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The Importance of Properly Working Trailer Brakes
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The Importance of Properly Working Trailer Brakes
2001 2500 GMC 8.1 New Starter and related issues
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2001 2500 GMC 8.1 New Starter and related issues
2001 GMC 2500 8.1 Crank No Start ECM FUSE
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2001 GMC 2500 8.1 Crank No Start ECM FUSE
what not to do when jump starting your vehicle #jumpstart #tips #tips&tricks #diy #dontdo
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what not to do when jump starting your vehicle #jumpstart #tips #tips&tricks #diy #dontdo
Vermeer 665 Stump Grinder starter and fuel fix
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Vermeer 665 Stump Grinder starter and fuel fix
Jansen Stump Grinder Unboxing and First Run
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Jansen Stump Grinder Unboxing and First Run
Rayco RG37 Reclaiming Overgrown Backyard
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Rayco RG37 Reclaiming Overgrown Backyard
Wisconsin v465 65hp Motor for a Vermeer 222
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Wisconsin v465 65hp Motor for a Vermeer 222
Lost Trailer Title/ Homemade Trailer Title North Carolina
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Lost Trailer Title/ Homemade Trailer Title North Carolina
Enclosed Trailer Rebuild Pt 9 The Final
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Enclosed Trailer Rebuild Pt 9 The Final
Enclosed Trailer Rebuild pt 7 welding leaf springs
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Enclosed Trailer Rebuild pt 7 welding leaf springs
Mr Heater 5 Brick 30k BTU Review and 80082 Regulator Repair
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Mr Heater 5 Brick 30k BTU Review and 80082 Regulator Repair
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Thanks. Watch your videos as well. Fellow FD from NC
Why would anyone reuse a cotter pin? I got an assortmant of 200 or so for like 4 bucks.
stuck it where?
Vanished lmaoo😂
I have one thats gunna vanish as well
Have you tried using an old garden hose for conduit to protect your wires?
@@c50ge have not, sounds like a good idea
10:35 Of course it comes out where the bearings are.
@@fishhuntadventure thanks for watching
Maybe start with cleaning your yard. Do some hardscaping and plant some grass seed. Probly ought to wash the house too
Construction, then clean, then landscape.
Amen
Thanks for watching
I was a mailman in Northern California for 33 years. After a big storm, a camphor tree on my route was removed. I can still smell it. Yum!
That's awesome!
The creature hungers for pine stump
Lol
Would an auger and a stick of dynamite make it easier?
Definitely! Unfortunately im unable to get my hands on any dynamite lol
Nice work.
Thank you
🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you
3 seconds with a spool gun and done. Dude spent 20 minutes and a bottle of argon for a 3 inch crack.
Spool gun doesnt have the heat control that tig does for thin metal
Where did u get the motor? Need one for my stump grinder.
Ebay
Man I came to ask this for the same reason 😂😂
@Asking-for-a-friend ebay is the best place because you can search the whole country and tgere are companies that sell ebay motor that have the shipping already figured out. They even will post videos of it running on youtube.
And from approx 7 min onwards if the jack slips you end up with 2 broken ankles and some crushed nuts. I found the video to be very helpful non the less. Thank you.
Safety is always number 1. Thanks for watching
Is it a pain in the a ?? I’m wanting to get a small boat trailer with no tittle
It's not too bad
I'm building a teardrop on an old pop up trailer with no title. Ty for this info!
Glad I could help
That's actually better than a bearing buddy. That distributes new grease behind both bearing and then more or less symmetrically pushed old grease out to be removed and evenly repacked with fresh grease. I couldn't personally argue for or against that symmetry in the inner bearing but if you were to pump grease you would see it come out of the outer bearing symmetrically dirty grease first. In fact its super obvious that you haven't been maintaining these. bad tread wear and no visible grease behind the rubber seal. you should start with bearing preload by shaking the wheel when you lift it and spin it. You'll git 'er done.
Thanks for the info
I wish i could find a full metal deal like that for 200$..
ME too! this was way before covid and even then a great deal/ steal
Tiggin! Tig on!
"Firearm or Fireworks?" We play the same game in Chicago, but not just on the 4th of July.
Lol
In georgia they aren't even title youve got 2 choices register it as a homemade trailer which the process sounds similar to here as what you're describing except they only require that you "permanently affix " the homemade trailer ID tag which becomes the VIN for the trailer in georgia the other alternative if you buy a trailer in georgia that was made by a manufacturer then you just need a bill of sale with the VIN on it
For NC a Title is the piece of paper you get for completing registering it
Springs are to weak or spring spacing is off….. wire worn over axle, is it bottoming out on wood floor?
I just hooked up a 30k btu duel fuel heater and the pilot lights will not stay lit after multiple tries and holding pilot control valve down for 60 secs. And still not staying lit. This means it will never light the bricks. It's going back to the store tomorrow.
For somebody that's cold you talk too much get to the point your typical UA-cam you talk a whole lot about nonsense instead of getting to the point
Thanks for watching
Nice
Nice work
Thanks
Good video 👍
Replace with nylon coated cable. Vinyl coated is useless. Harder to find, and more expensive, but way way more durable.
Didn't know there was a difference. I'll look into it
You can just hear the engineer going in circles while designing this. "Can't be metal on metal, the cable will fray." Rubber roller. "Can't be metal on rubber, the cable will wear through." Plastic sheathed cable. "There we go, look at that problem we just created and fixed all in one sitting, sure hope the tolerances on this test sheet are wrong and the first thing to wear off won't be the exposed plastic sheathed steel wire making this whole thing a waste of time and a pain for anyone who buys it.
It's like you were there to witness lol
That finish is mid tho......
That’s because you used 1/8” tubing.. should have used at least 3/16”
Pine wins . Ya blades need sharpened everytime
Yes sir
Well I guess there anit nothing wrong with that. Born an raised
Clown: “why do we over engineer things? So they break in operation” 😂
Lol typical wannabe welder trying to flex: this is why you should never trust a UA-cam tutorial. This is why my business thrives. if you’d designed this properly it would have never ripped apart. Why did you weld thick metal to thin metal, clown? I’d fire you just for suggesting that we use any less than 1/4” wall for that square tubing on a front hitch. You’re unfit as a fabricator if you think 1/8 or 3/16 was enough. You don’t own a welding shop. You have a welder and charge people for poorly made garbage. Lol wonder why none of these I’ve ever built have ever broken…
They make front tow hitches that bolt on and retain the front tow hooks, rated for 6k lbs
Don’t even try to talk to someone stupid enough to brag about failures as success
That motor needs all the sheet metal cover on it. The right had cover the covers the spark plugs is missing. It will run hot. The covers direct air over all the fins
@CHRISINMCNEILL no haven't got around to removing the bell housing. My push behind it was to put it on my 222. But the more i think that 550lbs sitting on that swing arm and how i would have to off set it to align pulleys, i just dont see it working to well. So ive pushed it to the back burner.
Respect awesome
Thanks
I think Kobalt has a lifetime warranty on hand tools. Should be able to take it in and say it’s broken for a replacement
Number one that design of shovel is actually a cold shovel, but should be made of steel. Some idiot thought they would use aluminum to make it lighter and easier to handle. However the aluminum is not strong enough to withstand the weight of most materials. Snow included. And I hate to say it. But unless it is light. Fluffy powder snow, it's gonna be heavier than those wood chips. Those shovels are garbage for shoveling snow even if it is light fluffy powder. When made of steel, that design of shovel is excellent for loose material such as coal gravel or wood chips
Try out the Bully Tools Coal shovel or the Razorback shovel of the same style you have.
Ill look them up! Thanks
There’s a difference between working hard and being a slave to your job.
That is true, however this is my business not my job.
How is the V465D coming alone? Did you get the PTO unit off?
How much would a job like this cost i ask because i need something like this done to my 5x8 utility trailer so i can put motors and transmision to haul away to the scrap yard?
Thats a variable answer question. I did this for material cost for friend. Normally i would have charged $200 + material for a days worth of work as a part time business with another income. A full-time shop would be $40-60 an hour
Sounds about right lol
Sad to see a beautiful stump get ground up.
It's in my top 5 biggest pines!
Song name please?
I'll have to look it up when i get back to my computer
@@stumpnc I'm usually pretty good at finding these hidden gems but this one is eluding me lol
@@stumpnc you ever find that song?
@@MrCampinstuff you're welcome
That's not grinding!!