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@@blackout7615 yes oem piston with new rings. Engine failure was from the timing chain

@@herbbot8241 that’s awesome sounds like a great combo. I brought the whole setup home on a trailer. I’d imagine the 27” would fit into an suv laying down. I have another video of the unloading you can check it out for size reference

@Justgaragenit ya i took my 27 inch home in suv...wondering if 42 would fit lol thx I'll take some measurements next time

@ the 42” might be a squeeze. Should have fairly accurate number online. The 42” comes with the casters installed as well on a pallet.

@@buddylouis8348 heck ya. Definitely gets the job done. Great option for the price.

@@mkearn724 either would be a great choice. I love having the 27” the drawers are nice and deep and none of them are the super small drawers on most affordable toolboxes. Once you end up with more space or a larger garage is really easy to expand.

@@emmanuelchernandez1019 no sir. V6 n/a

@@dancearoundtheworld5360 heck ya that’s awesome the digital is a very nice tool to have and sounds like you snagged a great deal as well

@Justgaragenit yes deals only

@@TheAcenightcreeper that’s awesome thanks for the advice. That’s the only downfall of this setup is the lip between boxes. Building it up would be an easy fix and would look great

Or you could just cut plywood to fit and just throw your butcher block on top. You could even double up and just use the nice wood instead of regular plywood if you want to get all fancy.

@ it would definitely be nice to have a top. The plywood with the butcher block or even a stainless cap would work awesome

@@featheredcoyote5477 that would be an awesome setup. You definitely won’t be disappointed. The butchers block on top would be really addition

@Justgaragenit I've convinced the wife to incorporate it into our kitchen. We already butcher walnut butcher block counter tops that I installed. Along with black appliances. You have the only video I could find with the all blacked out model. Merry Christmas and hope ya have a safe and Happy New Year

@@featheredcoyote5477 that’s amazing I wish I could convince the wife. No chance over here haha. I’d love to see the setup once it’s all done. And merry Christmas as well to you and your family hope you have a great Christmas.

@@KevinBurgess-wq9vt it sat outside for many years with a torn boot on the shifter . Not exactly ideal 😂

@@odie1knobie381 hell Ya gotta do what I can. It’s definitely an extra pain to have to deal with.

@@the305hauler thanks for checking it out hope it helped.

@@tommyforareason.7735 i like living life on the edge

@@ozzstars_cars 😂 definitely not all Canadian cars. The rust is real. Salt is no joke. And I appreciate it thanks for checking out my channel.

Yes BUT. once I got to the point where the hub was supposed to break free with a few taps of the hammer, no such luck! Taking a break nowto relieve the frustration but at this point,canniot get the hub to break free! I foolishly tried a clamp that grabbed the perimeter of the hub and pushed against the axle, but soon realized the axle just retreats and puts no force to break the hub free. UGH

@ darn eh. Sometimes they can be stubborn to break free. A big hammer will normally do the trick. I was fortunate enough with the ones I did they weren’t seized. Good luck with the hub removal keep us updated.

@@BraydenSB that’s awesome I appreciate it. I’m used to the locks my snap on krl has similar detents I imagine I could remove both if needed. Definitely good to know.

Hell ya. It ain’t dumb if it works

It works really good. It ain’t dumb if it works

@@JustgaragenitI do the same, except for last night when I took a shotgun blast of syrup to the chest working under a freestyle😂

@@GooberGaryythat’s wild. Definitely sounds like a mess

@@triglidecowboy7434 thanks for watching. They are definitely a great tool to have. Makes it much easier and faster than a traditional hand pump grease gun.

@@SunShine-bb2nc that’s wild, definitely price gouging. Fairly easy job and reasonable parts. Easier than changing most wheel bearings by a long shot

@@EverydayJ1786 honestly I looked at a few different boxes here I haven’t really looked at the Napa boxes since they sold international. And I got away lucky not getting charged duty. But I’d figure duty in to the cost if you plan to go pick one up

For Carlyle being $1150-$1400 for the 41”. I’d expect it to be better. But maybe not twice the bang for the buck. Then they only have a Evercraft 26” for $593. It would be cheaper to get another U.S. General 42” and have even more space.

@@chaselesser3191 it’s definitely a good value for what you get. I have a snap on Krl 29” deep and I could easily swap it with my u.s general and be content.

@@SmithFarmTilton that sounds like a pretty killer setup. What colour did you go with. They are definitely great boxes for the price. Eventually I’d like to build a work station like you have.

What a setup. Any pictures?

@@Taz3459 it’s a great setup. Harbor freight just had the 27” on for $279 at the end of September.

I picked one up for $ 279

@@SA-bq1us that’s awesome that’s a killer deal.

@@SherlocckHolmez that’s awesome man the job goes pretty well these teslas are really well built and are easy to work on. The hoist is definitely super nice to have but definitely not necessary.

@@Justgaragenit I bought a nice set of flat top jack stands. Been gravy ever since. Did an upper control arm now rear bearings comin up. I agree well built. 2019 model 3 179000km.

Although I’m hoping it’s the wheel bearing and not a bad cv joint.

@@SherlocckHolmez if it’s the wheel bearing you’ll hear it more under side load. Turning side to side you’ll hear it hum.

@@Justgaragenit I havent particularly noticed a hum or a click. When the car is jacked up theres a slop/clunk when I spin the tire. seems tight otherwise,

@@harkiratbhangu4983 yes you’d have to pay duty unless you’ve been out of the country long enough.

@@PunisherOfDeath101 I’m not sure what the cost would be. I did a good amount of research and for the price and quality this made the most sense.

Depends on how you drive or hit potholes typically it lasts around 45k-60k miles

@@Shortytj1 I’ll have to make a video of it in action. It’s a must have tool in the box in my opinion. Works pretty slick.

@@martinneps9387 the bottom drawer is the only one with 2 slides in each side the rest are all single on each side. Seems to hold weight really good no complaints.

@@martinneps9387 on the 27” the only drawer that has double rails is the bottom the rest of all the drawers are single on each side. The price of the box combined for both was $1006 usd out the door. Thanks for watching.

​@@JustgaragenitHow much was just the 27? I do. A lot of coins and I want one just to lock up my coins. And I have a lot of penny's that the single draw rails will not whole. That's why I'm looking for a stronger toolbox. What is the price of the 27?Please let me know thanks

That’s awesome, they are great. The expansions are endless. Great bang for the buck.