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If you don’t have the mount machine set to the right size can it bend the rim? I just went to a tire shop and after they mount and balanced my tire they said ( Did you know your rim is bent?)

There’s no way that’s Stevie from the ranger video. I refuse to believe it…

Just subscribed after watching only this video - thank you!!

Trying to get an idea of curb weight? Long bed and 4x4?

As a dad, I aspire to be as cool as you!

patching woods-trailer tube, for behind farm tractor, worried about hold of cheap glue- even if rubbed good to help that vulcan. doubt the glue is going to hold but maybe - it's just too far to town / so got try this glue 1st. And thank you for the vid.

Should always turn your tyre ,that way if you missed something in the tyre, your puncture wont be near the patch

I’ve been doing that for 45 years and balancing at home

Dude you are the man great video for farmers like me thanks a bunch

Ironically, I’m changing a tire on a 1968 case 430. I noticed your tire is quite wider than mine. What state are you in? Why is your tires so wide?

Excellent

Great video!!

Last video stevie was 8 now he's 25 lol cool ski any way

Sweet video!

You seem like a great guy. Next time record AFTER the wind storm. ;-)

Now, I know I heard you advise folks to start at the stem side and move their way down - which is correct - but you didn't follow your own advice. Worked out ok, but visuals are everything to some people, and the risk to damage to the stem/core is higher not starting to seat/unseat tires at the stem. Otherwise, solid video!

Excellent to see Stevie in action

This guy is great.

The wind in the video was almost unbearable. But thanks for the tips. You wouldn’t think that putting a patch on was that hard till you have to re-do one for the third time. lol

15:30 Lmao The finger waving "NO"' after the spin

Can you post whete you sourced the cvt transmission? I'm assuming the engine is from harborfreight?

Thanks for this video! Need to patch two tubes

I really like this idea thanks for sharing all of your Tech tips.

Wow super cool really got the gears turning in my head and the little Gearhead looked like he'd been doing that for years.

took the air fuel piece out and didnt notice the spring right away, couldnt find where the hell its supposed to go. youre the man!

No ground reference on the AC side of rectifier?

Looks good but id never swap a real keihin or mikuni for a china clone.

I like the way you work with your son brother that reminds me when I was young and working with my dad

Nice vid. Look lot kooler if ya had a dual sport number plate light. That's what i plan do to my daughter 04 xr100r

Would of love to do that with a son of mine! Glad you did

Can you explain again the woodruff key mod? So you shave 0.3mm from it to increase timing by 2 deg. But wont the flywheel have play in it after?

Nice work both by dad and son. Cute little guy assisting his father, looks great❤

When you get the tire spoon and first start to get the tire off the rim most all people want to set the tire spoon real far away from the first tire spoon..I was so glad you showed to place the second tire spoon just a few inches away from the first spoon....Plus I found yesterday doing my tire that is the magic spot to get your tire spoon into it has a little type void.....Many thanks for showing a different way to remove the back side.... After 20 plus years of the tire being on the rim it is a fight battle to break through rust and severe tire stiffness.

Just rebuilt a V2003T Kubota for the second time, My compression is low (about 260 PSI)and hard to start cold. All new rings pistons and standard bore sleeves, and had the head and valves pressure tested. How did you break in the rings?

great that you include you son. Kids today seem to not know much of anything related to mechanical.

Mine was missing the spring and flat washer on the fuel mixture screw. I re-assembled from a new kit in this order: spring, rubber washer, flat washer. Is this correct?

Great job 👍🏼

Super awesome. I've been checking the channel Do you have any more updates on the truck? Definitely got my sub let me know if there's a finished video I'd love to see a dyno run on that. I know it's not crazy horsepower but the torque has to be great.

Gentlemen my respect

Please what song in the start of the video . Thanks

Thank you. Really helpful. 👍🏼

Oh, one of the bigger engines.

Congratulations on a successful build! My grandson and myself are about start an electric to gas conversion. I also was gifted a 48V cart with 8 deader than dead batteries. I had no idea how much batteries had gone up in price! So with that in mind, coupled with wanting mo power, well gas it is! We’ve got frame rust to contend with also. Our cart lived in Bolivar, Texas, at the beach. So rust rust rust! I’ve been pondering whether or not to do a complete axle swap, with an new axle assembly and engine tray mounted to a new swing arm frame or not, but man those $$$ are piling up! I was wondering how you managed the chain tension with your engine/transmission on a rigid frame mount going to a spring mounted axle. Thanks for sharing.

That is awesome grate work looks good

Great video. And great way to spend quality time with your kids; teaching them some real useful life skills! 😁👍👍👍

Awesome. Long time no hear. Thanks for sharing. Happy New Year.

fmf sounds so much better

How does it do on the interstate?

😲😲😲😲is thare more videos to come glad to see a new post

Can also use a skid steer bucket to break bead.., just press down with bucket edge. Tire spoons, sledge hammer. It's never this easy :) Maybe if I practiced more. Can run a ratchet strap around the tire circumference to push bead toward rim and minimize air loss if inflating with compressor. On the farm, we spray 2s starting fluid in the tire, out over the sidewall, light and step back.