Let's get it right this time!
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- How to change a oil filter on a 1966 Ford 2000 gas tractor. This is a cartridge style filter set up that was original to this model.
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I enjoy watching you and your brother’s videos. I’ve started rewatching them now.
Thanks I really appreciate it
That's NAPA "Know How" ol son! Good job, and the lighting is amazing.
Exactly! The lights in the barn are next level! I would have been using drop lights and flashlights before the upgrade!
Good job. Looks like Brian hooked you up with the correct filter. And I agree, Ford probably could have designed a better filter
I have had to crank on it a little more after running it for about 30 min. Then bushhogged for 3 hours...so far, no leaks!
Just keep them coming, the quality is fine for the videos
Thank you!
Found you through Sam’s channel. A fellow Tennessean and new subscriber. Good job. I see a lot of resemblance in your brother. Amen…Jesus is still on the throne!
Amen Brother! Thank you for subscribing and commenting! Sam and I were very Blessed to have loving parents who taught us to follow the LORD and chase our dreams! He is my partner on a lot of things and going forward will be around alot more! We look forward to being close and watching our kids grow up together on the Farms. Hope you and your Family is Blessed! Stay in contact!
Hey Adam...I thought I was the only one who went into what I thought would be a job that would only take a few minutes :) As far as the video, keep on keeping on brother! Go ahead and invest in the equipment you need. I will keep watching all along the way. I know you can hone the skills as a creator, it takes time and practice for all of us. Just like learning to start a farm to raise Herefords, you are doing great with that and I am enjoying watching and learning about it. I will never have a farm but I love large animals, especially horses and cattle.
Thank you so much
I’m learning about editing, too! My kids try to help me! 😁
Always learning something new from the younger generation!
ordering online has its good points but I hate that you can't touch feel and size up what you need... for my tiny farm I find I'm stuck ordering online more than I want
I order online more than most. Most of the time it works out great. However, you are right, sometimes you just have to check it out in person!