I wish I had seen this video before I took my surge apart. I definitely crushed one of the washers when tightening the pivot. Had to order more. Great video, I appreciate what you do!
Nice video - my complements to you for your ability to work these tools as you do...the Surge for all practical purposes is brand-new...I like your leather parts holder...it's a neat but practical way to avoid losing such small parts...Good job!
Loving the video I've bust up the pivots Barrels screws in my surge any idea where you can get replacements from its proving to be a nightmare to get them in the UK 😭😭👍👍any help would be greatly appreciated
It's a Steelman. Available on Amazon. Beware though, it's not very good in tight spaces. I keep mine in the junk drawer on our main level for the occasional repair. Decent little tool to have handy, but nothing to write home about.
Max, is it possible to replace the Leatherman Signal’s bottle opener with a Victorinox bottle opener? Having the mini flathead-pry tool that comes with the Victorinox version would be more useful.
Love your videos man! Super informative. After a WD40 bath like this, do you ever apply any additional oil, like Tuf-Glide to the arm pivots and plier head moving components?
Thanks a lot for this instructional video ! How badly do you need to abuse a Surge to break off the liner lock ?? WOW PS: The background music is a bit repetitive ☹️
it happens, there are many reasons why Leatherman may not be able to repair a tool. Or the issue is not significant enough. (also this is based off what the friend told me).
It works. Tap a few times with ball peen hammer. Check. Repeat until it is snug. Use another hammer head and lay it on that as an anvil. Or use an actual anvil. Easy peasy. Sand out dings. Cold forging-centuries old method. Right as rain. If anything goes wrong, which it wouldn't, then replace the head like you did. What you did is fine- great video and all- but I'm more into repairing and restoring than purchasing and replacing.
I wish I had seen this video before I took my surge apart. I definitely crushed one of the washers when tightening the pivot. Had to order more. Great video, I appreciate what you do!
DOH!
I’ve done that and it sucks
Nice video - my complements to you for your ability to work these tools as you do...the Surge for all practical purposes is brand-new...I like your leather parts holder...it's a neat but practical way to avoid losing such small parts...Good job!
That was Stephen's idea from country Bear Company
Nice job. Good information. Thanks for sharing.
That pry tool is really nice I wish they had a ti one in stock
I don't think he does anything in ti
@@maxlvledc we’re can I get the pry bar
Nice repair job.
Loving the video I've bust up the pivots Barrels screws in my surge any idea where you can get replacements from its proving to be a nightmare to get them in the UK 😭😭👍👍any help would be greatly appreciated
Busted them up how? And can you send them in for warranty?
Chicago screws 5m
What is the name of the red bit bar like tool your using as your driver through the video? Super interested
Linked in description, steelman
It's a Steelman. Available on Amazon. Beware though, it's not very good in tight spaces. I keep mine in the junk drawer on our main level for the occasional repair. Decent little tool to have handy, but nothing to write home about.
Where the washers goes ?? How many of them..The speed up of the video really helps to see it.. 😂
Max, is it possible to replace the Leatherman Signal’s bottle opener with a Victorinox bottle opener? Having the mini flathead-pry tool that comes with the Victorinox version would be more useful.
Is it possible to put a pocket clip on a chrunch
Yes, Nite Ize hip Clip works great
@@maxlvledc thanks love the vids.
Great video what’s the name of the pry bar?
Timestamp?
Oh, this one is from teale designs
I have ACF50 laying around would this be better than WD40?
No idea...would require some research
Acf 50 can leave a tacky residue, it has done on my motorbike anyway.
I'd be more inclined to use gt85 or something.
Love your videos man! Super informative. After a WD40 bath like this, do you ever apply any additional oil, like Tuf-Glide to the arm pivots and plier head moving components?
Nope, not me personally
Interesting details about the reassembly Max. When is the next modding video for the wave coming? 😊
Soon. I just got the bits and the drill press for next phase.
Sweet! I’m looking forward to it 😏
Cowabunga mate.!
Sir plees restore my multy tooll,how????? Iam in india
Sorry can't help you. It would cost you more than the tool in shipping alone
Thanks a lot for this instructional video !
How badly do you need to abuse a Surge to break off the liner lock ?? WOW
PS: The background music is a bit repetitive ☹️
Yea...I need to make my own mix really bad...
@@maxlvledc Have you checked out Kevin MacLeods copyright free music ? All the really big channels seem to use him. I mean EVERYONE.
Shame on Leatherman!!! I am disappointed in Leatherman.
it happens, there are many reasons why Leatherman may not be able to repair a tool. Or the issue is not significant enough. (also this is based off what the friend told me).
Pls reply me
Why not just peen the first plier head?
A lot can go wrong..but it's definitely doable
It works. Tap a few times with ball peen hammer. Check. Repeat until it is snug. Use another hammer head and lay it on that as an anvil. Or use an actual anvil. Easy peasy. Sand out dings. Cold forging-centuries old method. Right as rain. If anything goes wrong, which it wouldn't, then replace the head like you did. What you did is fine- great video and all- but I'm more into repairing and restoring than purchasing and replacing.