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It would've been good to see you rewind the stators. It is doable.

It’s so tough watching people almost dump that amount of tools in the garbage😂 I get it, takes time & money to repair things, far more if you’re not familiar with how to repair. But I can’t imagine a fabrication shop that wouldn’t benefit from an annual tool maintenance day, where you save $1,000’s of dollars a year by doing the basic maintenance to prevent total failure.

Nothing beats fixing stuff............ until it's REALLY worn out. Good work my friend.

I learn something Thanks!!

I had that type of model but w the long straight wand and flint lighter, when that burned out in less than 5 uses (china) and replaced and it gunked up the fluid hole or gas adjuster once again went to the shorter model w the throttle control as well as the turning style gas adjuster with a bend to the shaft, also has a bbq style push button lighter attached, even though its a foot shorter it has an ergonomic handle and the throttle is great, like an old ski doo gas pull type throttle.

Hi, how did you do to film inside the gutter. Thanks . amazing idea btw

This was very helpful! Thank you!

Need to redo the rings also. Great video by the way

I remember watching AvE for this sort of content.

Fixing tools is generally easy as the same items tend to fail. Brushes, commutators, switches and cords. I maintained an angle and die grinder fleet for a welding school and it was a mix of brands to see which models (model is more critical than brand) held up. Makita have been making excellent grinders for decades and their corded grinders are excellent. I repack with red wheel bearing grease including new grinders if not sufficiently lubed.

I don’t ever comment on videos- but I could not get my filter body off after multiple attempts over a couple of months in a new house. Tried the hammer trick and it released like the housing had always just been hand tight. Great how to video.

This was great. I plan on painting a vanity and this is a great 1st step. Thanks.

Welldone, i enjoyed watching

That comptration in the motor is a odd centrifugal switch, if it broke again , it can be replaced whit a modern centrifugal switch for the same size motor or a push button as a starting capacitor switch.

Is it always necessary to bleed the old fluid? Can I just let it et used up with time?

Perfect video, thank you. Kept it short and sweet, just the facts👍

Thankyou very much. I just fonished using my hammer drill outside killing s tree stump, which was working with rotational difficulties. I know that I'm going to need to perform a thorough cleaning and lubrication with grease. Also on my cordless drill. As I was forced to work outside with dirt rhat drill too needs a very thorough cleaning 👍

this is some awesome right to repair stuff, love it

Very nice design. You could use a revision to make the shoe easily removeable as it will get in the way when using the saw out of the cradle. I'm sure you could come up with something.

I've always replaced the inserts on every Honda I've owned since 2005. Aftermarket blades never work as well as the Honda replacements

Thank you , I was able to fix mine by cleaning it as well

This is perfect. Thank you. Only challenge was putting the neck rest back on (big hands).

Wow. Checking, ordering parts, installing, function. No mistakes, no trying. wow.

Great!

1:57 you show a side by side of the old and new pad. Looks like the old pad is a good inch longer

Nice job dude

Would you please indicate the thermal output of your torch (in BTUs).

Very useful information! Obviously, your advice about what happens after various intervals of time is especially valuable.

stupid video

A tip is to buy finish dishwasher cleaner and run the machine with it. its works wonders. Also dont forget to add salt for dishwashers.

Wheel furthest away from ABS module, not master cylinder

This is just what I was looking for to know how much to cook weeds I have. Ill try going fast, and come back for anything that remains.

nice

My 3 Makita 9069 SF are looking at your rookies with a visible condescension! JK, good job...

Top tip. Remove the bleed screws and apply PTFE tape to the threads. This prevents air from entering the caliper via the threads during bleeding, and prevents the bleed screws from corroding to the caliper and being difficult to remove next time.

Should have plugged th in and tried them first.

Is there any similar mod for the dexely?

Good video. I use a Motive one man pressure tank that connects to the reservoir so you don’t run out of fluid, and love it. I also discovered that you don’t usually need to remove the wheels, at least not on my Camry, CR-V, RAV4, & Tundra. You can get to the bleeder screws from the front or back, often without jacking up the vehicle much or at all.

you cut the old race off but you didn't show how to put the new one in ???

I’m finishing up a welding program, if I get that that thing it’ll see some use. Love the restoration videos keep up the great work.

You're having much better luck with that than I did, I ended up making a knock off Motive Products pressure bleeder out of a garden sprayer, I had tried every type of vacuum method and just could not get the bleeder screws to stop letting air past the threads, even with teflon tape. Maybe it's because the masters on trucks create more vacuum.

Thanks! I never knew, and always wondered what happened to the little bits of stuff left on a plate. Great job of teaching!

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great video ! i subed

Perfect repairs

Hi, can you do the same thing for a Roomba j series?

WD40 destroys grease

First thing I always do when opening a new one is throw the stupid handle out...