Joe, old man here. Been turning wrenches all my life. Your character is as obvious as your skills at repairing these toys. Keep up the great content, and thanks for being a real quality young man.
It’s nice to see someone be kind and not worry about the dollar. Joe knew this seller was almost distraught at not being able to fix this bike. Spent a lot of money and time. Just shows how Joe is such a gentleman!
@@gabrielgreenham Agreed, In this case he made enough $ off the content that he could afford to fix this guy's bike without charging directly for his labor . . . and that gesture makes him a class act.
Man you are such a rare find! Someone that knows how to diagnose problems in an entire bike system saving yourself a ton of time to get to the bottom of a problem fast AND so freaking honest to boot!! It's like watching a Bigfoot riding a unicorn! That was beyond cool letting a seller buy his bike back and not charging him another 3 grand. I apologize I have not caught your name only been watching for a few weeks but I have sent this out to a bunch of buddies proving there are honest folks in the world. It kind of feels like that anyway. Well now that I found a fantastic, honest bike mechanic I am betting that Bigfoot unicorn thing has got to be around here somewhere!!! Thanks man you are the best!!!! 😎
@sasquatchjunk His name is "Da' MAN" when it comes to bikes or like everyone else calls him by his legal name is (Joe) but he is not your average Joe, he is a one-in-a-million Joe and his wife is named Jaden. She is a small lady, and I think Joe must be 6'+. lol
Holy Cow, where else can you find a knowledgeable, competent mechanic to fix your nightmare for just the cost of the parts ?? Good on you, Joe. Early Christmas present for the seller.
Ol' Joe loves his dirtbikes. Bravo for being the bigger man and selling it back with only costs. Thanks again for a lot of learning and teaching moments
@lesoram6236 you can look it up on Google and do the math.. it has many variables.. how many uploads per month how many views each vid... he may not be monetized at all, but at his rate he could easily make 5k/ month
@lesoram6236 you could probably message him about his Financials if it's that much concern. He's a smart kid I'm sure he's making something, as we all wish we could lol
WTG JOE, we need more people like you seriously!!! I will never complain about your cleanliness ever again, you just proved your a man of pure heart and soul. I would be ecstatic if I was the Seller and you did that for me. Have you ever thought about opening your own shop in town with your own shingle on the door?
You're the best mechanical minded person I have ever seen Joe. You are very honorable and I have learned more about how to, than anyone else that I have ever seen. You will prosper in all of your ways and I really enjoy watching your videos.
I'm surprised that one of these manufacturers haven't reached out to you to be a lead mechanic for them, you're extremely good at what you do!! Keep it up!
Nice work Joe! I can’t even begin to tell you how confident I would be tearing into an engine after watching so many of your videos! Very kind of you to offer the guy the bike back plus parts only, you’re a standup dude. 💯💯💯
Favorite UA-camr at the moment. So satisfying to diagnose and follow along as Joe finds the solution. I let go of a couple projects early in my building career because I got frustrated. Love his patience in turning over every stone.
Congrats on the fix, and also for the offer in selling it back. It's reasonable to think you get paid for your time but however you feel good about it is up to you. Good work as always!
First of all, 4-strokers are a pain in the ass to diagnose. Could be a number of factors to get dialed in perfectly. One issue at a time n you'll eventually figure it out. Watching Joe do his thing on these machines is an art form. Learning more and more with each project. Keep the progression towards enlightenment bud! You're doin great!
This is why, you have to have faith in mankind. No matter the race, Creed, color, or religion. There are a lot of angels out there. I've never ridden a motorcycle. But looking at your videos and watching you solve the problems. For some reason gives me hope. Keep up the good work and keep being a great individual.
Inspiring stuff man. You have really inspired me to get into working on my bikes more and that is honestly a gift! My late uncle put me onto your channel, every time I watch a video I smile and think, Uncle Mike would have digged this. Thanks for the effort that you continually put in to making hours of relaxing and insightful videos
That plug shows it's way rich....Until you fix the leak jet you'll never get it right. You can easily make a gasket from an old aluminum pop can cut up as a shim gasket
@@scottydaly7270 Correct, That popping and slight miss is classic valve problems, as the reason the cams out of alignment stopped where it did is from a valve hitting the piston, and now after replacing the cams, a valve is either bent or needs reseating, but by leaving it like it is will lead to its failure, along with the engine.
This world need more people like yourself. What an honourable things to do to sell the bike back to the original owner with only the cost of parts. I wish I had a bike mechanic like yourself. Great content ❤
Wow, I just finished watching this vid all the way until the end… Selling it back for just the cost of the parts with all that labor was mighty generous my brother. God bless can’t wait for the next project…
Buddy! Excellent catch! I watch so many of your videos lately because I was in a motorcycle accident early this summer. You remind me of myself when I was able to do things. I bought so many bikes, jetskis, atvs all broken and cheap and fixed them to flip and buy something else. Now I just watch you do it and enjoy your knowledge basis. Reminds me of my dad who was a motorcycle atv specialist for Yamaha Motor Canada.
And it would be perfectly moral if you sold it back for a profit. Add in the parts, what you charge for labor, and what you'd think it was worth. No one would fault you for making a profit.
That is nice of you to give him his bike back plus parts. We know the bike you love is the Honda Cr 250, I have a 1997 Honda Cr 250 it is so fast it scares me a lot. Touch the gas it rips up your yard
I had a 2000 Kawasaki klx300 that was hard starting, broke the kick stater shaft, had to split the cases. turns out the automatic decompression mechanism was off from the the factory. found the plans and info on planet klx and had to re time the cam shaft, ran great and never had problem with that engine..Nice job man..
Hey joe that was really nice of you to give the kid back his bike without making a profit, not to many people out there like that, hope he’ll enjoy it for a long time
He makes a hell of a profit on every machine he works on, whether he keeps them or sells them. He's got 500,000+ subscribers and that brings in a nice tidy sum of UA-cam $$$ on every video. That's how all those UA-camrs that go around destroying six figure cars and stuff are able to buy them in the first place. UA-cam money, if you can make content that is actually watched, pays lots and lots of $$$.
Wow, how often do you do charity work? That’s awesome! The reason most of us can not find all the problems is because we’re not a master mechanic like you! Your expertise has to be worth something $. I’m sure other’s are thinking this also. Your show YT covers the cost of labor? I do a lot of repairs on simple things like rider mowers and small motors, jet skis, Paramotors, repair my own truck or car, complete rebuild of muscle car 1970 350 Oldsmobile Cutlass supreme, we shade mechanics understanding what your doing and enjoy all the aspects of watching that you just knowing what the heck your doing and figuring out what all the different things wrong most of us can’t do. Years of knowledge packed into many of your tear downs you make look easy. Thank you.
Congrats for another great solution! You wouldn't be out of line if you added your hourly to the buy back! A shop would be charging $125 an hour and most likely would not have found the issue so it's way OK for you to recoup your effort and expertise!
Sounds like a tuner from the 90s when you decelerate. Nice job though Joe, you're an amazing mechanic and a really great person. Thank you so very much for constantly sharing some of the absolute best content on UA-cam. I've been a fan for years..
I've been watching since like your first video always awesome work and I have learned quite a bit just by watching you so thank you and keep the videos coming 👍
Well done Joe. Being known for helping people out fixing their machines for just the cost of parts will come back 10 fold in viewers and sponsors. I would put out a video of you returning the bike to the owner to get his reaction. I live a couple hrs from you and would pay for your time to make my quad run (as you would say ) "Perfect"
Awesome vlog and hey thank you, this is helping me massively.....now I know what I'm doing.....gonna follow this step,by,step.....(have a c.r.f.250, not started,in 4 years.....)....respect.....keep doin what you do....
Joe, when it comes to radiating caps, inspect the pullback valve very closely. That goes south on all, and I mean all radiator caps first. That is why I pressure test every cap on a bike or car, for that matter that I service. Force of habit, yes and a cheap insurance policy for my clientele. What reinforced that habit is a fellow that works for one of my clients. The poor guy hadn't noticed the issue with the pullback valve on his Tundra 5.7. That lead to a burned down engine. The cost of a reman delivered to my shop from a trusted Colorado engine builder was freakin' nuts. Firing that vehicle up to bring it into the shop for diagnosis, there was coolant flowing out the exhaust pipes. I promply shut it down and prepared an estimate.
Great job as always. Fcr carb rebuild should always be with the mid body gasket kit. This resolves many idle / mixture issues. Nice human touch with the selling back price 😅
Definitely been down on her side at some point dude, not only the bent bars as you pointed out, also has a Yamaha front brake master cylinder. Keep doing what you do joe, love your work and love your channel 💪🏼
another success! thanks for sharing :) Wish I was closer as Id buy one after you have gone thru it and make them good to go. yeah Im all the way over in North Idaho
Joe I'm impressed by your work ethic and dedication to getting things fixed I'm 55 yrs old but am nooo mechanic you do a great job sir.. also my opinion is nothing sounds better than a 2 smoke the 4 chokes just don't sound right to me..
The "previously..." section in this video was awesome. I normally catch most of your videos, but for whatever reason I hadn't seen the first few of this bike - so just a heads up that the first couple minutes were super valuable!
Joe also makes money from his YT channel from all of us watching and sharing the channel, so he does get some pay too. Hopefully with enough views he will get very well paid for his time spent with all of us ;)
Dude, you don't even charge for labor? Hope that guy realizes and appreciates the solid you did for him. Wishing you the same blessings you bestow others.
Good on you for letting him have it back for just the added cost for the parts. That was a nice thing to do.
Saved me an hr. Thx friend
I suspect he knew the guy all along...
You’re a good Christian man Joe!!🇺🇸⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Agreed that was A great choice along with great content.
@@dubiousf00d Should watch it regardless. Joes content is always good.
Dude, that's cool as shit that you're selling the bike back to him for a steal of a price. Tells a lot about your character.
Nice job, man!
Rich pipeblower: I totally agree someone who has invested as much time and money would like to ride what he wrought.
@PaulHigginbothamSr pipeblower... 🤣 that was a first! Well played good sir, well played! 👏
Joe, old man here. Been turning wrenches all my life. Your character is as obvious as your skills at repairing these toys. Keep up the great content, and thanks for being a real quality young man.
Totally agree with ya!!!
It’s nice to see someone be kind and not worry about the dollar. Joe knew this seller was almost distraught at not being able to fix this bike. Spent a lot of money and time. Just shows how Joe is such a gentleman!
Yeah, Joe is a class act, . Make no mistake though, he made plenty off the content
@@Andy_Hinnersand he should make money of his content.
@@gabrielgreenham
Agreed, In this case he made enough $ off the content that he could afford to fix this guy's bike without charging directly for his labor . . . and that gesture makes him a class act.
It's really commendable to let the guy keep the bike back and only pay for the parts. you are the best!
Man you are such a rare find! Someone that knows how to diagnose problems in an entire bike system saving yourself a ton of time to get to the bottom of a problem fast AND so freaking honest to boot!! It's like watching a Bigfoot riding a unicorn!
That was beyond cool letting a seller buy his bike back and not charging him another 3 grand.
I apologize I have not caught your name only been watching for a few weeks but I have sent this out to a bunch of buddies proving there are honest folks in the world. It kind of feels like that anyway. Well now that I found a fantastic, honest bike mechanic I am betting that Bigfoot unicorn thing has got to be around here somewhere!!! Thanks man you are the best!!!! 😎
@sasquatchjunk His name is "Da' MAN" when it comes to bikes or like everyone else calls him by his legal name is (Joe) but he is not your average Joe, he is a one-in-a-million Joe and his wife is named Jaden. She is a small lady, and I think Joe must be 6'+. lol
Holy Cow, where else can you find a knowledgeable, competent mechanic to fix your nightmare for just the cost of the parts ?? Good on you, Joe. Early Christmas present for the seller.
Ol' Joe loves his dirtbikes. Bravo for being the bigger man and selling it back with only costs. Thanks again for a lot of learning and teaching moments
Not even in to bikes but it's pleasure to watch you diagnose the issues and return the bike to the owner - keep up the great work !
Good on you for being that kind. The hours you spent diagnosing and fixing is worth a lot.
I hope you are rewarded in some way later.
Lol ya he makes money from UA-cam for working on the bike
@lesoram6236 he's only got 509k subscribers so I imagine he can make a couple thousand a month possibly.. depending on sponsors and ads aswell
Think it's about 3 cents per view
@lesoram6236 you can look it up on Google and do the math.. it has many variables.. how many uploads per month how many views each vid... he may not be monetized at all, but at his rate he could easily make 5k/ month
@lesoram6236 you could probably message him about his Financials if it's that much concern. He's a smart kid I'm sure he's making something, as we all wish we could lol
WTG JOE, we need more people like you seriously!!! I will never complain about your cleanliness ever again, you just proved your a man of pure heart and soul. I would be ecstatic if I was the Seller and you did that for me. Have you ever thought about opening your own shop in town with your own shingle on the door?
This man has a awesome gift. He knows his way around these toys and hes teaching so many people at the same time.
Good job. That was really nice letting the guy buy the bike back.
You're the best mechanical minded person I have ever seen Joe. You are very honorable and I have learned more about how to, than anyone else that I have ever seen. You will prosper in all of your ways and I really enjoy watching your videos.
I'm surprised that one of these manufacturers haven't reached out to you to be a lead mechanic for them, you're extremely good at what you do!! Keep it up!
Your Diagnostic Skills are By Far "Outstanding". I enjoy watching your skills at work...
Obviously the seller didn't know you could probably fix this bike. Now he knows. Great video!!
Good job with diagnosis and repair. Don't give your skills away, the PO needs to pay you for your work. Parts is not enough.
Great problem solving, that camshaft sprocket would have thrown most people off not expecting it. 👌
The lobes direction was dead giveaway but you're right most ppl might think it's right due to the timing mark on sprocket.
I’m impressed with the riders who are “Almost” mechanics but not quite. 😂 ❤ !
Getting my first one and I don't know a damn thing
Massive plus to you man for letting him buying it back without adding on what ya easy could have done for ya work and all.
It's a pleasure to watch you work. I don't know how you do it.
Man, that's so cool of you to sell it back to the guy. I hope he gets to enjoy it for many years!!
Joe, it gladdens my heart every time i see you wearing protective gloves when handling fuels and oils!
Nice work Joe! I can’t even begin to tell you how confident I would be tearing into an engine after watching so many of your videos! Very kind of you to offer the guy the bike back plus parts only, you’re a standup dude. 💯💯💯
Brother, not only are you a most excellent, elite level, motorcycle mechanic, you are also a great human being. Cheers, to you, man!
Your a good man for letting him have the bike back! Enjoy watching your videos…..
Very generous. Fix a bike for somebody you don't know for free plus parts. Lot of time gone into that bike, but I guess UA-cam ads pay for that
Big time.
How kool to give the guy that deal. Says a lot about you. Great vid as always
Nice give back. Two points awarded. Thanks for sharing!
Well Done on the Resale back to the Orignal Owner. It just Proves you're in it for the Love of the Bike.
Well done another great Fix and the previous owner very happy Great.
Favorite UA-camr at the moment. So satisfying to diagnose and follow along as Joe finds the solution. I let go of a couple projects early in my building career because I got frustrated. Love his patience in turning over every stone.
Congrats on the fix, and also for the offer in selling it back. It's reasonable to think you get paid for your time but however you feel good about it is up to you. Good work as always!
He always gets paid for his time, even if he keeps everything that he fixes. Many, many subscribers and even more viewers = big, big, UA-cam $$$.
i watch you alot and you are like bad ass dude .the way you show what you are doing is helping anyone who is watching your channel.
First of all, 4-strokers are a pain in the ass to diagnose. Could be a number of factors to get dialed in perfectly. One issue at a time n you'll eventually figure it out. Watching Joe do his thing on these machines is an art form. Learning more and more with each project. Keep the progression towards enlightenment bud! You're doin great!
You're a real Gent, Joe.
This is why, you have to have faith in mankind. No matter the race, Creed, color, or religion. There are a lot of angels out there. I've never ridden a motorcycle. But looking at your videos and watching you solve the problems. For some reason gives me hope. Keep up the good work and keep being a great individual.
You got a good HEART brother. Awesome job on the diagnostics. Great video, thanks.
Inspiring stuff man. You have really inspired me to get into working on my bikes more and that is honestly a gift! My late uncle put me onto your channel, every time I watch a video I smile and think, Uncle Mike would have digged this. Thanks for the effort that you continually put in to making hours of relaxing and insightful videos
I have to say you’re a stand up guy !! You don’t see that much anymore much respect homie
Great video as always. I have to commend you on your compassion and moral integrity and honesty. Good job Joe
That plug shows it's way rich....Until you fix the leak jet you'll never get it right. You can easily make a gasket from an old aluminum pop can cut up as a shim gasket
Yes I didn’t think it sounded right at all
@@scottydaly7270 Correct, That popping and slight miss is classic valve problems, as the reason the cams out of alignment stopped where it did is from a valve hitting the piston, and now after replacing the cams, a valve is either bent or needs reseating, but by leaving it like it is will lead to its failure, along with the engine.
Your a good straight up dude! The world needs more people like you 🤙🏻love your videos!
This world need more people like yourself. What an honourable things to do to sell the bike back to the original owner with only the cost of parts. I wish I had a bike mechanic like yourself. Great content ❤
I have recently subscribed to your channel. Selling the bike back for that price is very cool of you. That's amazing.
Wow, I just finished watching this vid all the way until the end… Selling it back for just the cost of the parts with all that labor was mighty generous my brother. God bless can’t wait for the next project…
That was nice of you not to charge labor. Nice job as always
Good job at fixing it!
Buddy! Excellent catch! I watch so many of your videos lately because I was in a motorcycle accident early this summer. You remind me of myself when I was able to do things. I bought so many bikes, jetskis, atvs all broken and cheap and fixed them to flip and buy something else. Now I just watch you do it and enjoy your knowledge basis. Reminds me of my dad who was a motorcycle atv specialist for Yamaha Motor Canada.
Your a good guy Joe! I'm sure nobody would have an issue with you at least getting your labour costs back. Very honorable for just cost of parts.
Well, that's pretty awesome that you are gonna sell it back for what you paid for it plus parts.
Most people wouldn't do that.
There is a reason for that, he makes money from the video so he can 🙃
And it would be perfectly moral if you sold it back for a profit. Add in the parts, what you charge for labor, and what you'd think it was worth. No one would fault you for making a profit.
@@deliveryguy7402At least charge the guy a case of beer.
In a just world, the guy would gift Joe a HF parts washer along with that case of beer! 😊
Buddy gonna turn around sell it for $3500 now 😅
That is nice of you to give him his bike back plus parts. We know the bike you love is the Honda Cr 250, I have a 1997 Honda Cr 250 it is so fast it scares me a lot. Touch the gas it rips up your yard
What a great honest guy you are. Very generous indeed.👍
Skills and a big honest heart together is indeed a RARE find.
I had a 2000 Kawasaki klx300 that was hard starting, broke the kick stater shaft, had to split the cases. turns out the automatic decompression mechanism was off from the the factory. found the plans and info on planet klx and had to re time the cam shaft, ran great and never had problem with that engine..Nice job man..
You are a very generous guy total respect!
Oh man, that's a happy ending. Nice work. You're making a world your kid will be happy to live in.
Hey joe that was really nice of you to give the kid back his bike without making a profit, not to many people out there like that, hope he’ll enjoy it for a long time
He makes a hell of a profit on every machine he works on, whether he keeps them or sells them. He's got 500,000+ subscribers and that brings in a nice tidy sum of UA-cam $$$ on every video. That's how all those UA-camrs that go around destroying six figure cars and stuff are able to buy them in the first place. UA-cam money, if you can make content that is actually watched, pays lots and lots of $$$.
You did the right thing selling him his bike back! You are a class act! Cheers!
Wow, how often do you do charity work? That’s awesome! The reason most of us can not find all the problems is because we’re not a master mechanic like you! Your expertise has to be worth something $. I’m sure other’s are thinking this also. Your show YT covers the cost of labor? I do a lot of repairs on simple things like rider mowers and small motors, jet skis, Paramotors, repair my own truck or car, complete rebuild of muscle car 1970 350 Oldsmobile Cutlass supreme, we shade mechanics understanding what your doing and enjoy all the aspects of watching that you just knowing what the heck your doing and figuring out what all the different things wrong most of us can’t do. Years of knowledge packed into many of your tear downs you make look easy. Thank you.
A gentleman and a scholar ..
Awful nice to only charge him parts. And not for the labor. People don't do that often these days. Great job on the bike. Awesome video.
Congrats for another great solution! You wouldn't be out of line if you added your hourly to the buy back! A shop would be charging $125 an hour and most likely would not have found the issue so it's way OK for you to recoup your effort and expertise!
Nice catch on the spun cam!
Sounds like a tuner from the 90s when you decelerate. Nice job though Joe, you're an amazing mechanic and a really great person. Thank you so very much for constantly sharing some of the absolute best content on UA-cam. I've been a fan for years..
Awesome job! You're a good man for letting him buy it back a cost of parts. Keep up the great work. I'm learning alot from your videos.
I've been watching since like your first video always awesome work and I have learned quite a bit just by watching you so thank you and keep the videos coming 👍
Wow what a nice guy you are Joe. That guy is getting a steal of a deal. Plus it was done right.
I can't believe how great you are to sell the bike back to him for that price .There are not many people like you left ,i will keep watching
You are so awesome letting him have the bike back for just cost of parts alot of people would add labor. God bless you and your family.
Good man. I'm sure the seller made a new friend in you.
He did just get a free engine though so....
🤣 yeah I bet there’s a lot of people who want their machine back after it’s fixed!
Well done Joe. Being known for helping people out fixing their machines for just the cost of parts will come back 10 fold in viewers and sponsors. I would put out a video of you returning the bike to the owner to get his reaction. I live a couple hrs from you and would pay for your time to make my quad run (as you would say ) "Perfect"
I feel like you making a grand would have been cool to most people considering all of the hours and frustration you put into it. Good on you!!
Why would you bypass the jet? Also you're a good man for letting the guy buy the bike back for what you paid plus the cost of the parts.
Always enjoy your videos. Great job. Plus, the seller gets the bike back. Thank you Again for the videos.
Another great video Joe great work on diagnosis mate
you're talented at fixing engines. I wanna be like you and do work like this on motorcycles and ATVs
Excellent video, Joe. You’re the best.
You're a Chad for letting the prior owner buy this back at your parts cost!
Awesome vlog and hey thank you, this is helping me massively.....now I know what I'm doing.....gonna follow this step,by,step.....(have a c.r.f.250, not started,in 4 years.....)....respect.....keep doin what you do....
Very good man joe, you never charge him your labor,,,good job
Wow, you are generous not charging for some of your time invested.
Joe, when it comes to radiating caps, inspect the pullback valve very closely. That goes south on all, and I mean all radiator caps first. That is why I pressure test every cap on a bike or car, for that matter that I service. Force of habit, yes and a cheap insurance policy for my clientele. What reinforced that habit is a fellow that works for one of my clients. The poor guy hadn't noticed the issue with the pullback valve on his Tundra 5.7. That lead to a burned down engine. The cost of a reman delivered to my shop from a trusted Colorado engine builder was freakin' nuts. Firing that vehicle up to bring it into the shop for diagnosis, there was coolant flowing out the exhaust pipes. I promply shut it down and prepared an estimate.
Great job as always. Fcr carb rebuild should always be with the mid body gasket kit. This resolves many idle / mixture issues. Nice human touch with the selling back price 😅
You, sir, are as solid as them come. I'm sure you made his day.
Definitely been down on her side at some point dude, not only the bent bars as you pointed out, also has a Yamaha front brake master cylinder. Keep doing what you do joe, love your work and love your channel 💪🏼
another success!
thanks for sharing :)
Wish I was closer as Id buy one after you have gone thru it and make them good to go.
yeah Im all the way over in North Idaho
I love this channel I feel like I get smarter every time I watch it. it’s almost like I’m in an apprenticeship lol
Joe I'm impressed by your work ethic and dedication to getting things fixed I'm 55 yrs old but am nooo mechanic you do a great job sir.. also my opinion is nothing sounds better than a 2 smoke the 4 chokes just don't sound right to me..
A very frustrated seller turned into a very happy buyer. Good on you.
I was wondering the whole time how much you would charge the previous owner. Cost of parts, quality move man. Makes me love your channel even more.
Great video Joe watching from Edinburgh Scotland UK 🇬🇧
I've been waiting very very patiently for this second video.
Wow your very generous in selling it back to the owner at cost of parts great job hats off to you
The "previously..." section in this video was awesome. I normally catch most of your videos, but for whatever reason I hadn't seen the first few of this bike - so just a heads up that the first couple minutes were super valuable!
Don't give your skills away, son. I think a fair price for him would have been $2k - your time is worth something, unless he's a good friend.
Joe also makes money from his YT channel from all of us watching and sharing the channel, so he does get some pay too. Hopefully with enough views he will get very well paid for his time spent with all of us ;)
Dude, you don't even charge for labor? Hope that guy realizes and appreciates the solid you did for him. Wishing you the same blessings you bestow others.
That is awesome! You are an incredible mechanic!