very good info thanks

Thanks for your help.. this is very informatic video

I’m currently in the process of doing this. I currently have no codes but mpg was very low and after running the Dr. Prius app, it had determined that I had a bad module. I’m using the newer version of your charger and am currently having issues with the charger not wanting to go out of auto mode. Tenergy support is currently working on the problem. I’ve found 3 other suspect blades and since the Dr. Prius app didn’t find any other faults I’m going to try and recondition them. I’ve spent a lot of time researching this subject and I’m slowly coming to the conclusion that maybe biting the bullet and just purchasing a new oem pack is the best solution. These cars can last well over 300k and considering the cost of a new vehicle these days, it might make sense to spend the 2 to 3k on a new battery and call it a day. Of course this would be determined on the overall condition of the vehicle you’re working with. Very good video by the way. Precise information without all the fluff. Sometimes we just want the facts and in this case that’s what is desired. Thank you.

Awesome ❤

Excellent video, accurate brief clear concise information. A rare thing on KZbin

I first heard that beautiful song in high school in the early 60s and I love its music

Thank you! I had a little problem lining up the fuel shut-off lever knob with the sliding plate. Can you make a video on the best way to prime a CAV pump? No one can explain what each bleeder screw should be done first.

Diese Aufnahme ist ja total berührend...

Thank you for the concise and clear explanation. I need to do this repair on my TO35 23C diesel tractor and I appreciate such a quick and clear "how-to". Bravo!

THANK YOU

I played these Sunday as we concluded the celebration of the 300th anniversary of out building in Maryland.

Nice variations based on the hymn tune “Westminster Abbey”

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Great clear video. My old JCB 3c111 with the Leyland 4/98 engine has started leaking at this gasket, so this will be a great help.

Thank you this is what I'm looking for

thanks pardner...you helped me make my cummins run great..good job,,..come go for a boat ride with me n chattanoga,,,! !

Thanks pardner..pretty sure same injector pump as my cummins with same problem..helped me..get those o rings an gasket kit tomorrow an I got it.thank u...thank you very much

Just followed your video and fixed my heavy leak. Much appreciated, thanks.

Thank you much clearer and concise than on other videos that don't show what they mean particularly well or block what they are talking about with their hands.

Well played, very interesting music. Thanks, which sample set is this?

This helped me out. Much appreciated!

How much does this cost on average at a shop? Should I just go ahead and get it rebuilt?

This is what i was looking for! Thanks for sharing

Quite nice, thank you

reminds me of changing tractor tires by hand. ive changed at least 10 back tires on john deere farm tractors and i dont think you can do it by machine.

Man, you sure make that look easy! A way to secure the wheel and the locking pliers really are key.

Great, I did this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIDQoKieaLJrjs0

great job! you made look easy ..would love to have that vice.

Great job!

This looks like a good approach and is essentially what I used to break the beads and get the tire off the rim. Getting it back on the small rim for the front tires of a Snapper riding mower is a different case. I will try the vise grip approach to see if it makes it doable. Thanks.

like your tire machine,a vaery good idea,thanks. 😊😊✌✌

I watched a few videos after my first struggle, and tried the on the ground method with rubber mallet and pry bars as for car tires. Car tires seem to have a bigger hole than tractores. Then i saw this with the bolt to keep it from sliding around and the vise grips to keep it down in one spot. Easy breezey. Then sprayed some deodorant inside and lit it to make the seel. Saved the day. Thanks

Love the vise grips idea - Great video - Thanks

replacing tire with rim still on tractor

THAT is how it's done

wow...ORGAN and PLAYING sound wonderful, sir!! hope you'll post some more videos of your organ and playing....(love the cat in this video!!!)

Nice, looks easy as shown. Thanks

Excellent approach. I struggled to remount the tire on the rim but your approach reassured me that with the use of the vise grips and soap, it would go on. And it did! Thanks for taking the time to share this - a great help.

beautiful!

the bolt and vise was what impressed me. Going to buy a bolt tomorrow

I was hoping to hear the organ in one of these videos. I play an identical pipe organ in my church, it's one of Casavant's stock models from the 70's

Liked the use of mole grips to keep tyre on the rim. Thanks for sharing

lol he makes it look so easy!

You make it look easy this way. Thanks for the tip!

Many congratulations on your performance! Philip Stopford