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I have a similar HF lathe, my headstock shaft has M-18 mm threads, long story sort I had to get a M-18 mm tap

Mice messed my crap up. I need to establish diplomacy with the spiders for safe passage.

Great idea that’s why I don’t throw anything away. Time to make a hammer rack.

Would you still have to turn on and off the original spigot to get water running to the new 1?

Great job!

It won't last

I got the same problem I can't get it running

Daddy you are a good teacher

I rubbed and rubbed and i finally finished.

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Never use duct tape. There is a required albumin tape used on ducts. You also forgot to show a very important step, applying the mastic to the end connections. Otherwise, the condensation will drip onto the ceiling, insulation,...

What's the size of the boards 1"×3"×10' or 1"×6"×8' cause I know about the 2"×4"

Another question for you, would a metal hose work as well as PVC?

How secure do you feel at having the house spigot on all the time so you don't have to go there first to turn the water on? We have a well, and I am hesitant leaving it on. What do you think? Thanks, great video!

Looks like a ton of work. I greatly admire your tenacity to tackle such a big project.

First time I’ve seen you in a while, glad to see you working on the ford. You are doing a good job, take your time, looking good. On the seams I’ve had pretty good luck pop riveting it together before welding, then remove rivet and weld hole shut. This helped improve my weld because material thicker if that makes sense. Later, UD

Looking good so far! You're doing IMPOSSIBLE work!!!

In my area you can't hvae the water line in same trench as the sewer line. They must be at least 5 feet away in their own trench. Reduces any chance of cross contamination.

Won't work, the angle is more than 45 degrees

Hi you wouldn't remember the model number to that plow would you I have one like it the numbers are gone I need to order some tines for it

Thanks!

Thank you!

Elephant snot

Many good things about this video so thanks for posting it. You need to use mastic and foil tape to attach the flex duct (6:21). The way you've done it will introduce air leakage and moisture and won't last long.

Get to the point. Good grief.

You should always check the oil before trying to start an old engine.

The plumbers tape was necessary

That looks awful. Should of made it unlevel

More dirt than my grass

Man, I got to hand it to you. That is *a LOT* of work finding that leak. I have one that fortunately is limited to the sprinkler system. Caught it somewhere next to a sidewalk. Would have never found it, but during a very hard several days of near 0 degrees, it wicked it's way onto the sidewalk with a slab of ice about an inch thick. Although can't say it has been pinpointed yet, time to call a plumber/sprinkler detection company to come find it. No way I can physically dig that anymore. Age and movement restrictions limit me doing it. Getting ready to have to pay up to get it fixed. Again, great job of finding your own leak! I'm not even sure I'd tried to find it myself 20 years ago. Soil around here is known as black gumbo clay. Spend more time getting the stuff of the shovel that digging. A real PIA.

If you check out other videos, you want to keep the gears on the other side of the case, just an observation :)

Is there a way to know how large of a flex ductwork pipe I will need? Is 6 inch fairly standard? Trying to avoid going into attic and tear out line then have to make a trip to Home Depot for the flex line once I can see how big it is (4,6,8). Would prefer to pre-buy and just knock it out

Thanks for the video, helped me figured out a similar problem with same tractor.

I have this mower & don’t know how to check the oil. Is it in this video? If so, where?

That would cost around $2,000 now.

Been my last guess also. Very nice and unusual problem

You rock

Still looks like it's sagging

Thank you for posting this video it helped me out greatly with my repair

As a good practice, you should not let the wire ends run that long. I always end an outlet install with a ring of electrical tape to protect the connections. You should also not rely on the wire nuts to twist the ends for you. Get your proper pliers and twist the ends together and trim the ends for a neat job. Then put the wire nuts on. Most wire strippers have a gage on them for the proper end length.

4:58 Board-ception.

You are the first video I've watched that has actually read the instructions and explained how to use the Installation tool the most correct way.; sadly as of March 2024 the price for this mini tire changer is $59.99...

Cooking ribs, got burnt, a lot a lot a lot of smoke......anyways would it be best replace the Air duct?

I had one of these chain driven types that was built in 1995. I had a chain break on it and i replaced it but it was so worn out i didn't want to repair it anymore. So i bought one of the gear driven types they sell now and i like it a lot.

Hey, thank you so much for making this video! I plan to take on the exact same task next weekend. I’m not sure if I missed it in the video but I was wondering how far apart you made your fence posts

Little confused on the length of each piece. You started out cutting a piece at 3 FT ?? Is this the bottom piece , than 2.5 and 2 on top ???? I also have an RV 25' Jayco Redhawk looking to do the same..Great idea..

Who ever worked on this engine before you got it, didn't know what they were doing at all. Nice work.

So, your carb video is cool, helped alot. My generator keeps shutting down though. I hear like a clink, like something sounds like its flying around right before it dies.Any idea what hell I am about to face?

What do you clean the tools with after sandblasting, before painting the

I just got one of these for free at a job site but it needs fixing up, what were the first things you check out?