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Finally figured out the battery draining issue on 1 ski that was dying after 90 minutes on the lake and wouldn't restart. Update: Took on lake. No issues. Tested voltage when back home. Both batteries over 12V and both charging.

Jet Skis working, with a couple problems we encountered.

Got these both running with very little dollars and a some minor work

Documenting purchase and initial steps getting these skis back on the water

These cars/engine are so easy to change the oil and filter, there is no excuse for not doing it yourself. Cost for oil/filter was about $35 Much better to know it was done right, and don't have to deal with oil change factories, as listed in a video by my friend Mike The Backyard Mechanic ua-cam.com/video/E7sxkwXfaWk/v-deo.html Materials listed below. Socket Wrench 13mm Socket 24mm Socket

Transmission shuddering badly. Dropped pan, replaced filter/gasket/fluid helped dramatically

Looking to replace my old daily driver with a more modern SUV with 3rd row seating. I got a big win on this 2016 Dodge Journey R/T in great shape for $3950 with very little to be done to it. Cleaning it out I did find a diaper though. Pretty gross.

I took a chance on a Florida flood damaged 1994 mustang gt convertible with 110k miles for $1750 plus fees.. This one is showing the almost finished result of what is now my daily driver.

I bought this off this guy locally as I needed a lawn mower and I refuse to pay 100's of dollars for anything decent. I had a lawn boy about 10 years older than this as a kid and it was a workhorse as I mowed yards for money as a kid. This one is is a time machine. Original owner who included the owners manual, and several cans of Lawn Boy 2 stroke oil that probably are 30 years old since they ...

This one I go over a battery problem and a stupid Texas tint law that kept the mustang from passing inspecition, as well as my first experience with a foam cannon, which I love.

Finishing the interior and working on some little electrical things

More work on the convertible. Gutting everything on the floor of the interior to get out the carpet and check for any water damage. Powerwashed the carpet and dealt with some other things.

This is our first time buying a Copart car. I have no tripod, I'm not a professional. I used my phone. I wanted to be real and show it from the beginning after receiving the car. I had my son Joey helping as he's a better mechanic that me. I also misspoke on the wheels. I said $800 each. That's obviously wrong as they were $800 total. Same with the seats. Feel free to add comments and help us w...