Warren i keep wondering hellicoil come with a break off tab at the end that is used for the inserter i did not see you break anyone am i mistaking that tab takes room at the bottom of the thread and can damage your new bolts

Super job ☘️

Warren get yourself a 8 piece Lisle 70500 tap socket set, #1 -#8 off amazon on sale now, was 50.00 down to 32.00. Made to do just what you are doing and they hold the tap tight.

I watch youtube channels because they are mostly free.

The ones banning, suspending, deleting, censoring, are the same ones claiming to be saviors of democracy. I have been on the receiving end multiple times on MSN while also getting deleted and suspended on here too. I believe it was something i said about a certain election. Asked multiple times "why", no answer, close to 2 years went by and then told i was "suspended in error". Maybe this will disappear too.

I like rockmount Nassau threaded inserts. You can get thin and thick ones.

If gears are aligned without washer under it, it’s good.

Is the special puller required to remove accessory drive pulley?

What if the damper is broken?

That’s we watch , we know your always going to keep it real, Thanks for the videos

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Shorter ratchet extension will help dramatically with keeping that tap aligned.

You can mitigate the problem of the Bit digging in. Take the bit over to you bench grinder & just the slightest touch on the sharp edge will keep it from digging in. Your welcome. its essential to do this if you are trying to drill brass or bronze!

We were discussing that subject about the young of today. They have no respect for anyone or thing. No disaplin to start off with. I'm affade the old school as gone.

We retap if there's inuff casting to go at.

Hi Friend, Your vids are awesome! This is Alloyworks! We specialize in the production of automotive radiators, heat exchangers, and cooling system components. We're wondering if we could collaborate. Would you like to put our products to the test and review them on your channel?

HD aprentice in Edmonton. I'd love to work for you.

There comes a time when everything must be replaced and obviously, those worn out cam bearings should have been done by that other mechanic. You're dealing with a customer that plays those odds.

Did you grease it?

Warren, you are an amazing man. I really enjoy your videos. You are truly a great American patriot.

Thanks for the great video as always

Are you talking about the international secular jew

Friend, thank you very much for the video. Is it possible to send me the manual you had in hand by email? I really need it. Thanks.

Helicols are SAE approved ,,,up can use them IN airplanes

Warren. I love my Massey Ferguson and it's only in the past 30 year's that I have owned some. You would probably get parts from the UK. There's a lot of dealers of older Massey bits. We used to deal with a guy down South of England his name is Ron Greet . We used to buy a lot off him.

Always love watching your videos and content. Regarding the young man you hired and tried to teach. I sometimes wonder is it just a matter of don’t care, not too bright, feel the work is too hard or belief that they know it all? I know the internet has created many a self-anointed “experts” in many areas as well making it hard to tell some folks anything. If I was 30 years younger I would be happy to work under someone like you. The experience, knowledge and skills you have kick ass man!

Warren, tell you tube - that off road app that I can’t close is really annoying. I put m7 helicoil in wallered-up hole that the broken injection pump stud left. In JD 4045, in 444J loader. It’s about 4 years since then - still running strong

Try some fish oil and magnesium for those cramps.

Do you have a certain brand, length, grip ratchet?

Done dozens of heli-coils in sparkplug vw heads while in car. Some say it can't be done, want to wager. Never had a problem, but will teach you patience, or blame the product, and be the victim.😜

That was fun, grease the shaft dude.

I prefer keyed chucks to prevent the bit slipping,but they are hard to find.

Has always Warren one awesome video thanks for your time and consideration top job regards from England 🇬🇧🇺🇲🚜🚛🛠️🔧🚜🚛🛠️🔧

Keyboard warriors know everything Warren. 🤔

Holy hell, Warren, it looks like you've had a tough day?

Here's my 'bad thread' story. I bought a pre owned cylinder head for my CAT C12 engine after I dropped a valve and had to do a forced inframe rebuild. It was $300, and included the injectors and Jake brakes. What I didn't notice about it was that the rearmost exhaust manifold stud hole had been repaired with a helicoil kit, and it had failed. There is a coolant manifold bolt that intersects perpendicularly with the exhaust stud hole, and the helicoil had already cut into that hole, so I couldn't drill it out and install a larger one. What to do? I bought a concrete wedge anchor at Home Depot, hammered it into the hole and torqued it down with my Milwaukee impact gun. YOLO! I expected it to fail within a few months. Here we are, 3 years and 200k miles later, and still no issues.

It's a Cummins, you know it's not just gonna be a radiator.

Another good video.

Thanks for your great content always very interesting .

Thanks Warren, a great video 👌

Only problem I have had with hellicoil, was next time removal, sometimes they would come out with the bolt

Long on opinions, short on experience...😂

Those damn trouble shooting flow charts are enough to make you want to do drugs?

Pick up a bottle of magnesium supplements next time you are at Rite Aid or any store carrying vitamins.

Warren, did you ever consider cleaning the windshield and vacuum the cabin of your service truck?

Smooth shanks are for drill presses not guns. Have ruined the chuck on one in the past.

Another great video from a no bullshit guy

I built an 'improved' blow nozzle. Removed the OHSA tip and inserted a brass fitting with threads that were compatible with blow gun and other end had a pocket for tube with compression ring. I silver soldered a length of small fuel line into that end. put a slight bend on end of tube. Works really good as you can insert into holes and reach into tight areas and around obstacles.

The easiest way to prevent corrosion is to keep the engine clean. I live in the rockies where they dump sand and chemicals on the roads . It's called a car wash or a hose on the house.

It looks like not too much smoke sounds like a Week cylinder to me