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Yeah if I would've have the mic on you would've heard some extreme bitching with that first pack.

He pulled two challengers and two Khabibs! He’s +EV on those packs.

That Islam will pay for all these packs alone

Sometimes you just have to work with what you got.

Bravo 👏

Did you make that tool all by yourself? You must be very proud? Hey, do you also make tools to take out 10 pointed bolt nuts? Man I wish I had your professional master engineering skills so that I can make tools at home....man oh man...

@@Ruben901 Thanks, you have a keen sense where recognition is due.

I did help and saved my dogs life. I just wanted proof and to show others and warn them. To sit back and judge without knowing all of the facts is ignorance at its finest.

I'm sorry but I do not know the answer to that question. Hopefully someone else knows and will comment.

Thanks, and if I can do it anyone can.

Come on over fake name and fake account. I got it all for you. I don't hide behind pseudo names or accounts. Everything you see here is real. Come back when you have the testicular fortitude to back up the shit coming out of your mouth.

@@CoffinNeAler You'd better believe you wouldn't stand a chance!

Apparently you don't have kids and you're a moronic teenager or early 20's that's inexperienced. I'm not delusional, you're the one creating fantasies to help yourself sleep at night. I have all the proof to back up my claims. Milkbone can come after me if they want to, but they know it won't be in their best interest. Just tell the PR firm you work for to come at me head on. These BS tactics of getting new lame accounts to attack me isn't going to make me go away.

Yes stupid, one treat did instantly cause this. She was perfectly healthy before eating that 1 milkbone treat. I still have the box, vomited treat, and bloody diarrhea if you'd like to try one for yourself.

Jeremy Yeakey oh, so you precious had blood work done, up to and including kidney ultra sounds? No , you didn’t. 1 fucking treat does not cause instant kidney failure. If you are so sure, send the milk bones out to a lap for analysis. Or keep running your mouth with false claims

No false claims. You're the one running your mouth 👄 I don't have the money to spend on having this stuff tested. I spent all of my money on saving my dogs life. And yes 1 poisoned, tainted, or whatever the hell was wrong with it, did that to my dog.

Jeremy Yeakey except you Have 0 proof! You are making false claims. You can’t prove your dog is healthy before, you can’t prove the treats did it, you can’t prove shit. Plus, that’s not how the body works. They are a dry treats. She didn’t eat a chunk and the kidneys instantly filter, it takes awhile. You just sound arrogant.

And you sound like you don't know what you're talking about... I do have the proof. My dogs were healthy before. I have the vet bills and the diagnosis after the fact when one dogs life changed one morning after eating 1 treat....I don't have time to satisfy curmudgeons like yourself so you can fuck off! Enough of the telephone tough guy bs.... I'm not spreading negativity like you. I'm trying to warn others before they go through what I went through. Keep spending your money on milkbones and being their spokesperson. I fed them to all of my dogs for 30 years until the day 1 bad treat almost killed my dog and cost me thousands of dollars.

Probably, maybe,... sounds like you really know what you're talking about. You don't know anything. And I was monitoring her and my other dog at the same time that's how I know it was the tainted treat. I really hope you get a box just like I had. Or I could send you some of the tainted treats from the same box. Im sure you would love them.

@Colton Hauk Milkbone stricter guidelines then a regular bakery. Dog biscuits I checked and tested throughout the day like 50 times for moisture that could cause bacteria and if it’s ever found they get rid of everything they made that day… It’s more likely that they had a box of milk bones and didn’t close it and a bug got in it and died or the box got wet and caused buildup and mildew on the biscuits. They’ve been a company for 100 years and they have never had A negative viral incident… There are some really shitty companies that make stuff for dogs because you can when you’re customer can’t complain But I worked at Milkbone and they are crazy about the quality and safety

Congratulations! Glad this video helped.

@@CoffinNeAler thanks a lot ,but how to tight it again ?

@@ahmedkareem3601 taking the bolt off. The hard part was tightening the bolt when I put the new one on because I didn't have a tool to hold the pulley to tighten the bolt down to 85"lbs (I believe). Believe it or not I used 4 particle board fan blades stacked. Drilled a big hole in the middle the size of the socket and two smaller holes for the bolts to screw into the pulley. You drill these holes in one end of the fan blades so you have leverage holding the pulley still. The bolts bent, but I was able to get the 85"lbs. Since the bolts were bent there was no way to back them out. So I just broke the particle board blades and straightened them then backed them out. One bolt broke off in the pulley so this method is not recommended. I was able to remove it easily, but still wouldn't recommend this method. If I were to do it again I would buy the tool I needed. But if I didn't have the money. I would've used 5 fan blades and used nuts on the distance of the bolt from the pulley to the fan blades to give it more strength so they wouldn't bend so bad.

@@CoffinNeAler good thanks for the notice

@@CoffinNeAler how did u put the bolt back on

Glad I found this, confirms why my dog couldn't breath good for over a 2 year period. The vet didn't know why, thought old age. The dog is fine now. The milkbone made good firewood. Check out milos, my dogs loves them, however they aren't cheap.

Jeff Thomas quick question... what type of flavor did you feed your dog from Milk Bone ? just curious for I could stay away :)

I have a box I'd love for you to eat from.

Jeremy Yeakey no it taste like HEKIN cardboard

The first thing that was odd was she went to the door wanting to go outside immediately after eating the milk bone. Then she got sick and collapsed in the freezing rain (35 °F, give or take) I noticed her eyes were racing and she was breathing frantically with a rapid heart rate. After the video I called multiple vets trying to find one open. I finally found the animal hospital. While I was doing the calling around she got sick multiple times and started having bloody diarrhea really bad. Her colon was bulging out and her eyes turned red and started bulging out. Her breathing slowed and she curled up in a ball with her tail tucked. This all happened very fast. She was about to die when I carried her into the animal hospital. The only thing that saved her was them flushing as much fluids through her system in the short amount of time that I was able to afford for her to stay there. She looked like hell when I went to pick her up from the hospital but she was happy to see me, wagged her tail and was actually able to walk to me. She walked up the stairs to our bedroom and laid down in her bed and didn't move. It was hard to get her to eat and go outside to handle her business for days. I kept fresh cold water next to her and she drank more than she ate. After about 2 weeks I could see that she was finally getting better. The door bell rang and she barked for the first time since eating the tainted milk bone. Before this I had fed all of my dogs over my lifetime milk bones as treats spanning over 20 years. But after my, or my dogs horrible experience with just 1 treat I did some online research and found multiple others that lost their pets or had similar experiences to mine from milk bones. The problem is the company still makes more money from the treats than it would cost to deal with the few lawsuits from people that had experiences like mine. I wish I could have afforded a lawyer because I have all of the evidence, uneaten treats in the box, the vomited treat, the bloody diarrhea, and the animal hospital and vets findings. I'm so sorry you had to find out the hard way. I have multiple pictures and the documents and one of these days when I figure out how to edit UA-cam videos properly I'll add them to this video.

@@CoffinNeAler sounds more like parvo especially the bloody stools this is the symptoms of parvo

@@malcolmbrown5437 it had nothing to do with parvo. If it did both of my dogs would've had it. Read the comments!!! I've explained over and over to people who think they know more than me while sitting behind their computer screens. I saw it, went through the experience, and paid a shitload of money to save my dogs life from anaphylaxic shock and kidney failure due to the poison in her body from eating a tainted milk bone!

I fed all of my dogs I've had over my lifetime milk bones, spanning 30 plus years. The day I fed her the tainted milk bone I wished I had never fed them to any of my dogs. After my experience I did some searching online and had no idea there were so many others that have had bad experiences with milk bones. Now I make my own treats for my pets. There are many recipes online. My dogs like the sweet potatoes, oats, and peanut butter varieties. You will just have to see what your dog likes. Peanut butter and olive oil has some healthy fats in them... I'm not a vet and I don't have the authority to give any medical advice. Just sharing what works for me and my pets.

m.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200677477_200677477 You're going to need something like this to make the job much easier.

@@CoffinNeAler yeah but I'm not doing the cam I'm replacing harmonic balancer, nobody rents the Crankshaft pulley holder for Toyota.. I'm sure starter bump method will break loose the bolt, use puller to remove harmonic balancer, reinstall new one. Torquing the bolt is what's going to be the issue. I've seen a few methods using a rag and chain, or remove the starter after I install new harmonic and wedge the flywheel to hold the engine. It's only 80 ft pds of torque.

@@CoffinNeAler I also subscribed 👍

@@CoffinNeAler Well good news I got the bolt out with bump start method with ease, didn't even have to use the harmonic balancer puller. The harmonic balancer slid right off by hand. The trickest part was tightening and torquing the bolt back, chain method didn't work so well. My only option was to put threadlocker on the bolt and removed the starter, wedged a crowbar against the flywheel had someone hold the crowbar and torqued it down to 80 ft lbs

@@jonathanp.1712 Wow that's awesome! We work with what we have and make it happen. Glad you got the job done. :-)

I have a box I would love for you to eat from.

Yeah I hate "Ipod" people too that are illiterate. Haven't you ever wanted to know the signs? Yes we took her to the vet you fucking moron that can't type or read.

There are no drugs in this house. As I keep telling you people, it was from 1 god damn milkbone. I won't repeat myself any further you can read the fucking comments!!!

john appleberg that was only a generic brand

I am 100% sure, because she never left my sight. She slept in the room with us. I got up that cold Sunday Morning and went downstairs to get their treats, we went into the garage so they could eat their morning snack. As soon as Honey finished her milkbone, she walked to the door kinda weird. I knew she wanted outside. So I opened the door. It was in the high 30's and raining, so it was freezing outside. She took a few steps outside, got sick, then fell to the ground. I called for her to come inside but she was looking around all spaced out like she didn't know where I was and couldn't get up. So I picked her up and laid her on the seat and freaked out when I saw her eyes and how she was breathing. I took a quick video because I wanted people to see what reaction she had from a single milkbone. We kept calling around trying to find a vet that was opened. We finally found an animal hospital that was open and rushed her up there. They told me she was having anaphylactic shock and that her kidneys were shutting down. The best option I could afford was to have her system flushed with fluids for 8 hours. When we went to pick Honey up her eyes were red and bulging out of their sockets. She was able to walk to me and wagged her tail a little. Took her home and to the vet many times over the next several months. It was 2 weeks before she barked and did more than just lay around. She still has permanent kidney damage from that, but she is living a normal life now, thanks to that hospital saving her life. Everyone attacks me and all I want to do is keep someone else from going through what I went through or even worse.

@@CoffinNeAler I Agree with you and thank you so much for sharing this with me. I will never buy milk bone treats very again.

Jeremy Yeakey or the treats were tampered with in the first place.Cus idk if you have seen this trend but basically there was this girl who licked ice cream in a store and put it back and contaminated it

You stupid bitch. You should read before commenting. She was taken to an animal hospital and her life was saved because of it. Fucking mornon

Well, i'm too poor. Love my dog to death. But if I can't afford a 2,000 vet bill it equals a bullet to put between their eyes. Bunch of pussy ass bitches.