Youtube hearted comments of Dan\x27s Learning Curve (@dans_Learning_Curve).

  1. Thank you for the extended explanation of how air arc gouging works! Showing where the air comes out completed it for me!
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  2. Congratulations on passing 400,000 subscribers! You produce quality interesting content! Appreciate your videos!
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  3. Everyone needs a friend like Sam!!
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  4. Referring Mustie1! +10! Even have a first fire laugh!
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  5. Having the illusion that Homy was pulling the machine was BRILLIANT !
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  6. The drop test brought back Cousin Eddie to mind!
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  7. Your excitement is showing! Been subscribed just after you built your container building. Your videos just keep getting better!
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  8. I see many people talking about the impact the cutter experienced in between the nails. What about another no gap test? No slamming of the cutter teeth. As always, an excellent job!
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  9. The guy working with you knows how to help! Not waiting to be told/asked what to do!
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  10. Checking out some of your older videos! You've come a long way!
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  11. Before Internet days, there was a lot of information not shared! Thank you Josh!!
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  12. At the time of this writing you have 409,000+ subscribers! Congratulations!!
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  13. Brake clean brothers!
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  14. While working on my '99 Toyota Camry replacing the converter lockup solenoid. I had to remove the valve body. I took a picture of the valve body, printed it out, tapped it to a piece of cardboard. Punched holes where the bolts go, and put each bolt in it's hole. Worked great!
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  15. Congratulations on your business and channel growth! Had me grinning ear to ear with Hommi's safety gear! I definitely needed that!
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  16. Probably had a sudden oil consumption increase and it was ran low on oil. Someone refilled it, but didn't tell them, or, you're not getting the full truth.
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  17. Pony to start the pony!
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  18. WoW! Your channel is taking off! You do an excellent job recording and producing these videos! You deserve every subscriber!
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  19. Agree 💯%! Couldn't have said it better!
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  20. ​ @DieselCreek  either big sleeves or....😂 Enjoy your videos!! Looking forward to watching what's wrong with the steering!
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  21. It's nice to have help that know what they're doing!
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  22. Thank you for showing the O-ring mistake! Makes me feel better about my mistakes also!
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  23.  @Rorschach1024  perspective is everything. It's amazing how animals know how to survive around moving equipment.
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  24. '99 Camry 3.0 pushing 400,000+
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  25. +100 for excellent camera and editing work!
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  26. "They adjusted the clutch." Probably the first adjustment it's had in it's life and been slipping for a long time.
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  27. Some rather rough probing of those terminals! Not the only one opened!
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  28. What's breaking/damaging this wire?
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  29. Definitely looking forward to part 2 and maybe 3!
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  30. You in the parts washer! Excellent shot!!
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  31. Those saws strike fear into the younger generation! Gotta respect them! Keep that negative rake blade on them!
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  32. Nice save! Hope you get both running!
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  33. Yep, saw the vacuum fill video. Both great channels!
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  34. That would fit right in with Letsdig18's Betty! No DEF! It's cool that you're in the position to be able to pick up machines like this! Always enjoy the teasers! Looks like a larger roller is joining the group!
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  35. I'll never get tired of watching old equipment come back to life! Diesel engines with starter engines!
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  36. Congratulations on 100K!!
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  37. ​ @pacificcoastpiper3949  I would think wifey is happy Matt is being successful here on YouTube!
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  38. Hey Matt, appreciate the efforts you put in producing these videos!!
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  39. Thanks for trying them on a "naturally" rusted surface. I was questioning if your solution was preventing adhesion.
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  40. Hey, good to see the Jeep getting some attention!
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  41. Einstein said, “It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with the problems longer.”
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  42. I hope the manufacturer of the break sees your modifications! Definitely not boring 🤣!
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  43. +1000 for having your son helping you!!
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  44. ​ @DieselCreek awesome!!
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  45. Having to stuff the intake under that cover is convoluted!
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  46.  @dondallman3933  Wes? I've been trying to figure out his background! Sure wish I wasn't so scared of math and physics! I definitely would have gone the ME direction!
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  47. LoL 😂😆 I'm sure Matt thinks about that crane more than we do!
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  48.  @whirledpeaz5758  copied and shared on my Facebook page! Well written! I'm going to check out your channel and subscribe.
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  49. My guess is 8 valves bent. Absolutely no compression.
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  50. I installed 5 studs in an auto parts parking lot because studs started breaking during a road trip. The whole strut and wheel bearing was from a salvage yard. We hit something on the road which took out the strut and bearing. Studs probably had been over torqued before I got it. Lucky I was able to put them in without pulling the hub. Manually crank each stud in. Had to improvise because the lack of tools at hand.
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  51. Helping another friend over the phone with a brake issue. He couldn't get the air out of the system. It would work for a while and then poor brake pedal. Couldn't figure it out for him. He took it to a shop. Yes, a banjo bolt requires a certain amount of torque to crush copper washers. I guess he didn't see the brake fluid leaking!??
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  52. Ray, you do an excellent job shooting and editing your videos! I'm striving to improve. I have a couple of car projects on my channel. Would be honored if you check them out!
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  53. Yep, DIYer here also. What I've learned from Ray is how to be more efficient.
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  54. MN here.
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  55. Like #124 Thanks for the video!
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  56. Well written!
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  57. Like #293 Thanks for the video!
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  58. Always fun to come to an auction with you! It'll be interesting to see what becomes of the containers!
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  59. Well, you're doing something right, getting the views and likes! I have a small channel and know how much effort it takes to get the footage and edit (none of mine are edited) a video.
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  60. Thanks for bringing us along! My channel name fits this project perfectly! Life is a learning curve! Hindsight is 20-15! Better than perfect vision!
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  61. Respect!
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  62. Congratulations on nearing 3/4 of a million subscribers!!
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  63. Parts cannon!
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  64. Your content and production qualities were excellent until NOW! B U T You've really stepped it up a notch or three lately! Keep up the great work, and inspiring this old guy! I'll be 57 tomorrow.
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  65. Algorithm boost
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  66. I find it rewarding setting up a press! Finding bits around the shop that will work. Creativity!
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  67. Merry Christmas and happy New Year!
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  68. Congratulations on a quarter of a million subscribers!
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  69. Just did this on our '03 Forester. I also replaced the weather stripping on both doors. Wind noise drove me nuts!
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  70. 4K views in 12 minutes! Congratulations on your channel success!
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  71. Always enjoy listening to your past experiences! After watching the JD head gasket replacement, respect gained!
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  72. Mad respect!! Gonna be a smooth running machine when done!
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  73. Your experience is showing!
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  74. I'll be waiting to see why it stopped moving.
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  75. Liked Thanks for the video! Thanks for recording your mistakes! When you forgot the bolts that hold an oil passage on one of the rusty trucks, that encouraged me to pay attention more to my own projects!
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  76. Very helpful! Thanks,!
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  77. Great work! Hindsight is 20-15!
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  78. Congratulations on your successful channel!
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  79. Enjoying your videos!
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  80. Roofing nail to spin out main bearings! BRILLIANT
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  81. Today's trivia: RTV = Room Temperature Valconation
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  82. Yes, I learned a bit too!
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  83. Homeless opening his own mail! Thumbs up!
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  84. ​ @DieselCreek awesome! I was wondering the same!!
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  85. The reason why the oil bath air filter isn't used anymore is size limits. This engine has two large ones. Just think about what size would be needed for a larger engine!
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  86. EXCELLENT!
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  87. Oh, I hate to have to tell you this, you've been using a right handed hammer!
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  88. Did the AC just quit working, or did it never work?
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  89. That would be perfect for my 3 acres!!
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  90. "This thing is out of wack!" Give it more WACK!!😂
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  91. My channel name is to show I'm always learning, and hopefully, people watching will realize they have an opportunity to add something new to their memory bank. (They don't know everything!)
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  92.  @RainmanRaysRepairs  well get learned! Enjoying watching you find solutions as issues arise! Many times I'm thinking the same thing as you try them!
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  93. Another great repair! Question for the editor. How do you put the "Like, Subscribe, Ring the bell" into the video at the start?
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  94. You are a master in your field! Thanks for sharing!
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  95. '97 Accord. Found out that I only had one shot at entertaining the number correctly. If wrong, I'd disconnect the battery and start over. Code was hand written in the owner's manual.
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  96. You really should be using a hammer to drive those nails! . . . . . . . . . . LoL 🤣😆 WoW what a generous gift from the viewer who did more than tell you what you need, made it happen!
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  97. sToReY tImE! 😊
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  98. Thanks for the video!
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  99. You sir are a very clever at problem solving! I enjoyed listening to why each piece of tooling was created or modified! What you did for cost savings. What you did to make things simpler!
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  100. Awesome that you talked to the guy who took it down! Are you getting the tracks?
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  101. Ahhhh!!! Great teaser! Now great ol Christian can release her evilness! LoL 😂😆
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  102. EXCELLENT! 👍
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  103.  @DieselCreek  I tried to build my channel. I know how much work it takes!
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  104.  @dfross87  that pony looked like it has a bit of compression! I'd definitely be looking for an easier way to turn it over! Plus, the plug wires were mixed up. How many pulls would it have to realize that?!
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  105. Had an 1997 Dodge Van that had uncontrollable wipers. Didn't have a clue as to why they'd run any time at random with the key on. I put a regular house light switch in serries just letting it sit on the floor. Problem solved.
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  106. New subscriber here. You can up as a suggestion video. I've been looking for a scan tool like this as I'm a strong DIYer. Thanks!
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  107. Here's a virtual 🏆!
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  108. You have an opportunity to have a very successful channel! I hope YouTube treets you well for retirement!
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  109. Like #222 Thanks for the video!
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  110. The only thing wrong with this video is ..... . . . . . . . . IT ENDED! Been watching since before the church project. Was entertained enough with that. However, these projects have got me glued to your channel!
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  111. Seeing the hone running in slow motion was worth the price of admission!
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  112.  @DieselCreek  I'd be all over that forklift!
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  113. Algorithm boost!
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  114. With just the rocker cover off, it was mentioned lack of oil on some of the rockers. Not sure how they're feed, but I'm guessing they're related. 🤔
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  115. Always great watching a master at work!!
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  116. Eric O has a great channel! Yes, please put me in the drawing.
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  117. Nice!
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  118. Another great video!
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  119. Common sense isn't so common!
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  120. This is one video you didn't have to publish, BUT you did! I highly doubt I'll work on one of these engines. But, the same thing applies yo other things! I agree 💯% what other have said, and what you've already done. Live and learn! Those two bolts were out of site!
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  121. Great video work!
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  122. IMO, by far your best video series! Kept the viewers engaged. Taught some machining tequines, and took care of the safety officer! Your hard work is being noticed!
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  123. I'm the number 200 like to your post! LoL 😅😆 Great 100 videos! They just keep getting better! Congratulations on keeping and growing subscribers with boring videos! 😉
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  124. Algorithm boost
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  125. Flowcharts should be a guide! Brain needs to be engaged!
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  126. Yep, something sounds like it's a clanking!
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  127. Like #938 Thanks for the video!
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  128. Probably a heat exchanger on it. The water they pumped cooled the heat exchanger.
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  129.  @DieselCreek  dude! You definitely earned every subscriber! I know what it's like struggling to learn how to make content that'll hold people's interests! Lots of stuff to watch on here.
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  130. The MASTER at work! Well done!
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  131. Cool
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  132. Like #466 Thanks for the video! Nice job!
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  133. Almost 100,000subs!
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  134. I'm one of the guys that has pestered you about your crane. Thank you for the update on it! Thank you for this video! You did a nice job producing it! Here's to a great 2025!
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  135. Adapt! Overcome!
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  136. Looks like to me it needs a good battery. It started just fine with some juice!
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  137. Yep, I've seen those on Snap-on's truck! 😉
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  138. I just saw the grease fitting cleaner on Facebook. Looks like it works! I'm going to link this video to that ad. Should get you some views! Oh, I changed my channel name. I'm trying to grow my channel.
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  139. Learned something! Thanks for the video!
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  140. Looking great! Can't wait for that engine to fire up!
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  141. RESPECT! Your mechanical abilities are 100%!
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  142. From one creator to another. Algorithm boost
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  143. FREEDOM! CANADA FLAG! GOT IT!
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  144. Is the harmonic balancer on the engine during a timing chain replacement? Are there marks on the crankshaft timing sprocket for TDC? If yes, one would think those marks would be used to verify timing.
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  145. Thumb nail doesn't do the size of this thing justice! It was when I saw it in your newly acquired steady rest was then I remembered the size of it!
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  146. "What part(s) would you like us to try replacing next?" Huge red flag!!
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  147. "Pony on a pallet!" Nice 😂
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  148. I had an opportunity to buy a backhoe with a stuck engine. This is what I was hoping I could have done with it. Wife disagreed with my idea!
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  149. QUALITY!
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  150. Algorithm boost! Another video to watch after work!
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  151. Excellent!
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  152. At the time of this writing, you have 845,000+ subscribers! Here's to 900,000+ shooting for 1 MILLION!! Always enjoy your videos! Been watching since you started working on the church. Long time viewer.
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  153. WoW! Your channel is growing!
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  154. Absolutely love the next video teasers!
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  155. Minnesota USA here.
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  156. Great save!! MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄!
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  157. 549K subscribers 41K likes 210K views! I would call this video a success!
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  158. EXCELLENT PROGRESS!
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  159. Got in early on this one!
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  160. Here's another virtual L I K E For you!
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  161. Excellent! You're the first person to show where the air comes out for the ARC gouging!
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  162. "Before you guys get board and leave!" Never has happened..... YET! LoL 😂😆
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  163. Video on time A+ Educational value A+ Videoing A+ Editing A+ Homies acting A+
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  164. I'll watch you when you upload! I know what you mean about producing regular videos. I know if i did I'd have more subs. I don't know how old your kids are, but check out "Thomas' Play Place" on my channel. Thanks for the video! Congratulations on the 50k subs!
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  165. E X C E L A N T !
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  166. ​ @DieselCreek  would it be possible to put together a short video on where you're sitting with the crane project? I'd watch it!
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  167. Editing gets better every video! Split screen! Thanks for the video!
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  168. I wasn't aware these engines existed!
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  169. Fresh video only 6 minutes old!
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  170. Nice work!
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  171. Respect!
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  172. Does it "shut off" or does it stall? 🤔
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  173. Congratulations on passing 75K!
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  174. I guessed correctly on every account on what the parts were for. Although, I was completely wrong! LoL 😂😆
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  175. Watching the auction from MN. Good luck 🤞!
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  176. What do you get when you didn't get what you wanted? . . . . . . EXPERIENCE
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  177. Great job 👍
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  178. Like #367 Thanks for the video! You're one of the few that don't call bolt size by the head size! I have a very similar view of being surrounded by corn fields. We have a dryer setup across the road. It's very noisy during harvest! Only last a week or so.
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  179. Awesome upgrade! I think I know a shop that can help you with the hydraulic cylinder work! 🤔 😂😂😂
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  180. Excellent production!
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  181. Out takes are entertaining! LoL 😅😆 I expected an airbag to come out of the front of the car for the pedestrian protection! I guess popping up the hood......was the choice of BMW!
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  182. Enjoying the CAN DO ATTITUDE! I wonder if the manufacturer of line boring machine is taking notes?
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  183. ​ @RainmanRaysRepairs  yes! Definitely video it!!
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  184. ​ @DieselCreek  Unless one is producing videos, the effort to manage each clip is a feet in it's self!
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  185. If all creators would have a producer, and editor like your wife, Karen, we'd all have 500,000 subscribers! You do nice work!
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  186. Like #460 Thanks for the video!
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  187. Like #446 Thanks for the video!
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  188. Like #210 Thanks for the crusty video!
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  189. How about a REFRESH on your SUBSCRIBE on the blade?! 😉 Great video!
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  190. Matt, you get a lot of fun ..... toys....errr... equipment! Always enjoy your videos! You're on a subscription run! You deserve every subscription!
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  191. GREAT camera/editing work!
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  192. Was this on your "BUCKET LIST"?!😂
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  193.  @CuttingEdgeEngineering  LoL 🤣😆 . . . . . You gotta admit, you chuckled just a little!!
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  194. 1000 views in 4 minutes!
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  195. Funny you mention kindergarten repairs! I brought a knob to school because the play kitchen was missing one! I had forgotten about that one!
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  196. I bet that was fun unloading the container with the H1!
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  197. Like #685 Thanks for the video!
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  198. Mention Mustie1, it's gonna be a great video!
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  199. MAD props to the actors camera woman, editor and producer of this show!
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  200. I noticed no tach movement during engine cranking. Does this engine normally have tach movement during cranking?
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  201. Like #167 Thanks for the video!
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  202. There's always a solution!!
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  203. Great job figuring out the 5th wheel!
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  204. It would be fun/interesting to see your creative new improvement for cutting snap ring grooves. I can see with the current setup, being only supported on one side where the chatter comes from.
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  205. Thank you for showing how you mount and mark the boring bar. I have one that I going to mount similar.
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  206. Why do I watch a video of something I'm totally capable of doing myself? Well, I enjoy watching Musti1.... errr Matt! LoL I hope the torch action at the end is showing the makings of a future video!
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  207. Okay, you mentioned interment and slow internet in the same video comments. Here's one for you..... We had DSL internet for years. It worked, most of the time, but wasn't extremely fast. It got to the point we were having frequent outages to the point I had the number of the tech and would text him everytime it went down. He found a pedestal which a mouse had mad it's home. Every time it rained, the mouse would hussle home and snuggle up against the warm inside. Mouse evicted, outages decrease drastically. However, we replaced the service with wireless connection fiber.
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  208. Two great channel creators working together!
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  209. I'm wondering what caused the damage to the wire's insulation to allow water access to corroded the copper? Assembly damage? Damage during another repair?
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  210.  @DieselCreek  understandable! Still subscribed!
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  211. I think this is the first video I've seen with your dad.
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  212. Another well produced video!
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  213. Made It To The END Well done! OUCH "MAYBE I'LL LEARN!"
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  214. Excellent video!
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  215. Respect!
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  216. ✋ I was here when you built the container shed!
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  217.  @DieselCreek  it's definitely been a good time!
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  218. About how many BANANAS long were those tubes? LoL 😂😆
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  219. I replaced a head gasket on an older Honda Civic. Got the car running and then it wouldn't restart! May I post a link to a short video of proving it has fuel and spark?
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  220. Seeing the container unloaded was worth the price of admission!
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  221. Like #448 Thanks for the video!
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  222. Congratulations on a successful channel! Getting views, likes and comments! Algorithm bump!
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  223. Pull an Ivan and take the PCM apart and replace the bad component(s). LoL 🤣😆
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  224. Nice job gaining access to the harness! I'll listen to your stories while you work. They're entertaining! LoL 🤣😆
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  225. Like #381 Thanks for the video!
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  226. Liked Thanks for the video! Much respect for figuring it out! Enjoyed the video. Learned something. Lots of actuation of that brake fluid switch with the wear on that brake pedal. Great job Hufenpuff towing service and giving the exact instructions! LoL 😂😆 Looking forward to the next video!
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  227. "Doing something sketchy lately!" So, the "vandalism" on the Pete was fake?! I like this video! Being real!
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  228. Homie cam! BRILLIANT!
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  229. You're a good man helping the guy out of the ditch!
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  230. Congratulations on nearing 700,000!! You deserve every subscriber!!
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  231. THAT TOOLBOX! Organization!
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  232. The fact you're willing to take a dial indicator apart and repair it is amazing! Just shows another skill set you have.
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  233. Nice save!
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  234. Nice!
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  235. I'm always up for stories of how you got your experience. I'm sure you have a few good ones.
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  236. Excellent videoing, and editing!
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  237. I hope @southmainauto sees you wrapping the tape with the ratchet! Nice time saver!
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  238. Great video! Thanks for the deflection test!
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  239. I'm a strong DIYer. Great job on the video! I was able to follow the process except for one thing. The power to the gateway module behind the glove box was restored when the comfort module was replaced? Did you try reprograming the old comfort module?
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  240. Respect!
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  241. Rebuilt a few cylinders. Never seen a V-Pack before. Learned something.
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  242. From one creator to another. Algorithm boost
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  243. Story time please! Stop killing Hondas!
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  244. Could the boom winch have been used to pull it out of its shallow grave?
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  245. Watch Wes Wonder . . . . . . LoL 😂😆 Great job bringing it back!
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  246. Cool!
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  247. Yes, you can put a square peg board n a round hole!
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  248. Algorithm boost
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  249. Nice job!!
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  250. Rebuilt the swivel air joint on a tire machine. It doesn't leak.
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  251. Lots of common sense was used to make this video!
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  252. Awake st the wrong time, 3AM! USA So may as well take in your 'boring' video. ;)
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  253. Looks to be the opposite of a cutting torch! Thanks for showing me something new!
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  254. Great tease on the heavy haul wrecker!
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  255. I'm sure you've heard this before. Bolts are sized by the thread not the head. If you were to buy bolts, thread pitch and diameter are key. Keep up the entertaining videos! And I wish you to have a great day!
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  256. Chances are the previous module might not have been bad and the wire was beginning to fail? Unfortunately, that's probably water under the bridge.
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  257. IC Weld is a great channel!
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  258. Like #344 Thanks for the video!
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  259. Appreciate keeping it family friendly and saving the bloopers until the end. I like showing my daughter some things.
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  260. Top notch work! Learning a lot from your videos!
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  261. Yep, I'll watch another one!
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  262. Nice job all around! You're like a surgeon with that arc torch!
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  263. You sir are a master in your field! I would listen to stories about how you gained your experience! Thanks for the video!
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  264. Just submitted a request to join your Facebook group. Looking forward to it!
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  265. Like #611 Thanks for the video!
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  266. Was helping a friend with his brakes. He said he couldn't get the bolt to seal on the caliper. Well... rubber will not hold the pressure of a brake system.. Ignorance is from the lack of knowledge.
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  267. <--------- was one of the guys asking about the tip of the torch put near/on a surface! Thank you for the answer!
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  268. New subscriber. Great teaching! What does Toyota mean by "Synergy drive"?
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  269. "FUN FACTS ABOUT DISHWASHERS!" They won't drain with a chunk of grape vine stuck in the drain. They fill on time not volume so, if the inlet screen is particularly clogged, it won't get enough water to wash the upper rack, but the lower rack requires less water to function.
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  270. How was the music removed? Deleted the frequency it was contained in?
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  271. Very cleaver to drop multiple piggies for Homie!
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  272. Like #586 Thanks for the video!
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  273. Chrome doesn't get you home!
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  274. Thanks for the video! You're an inspiration to me to get some projects done! You may or may not have other influences like gathering projects...... LoL 😂😆 Check out my playlist on my 1958 Plymouth Suburban. I give the history of the car in the first video.
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  275. Great content! Great videoing! Great Homeless intermission! Great teaching! I come away learning something from a "boring" video! 😉 LoL 😂😆
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  276. E X C E L A N T !
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  277. Great job teaching! AGAIN!
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  278. Great video! Yes on the follow up video!
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  279. Something was supposed to be wrong with this machine?! Great runner! Congratulations 👏🎉!!
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  280. Starter solenoid engaging but the contacts are so pitted they don't conduct enough power to run the starter motor. If it was the N switch, there wouldn't have been the clicking.
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