The arrow is beneath the dirt you won't have to worry about it with ur mower. We had to find one with a metal detector

Thanks for the post, I just bought this unit after my old motomaster 3000 watt crapped out after about 9 years of bouncing around in my semi truck. Thanks for addressing those hardwire lines, as I was wondering what they were for, ill just ignore them.

We had cameras on the windshiels of our charter buses. Those cameras failed because of condensation inside the camera. They didn't last long. If the camera isn't sealed and nitrogen filled, cold, hot changes make the misture build from humidity leaching in the camera housing. This was a common issue electronics exposed to adverse temperatures.

Whats your long term impression of it? Has it started to leak or is it still holding up?

Super idea Steve, I have several files I will be doing this to. Cheers

For engines designed to use conventional oil, synthetic oils' only issue is its uniform molecule size, which tends to be smaller than that of what is found in conventional oil which has a mix-match of small to larger oil molecules. The smaller molecules in synthetic oil make it more easily slip between gaps and crevices, causing higher oil consumption through the piston rings. Where the actual performance of oil is concerned, there is no competition at all in favor of synthetic.

I suspect the 60 inch length might have been intended more for pulling as opposed to lifting. A rod that long would almost certainly buckle under a heavy lift load as you got higher.

I have a MAG-1000 which is a similar balancer. I mount the blade so the lift is out, opposite to what was done here, then check the straightness on the cutting edge which is where it matters.

How do you know if your rings have seated or not? No power. Smokes alot ,?? I don't know.

40 grit flap disc makes short work of my mower blades and does an excellent job! Been using it for 10 years and has never failed to do the job even with gouged out blades!

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When Coleman's bought out Keen's years ago [before Unilever was involved], they kept the original recipe to keep the loyal clientele Keen's has accrued.

Because Synthetic Oil provides more protection and you need the rings to wear in. It will not wear fast enough with Synthetic oil because of the extra protection it provides. You need the regular to wear out faster for proper seat. Almost all small engines including 2 stroke have a break in recommendation before running normally.

Nice idea, Thanks Steve

good tip

Nice tip. We were always taught to get a handle on a file and to never use one with the tang exposed. This makes a permanent handle that won't fall off. Always fun to use hot glue for something other than sniffing! HAHA Great job, Steve!

Great idea steve, more sturdy then the dowel i use. Cheers you use your head alot lately, gator rubbing off? Lol

Hey Steve. It's definitely a great idea for hand filing because you can pick your own size handle and length.

Steve Rob Reviews !!!!!!!!!!!!!! I’m tellin ya, this Man is BOSS! 👍💪✌😊 Cheers

Great idea yet again Steve! Super simple but so effective. Thanks Buddy! 🍻

That’s a good one Steve 👍👍👍

I am a believer in synthetic oil where acceptable, but it is odd to me that they allow any synthetic at all in small engines, as they often call for ND30, or Non Detergent 30 weight oil. Since synthetics are chocked full of detergents.

Now that's one of the greatest but simplest hacks I've seen in a long time...I've seen my grandfather pretty much destroy his fingers by holding them there files! Pretty wonderful!!

How's she goin'? That's a neat idea Steve. The file will sure not come out of that too easy eh!! Nice that you could use different size PEX and get bugger or smaller handles!! Thanks for the idea!! Take 'er easy!!

That a good way to get a solid handle that works very well and when you’re done with it, you just chuck it out like you say….CHEERS

Another excuse to work in the shop. Your a man I can relate to. :)

Nice DIY tip you got there Steve Cheers 👍

Smart idea Steve. For a minute there I thought we were making prison shanks! lol

I have wooden handles that can tighten down on them. Pretty cool idea Steve.

Awesome 👍 thanks!!!

Great idea Steve now I just need to go buy a glue gun 😒

Wow. I think you did it, Steve. Diy better tool 👍👍

Just drill a hole in old golf ball as a file handle.

Nice idea

Nice trick, Steve!

Excellent !

Sta-bil with no-ethanol gas

Thank man I'll do the peanut butter baking soda in my building.

One lithium cell is 3.7V empty and 4.20V charged...

Like your mounting solution. Definitely will attempt making this. Thank you!

Nice work on building the box for the stapler. Oh vinyl sliding is a topic take really can cause a real discussion on installation. Good luck and Cheers Steve

Good info/ btw your work bench looks like an actual working man’s work bench

In cars, I don't use synthetic oil when breaking an engine in just to be on the safe side.

So, is b/c synthetic is too slippery? Too thin maybe? 🤔

Will it work on a class 10 nut?

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how is it holding up? thanks

How do you know if a gauge is accurate?.......................

That's plumb...not level

Nice video! I want to try this, but will a predator die e.g. racoon, owl, eagle, hawk etc. if they eat the rat that died of this baking soda mix? Will it kill any squirrels if they eat this baking soda mix? I'm trying to get rid of the rats, but not the squirrels.