“Let me know if you enjoyed this and want more videos.” Wes, pretty sure with your wisdom and wisecracks we’d watch you watch paint dry. If you got videos to make and upload, we’ll watch’em.
i dont mean to be off topic but does someone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb lost the account password. I love any tips you can offer me
Thanks Wes, always interesting to see you sort out engines big and small. I know nothing about fixing these things but since watching you, Mustie1 and others, I’ve managed to bring my lawnmower back to life. Keep the videos coming, whatever they are.
Wes, we watch because of you, your wife, the kid and the dog....it does not matter much about the machinery...although you always make it look simple and easy.....much appreciated.
Dixon was bought by AYP in 2004, but before then they were one of the pioneering brands for zero turn lawn mowers. The Dixon ZTR's were the best in their class at the time of manufacture. I own one dating to 1999, and it's still kicking to this day. I dare say that they don't make 'em like they used to!
My dad worked for a shop that was a Dixon dealer when they first came out with the friction clutch zero turn mowers in the 70s. He said they sold them like crazy.
I love the variety of vehicles, and machinery you present for our pleasure. Seeing you bring in a truck, then a mower etc is in my view part of the joy of your channel. Thanks for the entertainment and shared knowledge and skills
I think I've commented on 1 other video in all my years watching UA-cam. I'm glad I found your channel. Keep them coming. I really enjoy the wit, sarcasm and knowledge. I think in about 6 weeks now I've caught up on all of the videos you have made. Shawn B
Any project is good to watch. I was only half surprised at how tight the filter was. Found a few on various engines that required grunt effort to remove. Thank you for the video.
I enjoy the witty sarcasm, and the content, you're doing the country a big service keeping us armchair mechanics from going nuts, when this is over you should get a medal. Lol
Hi Wes! I was a small engine tech at Sears for almost 20 years. Enjoy your videos! Just a tip- always use the Kohler oil filters- Fram is an auto filter and does not filter the oil on a small engine good enough. Also- those oil drains are designed to have a piece of tubing over the nipple so you don't make a huge mess. You also can start those without sitting on the seat by engaging the parking brake. Keep on wrenching buddy!!
The OEM John Deere oil filters will also work as I have found out. The John Deere part number is AM125424c. I’m saying this because I put the same engine in my ‘85 John Deere lawn tractor and I don’t regret it one bit. I even had my fair share of “armchair mechanics” harassing me with bad info about my engine but I’m not willing to let that change my opinion.
Hi Wes, came across your channel a few months ago and I've been hooked since. Great content from a good and humble man. Keep them coming and take care.
Wes I saw the bead sealer and thought at this point I would just drip that all over me to start and get it over with. I am a magnet for that kind of stuff! 😃👍👍 yes Wes like the video. I am retired I like to watch any king of work! 😃😂
Keep em coming Wes! I like the smaller stuff because that’s what I work on, and I always watch for tips and tricks. Sidebar: even a cheap ultrasonic cleaner is a handy tool. I love mine. Saved me from pulling my hair out on several occasions.
I know this is an older video. I go back in time when I'm having Watch Wes Work Withdrawal and tap into the older stuff. I'm running out of those now. This is Wes doing a fine Mustie1 impression! Thanks Wes. Loved it!
Wes your videos are informative and the way you explain them in what your are doing is good, so short videos like this let's your channel grow by adding New followers.
Well you pacified the “pre-fill the filter” crowd but probably managed to upset the “oil spilled on the shop floor” environmentalists somewhere so I’d say your still sitting even on maintaining a sense of calm on the internet! 🤣🤣🍺🍺
You got me! "Pre fill the filter" meh whatever, it supposed to be convenient, who cares, do it or don't. It's a preference. Then... OK... OK... Okay! IT'S FULL! STOP! WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?! GAAAHHH YOU SPILLED IT! Sigh... I'm one of those crazies who cleans the project before and after... my brain was imploding... then I read this and laughed!... I'm letting go now. LOL
Wes, what a nice reference to Herr Doktor Professor Mustie. You two could open an academy on small engine repair and you'd have to turn away students you get so many applicants. Only the cream of the crop for you two guys. Both of you have a humorously wicked attitude when faced with things that make you go grrrr.
Hey Wes, the front 4 10mm bolts that hold the crankcase halves together above the cylinder side of the engine have a tendency to back out and leak oil. In worse case situations they all come loose and the bottom half of the “bucket engine” as we call it will split right down the middle behind the starter and leak even more oil. Another issue is the cork style V shaped rocker cover gasket leaks oil too, I’ve always thrown that gasket away and siliconed it back together after bending the cover back flat again from the factory tightened bolts deforming it due to the thick cork. Not saying that you may not already know this but just figured I’d send ya some tips from what I’ve seen with these types of engines over the past 20 years
Watch Wes Work It isn’t a huge issue lol. It reminds me of a customer that brought hers to me except it was a huskee or husqvarna or something another and she said it won’t start and the mower also catches on fire every time she mows within the first 10 minutes but always goes out by itself and I thought to myself why not stop and check it since it should be a concerning issue right? Well her son never showed her that the hood actually flips up to check the oil and whatnot when he bought her the mower. So she’s had this mower for over a year and a half with zero maintenance done and the only reason she brought it to my shop was it wouldn’t start. 😂 Figured I’d share that funny story with ya
This channel is called Watch Wes Work. I subscribed because I like to see what you are doing, for some strange, creepy reason. Doesn't matter what you are working on, I do enjoy watching a professional doing things the right way. It has helped me on more than one occasion fix cars/equipment that I have. Because of that, I watch just about every video you put on the channel even if I don't care about the specific equipment. I might see a tip in there that works for something completely different, like the way you fix wiring issues.
I enjoy both you and Mustie1, you're both true to who you really are. At least it seems like you are... Greetings from Norway in these covid -19 times!
Nice fix Wes: I have a small engine shop and remove the idle screw stop often. EPA does not account for altitude, gas quality, atmosphere conditions etc. I have had many people throw away good mowers, trimmers, even riding mowers because they could not make them run correctly or at all. I have three in my shop right now. Especially with ethanol gas. I have a two year old briggs mower that the carb is completely destroyed due to ethanol gas. Green slime and corrosion. I ran it in my ultra sonic cleaners and got it to run until I bought an aftermarket carb. I have had pretty good luck with the aftermarket ones. The Honda's you have to remove the idle screw and pull the idle circuit plug out and run a mini drill or wire from a wire brush thru it. Usually I go up one niniature drill size and they run great. Thanks for excellent video's.
You just showed that test ride so you could show off those fancy new boots. I'm always upset at myself for not cleaning equipment before working on it. But then when I do, I'm always mad 'cause it's dripping water all over me because I don't want to wait for it to dry.
Brake cleaner is also lens cleaner. I got a Chinese supercheap Walbro, it was jetted for high altitude. Never ran right here at 1000ft. I ended up using it as a blank to convert a generator to propane. Thanks for all the videos. Keep up the great work.
I like the little videos of random stuff. always love your videos! my father and I have broken and fixed just about everything on the property since my shop up north closed and I came back home to help out. last week we rebuilt the main gearbox on our Kubota mower deck. pretty neat job considering a new box is $600 and we did new seals and bearings for $98.
Hi Wes, whatever you want to share here is OK by me, you always make it instructive, interesting and often amusing too! Thanks from an old fart in Ireland.
I flipped the angled seat hinge on mine and used a dremmel to create longer slots to adjust the seat further back. Now I look like a comfortable circus bear driving my mower.
Thanks for the video Wes... I just went through repairing a Troy built lawn tractor with the 18HP version of that motor. On mine, the solenoid on the bottom of the carb bowl had quit working and it couldn't get any fuel. Keep up the videos. I like how you explain why you are doing things besides just showing us the how.
Make sure you tighten those top bolts in this bucket engine, and put some locktite on them.. They rattle loose, and hit the flywheel and it breaks the block every time-- super common.
Never really heard of Dixon! However, thank God that there is another name badge, on the vast line of lawn mowers, that likely all have the same parts and pieces, that can all be charged at a different rate, depending on how you feel, what day it is, and whether you know the answer to some obscure questions that the parts dealer will ask!! The good news is, every dealer across the world, will carry one different part in stock at all times, but only the one that you will never need!! The one you need will have to be shipped, at three times the cost of the part, or overnight if you can find enough money, and your neighbor don’t have any goats!!
They used to be a respected name. They were the first company to me a zero turn mower in the US. They used a fantastically simple friction clutch system. My dad worked for a shop that was a Dixon dealer back when they first came out. They sold like hotcakes.
Wes, that oil drain on that mower, if you stick a piece of hose on it, you won't get oil everywhere. I think it's 1/2". I use a piece of 1/2" water hose. you can run it right down into the drain pan.
I was coming across 80 today on my way to Sacramento and thought “Wes lives up this way, wonder when we’re gonna get another video.” I crossed the Iowa line, parked at truckers’ Disney World, and lo my wish was granted! Thanks for more great content as always!
“Let me know if you enjoyed this and want more videos.” Wes, pretty sure with your wisdom and wisecracks we’d watch you watch paint dry. If you got videos to make and upload, we’ll watch’em.
yes, that goes ditto for me too
i dont mean to be off topic but does someone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb lost the account password. I love any tips you can offer me
Wes, anything big small short long, much appreciated...!
That's what she said! LOL Sorry I had to.
@@billmcginnis272 And yet I still managed to disappoint.
Guess she's not picky
Thanks Wes, always interesting to see you sort out engines big and small. I know nothing about fixing these things but since watching you, Mustie1 and others, I’ve managed to bring my lawnmower back to life.
Keep the videos coming, whatever they are.
Good deal! There's really not much too them, and new ones are now so cheap that you can often get broken mowers for free or almost free.
I agree with Gary, always interesting stuff you do with good tips and tricks. Please keep it all up. :)
Wes, we watch because of you, your wife, the kid and the dog....it does not matter much about the machinery...although you always make it look simple and easy.....much appreciated.
The tv type plug for the bead sealer made me giggle like a little kid...”with convenient brush in can...not a sponsor”😂😂😂
"not a sponsor" Eric O entered the chat...
Wonder where Wes got that comment from? South Main Auto by any chance?
To be truthful, the brush is attached to the lid.
@@dennisbailey4296 Eric Obrochta - The Greek Freak.
Love any video you put together. Love the backhoe, tractor, crawler, truck and cars. Keep them coming, I watch them all.
Dixon was bought by AYP in 2004, but before then they were one of the pioneering brands for zero turn lawn mowers. The Dixon ZTR's were the best in their class at the time of manufacture. I own one dating to 1999, and it's still kicking to this day. I dare say that they don't make 'em like they used to!
My dad worked for a shop that was a Dixon dealer when they first came out with the friction clutch zero turn mowers in the 70s. He said they sold them like crazy.
@@WatchWesWork I'd believe it.
I love the variety of vehicles, and machinery you present for our pleasure. Seeing you bring in a truck, then a mower etc is in my view part of the joy of your channel. Thanks for the entertainment and shared knowledge and skills
Keep up with the videos! Always interesting watching Wes work! Haha
Love it all, straight talk, no bull,,,, and teaches!!!
Sweet! Back to back Sunday morning Mustie & Wes tractor vid's! My 2 favorite youtuber's, Everyone stay safe out there.
I think I've commented on 1 other video in all my years watching UA-cam. I'm glad I found your channel. Keep them coming. I really enjoy the wit, sarcasm and knowledge. I think in about 6 weeks now I've caught up on all of the videos you have made.
Shawn B
Well I enjoy reading the comments!
Hi Wess, I like these Mustie type shows. Keep em comin.
Agreed but keep them short. Mustie videos are far too long.
an04ker that’s the best part about em. I put them on the tv and watch them in the morning
Any project is good to watch. I was only half surprised at how tight the filter was. Found a few on various engines that required grunt effort to remove. Thank you for the video.
Yeah, I've had to use the air hammer before...
I enjoy the witty sarcasm, and the content, you're doing the country a big service keeping us armchair mechanics from going nuts, when this is over you should get a medal. Lol
When you pulled it in at the start I was sure you were going to put it on the lift.
I thought about it. The arms will reach. But I never got around to it.
That's Mustie1!
That's mustie jr..
I enjoy both of the long and short. I like seeing real life scenarios if you know what i mean.
Wes, whatever you do, like looking over your shoulder. Keep it up!
Sure, I'd watch more of these. Hell, I'd watch you clean up the shop.
Wes you are a rare breed , you work on anything and fix it , good video .
I try.
Hi Wes! I was a small engine tech at Sears for almost 20 years. Enjoy your videos! Just a tip- always use the Kohler oil filters- Fram is an auto filter and does not filter the oil on a small engine good enough. Also- those oil drains are designed to have a piece of tubing over the nipple so you don't make a huge mess. You also can start those without sitting on the seat by engaging the parking brake. Keep on wrenching buddy!!
Yeah, the customer sent the Fram, so I figured I better use it.
The OEM John Deere oil filters will also work as I have found out. The John Deere part number is AM125424c. I’m saying this because I put the same engine in my ‘85 John Deere lawn tractor and I don’t regret it one bit. I even had my fair share of “armchair mechanics” harassing me with bad info about my engine but I’m not willing to let that change my opinion.
Your video's are muchly enjoyed. As always be safe. Peace.🇺🇸
I always put my funnels in a ziplock bag next to the jugs of oil. Stays clean, easy to find.
Me to or a Walmart bag or two
I will watch anything you throw up....! And thumbs up it..no matter what! Thx again for sharing! Happy Easter Wes.
Wes, *KING OF SARCASM!*
Duke*
Anything that you works with educate me and I really likes it.
I learn a lot from all your posts so keep all of them coming.
Thanks for the video! Makes me appreciate my Kohler K series and 1950s Wisconsin's all the more. Keep on fixen!
a great fix all around, nice to see you figuring out what is wrong and fixing it. mark your oil filter with the date it was changed.
I enjoy every video you post... no matter what it is... Awesome job 👍👍
I love the short stuff. Anything from you is great.
These short videos on projects like these are cool and helpful! Thanks for sharing 👍😎
Hi Wes, came across your channel a few months ago and I've been hooked since. Great content from a good and humble man. Keep them coming and take care.
Thank you!
Aww we're good with it all like watching whatever you post keep 'em comin it's all great to watch
If you have access to an ultrasonic bath they are usually useful for cleaning small fiddly items like carburettors.
Gary Cunningham do you just set the whole carb in the ultra sound?
Josh Matthews disassemble as much as possible then put it in
While not your usual fare I still enjoyed the video. Thanks Wes.
Enjoy watching anything your working on keep up the good work
I learn something from every project you do. I really like these videos because this is the kind of equipment I'm personally likely to be working on.
Love seeing the real heavy iron, Wes 😂
Wes I saw the bead sealer and thought at this point I would just drip that all over me to start and get it over with. I am a magnet for that kind of stuff! 😃👍👍 yes Wes like the video. I am retired I like to watch any king of work! 😃😂
It's going to happen anyway!
Definitely like any project :)
Keep em coming Wes! I like the smaller stuff because that’s what I work on, and I always watch for tips and tricks. Sidebar: even a cheap ultrasonic cleaner is a handy tool. I love mine. Saved me from pulling my hair out on several occasions.
Yeah, I should get one.
To do list
1. Install lumpy cam in ride on mower 😂👍
I wonder if these have plastic cam shafts. I know some do...
I believe these have twin plastic cams. Twice the punishment!
They make some pretty hot rod lawnmower engines them little dragsters are kool sounding
Wow plastic cams? Really? What's this world coming to...
This was great! Always wanted to learn more about small engine / equipment repair. Weed wackers, lawn mowers, leaf blowers, etc.
*Better short ones than a dry spell. (Something wives are heard to say.)*
I know this is an older video. I go back in time when I'm having Watch Wes Work Withdrawal and tap into the older stuff. I'm running out of those now. This is Wes doing a fine Mustie1 impression! Thanks Wes. Loved it!
Does not matter to me what you work on. I like hearing you talk. The good thing is that working on a lawn tractor is not over my head.
An engine is an engine my man...
Wes your videos are informative and the way you explain them in what your are doing is good, so short videos like this let's your channel grow by adding New followers.
Good deal!
This is fun for "old guys" a mechanic that doesnt "know" how to adjust carburators!. Thanks
Well you pacified the “pre-fill the filter” crowd but probably managed to upset the “oil spilled on the shop floor” environmentalists somewhere so I’d say your still sitting even on maintaining a sense of calm on the internet! 🤣🤣🍺🍺
Everything p***es me off.
He DID fill the filter in the middle though, should've been from the outer ring only 😜
@@dieselmunkey LOL...
You got me! "Pre fill the filter" meh whatever, it supposed to be convenient, who cares, do it or don't. It's a preference.
Then... OK... OK... Okay! IT'S FULL! STOP! WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?! GAAAHHH YOU SPILLED IT! Sigh...
I'm one of those crazies who cleans the project before and after... my brain was imploding... then I read this and laughed!... I'm letting go now. LOL
Just keep them coming. Have the family involved. Love what ever you do.
Wes, what a nice reference to Herr Doktor Professor Mustie.
You two could open an academy on small engine repair and you'd have to turn away students you get so many applicants.
Only the cream of the crop for you two guys.
Both of you have a humorously wicked attitude when faced with things that make you go grrrr.
Hey Wes, the front 4 10mm bolts that hold the crankcase halves together above the cylinder side of the engine have a tendency to back out and leak oil. In worse case situations they all come loose and the bottom half of the “bucket engine” as we call it will split right down the middle behind the starter and leak even more oil. Another issue is the cork style V shaped rocker cover gasket leaks oil too, I’ve always thrown that gasket away and siliconed it back together after bending the cover back flat again from the factory tightened bolts deforming it due to the thick cork. Not saying that you may not already know this but just figured I’d send ya some tips from what I’ve seen with these types of engines over the past 20 years
Well the valve cover leaks a lot. But I'm sure they won't want to fix it.
Watch Wes Work It isn’t a huge issue lol. It reminds me of a customer that brought hers to me except it was a huskee or husqvarna or something another and she said it won’t start and the mower also catches on fire every time she mows within the first 10 minutes but always goes out by itself and I thought to myself why not stop and check it since it should be a concerning issue right? Well her son never showed her that the hood actually flips up to check the oil and whatnot when he bought her the mower. So she’s had this mower for over a year and a half with zero maintenance done and the only reason she brought it to my shop was it wouldn’t start. 😂 Figured I’d share that funny story with ya
A torque wrench for your valve stems? Who knew! Cool video Wes
This channel is called Watch Wes Work. I subscribed because I like to see what you are doing, for some strange, creepy reason. Doesn't matter what you are working on, I do enjoy watching a professional doing things the right way. It has helped me on more than one occasion fix cars/equipment that I have. Because of that, I watch just about every video you put on the channel even if I don't care about the specific equipment. I might see a tip in there that works for something completely different, like the way you fix wiring issues.
Well thanks! I do the same with videos I watch.
I learned something new about carburetors today. As long as you teach, like you do, these short ones are great.
Variety is the spice of life!
Love it, Cute little lawn more
"She likes some choke", had a girlfriend like that once.
What happened?
@@koningbolo4700 asphyxiation.
I enjoy both you and Mustie1, you're both true to who you really are. At least it seems like you are...
Greetings from Norway in these covid -19 times!
I don't know why anyone would pretend to be this way!
@@WatchWesWork My point exactly! 😂
Nice fix Wes: I have a small engine shop and remove the idle screw stop often. EPA does not account for altitude, gas quality, atmosphere conditions etc. I have had many people throw away good mowers, trimmers, even riding mowers because they could not make them run correctly or at all. I have three in my shop right now. Especially with ethanol gas. I have a two year old briggs mower that the carb is completely destroyed due to ethanol gas. Green slime and corrosion. I ran it in my ultra sonic cleaners and got it to run until I bought an aftermarket carb. I have had pretty good luck with the aftermarket ones. The Honda's you have to remove the idle screw and pull the idle circuit plug out and run a mini drill or wire from a wire brush thru it. Usually I go up one niniature drill size and they run great. Thanks for excellent video's.
I've had that issue too. They are jetted for emissions I guess.
Good job 👌👍 Mr. Wes I really enjoy your videos I think I have watched everyone 3 or 4 time's lol
Small jobs are interesting as well and can get faster fixes. Love your work.
It's all good. Keep em coming, no matter the length of your video's!
You just showed that test ride so you could show off those fancy new boots. I'm always upset at myself for not cleaning equipment before working on it. But then when I do, I'm always mad 'cause it's dripping water all over me because I don't want to wait for it to dry.
Brake cleaner is also lens cleaner.
I got a Chinese supercheap Walbro, it was jetted for high altitude. Never ran right here at 1000ft. I ended up using it as a blank to convert a generator to propane. Thanks for all the videos. Keep up the great work.
Bring it on. Short , long we enjoy them all
Great video as always! Wow, I've never seen mower blades that worn!
I like the little videos of random stuff. always love your videos! my father and I have broken and fixed just about everything on the property since my shop up north closed and I came back home to help out. last week we rebuilt the main gearbox on our Kubota mower deck. pretty neat job considering a new box is $600 and we did new seals and bearings for $98.
It look like a craftsmen mower re done
I liked the ride-in opening, into the garage; It was as if the High Plains Drifter was riding into town on a burro colt.
LOL. Ready to paint the town red.
I was thinking of Alvin Straight for some reason 😉
My Dear Wes, you've found something your good at !
Finally!
Hi Wes, whatever you want to share here is OK by me, you always make it instructive, interesting and often amusing too! Thanks from an old fart in Ireland.
Keep um coming, Wes. You do a great job at all I have seen
Thanks Wes really enjoyed that, always interesting watching you fix things, great job.
Please keep the videos like this coming. I found the tutorial on carburetors for small engines very interesting. Cheers.
This is all good learning for this retired truck driver.
Anything on your channel is worth watching, thanks Wes. Stay safe. Norm.
i will watch all you do friend a repairs a repair another good job done....oh yes stay safe wes....john...england..u,k...
Wes I love all your videos mate, I could watch em all day long.Stay safe and happy days ahead.
Personally, I enjoy watching any of your videos Wes, keep showing whatever you’re doing 🤙🏴
I flipped the angled seat hinge on mine and used a dremmel to create longer slots to adjust the seat further back. Now I look like a comfortable circus bear driving my mower.
I need to do the Hightower routine and rip the seat off and sit in the back...
Nice job Wes, but I agree that you probably should have pressure washed it beforehand. 😉
I enjoy watching your videos and your sense of humor. I also learn quite a bit from what you do. Keep up the good work. 👍
Thanks 👍
It's kind of comforting to see someone else making a mess changing their lawn tractor LOF.
I love watching you work
Great job for all your customers
I like the mix of different machines you work on Wes!
You did very well keep up the good work and the videos
This video was like Mustie1 lite. Lol! Caught a few continuity issues like re-filling the oil, then its shown it draining out. 10 out of 10!
Well in reality I fixed the tire while the oil was draining, but when editing the video I finished the oil change before we looked at the tire.
Wish i had your patience ,,,,,, enjoyed ,God bless .
No, I like all your videos. I enjoy watching people work on lawn mowers too. Watch mustie1 all the time.
Another great video with humor plastered in the machine (by owner), by your observations, and the collision that occurs there after.
Collision, I like that!
Thanks for the video Wes... I just went through repairing a Troy built lawn tractor with the 18HP version of that motor. On mine, the solenoid on the bottom of the carb bowl had quit working and it couldn't get any fuel.
Keep up the videos. I like how you explain why you are doing things besides just showing us the how.
Big or small they are all interesting and fun to watch. I always learn something!
Make sure you tighten those top bolts in this bucket engine, and put some locktite on them.. They rattle loose, and hit the flywheel and it breaks the block every time-- super common.
Short impromptu videos are way better than no videos.
like watching and learning stuff..post it all man! Thanks
I have a John Deere mower with a leaking left front tire also. Your video was a reminder to fix it. Thanks :)
Never really heard of Dixon! However, thank God that there is another name badge, on the vast line of lawn mowers, that likely all have the same parts and pieces, that can all be charged at a different rate, depending on how you feel, what day it is, and whether you know the answer to some obscure questions that the parts dealer will ask!!
The good news is, every dealer across the world, will carry one different part in stock at all times, but only the one that you will never need!! The one you need will have to be shipped, at three times the cost of the part, or overnight if you can find enough money, and your neighbor don’t have any goats!!
They used to be a respected name. They were the first company to me a zero turn mower in the US. They used a fantastically simple friction clutch system. My dad worked for a shop that was a Dixon dealer back when they first came out. They sold like hotcakes.
Wes...Any video you make is a pleasure to watch! I always watch right to the end and hit the like button. You're awesome!!!
Wes, that oil drain on that mower, if you stick a piece of hose on it, you won't get oil everywhere. I think it's 1/2". I use a piece of 1/2" water hose. you can run it right down into the drain pan.
I was coming across 80 today on my way to Sacramento and thought “Wes lives up this way, wonder when we’re gonna get another video.” I crossed the Iowa line, parked at truckers’ Disney World, and lo my wish was granted!
Thanks for more great content as always!
Turned out to be a nice day, but look out tomorrow!
@@WatchWesWork you weren't kidding! Didn't they get the memo that its spring?