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Agreed. I was more just playing with what copilot could do for scripting videos, and experiment. The IH story has much more interesting details along the way.

Luckily my rear tires were outside leaning on the shop and they weren't damaged! The front tires, which were also brand new, were inside and burned. Although the tractor isn't covered, I'm going to hope to get them included under my $2k of "auto parts" coverage as they were parts waiting to be used, not part of the tractor at that point. We'll see how that goes.

Thanks for the update, this is great information!

Thank you for the kind words and support. I will do everything in my power to get my shop back, and resurrect the W6. The PT cruiser will fair less well, but oh well. Thanks again :)

@Redhackle thank you sir. I think I'll revive her yet, but it will be a while. Hopefully insurance does what it should.

@@billstractorcornergood to see you still have your positive outlook.

Good luck! Careful though, one person said his wire got stuck. Try at your own risk but it worked for me.

Probably need a new mag and some parts, but yeah I think she's salvagable.

Good luck! If this doesn't work, one thing I found helped was putting the nozzle in upside down when filling. I have NO clue why that helped, but it at least let me fill my truck while I had this problem!

Thanks Chris!

@@billstractorcornerI have a 21 ram. This just happened to me yesterday. I went to 3 different stations. Mine goes into the shop Monday. I’ll see what they say mine is

Good luck!

It takes into account the voltage drop on the wire back to the battery. But in practicality- nothing. That's why I put the sensing wire onto the output from the alternator.

Check out the full length to see exactly how it's set up ua-cam.com/video/mRt1vXzoJ1A/v-deo.html

That things gonna fly!

I'm glad it was helpful!

Of what exactly?

Mines been good ever since this- so if you're mechanic says 3k to fix... it might be worth a few mallet whacks before going ahead :)

@@billstractorcorner most def. i doubt he will charge me 3k. If anything he'll whack it a few times lol This place has always been honest.

@@KaveMan504 always good to have an honest mechanic!

@@billstractorcorner welp. My mechanic said the fuel tank needs replaced.

I love this color of blue on them!!

it seems to be a really common problem. I haven't seen a recall for this issue yet. Be careful with the wire I've heard of someone getting it stuck! I think the mallet is what did the most good for me.

If you suspect it's something that frozen up after the wash maybe it's worth putting it in heated parking somewhere for a couple hours?

@@billstractorcorner just seems coincidental. I'll leave my truck in a friends garage for a while tomorrow and see. It is just insane how many common ram issues with such a "new" vehicle.

@@northvibe8909 Agreed!! How can they mess up something so simple as a tank filler! It should just be a tube into a tank - who needs all this other BS!

@@billstractorcorner Left the truck in a heated garage over night. Still not working. I also tried shoving a 12-2 solid single coppers from a Romex and was able to feel the spring/plunger. I just filled the tank over half full to see if that would help. Nope. And no CEL, so not sure where to start ish, but will have to find someone with a lift so I can have easier access and remove the evap system around the gas tank.

@@northvibe8909 sorry to hear that. One thing I found helped while I was having the problem is it seemed to fill fine if you hold the fuel hose upside down. It doesn't make sense to me, but it worked 100% of the time... no idea why!

Just be careful one guy said he got the wire stuck! I think the rubber mallet did most of it the fixin'

I just ran into that haha...didn't know the capless filler has an inner flap. Just stuck my finger in and pulled it out

Glad it came out. I didn't realize RAM had a capless filler, I thought that was just a Ford thing! Mine has a good old fashioned gas cap.

Lol sounds like a fun ride!

You're welcome, I'm glad it worked for you!

You're definitely not wrong! :) Also having a loader on these little tractors is pretty hard on the thrust bearings, but it is what it is!

@@billstractorcorner I have a Jubilee with a loader and I am getting ready to tear into it. My front right tire has bad positive camber (top of tire sticking out). I am guessing its a bent spindle? Maybe bushings. The other side is perfect.

​@JD-uy5js i would guess exactly as you have - either bushings are badly worn or something is bent. Should be obvious once you get it apart! Good luck on the repair!

Cool. Does it charge at low RPM or do you need to rev up first?

@@billstractorcorner yes it charges while idling.

@ShelbyBunton nice!

You too sir! Thank-you!

I agree, they are great tractors! It's getting it's TLC right now if you check my current videos, in the middle of paint :)

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting, it makes it worth shooting these videos 😀

$1600 would be a deal compared to the $3k+ I've heard. Were they replacing the tank for that or some other components?