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I have the same table saw and I had problems with the motor also. The motor would buzz and pop the circuit breaker. I checked the switch and the wiring and it all pointed towards the motor. So I took the motor off the mount to take it somewhere to get checked out. But before I disconnected the wiring with the motor laying on top of the saw I plugged it in one more time and it worked fine. I remounted the motor and it's been fine ever since. I guess I scarred it that it was going to be operated on.

Such a simple fix! That's awesome.

I HATE THAT TYPE OF ECHO VOICE

You are on the right track. I didn't read a lot of the comments but here are my 2 cents worth. It is a trial and error learning curve. I've poured a lot of mud out of a truck. The auger system of mixing is way different than a conventional mixer. The consistency of the mud changes very quickly to the point that if you don't work the mud it gets very stiff. I was going to say the mud gets hard, however stiff works better. If the mud gets stiff, and it will, you can manipulate it back to workable. (Work it with a tool or move it around with your feet.) With this said I have to add I have never had good luck with Sakrete. So I don't use it. Now and again I have had mix issues with Quikrete where there is not enough cement or too much. Not enough gives a rocky mix that is hard to work. For the most part Quikrete works the best for me. Nail on the head regarding the angle of the auger. This is a case for quickly adjusting the water when you know the angle changes. If I remember right, if the auger is tilted up the mud gets stiff, if it is pointed down it gets wetter. Short story is you have to monitor the water all the time. Just a tip, I have used the nozzle to inject water at the auger if the mud is too dry. The pressure is a factor also. Part of the adjusting issue till you get it just right. Oh and another tip. I understand the not wanting to put fill in and just using concrete. The only time "some" concrete contractors will not grade with fill is when the customer is paying for the concrete.

Nice!

Way to figure it out! Hopefully this will save people time and money when they go to replace theirs.

It works great!

These work so well!

My JD is the same.

Ya skipped a whole lot there, just screwing the carborator on, then staring it, then saying so easy. That's like me saying here is V8 engine. I just got loom at this mustang body I have here how hard could it be then me starting it

I grew up on and have owned properties w wells, I get it about the pressure tank and varying pressure. Check the range on your well. If it's 45-65 PSI, get a pressure regulator for 40 PSI. Or a variable pressure regulator if such a device is made. Install it on the hose as close to or on the MM. W the PSI regulated below the cut-in pressure on the well, the MM shouldn't ever see any fluctuation in water pressure. If your well pressure switch is set to 45-65 PSI (fairly common in my experience), that MM will see the 45 PSI up to the 50 PSI. Not much fluctuation, but maybe it's that sensitive. A pressure regulator will be far easier than a reservoir and special purpose pump.

very helpful. i could not find any other video of how to remove carburetor.Thank you!!

I am not a concrete specialist but to me, wouldn't have been easier to test the mixture into a bucket ? instead of directly into your slab ? cause if your mixture is to strong or to wet, you can always re work it with a hand drill mixer and then pour it in...

I need to get this done but just going to have a exhaust shop do it for me

It’s just so damn slow.

Thanks for the information on the case😂

Oh my god do not do this.WD40 turns into a sticky goo after a few years. It's also corrosive to plastics and circuits. Which is what your buttons are. Here's the correct way - Disconnect the battery, and use CRC Electronic Contact Cleaner, FaderLube, or rubbing alcohol. I have never found a proper use for WD40. It isn't an oil, it isn't a cleaner, it isn't safe on synthetic materials. There are better alternatives for every scenario. Don't even buy the stuff.

I'm almost a 1/3 of the way thru the video. So far nothing about the unboxing of the Delta 46-460. I'm out.

Took a little time, but looked easy.

Great job!

I did the same thing with a Stihl fs45 weed trimmer and it ran great for a year and now it's dead and you can't tune it at all.

I just replaced the carb on my Stihl 85c leaf blower with a $23 CAD amazon carburetor and it fired right up. Of course it needed some tweaks and adjustments, but overall runs great! I've bought about 10 amazon carburetors for several Stihl machines, MTD lawn mowers, Ryobi trimmers, etc. over the summer and haven't had an issue yet. Maybe it's something you're doing wrong?

What is the white spay you are using?

Video essentially is correct--BUT, on a 2013 Laramie 2500 Diesel with the wheelwell trim, there is more to removing the inner fender liner. I encountered at least two, maybe three push-pin fasteners holding the inner fender liner in place. I ended up just prying the liner out of place enough to sort of fold it back toward the wheel enough to access the pump. Then, getting all that crap lined back up to replace the screws was a whole other story.

How does the chicks like it.

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I wanted to see you pull it

Hey Jeff, good to see your face again. Useful vid. Thanks for sharing. Take care. -Mike

These carb kits leak propane and run like crap! Buy a better kit that don't waste propane

I bought this carbeurator and regulator but it don't run correctly on the propane

Thanks for this video.

I was against making pens, and I eventually did a few , i sold a psi lighthouse pen today for $135.00

What part is that he's cleaning off

What I do and works every time is taken out the spark plug and literally spray half a can of either in the hole. Then make sure the carburetor clutch is adjusted to the mark on the giggling pin reinstall the spark plug and hang on to your hat because you are going to have the fourth of July in your shop 😂😂😂

Too slow! Get to your point…And stop repeating the same crap over and over andover

I’m also 60 years old and I used to take the photos and enlarge them to see the small print or used my Sherlock Holmes Manifying glass. But I found this App for my phones that do the magnifying for you it’s easy to use for Restaraunt Menues and something you need to read real quickly it was free for the last couple of phones I’ve had If this machine makes life easier for doing a job it’s a Winner IMO I’ve found at this point in Life many of these Offshore Tools do just that. I was a ProfessionalWoodworker for many years and yes while I was making a living using all of those Tools I opted for the Higher Cost Professional Grade ones bAs luck would have it for health reasons I stopped Working and most of those tools sit in Storage and many have been Stolen ? Good Luck on your Fencing Project FYI onYoubTube I saw a video of a guy demonstrating how to use the Barb Wire tool to wrap the Barbed Wire to the T Posts. I believe he demonstrated the Products that Tractor Supply sells I didn’t know that tool or process even existed as I’m not a Rancher Thanks for the Entertaining Video I have to wonder if you do have the Tractor /Bucket if you could rig up a Jig to lower that Unit over the T Posts Using that maybe using. Temporary Pallet Forks on the bucket ?

Mine got cut off an thrown in the woods today

It has to be the flow of the dry mix going into the hopper or lack there if. Maybe if a guy keeps the bags flowing faster? Tipping it uphill a little?

Wow I would have sold it too you for 2500 out the door!

One problem I got is that when I used the extension hopper, my concrete Mix got stock, and it wasn't mixing at all. There is this small piece that is removable, and that helped out when i removed it. Thanks for your videos

Now that you've been using it for a while, what do you think? How are things holding up? It seems to get good reviews in Wood Magazine and Fine Woodworking.

No were close to a realistic price on something like this, I'd consider it if was around $1000 and had a way to add your own concrete mix without inhaling all the dust. I've got a small scale electric mixer for a fraction of the cost and it's hands down a better design.

Enjoyed your story !! At one time craftsman made affordable quality tools for the homeowner/ hobbyist and were pretty durable if not abused ! Have a great day !!

Terrible Terrible video. Hate when people make videos with one hand and work with the other when they need TWO HANDS to do such job.

1:39 😳 HELLS NO!

I appreciate your brutal honesty. I enjoyed entire video, not just the answer reveal. I was already interested in this product,

Great video...not the normal, "sponsored" content in a product review video. I appreciate your candor and what some would consider as brutal honesty. I enjoyed entire video, not just the answer reveal. I was already interested in this product, and found this video very informative from someone who seemed sincere...Thanks

Nice video. Thanks!

Thanks for your ASTRO fuel pump video. My astro is 2000. Maybe a larger tank. What is bad on mine is that pressure sensor 😢

You have a filter on the lower end of the fuel pump. They get more and more coated and clogged up. The more fuel in the tank creates more pressure...