WARN Winch Wont Spool In - SIMPLE FIX
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The "Any 16ths" wrench.
those handled extensions are called "spinner handles" and there are several other brand ones on Amazon but I couldn't find a Snapon one anywhere. Maybe review some of the ones on amazon. There is one by the Williams brand which i think is actually a partner of Snapon but looks to be made in Taiwan.
Wranglestar can you read/speak netherlands?
how do explain the chevy malibu
@@vikingr1000 11/32
I am an English man who has lived here his entire 32 years and I have never seen or heard of fish and chips like that.
If you want proper fish and chips, you dont go to a resturant, you go to a proper street chippie. 😍
Yeah, I've been living here 33ish years myself, never had anything like that, it's always a fillet, sometimes with the skin (scaled) on one side.
sounds like one of these hipster places. im surprised the ingredients didnt come all separate from one and other. Nah, if you want peak fish and chips, go to the seaside.
Totally agree. Never heard of fish and chips like that and I've lived all over the UK.
Ive only found one place in America here that sells hagas too
Cody, I'm concerned with the lack of loctite in your recent videos, we need more loctite please 🤣
I'm on it Christopher,
Thank you for bringing it up, Christopher. I thought about it but didn't want to seem complainy.
Loctite... what a wonderfull ad friendly thing
you can see the red bottle of it on the workbench
21:34 red bottle
11/32 socket on the solenoid nuts
Been waiting on this episode for a while!
Edit, your mistake with the fish and chips was getting them in London, south or east coast do propper fish and chips, not silly modern food that they're trying to reinvent for no reason. London isn't truly British anymore. If you can go back to the UK you need to go to a proper place, like Cambridge or Sheffield.
All the smoke stayed inside! Good work, LOL! I admire your story-telling skill, especially while doing a job. I had to re-click the bell to receive notifications after I became a member, but it's been working fine ever-since. - All these handy tools you have/use, are costing me money... The Bugs goggles, the wrench extension, chainsaw stump clamp, trauma shears, tenacious tape, on and on...
If Snap-On has discontinued the extension with the handle, maybe you can do a video on making one with a hard wood handle.
Ed Reguera good idea!
Genius idea 👍😀
Not a mystery! It’s an 11/32” ignition wrench!
Any Chevy guy has one : ]
Exactly what i was thinking.
I will follow the channel wherever it may take you! And yes we are interested in seeing the rest. Thank you for all the quality content!
Thank you Dan,
I like these type of videos! Keep up the good work!
Perform the smoke test... 😂
Anyone who says men and women aren't different, they're liars!! 😂
A thing that worked for us driving from Seattle to Savannah, Ga was to brush a soft cloth down her face. I don't know how it works but worth a try. Thank you for the videos and all the knowledge you pass along. Keep up the outstanding work.
Hello Mr Wranglerstar ! I am English & was born in Greenwich 72 years ago Sir ! As a young boy I watched the 'dry-dock 'being made for Cutty Sark tea clipper there ! Sorry you never got real English Fish n chips ,perhaps they wernt prepared in the correct English manner ? I can only apologise for any rudeness encountered, I can assure you that true ENGLISH people are not that way inclined ! I now live in beautiful Norfolk ,England ,(40 years) ! Thank you for all you give on here ...
My mother returned from a visit to London yesterday, she lived there in the 60s. Her comments were very similar to yours! You're always welcome in Sheffield, just as grubby as London but the countryside is walking distance, and I'll cook you fish and chips like Grandma use to make. Some good churches here too.
The sweet loaf just melts me every time.
I raised my two daughters on my own and she is at such a magical age where everyday there is something new.
You are truly blessed Cody.
You should do another 'Mean Comments' video. Absolutely love those😁👍
Great vid Cody especially the Anderson Connectors you can tell they’re definitely versatile I’d love to see a vid on them as well as the repaired winch assembled and in action the next time you need to use it.
God Bless
Anthony ✝️😊
Thank you Mr Wranglerstar your work does not go unappreciated!
I write a diagram too. Too many wires to remember. 11/32 on those nuts sometimes. I have a 3/8 socket ground down for narrow solenoid spaces. My daughter didn't travel well either. I resorted to ear muffs once too. Old gps they watch helps.
Those knipex pliers are the best tool purchase i've done in years. I tried several brands and models of adjustable wrenches, but these are the only ones that actually work and they work great.
I check my subscriptions page every day. Its the easiest way I found to keep up with the channels I am following.
Great video! Love the stories and instructions.
Also, I thought I was patient until I watched our 4mo solo for 3 days...my wife is a saint.
Cody, I love the way you tell stories as you work. It's very entertaining and I learn more than one thing at a time!
I always take pictures in all when working on something just like you mentioned so I remember where everything goes. It's good to have photos and stuff marked so you don't forget.
Hey Cody, amazing video as usual. Entertaining and informative. Gives me the confidence to tackle more DIY projects. By the way the wrist watch looks good. Is it a new one? Would you mind sharing the story about the watch. I apologize if I have missed a previous video where you talk about the new addition to your watch collection.
I am English!! Definitely not the norm to have fish and chips like you did. If your ever around Brighton go to bankers. They do the best. Fish and chips.
Charlie Fm I agree, not the norm!
there is nothing like finishing something complicated with lots of opportunity for mistake, and it all works... "We did it" perfectly said!
I don't use those .5mm sizes very often, but every once in a while I'm grateful that I have them.
Some of the great youtubers are great storytellers. Keep us hooked. Great job.
I have torn into those solenoids and fixed them a few times. Usually just the main contacts wear funny. Can usually file the contacts flat to make them work! Might be good practice and a video, for a field repair down the road (or in a ditch!).
Not sure if the face at the end was sarcastic when you got it back up and running, but man when my twin brother and father broke my twin's car, I worked on it for two days all day to get it back up and running. My dad, of course, wouldn't let me do a lot of important things that could possibly screw something up if you didn't know what you were doing, but I ended up doing them regardless and it runs better than new! And I was jumping up and down with joy screaming as my dad was in shock as his neighbors came out and joined in on the celebration!
I have a full set of those knipex wrenches and they are life changing, what a brilliant tool.
Awesome content. Thanks Cody.
If you return to England, you must come here to Yorkshire. Firstly for Yorkshire tea (it’s not Yorkshire tea without Yorkshire water). Secondly for real Yorkshire puddings. Thirdly for the unbeatable countryside in the Yorkshire dales aka gods country! Helpful knowledgeable video as always, thanks
Great video wranglerstar
I love the way you describe certain things as "deals". Whenever i hear the word "deal" i think Sir Wranglerstar
I spent 3 weeks in England in my late teens. My impression of London was very similar to yours. I cant say I felt it was in decline, I felt much like I would in Portland, specifically the area around Chinatown sans the oriental visuals. If you go back hit Liverpool for the Nautical history and the northern part of England for sights.
And the fish and chips I ate were fantastic, you stumbled into the wrong restaurant. I'd love to go back, the British are great people with a somewhat twisted sense of humor I really appreciated.
Hi Cody. My names Tom I live in the north of England in York. Even we avoid London if you ever return you should definitely visit the north. Much friendlier and a lot of great history.
I had to go directly to You Tube rather than my Gmail Account to find your channel this morning! I thought maybe my Gmail was just slow with updates on your channel! I glad I checked it out because I got to watch earlier today! Sweetloaf is unique so I don’t think there is a whole lot you can do until she is old enough to learn how to be quiet when you ask her too.
Pick out a good winch for me, Cody. Not just for vehicles. Moving logs out my creek from flooding 🙂 keep up the excellent content
Love this style video!
The reason I watch this channel is so I can learn how to fix a winch whilst listening about fish and chips!! hahaha. Love it :)
Hey Cody I enjoyed this video thank you!
I remember my father, who was born in London, expressing the same sentiments after he returned for a visit there in the 80s. Personally, I love the town and am going back for my third visit this fall. Amazing museums and galleries, and they are free to visit, for the most part anyway. So many things to do, from Kew Gardens in the west end, to the markets of the east end, the Museum of Natural History, The British Museum, The National Gallery, the Tate musems, the South Bank, the wonderful parks like Regent's and Hyde Park. True the food is not great, which is why curry is so popular there. The last time I was there was the year the Olympics were there, and they cleaned the town up nicely for that.
I met you and it was a great experience! ;)
My 2 year old daughter is the same way, so we bought a tablet and we turn on a movie or show that she really likes and it helps greatly
Would you share what kind of noise canceling headphones you bought and if you’d recommend
Hey, I'm from the UK currently on a farm in Northern Montana. I have done a few cities in the USA; DC, NYC, Las Vagas, New Orleans, Denver, Oklahoma City and Dallas. I had your 'London Experience' in New York City. Love the USA however, and the channel.
Love this type of video! I didn’t receive a notification today 🤔
I admire you wrist watch, very nice. Thank you for the videos!
Agreed, what is the make and model that watch?
I'm an Englishman and I've lived within 35 miles of London nearly all my 51 years and I've never had fish and chips served like that before Cody! When/If you come over again, get in touch and Ill take you to the best fish and chip shop in the south of the UK!
I haven't spend much time in London but I went to the Dorset area for work once. Some of the nicest people, and coolest old buildings I've ever seen. Go into a pub for dinner and there's a little sign saying it was built over 500 years ago. Like the US... the good parts are out in the country. :-)
taming "boss baby" idea...lavender baby bath right before trip and lavender baby lotion (you may be way ahead of me on this) it worked well for my kid on a 16 hour drive to grandparents place (yes I'm aware what works for one may not for another)...great vid, great winch, used to have an 8,000lb Warn, it finally bit the dust in 2014 but it was at minimum 30yrs old and had been repaired multiple times...now I have a 12,000lb Badland's winch (Harbor Freight on sale) on my truck, have yet to bog it down pulling trees in specific directions...it even rescued a commercial forklift from the mud where I work!
11/32" combination.
Happens to me more often than I'd care to say...and yes, I have it in the box.
People are so used to metric they forget standard English sizes.
It's an odd size, but still standard in most sets, as paradoxical as that sounds.
Cute Sweet Loaf at the end! I'd love to see the custom plate you built for the winch!
It’s always a disappointment when you have certain expectations and you finally get something or go somewhere and it lets you down. I’ve been there. My best experience was going to Machu Pichu in Peru. My friend, you would just be amazed by everything. I always recommend that people go there. It’s something else. God bless you and yours and stay safe!
I work as a pile buck (on a pile driving crew) up in Alaska. I carry an 8 inch Knipex crescent everyday in my carhartt pocket. I use them almost everyday, a great tool in a pinch.
Enjoyed the video. I like you try to keep equipment running rather than buy new. Good thinking on the photo as they do come in handy. Loved the end with your young one in the tub.
Great repair brother
Mac makes a nice set of those extensions with a lock that you have to pull to remove the socket they are really nice
I enjoy the repair videos
Amazing stories thanks for the entertainment
CONGRATS ON YOUR SUCCESSFUL REPAIR.
Cody, I look forward to getting an alert for new videos, almost six days a week, like clock-work. No worries, in fact... I'm usually one of your first '10k or less' viewers from the time you post a new vid.
The old British motorcycles used Whitworth size spanners (wrenches) in Imperial units. The American A/F (across flats) in Imperial units were needed for cars like Fords. European cars needed metric size tools. My 45 year old socket set has all three types.
I’ve been searching for one of those extention handles (snap on f50csa) for a couple years with no luck other than ones that are heavily abused on fleabay
Unfortunately they’re discontinued and for the new snap on (and others) for 3/8 drive don’t have the ability to use it as an extension, just a handle. The only ones I’ve found in 3/8 are the greatneck that you posted and I believe Mac tools makes it as well. Seems like most companies only make it in 1/4 for some reason.
The best fish and chips is from whitby and cornwall
Best fish & chips I ever had was from Beck's of Carbis Bay, Cornwall.... so yes, I agree!
My fisrt taste of proper fish and chips was in Whitby and I have to agree! Had it several times later in different places after and nowhere tasted like that in Whitby.
I don't have my notifications on but I check my subscription a lot to see what my subs are posting great video and awesome Channel!!!
UA-cam doesn't dislike your channel enough to stop embedding multiple advertisements in there. Thank you for the great channel.
I'd love to see you get that BSA out for a build video or even just to take a look 👍🏻
NYC, LA, Chicago...They are all the same. I hate cities...
San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, are gross too
For those like me with a ton of tools and more extensions that I don’t use much, do you think it would be a good idea to find a way to add a handle to an extension? First thoughts are wood, fiberglass or dipping. Thank you
Thanks again from down under!
I would be interested in seeing how you built you're winch adapter for the truck. I want to do something similar. Also what about garden videos? It's about to be that time of year again!
You could tap the small connectors on the old solenoids with your battery clamps and listen whether they click or not. :)
A popular metal detectorist channel, Nuggetnoggin, just posted some videos last month about his trip to do some mudlarking on the Thames. Looks like fun to go out and just find 400 yo pipe bowls, Roman coins and other antiquities.
London’s fish and chips are bad I’ll agree, you need to go up to Whitby in Yorkshire. Much better
I hear you Cody, having been the owner of 2 Range Rovers in the 1970s and 1980s (i.e. The dreaded British Leyland era). UNC, UNF, Whitworth, BSF......every strange nut and bolt size known to man. I turned Japanese and German and never went back.
i live in england and i agree about london being shabby never had a fish like that though you must have just been unlucky
I always get notified promptly.😎👍👍
Is that the First Appearance of the Barn Cat ? Is it a permanent Resident or a Day Player Character in a WranglerStar Production ?
I just found a Frame Mounted Trailer Hitch I need to instal under the front end of my 2 Wheel Drive Ford E250....(Way Above Spokane) cheaper than a 4 Wheel Drive addition ?
Did I hear Victoria mentioned??? Enjoying your Video from Victoria B.C. Canada.Lots of good fish and chippies outlets here.!!!
Is that you removing the terminals at 2:49 with the battery connected? By the time you zoom out at 10:46 the battery has been moved away.
The function of the battery is to remove the ripple (smoothing) in the output of your charger.
Did you ever find the correct size for the odd sized nut on the solenoid terminals?
Totally interested in the Anderson thingy
Hi Cody, the notification issue seems to have been changed by stealth by UA-cam. There is now an option for “all notifications” “occasional notifications” and “none”. If you press the bell again on a subscribed channel you can reselect you choice. They changed mine to occasional which is why people aren’t getting notified on yours all the time now. I have now set my Wranglerstar back to All notifications of course! Andrew.
Whiskey on the pacifier whiskey isn't medication lol
Whiskey for teething is pretty common mate :-)
Love the ‘we did it’ the quiet excitement in that tickled me lol
LOL... your comment about a crying baby in the car. I'm with you man. I've made the pit stop to buy ear plugs many times. We didn't take my second daughter anywhere for a long time. First year it was because she screamed the whole time. Second year was because she would get car sick and puke in the car over and over again. (I even threw away a car seat and bought another one once when I didn't feel like cleaning it on a trip.) I feel your pain sir.
Cody. Great video. As others have said street chippies are the best and it's a far nicer meal nearer the coast. I love London but I see it is not the landmark it should be. It's a mess and is constantly under reconstruction. Especially our pitiful railway system! Please come over again but visit the outer areas north Devon as an example. There are some very very good hike and bike trails everywhere! Thanks and best wishes to you and your family. Damian
I use a small metal plate to keep it in the right size to open and close if I can't find the right size
Did you try a 1/4" drive, 11/32" socket for the solenoid nuts?
Absolutely love the fish and chips in Victoria harbour.
yup sounds about right i noticed the same thing with historic east and west coast citys.
I always just go through my list of people whom I subscribed to. And then I always see your video so I don't even need a notification
I always went to a socket when I ran into that trouble. A twelve point will usually do it. Unless you have an 11/32 wrench then your good. Used to have a 79 Trans Am and the through in some 9/32 bolts just to me dig for that socket.This was when I was 16 and didn't have a huge assortment of tools by the way.
I always label and take pictures too. Great advice
Interested in any winch content. Thanks Cody.
Great video. Know what you mean about "LONDONISTAN". Its a lot like Malmö these days. May we have your opinion on ATV vs UTV for modern Homesteading? ARe they a waist of money, or a good learning tool for children and have good utility around the property? ARe UTVs usefull for seniors to get around the ranch on as opposed to Golf carts?
I have the same Anderson connectors on my truck coincidentally I'm also running a 2000 F250 white same as yours
We love those connectors for Ham radio, basically standard for radio