to hold during windy conditions. I had the tent for 2 years and went on three hunts. I carried it into Brass Pro and the manager said warranty is one year and I needed the receipt. I asked for any kind of help since I paiod $1000 for a tent I used 3 times; maybe another Alaknak or a small discount to purchase another tent. I reminded him I used the tent 3 times onloy... any kind of help would be appreciated. He told me no discounts and he could not help me out. I asked where dumpster was and he said behind the store; I said okey and threw tent onto couner and told him to throw it away. I later spoke to bass pro on phone and they said I shud have called them and they would have tried to help me. I could have sent tent into them for evaluation nd said there was a chance for help. I said they shud teach their managers this so they can be more helpful to cutomer who spend all their money there.

Great video. Very well done. Very helpful.

Kodiak tent you need a partner to set up so why would the windows matter unless you stay on your tent all day "camping"You didn't describe the warranties. I did my research already. There's videos of alaknak set up for two years without leaking etc. Canvas it very difficult to dry out and it gets a funky smell in time. Your review is based only on your first trip with it, did it rain for 2 weeks or snow two feet?

Thanks man I just replaced my hubs, seals and fluids for the axel. Now I what the noise is coming from

I love my Cabela’s Alaknak tent and have used it many times. Your review was a nice comparison of the two. Skillet

Unskilled enthusiasts with access to equipment which requires year's of experience to use safely are destined for 'a bad day at work' type of incident.

Man u got any idea for me . I got heat but didn't work

if you just try to brute force it with a long handle extension, etc. likely end up just twisting the stud in two.

I really like the "air gap" awareness.

Heat to orange and immediately quench x3

I had an older alaknak and it was a solid tent in cooler weather. my understanding is they changed the fabric after the one I had to make it a touch lighter but at the expense of breathability I don't have the kodiak cabin but I di have the spring bow with the large side vents and it is a very solid tent. I would say my only gripe is the door sippers at the corners can be a pain with one hand. I may try using some graphite to help it around the bend. I have had some slight leaking at the corners. I will say that the benefit of the alaknak is the vestibule option. it is big enough to use as a small cook station as well as boot removal to keep the interior clean. The nice thing about the spring bow is that you can keep some air circulation even in rainy weather.

I have a 12x12 canvas spike tent, a for in each end and 1 window on each side. I don't think i would like all those windows, to many weather intrusion places. Vestibules are almost necessary, wish i had bought the bigger fly that had the vestibule. Lighter weight would be nice, mine is in 2 large totes plus the stove. I would prefer the Kodiak tent too. I think Cabela's had one that had sleeping pods that zipped onto it leaving the main floor area clear of cots or sleeping bags, i thought that was pretty cool but imagine the pods would be colder at night

Great video! Funny... "pig neighbors". I like the touch of humor, but informative video, thanks.

Absolutely the most creative piece of European engineering I've seen! Thank you!

Helped me so much if u ever need help with anything and am able to would be more than happy to help thanks again

Thank you !!!! For the info

If you seriously put gas in a yellow can, you’re a jerk

thumbs down u only coverd LP should have put that in yur tittle misleading

I did about 6 of these cans like this about 5 years ago, when another you tube channel did this very very valve stem hack. Easy to do, but the gas fumes softens the material and will go bad. Some have a metal fastener that attaches it which exposes less of the soft material and have held up better. That’s the only ones I’d consider.

Nobody ever metions this problem with the alaknac tent. Ive had three of the 12x12s. Set one up in a flood zone i didnt know i was in, and the damn thing floated during a thunderstorm. Didnt leak through the zip out eather. Was like walking on a waterbed. If you dont set it up perfectly flat and it rains, water will collect in the corners. I corrected this problem with adjustable height poles in the four corners. When it rains, id lower them down to 3feet. The problem i was starting to get at is this: when this tent is set up, there is alot of tention across the front door screen. You have to do alot of adjusting to the side poles and loosen up that tention across the front. The screen and zipper is constructed well and takes alot of abuse when the tent is tight. Trust me, people just grab the zipper and go up or down with it like it a handle never thinking about that extra tention across the center. Ive repaired my zippers a couple times. Otherwise, these tents have been awesome for me. Word of warning: DO NOT EVER PUT SEAM SEALER OF ANY KIND ON THESE TENTS!!!! Thats how i ruined my first one. I thought i was doing a good thing sealing all the seams on my tent. What happens is, once you fold it all up and put it in your hot garage or wherever, that sealer starts sticking to whatever it comes in contact with.(even after its dry) When you unfold it for your next use, anywhere that stuff touches will pull off the outer layer of that XTC material. Its like upening up a licked envelope. I really enjoyed these tents for years and years. My buddies like mine so much, they went out and bought them too. When we go camping together, it looks like m*a*s*h unit in to woods. In fact, i have a sign that hangs from mine that says 4077th and another sign we put out front that says "the swamp". My buddies have there own mash numbers for their tents too. Long story longer, i think its time for a change. I believe im going to give this Kodiak tent a try. The new 16x12 looks pretty cool too. It has openings at both end like the 12x20 alaknac does. You can put the adder rooms on both end too. For now, i think ill get the 12x12 with the adder room. Should be more than enough for me. People say its hard for one guy to set up. I watched a guy do it. I think i can do it myself too. Just got to balace the center pole. Thanks for letting me ramble on you feed. Enjoyed the video.

Drill shavings in can ?