Wowwwww, thank you, I have a leak coming out on top of it

Hi, did you manage to figure out how to adjust the idle speed on both, thanks

Great video! Very practical for a more DIY homeowner. I will say be careful doing it as my tub dropped and wouldn’t allow the panels to line up. Pick the tub up with one hand and belly pushed the front panel into place. Thank you for the video again!!

Did the mounting screws come with it for the side insert?

Mark the center with a piece of tape or marker.

Exactly the info I needed... Thanks for the video, very helpful.

This happened to me yesterday on my 2011 Tundra, 185k. Replaced the Toyota bushing with an OE part no. 33835-08010 $2.92 and we’re back up and running! Thanks for the clear cut description of what this problem was. If only the starter was this easy!

Will this part fit a 2015? Amazon says no, but someone down below said it fit a 2007 which is 2nd gen.

Thank you so much I’m thankful!!!

Thank you, but 1 Q: How do I get the top up? It doesn't budge.

Hi worked ?

I've been doing this for years.

Worst video series ever. Went from part one all separated to part two suddenly all put together.

Technically, the correct way to use this spool is to completely unspool the cord before use. This is only made for storing the extension cord. Anyone that knows anything about electricity knows you are never suppose to use an extension cord while it’s coiled or rolled up due to heat build up. If used while spooled, the cord can melt down and cause a fire. Yes, I know it’s a headache to completely unspool the whole thing to use it, but it is the correct way.

I roll mine opposite of the first one you did, leave around 3 feet out, plug it in to where I want then pull the end to where I need it, without having the roll in my way. Either way works, if using a heavy electrical load on it and it gets hot, your gauge of cord isn't heavy enough.

This is the way I've been doing for years, also !

Nice! thanks for the video

Bro thanks. Anyone with two or more braincells could follow this no problem. Everyone simpleton wants a damn presentation with powerpoints and car manual diagrams. Lmao it's just blades. Holy hell. Thanks for being quick about it. Came to the right guy. 😂

There customer service is horrible. The people are like robots with zero people skills. Probably foreign call centers with very little knowledge or experience.

When you "gently" remove the black plastic housing cover, (that has the tiny motor attached to it), pulling straight out after wiggling back and forth a few time, simply LEAVE the gear mechanism attached to the metal housing. Only the contacts in the plastic housing needs cleaned and lightly sanded with 400 grit paper then re-greased with di-electric. At least that's all mine needed. Great video! You save me a lot of time & money.

Do you replace EGR sprinter 2021 diesel engine 2.1 ?

May I recommend that you remove the video. This idea is really unsafe.

I put a link in the description to an inexpensive one I got that had the highest reviews.

Great Vid Thanks

Would these be a good on-road touring boot? Looking for a taller waterproof boot and feel these might wok well.

Make sure you seat your expansion tank back in her grommet. You may find little hose cut offs that fall out. I believe they were slid onto the plastic fingers holding the expansion tank hose to prevent chafing.

Thank you sir. Saved so much time with your video!

Unless you want to start a fire don't use an extension cord while it's coiled on there. I've seen it happen many times, you may get lucky the first hundred times but is it worth the risk? Throw the cord winders away and learn to wrap cords properly, it's actually faster than using one of these things.

Is it true to size or should it take a bigger size?

Hi from Ireland , I’m just about to hang new doors , very helpful , thanks .

My friend. This is not a Garmin flaw. It is a map problem. The map you uploaded does not have that road/trail

I won't use one like this if I am going to use anything that has more than a minimal current draw. It will heat up fairly quickly and I have seen cords melted down that had to be cut off the reel. Wind up like this is great for storage but not for usage. I am an industrial electrician and have been in this trade for over 50 years.

FYI, Snorkel intake faces forward. It only fits one way.

Both ideas are equally great for different reasons / applications.

My first reaction was "eureka!" but then I started thinking about placing it halfway, whether it would be fiddly to wind up, etc. In the end after watching the demo, I think I came down on the side of hack #1 which I'm going to do today! 🙂 But it's cool to have both methods in your pocket, hack #2 is about as simple as it comes to try out.

the problem then being that the spool has to sit in the middle of the outlet and the device. I'd rather have the spool next to the outlet incase it has to run outdoors

Is it the same weight as your left bar end? Bought one of this affordable throttle lock and noticed different weight with stock. Will the difference in weight between bar end affect handling?

I think I like your hole method better. I've been starting the 1st wrap with the plug end sticking out as I wind it up but it does get in the way while winding. If I drill the hole that would solve that issue. Thanks for the tip

I remember warnings against using coiled up extension leads, so I asked chat gpt. Apparently there is a slight risk of melting cables if the heat cant dissipate, and some magnetic field potential that's generally harmless.

Keep em out of the sun.

thanks for the credit guy, hope it helps ya !😄

This is not a new idea , i have one made in early 60's of steel , contractors used them all the time . The center core is large enough it is the electrical box , a duplex recptical can be mounted on each side , it holds 100 feet of #12 cord !

Eventually half the cord will melt into itself. You should be able to smell it before it catches fire. 😊

Are these the Zeta Adventure Armor guards that Zeta makes specifically for the T7? One drop on the clutch side and that flimsy piece you cann'd from the stock guards is going to buckle.

You should not use a cord while wound on a reel. It warns of this on the reel labels and packaging. It does not take much load to generate heat, and rolled up it concentrates the heat, causing more resistance which creates more heat until you melt the reel and/or cord.

This is how I have used mine for years. As for winding it up, I find it is useful to grab one of the stationary cross bars of the frame and feed the cord between my fingers. Then by sliding that hand slowly from side to side, I can direct the cord onto the reel to get a much neater end result.

Note that if you have a heavy draw connected, you should unwind it all so it doesn't heat up. Wound up, it is a big electromagnet without air circulation.

Ok folks I just did the video of the Hack justaguy69 suggested. Ck it out. 2 solutions, u pick.

Ok folks I think this might be the official way but watch my other video and see what you think of the first Hack I discovered.

Nice hack.