Bad Day for the Back hoe. * 5 Breakdowns in 7 miles *
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- It should have been simple. But nothing is easy with Old equipment. We have to put the TLB away. Which means driving it 7 miles down the road. But 1st Its DOA, then Fuel problems, then a hose ruptures, then another & then a CATASTROPHIC Blowout at the end.
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I am impressed at how calm you are. Your guys seem so respectful of each other. Despite all the frustration you are still able to joke and smile. I really enjoy your videos. You are the guys who make life work.
They're calm because they used to breaking down... He really needs to install a PMS in place. Tire leaking air to oil and water dripping wet spots. Those are all warning signs. He needs OR needs a hired man to inspect every piece of equipment before they start it in the morning including checking water and oils.
Talking about good tools, here's my recommendation as a newer heavy equipment mechanic. When I first started I was so against tool truck tools, especially snap on. I have since come to the conclusion that the quality and warranty that comes with tool truck tools is worth every penny.
Great point and comes from experience
it is not a warranty if you pay 3x the price up front , go industrial Proto and the like you will save thousands and still have a warranty BTW any too that has to make a sale by using warranty as a selling point is to be avoided like the plauge
@@brentdavis4867 it's also convenience your paying for, I have co workers with sonic tools and husky tools, they both have to do an RMA and deal with shipping, I just walk on to the tool truck with a broken tool truck and 9 times out of 10 I walk off with a new one or fixed. If they don't have what I broke I have a new one next week.
I'm sorry $100 for a philips screwdriver is not worth every penny.
@@SharpestBulbs My current screw driver set is a 12 price that I payed 152$ for. When I break a screw driver all I do is walk onto the truck and get a new shaft put on. Worth every penny in my opinion.
I love Stanley, he’s my inspiration for my work, stay positive and things will go well!!!
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Like my sister-in-law, looks good at a distance...
yep- 40 ft paint job.
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Looks good from far but far from good
How's your husband feel about this comment?
Here’s a good tip for mice. When you’re going to store some thing get bounce brand dryer sheets and stick them in all the nooks and crannies all over that equipment, mice and rats I hate that smell. Whenever I pack anything away I put bounce dryer sheets in it and that usually keeps the mice out.
Dryer sheets work great
BTW, once you start fixing leaky hoses, the hydraulic system becomes pressurized like it's supposed to be. Then anything hose wise that is on the edge will let go. Been there, done that.
Damn Stan good thing you didn’t need it for plowing.
I just remembered my buddy years ago worked for a tow company. He noticed a leak from somewhere, put his hand on a line and moved the ramp. The hole was under his hand and so small with so much pressure the fluid went right into his hand!! Went to the hospital and he was in the waiting room for a while he started to pass out. They then rushed him into see the doctor and right to the city hospital for sugary. The fluid was in his hand and arm, they had to open up his whole forearm and hand and clean it out. He got pretty sick from it but he’s good now. Never heard of that happening before it was crazy.
I have heard of that. Its really scary.
Check out AVE hear on youtube. He tests the Milwaukee grease gun to show that effect
Yes 2800 psi can shoot in to you PLEASE BE CARFULL WORKING AROUND WITH HYDRAULICS
The guys who use the high pressure guns to spray fiberglass have stories of people injecting it into their hands like that. Theres no fixing it once it happens either, it becomes a lifetime problem with some of them never regaining use of the hands and sometimes whole arms
I am in the process of switching to Tekton. I love that they have complete sets, no skips. I have used snap on, craftsmen, mac tools, kobalt, and harbor freight. so far tekton are my favorite
Seems like the point of "Should I rebuild the entire hydraulic system or retire it and buy a new machine" is around the corner for that backhoe.
This day pretty much convinced me to send her to the farm.
@@Dirtmonkey I think a rehouse for your girl and she can do summer duty on the farm and winter duty at home with the rest of the equipment.......sure saves on payments as the engine sounds good, maybe a drain and flush of the fuel tank or just a “fuel polishing service” for all your diesel equipment before the start of next plow season, downside is having all your diesels at one location.
Some backhoes come with a removable pin for the extendahoe so it doesn't drift or so it can be locked out if your using an attachment like a breaker. The Cat one's I use to deal with had it at the top of the dipper.
The struggle is real man. Everytime I think something is going to be a simple fix it turns into a big job on the older equipment. I'm a craftsman guy myself. Im still using my craftsman tools from my grandpa, even warranty a couple of snapped sockets.
Glow plugs are basically a heat coil rod that is installed in the combustion area through the block to the cylinder to preheat the air to aid in firing
Exactly what I was gonna say! Basically heat up the combustion chamber so the diesel ignites easier and you don’t have to sit there all day cranking to built up heat in the cylinder
Thank you! Hey Myrra- was it you that had asked that awhile back?
@@Dirtmonkey Stan the second steering hose if your front diff articulates and hit the stop you will crush that hose it looks like around 55:25 I saw this at
Actually a Glow plug is an elecical resistance heater that sets in the Precombusion Chamber, a small cavity on the head surrounding the Injector, and glow plug.
Thats why you never use starting Fluid in a glow plug or precombuston chamber engine it can fracture the edges of the precombustion chamber and the metal then goes in between the piston and the rings.
@@carrollsanders9376 some diesel engines that are direct injection it’s in the combustion chamber
I know you guy's hate it sometimes when equipment goes down, But love to watch it being fixed i always have.🚜🚜🚜 And craftsman makes real good tools
yeah they aren't bad are they.
I buy SK tools and have been for 40 years. Not cheap but there’s just something about SK I like. I did buy a set of Gear-Wrench ratcheting box end wrenches that are excellent tools as well at a lower price point.
Great point! gear wrench are good but it sounds like SK are better
"Efflorescing/Efflorescence" are the words you're looking for at 11:45. Effervescence is bubbles in a liquid, like the fizz in your sody-pop. ;)
Your right- my bad. Good catch Thanks
Seriously? No ones talking about the mail vehicle hitting rev limiter about to blow up😂
That had me dead
I thought that was wild.
Take the backhoe out to deliver mail.
That's who we were trusting to deliver votes in 2020.
@@juztyn00 pretty much. I knew something was wrong when they handed me a piece of paper.
Glow plugs are a mini 12V (resistance) heater that glows red hot when 12v is applied to it. It heats up the air in the cylinders to allow the diesel fuel to ignite in cold temperatures. They are exposed to fuel to some degree, so they do have way more heat cycles than an intake heater would, and thus they wear out quicker.
You started fixing it and it realized it was the end of day so it finished the job for you guys and fixed itself..love when i bring the nice truck out to do something quick and end up coming home in diesel and hydraulic fluid.. The worst!!
snap on mac and matco are for those that make their living off tools. gearwrench, sunnex are great middle of the road tools. craftsman, tekton and mastercraft are at the bottom of the "good tools" spectrum. Anything from harbor freight or northern tool are decent "home owner" grade tools. All of my tools are gearwrench, sunnex and craftsman and they serve me well.
Dang- Thats a really nice summary.
im an equipment mechanic and honestly ive been using husky mechanics tools for a while now i got 300pc set on black friday a few years back and the quality actually suprised me they are really well made and they come with a no questions ask lifetime warranty and you really cant beat the price i know people that are die hard snap on but i cant justify spending that much on a socket or ratchet that if you break it or lose it your out another 45-80 bucks i also use milwaukee 3/8" and 1/2" fuel impacts
A glow plug is basically a little heating element that sticks down into the cylinders, when they are turned on they heat up and warm up the air in the cylinders.
Craftsman and I love all your videos I'm actually starting my own company because of you
If it isn't leaking, it isn't running! To be fair, I love machines like that. I'm a great operator. Know what separates a guy who can run a machine from a great operator? A great operator can fix what needs to be fixed to keep the machine operating and making money!
Great point! and true
Tekton makes no skip sets that you can get in 1/4. 3/8, and 1/2 drive. They are compact, cheap in cost, excellent in quality., lifetime warranty, and great customer service. Their kits fit easily behind the seats in a single cab truck and are nice to have some on the road tools.
Dewalt 240 ratchet set. Recommend 100% it has 3 sized ratchets metric and standard sockets it has Allen wrench’s and regular wrench’s aswell
Thank you!
@@Dirtmonkey no problem !
O.k. Sam's desperate call of "put that back, put it back!!!" Had me rolling!!! (Just because I've been there before)
Some days are like that. Sorry for your troubles. On the brighter side, you persevered and got the blackhoe home.
Sam really seems like an awesome guy. I really love seeing him in videos besides you I think he's my favorite guy on your channel
Hi Stan. It’s was a wonderful day today. In the middle 60s here in south jersey. It’s supposed to touch in the upper 70s later this week. I hope your Monday and weekend are are well. I really hope cranky pulls thru, its not gonna be a lawn season without him. For dinner tonight we had a nice roast beef with carrots and potatoes.it was a true and fine meal. Hope your week goes smooth as well. I am slatted to start my first mowing in April, i just talked to some of my customers today. And i think i am going to get the Flagg pole and lights i think it will make the fence and front look good. Also, could you do a video on what good landscaping lights are. I know its not rally your thing. But I think people should know what’s good to put up. Solar and or wired. I think the solar lights have come a real long way. Anyways, have a great night Stan, warmest regards,, Alexander costa😉👊🏼🙏🏼
If your going to Install them for a customer wired lights all the way. But Solar is great for yourself, family or friends that know it won't have the same output as wired. Franky is super sick and kind of cranky. haha. Sounds like your having some awesome spring weather! We are about 6 weeks away from that kind of regular temps I believe. See you on the next one . Have a great night Alexander!
"Blind belief in authority is the greatest enemy of truth"... Albert Einstein
“But going in with eyes wide open is it’s best friend.” - Me, just now.
Some have glow plugs, some have a grid heater. Glow plugs screw into the head either into the pre combustion chamber or the cylinder depending on engine design. Grid heaters sit in the intake manifold. Either one if using ether, the pre heater device should be unhooked first for risk of explosion...
Husky kit from Home Depot has been awesome for me. It’s my truck tool box. Does everything I’ve ever asked from it. Never let me down. Paid $99 on sale.
Need to add a small solar charger w/built in charge controller on the machine to keep the battery up. Panel can be put on the roof out of sight. However, during the winter would need to make a point of cleaning off the panel every so often to keep the snow off it. I use a solar charge with a plow truck that only gets used 2 months out of the year. Rest of the time it just sits unused. You'd be amazed how well they work.
I have made a small fortune with my Husky tool set from Home Depot I don't own anything fancy and I am a full-time mechanic where I work and out of my house. I've had my set for 3 or 4 years no issues abused daily but I do take my ratchets apart every few months and clean them and regrease them
I picked up a nice wrench set for $1.25 at Dollarama..nice green durable quality finish with state of the art molded luxurious plastic.
I like the new craftsman gunmetal mechanics set because all of the ratchets are 120 tooth,the coating is very durable, and the craftsman warranty is easy to get and all encompassing.
Sounds like craftsman is decent stuff.
@@Dirtmonkey also if you take the broken stuff to an ace hardware or a Lowe’s they just replace it rather than going through craftsman themselves and having to ship the tool.
When you park out piece of machinery you should spray anything that touches the ground with fox urine and that will keep the mice out great video Stan
Husky 270-piece mechanics tool set. I got it on sale for $99 at Home Depot right before it went out of stock. It is still sold on Ebay. I couldn't recommend it enough. It is easy to carry in a truck and has almost every tool needed to repair something on the road.
Thank you! thats a huge bargain.
That old dog leaks more fluids than I do. 🤪
they only stop leaking when they run dry.
10:16, you have me laughing, rewinding, laughing!! Good one Stan! Keep up the awesome vids brohamsterdam!
Stanley you guys checked the hydraulic level on the backhoe wrong. Proper way to check a hydraulic system is to have all the cylinders fully retracted no chrome showing that will give you your true hydraulic fluid level, just another friendly tip from your heavy equipment repair friend, carry on love the effort you and your crew put,👍👍😝🙂💪✌️✌️
Thank you!
@@Dirtmonkey you're welcome Stanley always a pleasure to help 👍✌️👍, just a tip from your friendly equipment repair man, rock on brother ✌️✌️
You and Sam are like brothers. I love your rapport.
Thanks
Blackhawk tool kits is what I use. They are not the cheapest brand, but far from the most expensive. Have not broken a tool yet in 13 years of using them. Backyard mechanic and landscaper.
Remember...don't worry about it leaking...worry about it if it stops! LOL
Stan. Mechanics tools, I’m a full time diesel mechanic. I’m working on getting the tekton sets in cases. Lifetime warranty. I have the 1/4”. Next set is 3/8” drive. The socket size spread is awesome.
I have an old gearwrench set that I bought like 20 years ago. Almost no matter what I'm working on I always end up getting that set out before I'm done no matter what other tools I have out
That is awesome! Im guessing you know that set so well its easy to find the right tool quickly.
Tool brands are a never ending debate. However for me, most of my hand tools are from Milwaukee. Middle of the road price and they hold up to the abuse without bending, breaking or camming out on bolt heads like cheaper brands tend to. I could never justify snap-on/mac/matco prices for what's on the market. For misc tool(s) sets harbor freight is just fine. Had good luck with their Icon brand as well as craftsman. And when you inevitably break or lose a tool, it's affordable to replace when snap-off just cost you $$$+ for the one wrench.
I like milawuakee tools- one of my favorites in fact
This backhoe is reminding me of 2 of my most hated machines i have worked on,,, A backhoe that had pretty much every seal on the hydraulics leaking,,, allot, And a mercedes mini truck (not unimog) that was filled with so many mice we had to empty the traps 3-4 times a day for weeks, That also leaked hydraulic fluids when the crane was on.
I bet that truck stunk!
@@Dirtmonkey 4 years later im told by friends that still works in the company that owns it, that it still does. Owner is to cheap to have it cleaned and fixed to get rid of the mice problem.
Next time u get a new FORD u should get one with the FORD SPRAY IN BED LINER!!! I bought my first of now 55 delivery trucks with the SPRAY IN BEDLINER & WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER FORD WITHOUT IT! That BATTERY u put in the Bed of ur Sexy Black F-150 would’ve been in the exact spot u set it whenever u got to the BACKHOE!
🇺🇸GOD BLESS U MY FRIEND🇺🇸
Icon tools are in my home. I love knipex (officially pronounced kuh-nip-ex) pliers one my truck bag with a medium sized socket set
Hey you do a very good job I like your attitude like waste you think senior jobs I'm from Michigan you got an awesome Channel
That’s so cool how that backhoe extends like that 👍👍
Teng tools is amazing, if you break a tool of theirs you just email them a picture of the broken tool and they’ll send you a new one with no issues at all, and they’re insanely high quality and do the 10ish% off for UA-camrs for their fans. I’ve seen the channel junkyard digs use those sets and they sponsor him cause he does revivals of older vehicles. Definitely worth the price with unlimited broken tool replacements !
You know the saying, “As soon as you get rid of it you’ll wish you had it back “ , you can’t beat the old equipment, send her up to your farm she’ll come in handy up there.....
She isn't that bad-but starting to get there.
Hey Stan, that effervescence on the really tall wall. Is likely from road salt being washdown. And the salt will only make it so far down the wall before the water evaporates out leaving the salt only showing on the top 6 feet of that wall
thats explains the consistent salt/white stain all the way across 6 the top. could be slight combination of salt from trucks and minerals in the rock exposed to the runoff/wash that evaporates before traveling all the way down. So in sense he is correct moisture falling down the wall could pull minerals out. and Like you said it will only travel 6 feet or so before evaporation. So only the first 6 feet of the wall is exposed, Like Stan Said, to moisture causing minerals to be pulled out of the stone. Orrr You could be right in and its salt with in the water washing down evaporating. Orrrrr IT COULD BE BOTH!!!!! Lets all be winners today. No one is wrong~~!!
For mechanics tools, no one comes close, Snap-on Tools. Best warranty and they are nationwide. If you can’t find a snap on truck you can always mail it back for replacement.
Sounds like the best choice
If that machine is a diesel, it really only need the batteries to start, after that the engine is self sustaining, the alternator is for the "auxiliary" functions, hydraulics, heaters, etc.
I think she needs some extra special love.
On that machine, you’ll need ~12V to keep it running, since it has an electric fuel shutoff solenoid. It also likely has an electric fuel pump, to move the fuel from the tank to the injector pump. The injector pump likely doesn’t have enough pull to suck fuel from the tank to itself. Or, if it does pull enough fuel to run, it may not pull enough to keep from damaging the injection pump itself.
I love my craftsman... harbor freight has sockets that I really like. Their pry bars, tool chests, essentially hand tools, are all pretty decent.
Nice one Stan 👍👍👍🏴🏴🏴
A glow plug is a pencil-like device that gets negative and positive energy. Once the key or the glow plug gets the power it will start to heat and get cherry red. once it is red the light will go out and you are able to start the engine by heating the air in the combustion chamber up. A glow plug can either sit at the top of the cylinder or in its own housing in the cylinder head. And if this helps, the reason for the glow plug light is because the glow plug, while it is heating up, will be very hot, and if diesel splashes on it before it is ready it will leave a burn mark and over time will ruin the glow plug. It is very important to wait for the coil light, glow plug light, or wait to start light to go off. Especially in places where it gets really cold. That is the most basic way I can describe a glow plug but also keep it mechanical. I would hope I know how a glow plug works because I work on a lot of diesel engines. Hope this helped Stan.
Great work a d thanks for sharing this with us. Take care and hope everyone has a nice week
That mail truck probably needs a $20 part and it will run like new again. Those things just won't quit.
Yeah you're right, it probably only needs a $20 part. However, since the government is involved, they'll end up paying $5000 for that same part and it won't be fixed for minimum 6 months. Lol.
Harbor freight 301 piece
Good set of pliers
Good set of wrenches
Harbor freight will replace tool set entirely if a single piece broke
Ive replaced my kit multiple times without the warranty
Thank you
these are the times that try mens souls. u worked the problems and succeeded! way to go guys
Stan I worked as a full time mechanic for years. I had the main brands Snap On, Mac, etc. It came down to what tools I liked the "feel" of for everyday use. I hate the high polish of Snap On wrenches. I was working on dirty and greasy stuff and they where slick to hold on too. I liked Proto wrenches much better. I have several sets that are my Go to wrenches today. As for sockets/ratchets I like S&K. The Knurled handles on their ratchets make holding them with greasy hands much easier. The most used set is a 3/8 drive set that has deeps and shallows in SAE and metric, all in one plastic case # 94549. Around $200 new on EBay. The Proto set/Wrench pack # J1200FASD 5/16 thru 1 1/4 SAE 15 wrenches in a roll pack, on EBay $232 new.
Much appreciated for that info. I also like a gnurled grip as well.
A Mr. Tee moment, “I pity the fool that buys a machine you have neglected maintenance on!”
I carry Husky tool sets on my truck and I love them! always gets replaced when needed at local home depot
Knipex makes the greatest cutters and pliers ever!
I have a battery’s & bulbs plus in my area too and I also have to say they’re customer service is absolutely amazing
Your team came through for you on a long day .one thing about stuff have had for a long time . You know how to fix it ! I made up a jobber
You still can't go wrong with a Craftsman tool set
Check out Metr-Inch sets. I have the 62 pc set for about 20 years and they are bomb proof. The sockets are combination metric and standard size so its like 2 sockets/wrenches in one. But the only issue they haven't resolved is the ability of the 10 mm to go missing
Nice! I have never seen those.
I have had that issue with at least 10 different diesels over my years of farming and i do always keep spare filters around and have done very much the same thing ... I did learn that the Power Service Tank Cleaner is what you use for long term storage but if you have that much of an Algae issue i would also dump in the Power Service Bio Kleen which will kill and break down the fatty buildup then the tank cleaner will help to move it and the filter will catch it .. I did get smart with that and i mix those in my bulk fuel supply so then i don't have to deal with that ...
Kobalt is my favorite for mechanics tools
Cheap compared to some and they work well
Right on
I always got this set from tengtools with me, it got everything you need and it's not too big to get in a machine. It got big sockets, pliers, screw drivers and wrenches in one small box.
I have gear wrench ratcheting wrenches in both standard and metric, I have craftsman 175 piece mechanics set. Screwdrivers are all Klein tools and I have a 1200 cold crank amp jump pack. Glo plugs are a dud injector they sit across from the actual injector that when you turn the key to activate them an electric current is sent to them and they heat up the air in the cylinder to help ease the starting of a cold diesel. Cummins engines do not have glo plugs but instead a block heater and a grid heater.
I love longer videos like this 👍
Thanks for the feedback. this is one of the longest ones I have ever done.
Oh yeah i bet
Said it once before half watt solar panel supplies a trickle charge to maintain batteries of parked equipment. Has to be whole cheaper than buying a battery every season.
yes- its a nice little battery keeper.
it is a hot plug at the top of the cylinder that helps heat the air fuel mixture so when it gets cold it helps it start
Thank you!
I’ve never had a mechanics type hand tool fail. Stolen? Lost? Left out in the rain by persons unknown? Yup. But outright fail? Nope. That’s why I usually buy the cheap stuff, and several sets of it too.
Stuff with cutting edges is a different story... spending the extra $$$ on wire strippers, for example, is worth it. Same with soldering gear, and cordless tools.
I agree- I have very few tools break on me. mostly lost or permanently borrowed.
I use a Duralast ratchet set. They have a 72 tooth ratchet and all common sizes in 6 point in MM and inches, deep well and shallow. Autozone sells the sets.
thanks for the tool recomendation.
Great video bro thanks for sharing 👍😉👊
Thanks for the visit
Checking oil level is ALWAYS the number one thing to do on any piece of equipment. I never start any machine without checking oil
I’m 9 months late but that’s diesel Algae. Power service that makes a biocide to use with the clear-diesel you bought. I’ve had to use it myself on equipment in storage, it’s called Bio Kleen Diesel Fuel Biocide.
Craftsman has a really good 140 piece set. It’s the most complete kit that I have ever seen. Only thing that’s missing is pliers and a hammer.
They seem like a nice option.
What do you mean?? Everything is a hammer 🤣
@@jasonalberta6323 true that
@@Dirtmonkey I also think it’s only like $150, it comes in it’s own tool box.
@@Dirtmonkey Lowes Item #737617. Kobalt 115 pc Standard & Metric & Item #464614 5 pc plier set, then an adjustable ( crescent ) wrench, and a 2 pound sledge and you're all set. Throw it all into a 20 inch tool box with jumper cables. Full kit ready to roll for about $250, which is a bit expensive but its quality and you should have everything you need. Plus extra room in the box for any larger size open end wrenches you need for the equipment
Think of a glowplug as the old-style car cigarette lighter. It's the same principle used in a glowplug. You can spray gas on it all day long and no fires will happen. If you apply power to it for 20 seconds it should heat up over the FLASHPOINT of gas and you get flames.
Thanks for the describing that. makes sense
Glow plugs are to heat the surrounding air to make firing off the cold fuel better then cold air that's why it starts easier in summer bc air is wormer. And idk if anyone else said it but you got water in your hydraulics system
When ur pouring from a jugs turn the spout to the top and it won't surge like that and you can tip it up more before it comes out.
I use Pittsburgh I haven't had problem yet. cheap, strong and they have a life time warranty
Thanks for the recomendation.
Stanley, If your looking for ratchets, breaker bars. General use bolt turners, Harbor freight is your friend. They have awsome tools with I believe a lifetime guarantee.
Hi Stan,
Gott love the mice, or I guess we don't!!!
You know the old saying if you have the tools with you, you won't need them!! LOL!
Check out the Fleet Farm flyer for this week.
There is a 192 piece Dewalt set for $129 it think the sale price is.
I bought one earlier this year, but not for this price.
Nice set!!
dewalts hand tools are good? Never used any myself.
@@Dirtmonkey I have two Dewalt socket sets, and so far I have been very pleased with them.
awesome video stan, I learned a lot. I'll be ready for whenever I get a backhoe!! I like the hour-long video!!
Thanks for liking the hour long video. Not sure how people feel about these long ones.
Great video Stan 🇺🇲
doubt you'll see this comment but in my opinion on mechanics tools a great set of sockets is grey pneumatic duo. been using them for years with no problem and the price is great. pliers are always knipex all the big companies have rebranded knipex for more money
I made a backhoe out of a ford f450 frame, a skidsteer backhoe attachment , a 13hp harbor freight motor, a geo tracker transmission, a bumch of welding rods. Your backhoe would be welcome at my house any day!
Our local John Deere dealer on the counter carries what is called whip battery terminal cleaner and protector.
It is white bottle red lettering
And the stuff inside the bottle is black in color go figure.
Don't get the crap on you.
If you got things growing on your battery cables smear it on and walk away especially the white fuzzy stuff.
When you come back you will be pleasantly surprised
When I see it-Im buying it. Thanks
Do you want me to send you a
Bottle of whip
Terminal cleaner and protectant
It is actually a very small bottle that goes a long ways.
Our local petesto brothers
John Deere dealer
Kiowa co. 80117
Mold in diesel thanks for the lesson😊
I guess its echnically an algae that grows in the water in the diesel? Anyway thats what I understand
Get a truck tool box and more Milwaukee they make hand tools too I hear😂
I really like the milwaukee hand tools
You can look at it multiple ways. I look at it this way, it’s less stuff to deal with later down the road. This is also why I replaced 12 hydraulic hoses on my skid steer after I had to replace the hydraulic pump. They weren’t leaking, but looked really sketchy and I’d hate to have all that brand new hydraulic oil go all over the ground when a hose blows.
Helped dad bleed the brakes on a chevy blazer a while back, blew a brake line, stoped and ordered a new line he installed then I helped bleed again.....pop another line, I believe he ended up replacing just about every line on that thing
Bang for your buck harbor freight quality Milwaukee although harbor freight is life time warranty
Milwaukee is Good stuff for sure.
Stan it’s a snow machine that sits in salt environments and doesn’t get use hardly at all bound to happen fuel looks bad make sure you drain that tank. Spend a few grand on it I’m sure you get paid for it just sitting on that property for the snow season.