i have a very similar cap that I took from a 90 ranger and retro fitting for a 23 ranger, everything is cut to size (from 6x8 to 5x5.5) and last part of the puzzle is the tailgate....!!

I went to a propane dealer last week and wanted to get a tank about a size down from yours for our generator. They wouldn't even entertain it as they said the very thing you're doing right there wouldn't work.

A three person job to sell us a new non wax ring? Toilet itself is not clogged, you checked it. So, where's the clog, down the line? We don't know, still, you don't say. While we're here: Where's your gloves? Where's your wife's shoes? (rhetorical of course.)

How are you? Happy new Year to you!

Really enjoyed your video, you done a super job on this illustration. I've got to do the same on my Horse when the weather warms some--Thanks

Thanks Man! Saved me a lot!

I had the exact same problem and ordered a carb from your link. I’ll install it this weekend! Thanks for the how to video

100% helpfull!!

Man, the fact that I randomly stumbled on this without any previous searching is insane. Guess it's time to fix my Sienna 😂 Appreciate you!

Is the top glass the same size as the bottom? I have the same style window My top glass is the worst. I really would like to see how the top glass is replaced.

Rockin' the old school tighty whities 👍 Great job with the repair.

Did you bring the front posts down at all? I saw another video where someone said the posts are 1mm and the front indentations are .71 so he reduced them by .3mm. My posts are 1.2 and the indentations are 1.3 so I should be good. Once mounted, I had a small gap up front but I can push it down with my finger and the gap closes. I can’t imagine bringing down the front helping at all.

Is that bulb change just low beam or does that bulb have both functions for high & low or a separate bulb for the other housing lens for high beam Thanks

Ya did good.

Absolutely needed and very much helpful. Thank you

Thank you, especially going back ol' School.

thank you for the video but please cut the corny folksy music. god i cannot stand that cheesy guitar and mandolin over all these diy and "salt of the earth" type videos. god. **god**.... but still, thank you

Awesome video! I just found one of these in really good shape thats been sitting. Definitely looks harder to do then thr 125cc and under dirt bikes I've been working on.

Damn is their any nuts are bolts you havent took off great job

I didn't even search this topic but I'm a subscriber. How does KZbin know I did this very thing today? My GE DW was 9 years old and quit the day after Thanksgiving. I got a GE Profile for a smoking Black Friday deal. This is the third GE I've installed and it's easier to use the same brand. JMO but step 1 is to empty out under the sink. I have a DW liner tray under the DW in case there's a slight leak. I once bought a house and discovered under the DW was rotted and inspector didn't catch it. The tray casts the water to the front so you see it and can take action. Good video.

I just got one without a engine, what size of pulley is on the engine shaft. Also what belts did you get

Carpet in the Kitchen! Wow!

Thank you for your videos brother. Having the same problem. Helped me out very much

Good video... Thanks..... Replaced both lights

I was easily able to remove and replace the doors after watching your video. Silicone helped with increased roller sliding . Thanx

Everyone has a different story, some good some they have no idea what they’re doing!

Great video! Yet another successful project!

Next time I do another pre-fab fence project, I'm going to use 2'" x 4" spacers to space the panels off the ground.

Nice video. Don’t go aftermarket with timing belt . Gates is no bueno

Hugely helpful! Thanks for making this video!

I have a westinghouse igen4500dfc using propane to a big tank. From the big tank the gas company ran a line to where my bbq is with a quick disconnect on a regulator and the bbq has been working fine this way. This connection spot was also for my generator. So I have that gray hose like you and ran it like how my bbq line is. So I went direct with the gray hose from the quick disconnect where the regulator is, to the generator direct. When i turned on the propane all I could smell was gas at the generator and it was tight. So I disconnected it from generator and put the regulator that came with the generator like you did and it worked. I'm basically saying I did the same thing as you did and it worked, but did you get the gas smell when you hooked in direct and it didn't work? I think the problem is it just dumps the gas in and definetly needs the second regulator that comes with it no matter how you hook it up. Good video it made me feel like it wasn't just me.

We just installed a 330 Gallon tank to run our Champion generator and the installer just ran a line directly to a shutoff valve box that has a connector for the standard generator regulator/hose combo. From my understanding, the flow rate will be different for different types of devices. We live totally off-grid so we use our generator to charge up the batteries after 3 or 4 days of snow/rain. We'll use about 3 to 4 gallons of propane for a 4 to 6 hour run time typically.

Like some have said, put the regulators (they're not valves) at the generator end of the hose.

Do not put the gen in the garage. My friend and his whole family lost their lives from CO spreading thru a house larger than yours with the garage door open

Way way way way over design don't need all that junk Just turn the propane tank valve a crack until it starts and runs as normal

They are not valves they are pressure regulators

Maybe there was just air in the line.. just a guess

Glad I found this video. I bought the westinghouse wgen145000tfc. I have geothermal and needed a bigger generator to run it. I plan on getting a 500 gallon propane tank and probably would have run into the same issue you did.

0:26 - "We normally heat with coal." Wow, really? I've never heard of anyone heating their house with coal. Where do you eve buy coal?

Why are you powering the tank with the generator?

The red regulator reduces the tank pressure to a high pressure needed to overcome the resistance of the long hose. The silver regulator reduces the pressure to what the generator needs. Try putting the silver regulator close to the generator.

First thing to do, check for good flow at end of hose. Reg's don't open sometimes, bugs get in hoses.

I know that it takes a long time to get the air out. Better to have the regulator close to the generator not the tank. I have z mister heater Lp heater and have to hold the valve for while till the air gets out and the gas gets there. Also don't shut off at tank but at Generator or heater if wanting to get going again soon.

If you have a tank like his, yeah, that could be a great idea for off grid. However, to my experience, a more dense fuel is actually better.For example, diesel fuel contains a lot more energy than propane In a generator this can be very valuable. I have had the chance to burn different fuels from natural gas to diesel and I'll be honest.Diesel is the least fuel burning generator I have experienced, don't even ask me about natural gas! That was a mistake! I'll never do that again!

Fascinating. Propane as a fuel source for off grid is a great idea. Have you thought about solar and battery storage? Then no need for a propane delivery.

I just got the same exact flex. Pipe down on a 2006, Toyota Sienna, and he did 2 feet both waves from the flex pipe because it was rusted out a 125 bucks brand new and welded at a shop.

The packaging that holds the screws and bolts etc has the toughest glue holding them in the packaging the world has ever seen. Think I’ll like this thing though after getting it put together.

Thank u best one the way u explain everything I need to know

Thank you so much for your detailed video. We were able to order parts and fix our door this morning. It was especially helpful to have the link to the parts website as well. Hopefully we'll get 25 more years out of ours. :)