Thanks,I appreciate this one

Anyone know where I can find one

Good morning. Nice video. Thank you. Does that make the belt not run true anymore? Just wondering is all. Thank you and have a good day

Great content will be fixing mine today

Ok i did connected my trailer as you shown but you did not specify about relay that you mentioned, because of that i think one of those wire is drawing more voltage still having similar issue

Thanks for showing us how you did it. Just enough talking so we could follow along. I appreciate that you got right to the point. This is my first visit to your channel. Your sound was clear.

nice job

does the oil drum sitting there must get very hot?

Yep this is better than the foot pedal mod I was looking for when I found this. Thanks for sharing I agree with what are the engineers thinking. Mostly thinking law suit if some dummy hurts or kills themselves so they have to capitulate and make things almost un-useable because of the modern education standards.

Great job!!

Exactly the problem I've discovered today, hopefully I can get it going again.

I will watch more of these

I'd like to have all the tools he has. good vid

That’s awesome

We just installed the Pole Pal USA 7pc Dump Trailer Wiring Set on our PJ Dump Trailer and couldn't be happier! Their kit uses 2 gage wire and Anderson quick connects. We have tried adding a solar panel but it still wasn't enough. We have 3 work trucks and 3 trailers (dump, equipment and enclosed) and plan to install the truck side wiring on all 3 trucks and the trailer side wiring on all 3 trailers. It is the best solution I have found by far! We will use the trucks battery and alternator to supply power to the pump on the dump trailer, winch on the equipment trailer and interior lighting, outlets and accessories on the enclosed trailer.

Thanks for the idea. My home-made foot pedal is going gunnysack on me.

I stick trimmer line/nylon using scotch permanent double sided tape. If corners start to curl super glue with baking soda ties it down. Heated bed at 80 and too bad they don't got part cooling fan that can blow hot air, it would help. Enclosure is my next project, too much heat transfer is the problem that causes nylon to warp. Need warm bed and heated enclosure.

Any chance of doing a video how to change the primary drive belt on that mower deck 👍.

Pretty damn good idea.

Your arms blocking the camera

What size socket is that

those are the cast metal plats that are not safe. the new ones they have a solid steel, will not fail.

I don't want to be any where around my powersmart. The Log explodes SO i got a rope and a stick wedge the stick between the button where i pull down on the rope and tie to the stick and handle at the same time, With a rope looped to a flat piece of wood for a peddle

Thank you for posting this! I had a bearing race I need to remove out of a washing machine and this helped confirm/direct my process. I could not weld inside the race like other videos show because of all the plastic

I just finished a wood/oil burning barrel stove just an hour ago

suggestion , use a hole saw to cut out your piece and use the same hole saw to cut the new material , will fit right in with perfect spacing for welding , much less work than cutting squares and rectangles trying to make em fit

I highly suggest waiting 6-12 months before you upgrade anything. It's a huge learning curve. I've had my RepRapGuru i3 for over a year now and am just now doing the true i3 upgrade, 8mm lead screws, replacement aluminum heated bed with auto-bed leveling. I'm an IT admin and learn quickly but it seems every post I see on Facebook and Reddit are brand new to 3D printing and tackling mods out of the box. Why? Or they can't follow the simple things to do when setting up their new 3D printer. Creality printers with bed leveling out of the box never seem to follow instructions on setting up the Z-Offset correctly and end up printing in mid-air. I point them to the same guides every time.

I'v looked at lots of these mods, and this one is by far the best. I will defo go for this one , thanks for sharing. Paul UK

Move your camera, your arm blocked the view every time! HA HA...I fixed mine with a cheap wood clamp from HF to hold the button down all the time. Less trouble than your method.

My same exact pulley completely fell off so I wasn’t sure exactly how it went back on until I watched your video. Thanks

I like it I’m new to it. I don’t mind getting more information

I like it! Nice additions.

This a useful video

well done.

Great job!

You've certainly got a lot of tools and equipment there and that lathe ... well, what can I say about that, many of us would like to have one that big. The amount of gear you have explains why you needed such a big shop!

awesome idea, totally reminds me of those magnifying soldering work piece holders that have alligator clips on ends

Might save your "friends" from borrowing the trailer, they can't operate it.

Did everything as shown, with same items you linked in description. Don't know if the circuit breaker is Chinese garbage or not but as soon as i have a load on and try to dump it, it pops the breaker. Without a load works wonderfully... Any ideas?

That stove is made for burning coal. You’d be way ahead of the game doing that. Especially bituminous coal. It’s dirt cheap.

Ive seen these modified different ways but this is the coolest

Love your ideas, great job

So to be clear. If you run a 2/O wire from the battery to the bumper, I’m assuming without the circuit breaker that the hot wire would be a fire hazard on its own? Or would operate without any surge protection? I saw in another comment you mention you shut your breaker off when not using the trailer. An employee of mine tried this without the breaker and said his truck started smoking so he gave up don’t want that happening to my new truck. Thanks

like the belt tensioner but i don't see how mine A6 have no plates front or back. where i can get those plates?

trying to send a n email to your address but don't let me. would like to know how much for one of the frame and also if possible in aluminum

So how you fix your valve?

Thank you from Cheboygn Mi

Good job.Thanks for not singing***

Great idea! "Alls" is not a word!

Nice weld man!