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Thanks! I needed to know how this would work as i have some professional expensive shields that I want to get scratches out. I may have to just bite the bullet and buy new . So I will have to be annoyed by scratches until then . I know restoring it will be out of my scope . Appreciate this video!!

Thanks! I needed to know how this would work as i have some professional expensive shields that I want to get scratches out. I may have to just bite the bullet and buy new . So I will have to be annoyed by scratches until then . I know restoring it will be out of my scope . Appreciate this video!!

Why don't you just run the gas out of the carb after you drain the gas?

Jim harrison told me this story. He was 20 years old driving down 985 and blew a break hose. He pulled over walked to the gas station bought some duck tape and some break fluid. He then got a stick off the side of the road and put the stick in the hole and taped it

Seriously?! Silent movie? Why??? Ugh

That was the most pathetic launch i've ever seen.🤣🤣🤣🤣

This was very informative and helpful. Thanks for the step-by-step!

I woulda built them stands out of 2x6 and more screws when you out the 2 larger motors on the stand it sunk backward a bit

Which part was 30 seconds?

I like your squeeze primer. I do the same thing.

In a recent test, using side to side strokes on the blade produced the worst edge. Second worst was with the blade. The best was grinding/filing in straight strokes from blade towards spine.

My dad and I built that boat when I was six

reupload? Or did I imagine this?

Windshield washer fluid for thining latex is slows drying and keeps the tip from clogging and lays the paint down nice

Cool haul. I have many of the same tools. But I do need an inside divider. Thanks for sharing! : )

I just got one of those but I didn’t bend mine, if you put the round part of that trigger bar on top where the holes are and put the screw in from the bottom it works just fine.

mine works like garbage. It doesn't shoot 1-1/16 but shots 1/2 and 1-1/4. need to be a higher quality nailed. maybe a horshoe nailer.

The squirrel made it so much better. Thanks for the video!

Always thin your paint down for a spray gun also you never filtered youf paint ftom the start, very silly

Have to admit, this vid is clearer than the documents that come with the tool.

I recall using circuit testers on OBD2 plugs when I didn't have a scan tool ( you can count pulses for error codes ). If I had used an incandescent tester I could have fried the ECU. Definite young player trap.

There are time were you 100% want a small load on the circuit. It's become VERY handy in automotive work with shotty connections and electrical gremlins. VERY handy. So the "less draw is better" argument is needs a HUGE caveat.

At 4:33 how do you keep that beam from snapping? Is it just pine wood from home depot?

Wow! Huge respect and thank you!!!!!!!!!

Sad that they didnt use 2 separate lights. Im just colorblind enough that I have to use the position of the traffic lights to tell if its green or red.

Pretty good there friend

Pretty good there friend

Suggestion, take the water filter and relocate as far away from compressor as possible. These only will capture some liquids that condense out due to cooling. Air leaving the top of a compressor is hot and the water is in a vapor state which almost everything will pass directly thru the filter. Replacing couplers to high flow is good, replacing couplers with new will most likely eliminate leaks from old couplers. About 30% of all the compressed air produced in the world is from leaks.

Brilliant! I figured out it was those o rings yesterday and ordered a diverse o ring kit. hopefully it will work before any modifications. worse case I can drill like you or order a new assembly. TU and Subbed! also loved the safety reminders at the end! update 7/14/24: got my oring kit from amzn and installed and worked! btw as soon as i hooked up the air right after the repair a misfire occurred. scary af but i had it pointed away from me and had eye protection on as well. so never ever pt this at anyone!

Great video, I bought one and welded on a bolt the long way to the lever to hit Bauer switch

I need to go find an engine for the Exmark Zero turn but Im not looking forward to starting that project while I have so many other projects underway.

The whole problem is you need to thin it down with water and you're done !!! spray like a mockingbird

The chairs look good. I might get a CNC one day but right now Ive got 3K sqft crammed full & dont know where Id put it. Also dont know when I would have time to play with it. I might just start with a laser engraver.

Im so happy to see ❤ children helping their parents .😊

whats wrong? i have the same engine, very small spark in cylinder 2. i just changed the ign-coil, and changed those condensators with each other. still just a very small spark

Nice video. Thanks for sharing! : )

Your trim job/edging looks good

Is that the same stuff as the average kitchen countertops.

I'm glad you got the exhaust on the carburetor ok , hahahahah

Brand New Shopcats! BTW thats a buncha poison ivy mixed with a little bit of black berry. at 0:45

Good job on your video. I like those figure 8's. I need to start saying something wrong on more of my videos to get more comments. It seems like the more accurate my speech the more silent the audience but say one thing wrong and the comment section lights up like sunrise over the mountain top. Just remember the only people not making mistakes are the same people not getting of the couch and doing anything.

Great video! :) I have a Johnson Seahorse 3 HP from 1964. Mint condition but with an irritating dent in the tank. I spotted the problem as soon as I pulled the cowling. Both coils were rotten to the degree of cracked (Bakelite?) insulation. Your video will help me to get this baby running again. :)

I spent a week & a half on mine. Bought the whole deck rebuild kit. I did all the sanding media blasting etc. I bought a whole gallon of rust o tractor yellow. It spreads so far I could paint a combine. It was only $5 more than a Pint so why not? Im glad I didnt try to use those bolts that came with the reinforcing rings because I didnt watch your video until I was done filming and Im already in the editing process. Thanks for the tip I will include the thread pitch warning in my narration. I thought hey "Great minds think alike" when I saw you had er strung up. I hung mine from the rafters for the same reason "work smart & hard"

Thank you Sir!

Perfect, do you have the plans?

Deck rebuild kit. It’ll come with all new spindles, idlers and a belt. Work the money if you want that deck to last. Good luck man!

I really appreciated your mind set when you tackled this project. I have a few non functioning small machines I have the opportunity to get working and your videos really helped. Thank you from Tom in Reno, Nevada.

Just used mine this weekend. They are hell for stout!!

Buy a rebuild kit for the deck. $150 and you are done for a while.

And actually I think you can go get a whole new aftermarket stamped deck for that mower for really cheap as well... like 80 bucks or something... The original Cub cadet though is stupid priced like seven or eight $900... So with the price of all the pulleys spindles blades belts and a new stamp deck you're still going to be around $200 or less...