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Thanks old timer

I cut the bottom and sides so the bark don’t strip 👍🏻

Why is it necessary to do all that, when you can undercut it and drop it? No bark was stripped and the cut is clean.

8 inch bar

We didn’t have a way to get up, So I did a nice undercut and side cut with my echo so the bark didn’t peel and let it rip

8" blade maybe ? But I know what ur trying to say

I was referring to the size of the chainsaw Bar.

Bro that pole ain’t 8’ either he talkin bout the damn blade

Had to lighten the load

Thanks for watching brotha!

It’s fun ripping in the rain for sure, A lot more challenging than dry conditions!

Yes. The red dot means fire.

Yes pull the safety all the way down. If you look closely in between the hammer and the frame you can see the safety block the hammer when it’s on safe.

1981 and before are 100% copper. It’s softer than steel and won’t harm the bluing. Rub the edge of the penny over thick patches of rust to remove it. Lubrication helps.

Yes same part for both banks.

I just replaced bank 1 as it’s all I needed but I showed on video where bank 2 is. Just follow the same steps for bank 2 as you did bank 1.

I never had this problem but now that you mention it I read online it has happened to quite a few people with ford engines. I’d drop the pan and see if you can find it, If not worst comes to worse. Your truck will probably chew that plastic up like nothing.

@MidwestAntics I took the valve cover off and used a flexible grabber claw and got it out. There is a magnet inntjwbend of that broken piece so letting the engine chew it up could be bad if it doesn't go straight into the pan

@@Jay-jt3zy I’m glad you were able to get it resolved, Sounds like you went about it the best way possible. I’m going to pin your comment so if anyone else has this problem it’s easy to see what you did 👍🏻

I got the bike with these pipes on it, I think the original owner said he did it himself

They are fantastic little guns for everyone especially seniors. Thanks for watching!

Good question, YES it need to be a Hypoid oil!

Right on brother man

Those cobra pipes sound great!! Nice bike brother, Ride safe out there! 👍🏻 💪🏼

@MidwestAntics Thank you very much. You too, ride safe.😊👍🏾

I’m 6’1 320 and she pulls me around pretty good, I do feel cramped with my legs sometimes though on longer rides. I’m going to be installing forward control extensions to give me a little more leg room and a more relaxed riding position.

No it’s not, It only goes in one way. It was extended out to indicate the loaded chamber.

Thanks for the comment and views, I love the extra income.

If you want a real work horse of a machine that is reliable and will last, Get the Honda. No belts to slip or snap. Pulls trailers so easily. The independent rear suspension is the most comfortable I’ve rode on the trails.

@@MidwestAntics I appreciate it thanks and ride safe!

Always brotha, You as well! Hope whatever you choose for you new ATV that it treats you well 💪🏼

@@MidwestAntics Thanks pal!!

The hull and motor are both 2020. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the comment

It’s not poaching it’s trapping. I have a license from the department of natural resources.

Absolutely agree!

I doubt you’ll have any problems, They’ve always been great for me. They can be ammo picky but I’ve always ran CCI stingers and never had a failure with them. Make sure to keep these small guns really clean too.

They are fantastic revolvers, I sure wish I had a longer barrel on mine for hunting but it is what it is. There is a company out there that makes a part so regular Dan Wesson barrels can be used on a pork chop model.

Thank you!

Testing out the catch pole

They are great revolvers with very nice double action triggers, I’m going to use mine this deer season if I can get one close enough. The pork chop is definitely harder to find but they do make pork chop shroud attachments so you can use the later version barrel and shroud.

You have a bullet stuck in the barrel or a round stuck in the cylinder?