Fake news! Who has a can of brakleen that doesn’t try to fully empty on every press of the button??

Excellent video

Love it. Its great. Um should you be wearing ear protection. I wear ear protection when necessary

These two parts are interchangeable. The only difference is the weight.

Not sure if adding an inline filter is good idea. The design of the transmission factors in particulates (worn lining material) suspended in the fluid to modify friction. -That said, my V70 (auto, non-turbo) did benefit from a full 15 quart drain and refill (pumping out from the return hose connection point on the radiator) when the shifting got harsh at 65k miles

You are soooo AWESOME😊 thank you

Use a seperate breaker

Wholly cow taking forever

Good explanation. Thank you.

What kind of hand winch is that, I need to buy one asasp

Great video!

Thank you very much . Sadly todays Husqvarna sewing maskines are a piece of plastic junk . They are not worth the high price you pay for them .I have several HQ machines latest from 2000. No new junk.

where did you get the long extention tube for you air hose?

Clever! We all have an air compressor hanging around.

It looks to me like an old blade guard for a miter saw or something similar.

Awesome video! Exactly what I needed to watch to do my first flush at 110k miles.

I'm not sure what that's for. However, what you could do is take an angle grinder and cut that Gap a little wider and when you put the bolt back in it should be able to clamp down further

It could be from one of the shopsmith clone machines.

You could use a piece of copper pipe as a shim maybe

Great video. The 150 amp 32V fuse that you found and replaced from under the driver seat, is just too big to fit on the ‘buss bar’ from the coach positive battery post. You need to get the OEM Fuse 150Amp for Mercedes which is a lot smaller. Your set up (fuse under seat) works just the same…

Who knows what it’s off but it will work ….just machine a bushing

My guess on the pins, is they are meant to be used as lock pins for the piece your working on ? Instead of clamps.

I meant to say Overarm router.

I can’t believe how fast this worked! Thank you so much for sharing this.

I wonder if anti seeze would work for the squeeking. That awful stuff sure does last. I may have to try it on my rust bucket...I mean new to me shopsmith :)

Very interesting. Glad to see a all about Shopsmith caster video.👍👍🤜🤛

😂 technology always instructs somehow. Thank you.

Great Video, yes I did stay awake through the video. Thanks for making the video.

You initially said you were going to use grit and then used sand.

Ingenious. Thank you.

wtf is that hose on ur air intake

When initially draining, do you do that at room remp? Cold fluid?

Great video! This helps me a bunch!

Insulate the motor in with rubber

This works but it takes forever! this tube was the worst of the bunch. I started with 100 grit and then switched to 80 grit. I got chased inside by the rain. Tomorrow I will try again with some used 60 grit. Hopefully, the scratches will not be too deep to polish out.

Thanks for this! Interestingly on some Hondas a partial drain and refill is recommended instead of a full fluid replacement.

Just a bad spark plug wouldn't explain backfiring through the carb

1:24 It looks like the shade of that area light on the pole to the left of the screen melted from the intense heat.

well that's quite the deal! lucky for you!

Wow, such a great idea. Thank you for sharing. I believe I'll try this with my RV

I just did some reading and this is a switched reluctance motor which is a type of DC motor.

Sorry, KZfaq cut off the end! It was too noisy anyway.

Wonderful! This is gonna keep a ton of plastic out of the landfill!!!

Thanks for the vid mate and good to hear from you again!

I use the loader on my Kubota. Place tire on cement and tip of cutting edge on bead and push down with loader bucket. Gravy!

Would a reverse shop vac work if I don't have an air compressor?

Really helpful, I've been fighting that darn thing since I got my gun. My Slab Side is harder than any of my others.

the bracket seems to have disappeared. I can not find any on the jungler or fleabay using that part number.

YES, Levitation!! Thats the way. I can get you some high strength, practically invisable acoustic support wires for your speakers. Only $11,000 per speaker. Think fishing line but not..... even comes on the same kind of roll. Can be shipped via First Class post

Thanks for sharing !