Changing a brake chamber using the instructions (very detailed)

Here is how to install a brake chamber using the instructions that come with them. I follow every step from beginning to end. This is a very comprehensive video and I try to make it as easy as possible to understand. My chamber is a 30/30 long stroke. Hope you enjoy.
Tools needed:
1. Tape measure
2. Anti-seize
3. Needle-nose pliers
4. 3/4" ratchet or air tool
5. 15/16" deep socket
6. Teflon paste or tape
7. Square
8. Light green painters tape
9. Pen
10. 15/16" wrench
11. Crescent wrench (if you dare)
12. Grinder with cutoff wheel (maybe)
13. Hearing protection
14. Eye protection
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00:00 Introduction
00:15 Parts identification
01:11 Caging the chamber
03:00 Disconnecting the airlines
03:57 Pulling out clevis pin
04:44 Unmounting the brake chamber
05:31 Cutting off the other chamber
06:24 Mounting brake chamber, only for measurement
07:09 Measuring for alignment
08:00 Measuring clevis length
09:14 Marking pushrod at 90° to slack adjuster
09:54 Making cut mark on pushrod
11:06 Thread on jamnut
12:15 Cutting the pushrod
12:45 Deburring the pushrod
13:02 Attaching clevis
13:54 Mounting brake chamber
15:34 Lining up slack adjuster to clevis
16:05 Inserting pins in clevis
16:58 Attaching airlines
18:17 Uncaging brake chamber
19:04 Tightening jamnut
19:16 Brake adjustment
19:46 Checking for interference
20:20 Checking pushrod stroke
20:56 Checking angle between pushrod and slack adjuster
22:21 Final thoughts
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