Youtube comments of (@walterrobbins4470).

  1. Old school hardware stores usually sell better quality but a little higher price but it’s usually worth the difference
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  2. Start an argument with him about a completely different subject and let it escalate until he doesn’t like to talk to you anymore and maybe you won’t have to work on it anymore. You are already on a first name basis with some of those bolts.
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  3. The oil pressure light makes me think low oil pressure and a lot of newer stuff has a low oil pressure cutoff that kills the engine so it doesn’t get burned up
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  4. I’m going to use a variation of that joke for some of my older engines
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  5. Your advice on brake jobs really helped me out with doing the pads and rotors on my explorer last weekend
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  6. A good suggestion is to write the date and mileage on your oil filter so you don’t forget when you did it and need to do it again
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  7. It could have been more obvious if the mice had left a note with a confession
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  8. The herpes of the mechanic world. That’s the best description I’ve ever heard.
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  9. The 6 o’clock position is not at the top. That’s the 12 o’clock position
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  10. Good flipper.
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  11. If you find free bullets, that’s a generous neighborhood
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  12. I always liked that little doghouse cubby
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  13. I think I can speak for many of your fans. We find repairs like this plenty interesting
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  14. I felt that spark all the way to my elbow
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  15. Even did the detail work with the broom. 🎉
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  16. Spare keys in a place you would never think to look
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  17. I first saw her at the church cleaning out the basement. Her name is Eva
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  18. Those tires are perfect for a burnout competition. They are going to pop quickly and get you some points
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  19. Very nice metal workbench
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  20. Your friend is okay with rust brushing and paint spraying. Not so much with welding
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  21. Sitting 20 years and making smoke in a few seconds
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  22. The resistance of the air cleaner is supposed to be what makes it draw fuel
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  23. West coast mirrors
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  24. There’s a fiberglass reinforced plywood like they use to make the box for uhaul trucks. The closest place that makes it to you would probably be Washington courthouse Ohio
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  25. If you win something on this channel, don’t be convinced that you will actually get it. I won a t-shirt and can of blaster and never got them
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  26. Don’t worry about a schedule for your videos. Yes, we like to have a regular supply. I have a couple channels that put out videos occasionally and I watch them when they come out. Would I prefer that they make regular schedules? Yes. Am I going to throw a hissy fit if they don’t? No
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  27. When you are tearing a radiator apart you can use a hand torch to loosen the bonds and they come apart much easier
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  28. From a biblical perspective it could be argued that you aren’t supposed to trim the corners of your beard. However it can also be argued that your body is your wife’s and she has the right to tell you how she wants your hair/beard to be. My wife endorsed my beard. She sometimes regrets that decision but she also likes it when I tickle her neck with it.
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  29. Advertised it in the wrong area. I would have gotten it for a cheaper runaround to park at the company yard but the transportation to get it to Utah would have been ridiculous
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  30. The church would have been a bad investment if you weren’t able to do the work yourself, but being a capable human such as yourself, I think you are going to get a pretty decent return for several years
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  31. I hate trying to work on most van engines. Gail is a different story because you can access everything
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  32. The Mozart was so nice
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  33. The first mention of how you plan to stand the engine up to remove the pan had me worried
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  34. My worry was justified
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  35. Fat Alice is the exception but it’s mostly because it’s a Fiat Alice brand
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  36. I’m glad you told us about the property you are trying to get. Every time I see you moving stuff around in your cramped yard I think you need more space
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  37. The TA dah! Presentation is nice
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  38. Gus was definitely offended by the crazy cart
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  39. No such thing as a penny gambling machine because you have to bet at least 5cents
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  40. Pretty cool way to get more push and pull for turning the engine over
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  41. The tires were plugged more times than the toilets at Taco Bell
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  42. Definitely in better shape than the el Camino
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  43. I understand the pivot for the boom on an excavator now. I have used one a few times but never while trying to dig alongside a wall. Mystery solved.
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  44. Pole barn style tractor paint repaint?
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  45. “Not to mention” and then you just mention it anyway. You’re such a rebel.
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  46. Pretty good repair on the frame. I had to do that on a trailer once
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  47. I love that title. Battle of the beater
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  48. Look like a million after the pressure washer? No. It looks like $75
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  49. The sock idea is interesting. I’m concerned that there’s probably a bunch of crud in the radiator on my caprice wagon
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  50. What a horrible pile at the gas station
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  51. Fixing a vehicle when you have the time is fine. When you depend on the vehicle to get you to work or something and you don’t have a backup is when it gets frustrating
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  52. I do that with almost every channel I am subscribed to
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  53. As old as the soft lines are on the brakes, they should be replaced
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  54. Nice when I get proven correct. I commented earlier before the soft lines were shown to be bad.
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  55. Now we know why Gus sleeps in the sunlight. Solar power dog
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  56. I would certainly order a shirt if I were to ever get my Blaster t shirt that I was supposed to get
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  57.  @NoNonsenseKnowHow  ok
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  58. Really impressed with the raptor liner
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  59. I have always had the feeling the the earbuds are going to fall out at the worst possible moment
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  60. PCM pressure control module? Portuguese coffee merchant? Primary carburetor moderator?
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  61. Vice grip garage also has a fair amount of nonsense. You advertised no nonsense. Just keep being yourself and doing your thing your way
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  62. Gotta say that Pole Barn Garage has a unique approach to vehicles
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  63. At the rate you work you should be completely moved to the new shop by thanksgiving
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  64. Good idea to write the date on the oil filter so you know when it was changed last
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  65. $3400 + Whatever you paid for it + the service kit you bought = did you still get a decent deal?
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  66. Gen 2 welding camera is a success
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  67. At first I had visions of a concrete truck instead of the little mixer and wheelbarrow
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  68. If you’re going on safari you should have been wearing a pith helmet
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  69. How much did that old beauty cost?
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  70. I’m Walt and I approve this comment
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  71. 5 different brands of dinosaur juice. I love it
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  72. Nice haircut
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  73. That’s going to be a heck of a bonfire
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  74. The new windshield in the van looks great
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  75. Ever since the first episode of Gail I have been looking for one like her
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  76. The speed test results wouldn’t be so dubious if we had slow motion photo finish documentation
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  77. You certainly didn’t waste your time getting it running. You got a good video out of it
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  78. Oregon has made it optional to pump your own gas now.
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  79. The desert is so hard on weather stripping and plastic
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  80. 1000x more organized than my garage but it’s getting 1000x more use than mine too
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  81. I cheered to myself when you said you were going to paint the rims
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  82. I thought you had your diesel converted roller working. I bet it would have done the job in 1/10th the time
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  83. For the price you paid you are in good shape. You could part it out and make your money back. I just saw the vice grips. You just jumped ahead
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  84. You can also get yourself some old conveyor to pile up your finished product
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  85. Park it in a bad neighborhood in California and let a homeless person move in to have a shelter
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  86. Emergency egress window would be my guess so people could escape if there was a fire
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  87. I see the big kobelco saved a leafy branch so it could work in the shade
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  88. Those welds are so nice. Maybe you ought to do that stuff for a living 😂
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  89. In the smell comparison test with fresh cut hay, I will challenge that with fresh baked bread or barbacoa.
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  90. Is that Kobelco too big to be the upgrade that you were talking about
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  91. Those are some awesome lights
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  92. It’s called fiber tech
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  93. Nylon cap? Hmm…. I like it
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  94. You wear hearing protection when you’re doing tires but when you’re using the air hammer, no hearing protection
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  95. It would have been funny if you had made your stick man falling down in distress
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  96. I’m Walt and I approve this comment
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  97. I wonder if the switch on top of the joystick on the gradall is the telescopic boom
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  98. I know what you mean about having time for projects. That is the single biggest reason I haven’t started a channel yet. I’m not home often enough and long enough to get much done
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  99. We have different ideas about adult entertainment. I’m an adult and I find YouTube videos like this to be entertaining. And much better for your health.
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  100. I always use a six point socket for bleeders that haven’t been touched in a long time
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  101. Nicer patch of water
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  102. Headlight restoration kit would make a difference on the komatsu gauge cover
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  103. I did the headlights on my car a year and a half ago and they are still clear
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  104. So you put the whole kit and kaboodle in the shop. How many kaboodles do you have?
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  105. Now you smell like cookies
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  106. Spaceman Matt with a sand ray gun
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  107. I use a hand truck to lift the drums. It’s a little bit of a balancing act but it’s still easier than the Samson method.
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  108. That ripper is a whole herd of beef
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  109. To say that you have no idea what you’re doing is untrue. You don’t know specifically what you’re doing but you do know stuff so you have an idea
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  110. I think it would be pretty cool to live in an old church but not as an apartment with neighbors
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  111. Concrete work has changed a lot since I did it in 1989
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  112. Those seats lay back further than I would like
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  113. With the 135 degree drill sharpening, those bits will go right through microwaved margarine 😅
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  114. Did you at least clean the battery terminals before putting them on?
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  115. Looks like tachycardia to me. Put it on medication
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  116. The tiller started out of self defense. It heard you say the name of Mustie1 and it knew that resistance was futile.
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  117. Just had to keep picking away at it
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  118. Maybe you should put in a wooden floor with lots of linseed oil
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  119. My grandpa had a 69 3/4 ton pickup with a 396 in it and he beat that thing to death. When I bought it from him I looked it over and there was not a single body panel that didn’t have a dent
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  120. I personally wouldn’t trust a plug to roll the tire across the street. I know most people have decent luck with them but I don’t
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  121. Serious exhaust leak from the bottom of the stack
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  122. The hydraulic fluid was helping rust treat the underside
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  123. Nice thing about a bent screwdriver is that no one will steal it
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  124. Rattling noise = reason it was parked?
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  125. You’ll know that you have achieved true mechanic status when you start making your own sockets for those extra large nuts
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  126. Definitely got yourself a chick magnet there
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  127. You can spray over the top of the flashing edge with flex seal
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  128. I had a 550 4 cylinder Honda and it was a pretty good bike. I never had time to ride it.
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  129. You should really look at relationships with the motto “happy spouse happy house” it’s not all about making the wife happy, it’s about both of you being happy
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  130. I have CDO. It’s like OCD but with the letters in alphabetical order like they belong.
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  131. I’m glad you finally got a bead hammer and proper tire bars
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  132. That’s just a mild county dispute paint job rather than a world war paint job
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  133. I like the trays better too but I use the rails for special sets
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  134. Kinda the opposite of regrooving tires
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  135. Music, applause in the transcript and diagrams for explaining how things work. It’s going to be a good video
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  136. For $200 and some work it looks pretty good
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  137. The paint job along was $700
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  138. Medieval? I didn’t think they had pneumatic hammers in the days of Lancelot
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  139. Do you feel any differently about coronavirus now than you did when this video came out?
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  140. I’m a big fan of the Lango tribe but they don’t make cnc oil
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  141. Major crimes showed up? Did you accidentally sign up to be in a mob family by getting the car?
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  142. The problem with tow trucks is that they are so busy that it’s hard to find time to do the maintenance on them especially the time consuming stuff because you might get a call out and you don’t want to miss out on making money. Most towing companies don’t have a backup to cover for the ones that need to be in the shop so keep them updated
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  143. Your wife was so excited about the idea of getting it
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  144. I’m Walt and I approve this comment
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  145. Scooter wrecks like that are going to make you feel old
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  146. You could also put some lubricant in your foot shifter
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  147. She needs a good cleaning in the cab
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  148. Water will travel through the exhaust through condensation
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  149. Pretty cool gantry crane for the transmission
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  150. Really need to put an air cleaner on it to provide a little drag to get it to idle better
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  151. Does your wife go down there to sift through the stuff?
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  152. It’s cool that the tire shop lets you use the shop all the time
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  153. The visual representation was a very nice explanation
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  154. Double battery leads for double the amperage for cranking
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  155. Gently persuade the forklift into the bucket
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  156. Looks good. I’m definitely not the roofing guy. I have acrophobia and there’s no way I would get up there walking on the trusses
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  157. That loader has an awful lot of squeaks to it. Did you mention the invention of grease to the owners?
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  158. Best case scenario, what are you going to do with the logging machine?
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  159. Galaxy CB radios are really good quality
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  160. You finally had a wedge with some fight to it
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  161. Every time you show those crowded neighborhoods I feel so glad I don’t live there
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  162. Solid rubber tires only really work well on flat concrete
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  163. I agree that a vise is number one The little impact driver is a two I’m about 50/50 between a drill and a grinder for number three Rolling tool cart with the most often used hand tools for number four because I hate having to walk back and forth from tools to projects Air compressor and air tools or dremel tool for number five they are equally indispensable
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  164. I think I would have tried to remove the master cylinder and then fought with the cap
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  165. Slow and careful operation of a backhoe is best if you don’t really know what you’re doing
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  166. If the guy is a Vietnam veteran he’s probably over 80 years old
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  167. I’m proud of you for using Rotella T-4
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  168. I think I would prefer to have a platform where I could ride with it and have individual manual controls
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  169. So I wouldn’t have to walk back and forth a million times
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  170. Hey! It’s that line. I tried to tell you but you cheated
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  171. And folks wonder why no one wants to be a mechanic. I have a theory that engineers go out of their way to make things difficult to work on.
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  172. In the case where you had to go back for the trailer you could have taken the flat tires off and mounted up something that would roll.
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  173. It’s too bad they don’t make a tool for striking things. Just grab the pliers or a wrench or a piece of metal, whatever is close to hand
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  174. I understand why I’ve had problems with math up until now. I haven’t been incorporating the rotation of the Earth. I just used barometric pressure and wind resistance.
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  175. What do you mean V6? I think you mean straight 6
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  176. A battery cutout switch could be installed to save the battery from draining
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  177. Slap a battery in and go. You would go but not so much with the stopping.
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  178. I came here because someone said you had a good channel. A lot of the stuff you do is over my head but I still watch. If a video is over an hour and a half I don’t want to watch. I skip through patches.
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  179. The heater vents are for more expensive models but they just make all the dashes the same to cut costs
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  180. Looks like someone upgraded the lighting under the hood. Had to work on it in the dark plenty
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  181. Even though you’re not a smoker you look like you have the skill level of someone with practice
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  182. First thing you need to do is fix the charging systems on both ends
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  183. I remember watching a video of a guy who took a mill like this to Alaska to make his lumber to build his house. He was able to use the scraps to heat it
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  184. I was hoping you would show up the top speed
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  185. You have the tread pattern going the wrong direction. The rolling only tires are supposed to have the tread facing the opposite direction as the driving tires
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  186. You seem to be using method 82 of skinning
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  187. Thanks for cutting open the oil filter and showing us the inside
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  188. Your hair grows so fast I bet you will need two cut before I need my summer haircut
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  189. I have seen several channels that say it is a good idea to anti seize on the pins. Why do you say it is a bad idea?
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  190. A gender neutral van
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  191. Thanks for the education of finding a parasitic draw on a battery. I have a little car that will go dead in two weeks but it’s the dash clock so I put in a battery cutoff like you did to solve the problem
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  192. The rain on the drive home was to prime it for a pressure wash
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  193. Was the aerial footage taken at the property you are looking at getting?
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  194. I assume you’re going to put a thumb on it
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  195. The threads were only as hard as a left turn in front of a shopping mall on Black Friday
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  196. I don’t knock on wood because I don’t want to summon the tree spirits to help me out
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  197. 3rd order of business is to put a muffler on the old girl
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  198. A glass person = glazier
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  199. Let’s leave Auntie Roberta alone
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  200. The knights of Ni are very disappointed about the shrubbery
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  201. I don’t know why design engineers hate mechanics so much
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  202. Nice how your middle finger was accidentally up while mentioning California. It wouldn’t have been an accident for me
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  203. Behind door number one I fully expected a year supply of rice-a-roni
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  204. I definitely understand the part about doing things that will help you sleep better. I have had several projects that have cost me sleep
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  205. Lighter piston and rod seems like it would be a less effective option and less durable
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  206. That’s a 13 speed shift knob
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  207. Still waiting for the t-shirt and can of blaster
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  208. That teeny one would be ideal for me. I don’t do much digging but it would be nice
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  209. At 13:43 I’m guessing you are going to replace the bolts with grade 8
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  210. 600 psi steam lance is the easiest method to remove skin from a cat. It has nothing to do with the video but I thought I would mention it.
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  211. That fan has a death wail
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  212. I’m pretty sure you’re going to replace the air lines going to the cans. You could have cut the hoses and taken the fittings off in a more comfortable place
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  213. I think that wrecking yard is the one that has the parts I want for my Ford Comet. It was supposed to be an Edsel but they changed their minds and they switched it to Mercury in 1961
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  214. They are planning to do away with the DEF for diesel engines because it is causing deaths for spotted moths. The problem is that they are absolutely come up with something worse
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  215. Really reluctant to draw fuel
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  216. That 1% can get you
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  217. 1:07:04 junk on top of a piston
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  218. It’s only lying if it’s intentional. Otherwise it’s just being mistaken
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  219. Finger crossing is for people who rely on luck because they don’t have skill. You don’t need that old witchcraft stuff and that’s where finger crossing comes from.
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  220. Bulldogs are pretty cool, they come with old age wrinkles pre installed
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  221. Self reliance is a good thing to culminate. Kudos for doing it yourself
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  222. Time lapse digging was funny. It sounded like some of the old martial arts dialogue
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  223. What would happen if you were to read the book that came with the tire tool?
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  224. The sign said church of Christ
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  225. Very cool epoxy tube. I have a project that would be great for that product
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  226. That’s a very crunchy death wobble test
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  227. That receiver hitch winch mount is a great idea. I have been thinking about how I could mount a winch in my garage to pull a vehicle in. Then I don’t have to worry about tripping over it when I don’t need it.
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  228. I like an introduction to see what the episode is about and get a little history about the project
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  229. Those are some nice directions. I appreciate them making it closer to being idiot proof. I would give it a rating of idiot resistant. That’s the level I am looking for because if there’s a wrong way to do something, that’s the one I will figure out first.
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  230. How did you get the elephant roar model of gas can?
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  231. Always good music on your channel
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  232. It’s also known as normalization of deviation. You might get by with doing it 900 times or you might blow yourself up the first time
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  233. You were pretty serious about nerd mode except that you didn’t use video game controllers
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  234. Save that grease for your fifth wheel
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  235. The little explanation segment is nice
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  236. Berryman B-12 is the same thing as sea foam but it doesn’t cost as much
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  237. Nothing stinks like fix a flat
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  238. I would put a new handle in that brass hammer and use it. Too nice for scrap
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  239. Berryman B-12 is what vice grip garage uses. Sometimes he just revs the engine and trickles some right down the yap until the whole can has been used. Good results
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  240. Your yard sale buckets are just the kind I like
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  241. A lathe was the answer I was expecting for the short cylinder
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  242. For valve lapping I would recommend using a rubber hose in the drill chuck and squished down onto the valve stem to avoid direct contact
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  243. I always liked the Cleveland better than the Windsor
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  244. Snowball engineering does this kind of repairing all the time. Make it better than it was before he got it
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  245. Smokes like an old bingo hall
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  246. As you were testing it I counted about 15 seconds before I started to get impressed with how well it was doing. I don’t have much faith in products that are made in China for American people
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  247. I would love to find an old stereo like the one you picked up
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  248. Surface grinder is the most dangerous tool in a shop
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  249. The gauge cluster was healed by the acupressure treatment with the test probe.
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  250. Between the parts and critter houses the cars lost half its weight
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  251. Show up to a project with the bare minimum of tools and equipment to possibly do the job.
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  252. Where top gear is a forward position it’s an overdrive transmission
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  253. Your level of optimism makes me think you would be willing to raise the titanic and see if you could still fire up the boilers
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  254. That kinda looks like fun. Moving dirt just to move dirt
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  255. Matt knows more about operating the equipment but some of it is just to make money rather than personal use. Chris is more of a mechanic and more interested in getting things done right. Heavy equipment is not much use to him.
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  256. Do you feel that you have beaten yourself up enough over that barn or would you like your viewers to pile on and chastise you some more? We could go the other direction with condolences if you would rather.
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  257. The older engine would be great for a generator for revivals out in the bush
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  258. Lube first, then you finger it. You young people 😂
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  259. Skates are crucial for rigging when it comes to getting heavy machinery into the spot you need it
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  260. If at first you don’t succeed, skydiving is not for you.
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  261. Neither machine has much wrong with them but I think age might make them harder to fix than they would have been previously.
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  262. Talking about antiquating yourself. I took my drivers test on a stegosaurus and my first car was a Roman chariot
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  263. There might be something wrong with me. I thought it was a bit kinky when your lifting chains were slapping the floor of your shop.
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  264. Great looking car
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  265. I was cringing when you said you were going to take it out the top. Going out the bottom is much better
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  266. Just washing it raised the value $100
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  267. Panel trucks are cool
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  268. Using the sawzall to open the hood. Reveal your secrets.
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  269. Things with the shifter seem out of whack? Order more whack
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  270. If you had caged the brakes on the truck your tractor might have moved it
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  271. I respect the old truck but I don’t think I want to drive a twin stick transmission on a regular basis. I’m looking for a 70’s vintage or newer personal big truck for doing my own stuff
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  272. I really need to start a channel. This video has been watched by 12,000 people. I can do this stuff.
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  273. The local stealership. I like that subtle dig.
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  274. Can’t be tight if it’s a liquid
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  275. A little whiff of canned consent and off she goes
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  276. A second person would definitely speed things up
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  277. Hooray. A YouTuber who believes in long sleeves for welding
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  278. You can probably attach your improvised welding mask to an old hard hat with more duct tape so you don’t have to hold it. Of course you can also keep your eyes out for an old used welding hood. I have seen some for a couple dollars at yard sales
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  279. Sorry for the replies. I thought I was in the general messages
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  280. I used to have a similar van. 6 cylinder 300. The ignition switch was junk and I didn’t have the right tools to change it out
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  281. Is the orange jacket on Roscoe a safety precaution for hunting season?
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  282. Dragging your brakes can also cause a fire. So slack adjustment is important
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  283. 17:55 cracked block freeze plug pushed out. Engine slightly stuck
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  284. Thanks for showing the poor quality connections for the Holley sniper. I won’t be buying one
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  285. I think I will have to write a letter home to discuss how the oil is over full.
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  286. Like to see how it would do in a race against the Holey Goat.
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  287. Mustie1 is the best small carburetor guy on YouTube that I’ve ever seen
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  288. If you ever have to take the shifter off your transmission both the console and the box will be in your way
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  289. If you rig that thing up like your pickup it would be a sweet deal for your videos
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  290. Your technique is almost backwards of how I was taught but I have never seen the part of splitting the point
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  291. I don’t know about people who don’t understand that beefy steel is a good thing
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  292. I sure hope you know to put the split directly across from the valve stem
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  293. At this point I’m pretty sure your wife knows that you have to have decent equipment to make money using it
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  294. Another channel I watch uses Gunk brand carburetor cleaner in his ultrasonic cleaner and he has great results
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  295. Enough parts to make some guys dream come true
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  296. The extension rack is pretty cool
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  297. If you can find another Mercedes to put the engine in then you could have something decent
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  298. They are delusional to think that an abs module is worth that much money. They get away with it because most people figure that they have to have it. In my opinion I would just let the fault codes remain. I wouldn’t pay that money for something that I don’t NEED
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  299. Oh come on! Open the worm cans. It’ll be so much fun for the viewers
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  300. I think the hitachi will get the attention first so he can make some money to finance the other repairs.
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  301. About 20 years ago someone made a drill bit sharpener with two different bit holders. One for smaller bits and one for larger bits
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  302. I could tell on you about the spliced wires in the control box but I don’t know the kind of people that it would matter to
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  303. Glad you guys had a good trip out in my part of the country. I’m also a big fan of blaster brand spray
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  304. That storage box is at least 15 more hp
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  305. Imagine if you had that loader when you were first building your driveway
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  306. Going to need 2 or 3 cans of blaster to get things moving on that truck
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  307. Goldfield is just over 100 miles from where I live
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  308. Different Goldfield
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  309. You could also use baking soda because it’s sodium bicarbonate
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  310. I started thinking Matt Quixote
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  311. Time lapse music is better
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  312. What is the black stuff you painted on top of the patch in the tire?
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  313. I don’t blame you for not showing the floor plan
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  314. You’re only going to be legal for 66,000 lbs with that combination
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  315. The music has improved
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  316. The rubber u joint that bmw used in 1980 would be perfect for that application
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  317. I don’t recognize the piano tune at the end but I like it
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  318. Low, Direct and high on the second stick
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  319. How long would it take you to snow blow the farm driveway?
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  320. Once you had it out of the garage you should have backed it in so you would have daylight to help see what you were doing
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  321. Most community colleges have a welding program. If it’s a good program you should get out of there as a certified welder. I know it sounds like overkill but the amount of stuff you should learn about welding isn’t something you can learn in a week
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  322. “Terry the torch” says “you can’t be tight if you’re a liquid”
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  323. If I ever get going on my channel I gotta do the drone footage stuff
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  324. She forgot to shout “This is Sparta!” When she was kicking the wall panels
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  325. That was a very powerful finger snap. Six weeks of power
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  326. What’s going on with the antique wheels on the back of blue?
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  327. Talking about how much money you have in that cabinet. The only way to get your money back is by using them and hopefully passing them down to someone else who will use them. I consider them generational tools
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  328. Now it just needs 150 coats of hand rubbed paint. Or maybe a rattle can job, or something in between
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  329. I like the wood for attempt #2 much better
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  330. Are you using solid wire in your welder?
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  331. In the space for activities I think it would have been hilarious to chalk in a hopscotch
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  332. If a person wanted an instant work shop that container would do
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  333. Using metric tools on a SAE vehicle
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  334. Lintel. A lentil is kinda like a split pea. Don’t worry about it. I know I’m a bit of a grammar freak
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  335. Finally! A YouTube guy who uses emery boards for points
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  336. Love the song Amos Moses
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  337. I like the term “roadstoration”
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  338. The blade shined up quickly with just a little dirt pushing
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  339. I can’t believe that people would accuse you of staging a video
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  340. Good to see you do the death wobble test with the jack stands
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  341. Aren’t you going to check the washer fluid, or the power steering fluid?😂
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  342. The prices seem a lot excessive
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  343. I hope you’re going to treat that new deck with boiled linseed oil
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  344. Best thing you can tell the owner is that he has a little bit of time that would be best spent shopping for a different pickup
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  345. The more realistic your dreams are the more likely they become reality
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  346. The drone footage is always a nice touch
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  347. I prefer working on the old leaded gas engines
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  348. A lot of people would replace the 6V battery with an 8V to get a little faster crank
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  349. We don’t hear much about the cows and the other parts of the farm so maybe the tractors will get used for non filmed work
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  350. I posted my comment before hearing him say that he doesn’t need them. In light of that, it doesn’t really matter so since he wants the M he should put some lipstick on the other one and sell it
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  351. I like the part about one-take. No need to edit. Just send it
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  352. Holy rusted metal! Batman
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  353. Or maybe Holey rusted metal. But then again it could be Wholly rusted metal
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  354. What plans do you have for the engine?
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  355. Ok the roller
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  356. I like the assortment of tools and stuff so you are fairly prepared to go places but you might want to add a bottle jack and a scissor jack
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  357. I have used a drill doctor with some success but I don’t use one anymore. I use a bench grinder
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  358. I have the same brand of plasma cutter. Mine is good for 3/4 plate
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  359. Luckily for me I am a truck driver so I’m fluent in sarcasm
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  360. My dad built a socket for those inner and outer hub bearing nuts. The proper ones were more money than he wanted to spend. He took the nut and measured the flat of the hex and then cut some 3/8 flat bars and then positioned everything in place with the nut inside to make sure it fit right and then welded the flat bars together to make the socket. There were more steps involved but I don’t want to type all day.
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  361. Don’t worry too much about facial hair. I couldn’t grow a decent beard until I was about 35. Now I have a full bushy beard but it has turned white
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  362. Where do you get air hammer bits like that?
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  363. I have never seen a shovel like that in use before
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  364. Seriously made me cringe when you hit that rusty dry fifth wheel on the trailer
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  365. You said you tried asking nicely, but you didn’t say please
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  366. The setbacks show the reality of how much work it is to deal with old equipment
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  367. Didn’t know about the disconnect switch getting broken
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  368. Boiled linseed oil is good for deck boards. One application per year is what I did
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  369. Wet and slippery is the best way to deal with windshield rubber
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  370. That thing is so rotten that I would have passed on it
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  371. No Nonsense Know How has a smoking deal on a track loader. It runs. It has new sprockets that come with it. The ones on it are decent. He drove it a little. The hoses are pretty bad but it’s cheap. International brand.
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  372. My explanation of why you decided to work on the roller out in the dirt is that you fully expected the engine to be junk and that you were going to scrap it and you didn’t see the need to drag it inside the shop just to drag it right back out
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  373. It’s a shame that it didn’t have a better foundation
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  374. Considering that some of these fancy tools didn’t exist back in 1952, it would have been much more time consuming to do some of this work
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  375. Good to know that it’s going to be easy to replace the rear shocks on my HHR
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  376. Calivania or Pennsylfornia
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  377. On this episode of YouTube cribs, Matt gets closer to having his new address
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  378. Much prefer the commentary and explanation of what you are doing. I have an old Kawasaki that I need to get going and I’m trying to learn whatever I can
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  379. Hooray. Dirty moving video
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  380. Time to do some sketchy stuff do dah do dah Hope I get away with it oh the do dah day
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  381. I finally saw the origin of Leo
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  382. What was that purple glow thing you put on the seat?
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  383. The easiest way to remember the difference between stalactites and stalagmites is stalaGmites G=ground StalaCtites C=ceiling
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  384. Maybe you could put a plexiglass shield on the bow to guard against splashing over
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  385. I think I just heard you say forklifts, as in plural. Did you go to an auction without us?
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  386. It could be light blue with yellow polka dots. It’s your shop. Who cares what other people think?
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  387. I think the reason you want the trencher is because it removes dirt and you seem to have an affinity for removing dirt
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  388. What we learned today is that if you have to buy the parts new and pay a mechanic to do the work, there comes a point where it doesn’t make financial sense to fix a piece of equipment and you’re better off to let it go. Some guy on YouTube will get a used parts tractor and fix it for viewers to enjoy.
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  389. Nevada has lots of towns with streets that were cut in to make neighborhoods but they were never used. I think developers had big plans that fell apart
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  390. All else fails, make it more complicated
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  391. That’s not a normal amount of play in the wheel lift
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  392. 13 mil. That’s an insult. It’s 1/2 inch
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  393. Just imagining how much fun that would have been if you didn’t have a lift.
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  394. Thank you so much for acknowledging God’s good grace 🎉🎉🎉🎉
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  395. Even in high speed film it’s a slow going machine
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  396. You can also put vinegar in the cooling system to help flush out the nasty stuff
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  397. Fuel? I think you got orange liquid from the bleeder. I see a lot of cleaning in your future
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  398. I had much more faith in the poking method
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  399. Step one, trust nothing
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  400. Four hours of nothing. No thanks.
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  401. I would have warned you about dropping it off the ramp but you don’t seem to like taking advice
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  402. Ok. So you don’t work on the pipeline anymore.
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  403. Try looking for a boat seat. You might have to do some fabrication
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  404. You really should consider some hearing protection for all that impact work
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  405. Q tips work great for polishing the seat surface
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  406. I saw on another channel an original steam Jenny.
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  407. A bunch of struggling YouTube channels would love to have those tire machines
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  408. The Mack is going to be the favorite. The A-car is probably going to go down to road to someone else
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  409. Fancy tools do fancy things
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  410. Got the answer
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  411. The big kobelco gets to play with the dirt too
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  412. Finally got to see Mrs. Creek
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  413. Getting closer to getting caught up on the videos
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  414. I predict rapid unscheduled disassembly
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  415. I think I would have stood the thing on it’s butt and then power washed the inside so the water would run out
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  416. Future NNKH workplace? Are you buying the property?
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  417. If you get that other property you might want to put in some fence posts
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  418. Vegetable oil makes for cheap effective tire lubricant. Since it’s plant based it’s safe for the rubber
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  419. I definitely hate that alarm
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  420. The forklift needed some weight on the forks to get more traction
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  421. Dachshund literally translates to roof dog. I don’t think badger hunting was the original plan
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  422. Anyone can do it? I think there’s a few people who can’t. People with no hands, people with no grinder, people with no electricity just to name a few
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  423. I really like the hideaway vise thing. That’s cool. I’m definitely going to build one like that for my shop
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  424. I comment as I am watching
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  425. With the built/sold dates so close it tells me that it was ordered and as soon as they finished building it they transported it to the dealer and then they called the customer to come get it
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  426. That was pretty much what I thought you would do to remove the old deck boards
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  427. The level of repair is called roadstoration by another YouTuber
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  428. Softer music would be better or at least turn it down a bit
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  429. I have one drawer of my toolbox that has adjustable open end wrenches. The label on the drawer says adjustable hammers
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  430. First time viewer. The “shake hands with danger” was enough to get me to subscribe.
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  431. 9 minutes in and my guess is the injector pump is weak or a filter might be a bit clogged
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  432. Better that the starter failed when it was at the shop where the tools are rather than out on a job site
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  433. With as many things as you have to work on, this one is pretty low on the priority list but I’m glad it’s getting some attention even if you immediately flip it to someone who could use it.
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  434. You sure don’t want things to get out of whack when you’re trying to adjust the location of things. Whack is already in short supply and the prices are getting higher every day.
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  435. You did promise us that you weren’t that smart so we had to let you forget the nut. I have done that kind of stuff to myself more times than I want to admit
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  436. Getting kicked in the lips by ma nature is not good
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  437. I’m surprised that you didn’t have the idea of pulling with the pickup while pushing with the skid steer
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  438. If anyone wants to call you a wimp for using a jack to hold the weight of a head while you’re disconnecting it, they don’t deserve to watch you. People have the right to say what they think but it’s just going to show how ignorant they are.
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  439. It’s almost disrespectful to use metric tools on an American classic like that
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  440. So far my dream shop has been a two car garage. I would like to have one that is tall enough to have a lift but I don’t need one. All my life I’ve never had a shop that I could put a car inside to work on it. I have that and I am satisfied.
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  441. I never heard the word please during that time
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  442. I would like to see the process from the clearance of the spot to the siding of the house (I don’t think it’s wise to show the floor plan and we don’t need to see the furniture a window treatments) but a basic overview of the process would be great
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  443. It’s kinda sad that I was surprised when I heard the concrete crew speaking English. That’s a rare occurrence where I live.
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  444. A reinforcement brace for the hood would be a good idea
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  445. I like your face shield for your cutting torch
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  446. Best part about a carb like that is that they only have one moving part
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  447. Did you catch that spot where you are missing a bolt for your cleat?
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  448. A smart strategy would have been to bring things that bees like and use them as decoys to keep them away from you
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  449. You have a good handle on terraforming
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  450. Where’s the ambulance?
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  451. I would paint the top with David’s water seal for RVs
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  452. Accidentally bought? Did you somehow trip and have your wallet fly out of your pocket and then the exact amount of cash fell into their hands? Just chalk it up to being clumsy I guess
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  453. Very serious work bench. It would take some very tough feet to get good adjusters to get it perfectly level. You could also use one of the pieces you cut off and make a smaller table with rollers on the bottom so you could move it around your shop
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  454. Max weight for the forklift
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  455. Good music on the first station
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  456. That’s a nice Harris torch you have. My dad had one like it
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  457. I would rather have the middle axle go up. Then you go from a tridem to a spread axle
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  458. You definitely have the most organized shop. I don’t have the patience to do that with mine
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  459. Did you take down some of that razor sharp edge on the prop? Since you don’t seem to be able to keep your hands off it, maybe you should
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  460. Are you going to introduce us to Mrs. Creek?
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  461. Ahah! Eva Creek
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  462. As soon as I commented about the speed, then you did it
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  463. She definitely needs to shoes before she strolls too far
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  464. What a horrible design. I agree about your plans for the engineer
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  465. There are a respectable number of coffee cans in the service bed. They are my kind of people.
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  466. There should be no flak for the lack of body work because it’s your machine. If you were being paid to fix someone else’s machine then you would need to do the body work
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  467. It looks like the purpose of that machine is to disperse hydraulic fluid onto the ground
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  468. Checked the farm and subscribed to them too
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  469. Click the points and listen for the “TA dah!”
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  470. The fact that he drew such a detailed and accurate picture just to explain how works is cool. The only reason I would ever attempt to draw a picture of a part is if I was going to a parts store in a country where I didn’t know how to say the name of the part in their language. My artist skills are pretty much stick figures
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  471. You can also build yourself a log deck to put your logs on and then it would be easier to reload your processor
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  472. That big plastic tank you got at auction would have been good to supply your pressure washer with enough water to spray it down
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  473. Switching from GMAW to SMAW
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  474. Everyone is always so concerned about the biscuits son, or the son of the biscuit eater. Why is no one ever mentioning the biscuit eater’s daughter?
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  475. Looks like a good addition for Pole Barn Garages car chase scene
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  476. Mosquito control in effect
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  477. Somehow I think rigging it with the drill press would have been better
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  478. Always heard that valve on the frame called a triple valve
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  479. The grandpa eyes over your glasses was just about perfect
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  480. I have a lot of catching up to do because I didn’t know you got rid of the great big orange loader
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  481. If you can’t do a bushing, you might be able to shim it to tighten it up
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  482. One benefit of having the tension on the roof is that it won’t jiggle and rattle
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  483. The only time I saw hydraulic lines that bad was on a machine that had been on fire
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  484. Was that an adult beverage sitting on the battery?
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  485. They probably removed the cover so it could accumulate the high dollar “barn dust”
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  486. It was a little reluctant to leave its resting spot
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  487. A lot of digging on that digger to get it clean
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  488. 1947- are you sure that it’s not positive ground?
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  489. The only way to kill a 300 6 cylinder is to run it at 65 mph with the original transmission and rearend the truck has
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  490. I think you should change the name plate from Galion to CAUTION
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  491. Nice blue hat. I have two of that design. Safety yellow and leather
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  492. What’s up with the fancy newerish forklift?
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  493. Only the finest quality parts from Panda Land
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  494. The asymptote of despair is the best description of any yard work. Never completed and time stretches to infinity
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  495. After having used that winch, would you recommend it or is it a pile of yuck?
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  496. In the dramatic presentation I noticed that the forks hit the trailer deck. I am curious to know if that is accurate.
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  497. I don’t think they put a minimum wage guy in the seat. They usually put the guy that has had two raises
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  498. If you ever have a carburetor freeze up on you while you’re driving you will understand why you want the heat riser from the exhaust manifold to the air cleaner
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  499. Having gotten the crawler going, do you get to keep it? I just watched you roll the motor over by hand.
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  500. So much cringing for the engine positioning
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  501. I was just hoping you didn’t break anything important including yourself
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  502. I’m very happy that it worked out and when you get that big cam 400 put back together and matched up with the 13 speed it should make better speed. I think those differentials are still going to limit you
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  503. A little whiff of the canned consent and the old 230 roars to life
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  504. Got a video and a few bucks out of the tractor
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  505. Now that you have bought the new pump you have the “unlimited time” to get a diaphragm to fix the old pump to have a backup
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  506. I hope that putting the split at the valve stem doesn’t bite you in the ass later
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  507. Oh sure, you waited until I got my pitchfork all nice and sharp
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  508. This is your audition to decide if I wanna watch more. So far I like it
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  509. Since I have never been on a bucket I don’t have the first clue about how to operate it. I understand the theory based on watching you but I don’t know which lever does what. I think it would take me a month of practice 5 days a week to get it to crawl across the dance floor.
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  510. Door number three has a fabulous weekend for two in Barbados. Oh darn it didn’t
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  511. Front end loaders that just insisted they go home with you
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  512. Based on your videos I think I could start a channel. I would have to post shorter ones like this until I have time to do longer ones
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  513. Loosened up a little? It was only hanging in there out of obstinacy
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  514. How is it an error to be cautious?
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  515. Everyone should have a toy on their passenger seat in case you break down, you can keep yourself entertained
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  516. The plastic coffee containers are better than the old steel ones because things are less likely to rust in them but I wish they were the same capacity
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  517. So much easier with a spud hammer
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