@@burgerfriescoke 😅

2 hands does work better. Which is why I only filmed 5 seconds of it one handed.

@@natalied989 just kidding, like didn't mentioned the hawk tuah that floor lol, Great job restoring that floor, enjoy.

​@@ikkehierrro😂😅

Yeah god forbid he pushes the trigger to start it and loses control, unable to push the button to stop. Probably best to keep it as a trigger to operate

Tool and die makers must unite for the common good!

@@4by_yotaguy373 I didn't get rid of them. I only wear them for special occaisiona

@cristianandresarizmendimir2542 Thank you :) it probably won't be very soon but when we are done I hope someone really appreciated and enjoys the place.

@alexxbaudwhyn7572 Oh goodness no. You can buy a vacant lot here for $150. I bought the lot next to my current house for $150. It's 1/4 acre cleared lot. This is factually, objectively the worst city in America.

@2Strokes_N_Toyotas I'm going to continue experimenting with methods but so far I discovered a pull scraper works a lot better than a push scraper and letting the water soak for a much longer period of time (several hours) is working really well. I have to sand them no matter what this is just the preliminary round to get the thick adhesive off.

@4by_yotaguy373 I would never use an air powered chisel on 120 year old oak floors. And scraping it one flake at a time like that would take years. Gotta have a better strategy.

@fluxcapacitor1621 This won't make your engine run worse. It's only function is to send air to the intake on a cold start when you are at idle. Once your engine is at operating temperature this valve closes and serves no further engine performance functions. As I mentioned in the video if you delete it you may need to apply a bit of gas pedal to keep the throttle plate slightly open while the engine warms up if it's cold outside since you no longer have the auxiliary air passage this valve provides. A malfunctioning valve especially one stuck open at operating temp could negatively effect engine performance. Thus deleting it may be a good option for some who cannot repair or afford to replace it. Please refer to my "Everything you ever wanted to know about IACV" video for a more in depth explanation of the function of this component.

Here is a link to the video I mentioned. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnvTlKmbgMqledEsi=1B5YTLXW0bec022a

@@DanielPowless Saginaw, Michigan.

Michigan seems like a dream to me now It took me four days to hitchhike from Saginaw

@alexxbaudwhyn7572 Did you grow up in a house on Saginaw Bay?

@@DanielPowless No, but life-long Michigander. Pass through Saginaw many times a year to, from lake house up north. Taken 675 bypass around Zilwaukee Bridge many times for various stops, eat on tittabawasse. Lots of cool old homes around Saginaw, along davenport ave

Re hitchhike from Saginaw Lyrics from America, Simon and Garfunkel

@4by_yotaguy373 Oh yeah. It's very very common. It was I guess a way to be more heat efficient and to cover up broken/cracked plaster over the years when as people stopped caring about their properties and the skills to do it become lost to time.

@natalied989 I love good plaster work! But you're right it's getting harder to find ppl willing to do it. Are you guys going to perform plaster repairs, or patch in drywall?

@4by_yotaguy373 The ceiling under the drop ceiling was already drywall. I pulled that down and we will put up new drywall. If we come across plaster that needs repair and it's salvageable we will repair.

@@dadgarage7966 most definitely

@@4by_yotaguy373 Not once.

@natalied989 Oh I gotcha... you're more into the look of use and heavy patina🤙. Well I totally understand because so am I. 🙂

@4by_yotaguy373 Right. Yes, exactly my thoughts.

@@natalied989 Great minds think alike! 💪😉👍

@4by_yotaguy373 I bought some this summer. Haven't put them on yet but one side ofnthe trim already fell off cuz that 3M tape sucks. I'll probably do the clips in spring.

@natalied989 Interesting. I've spent yrs in a body shop using 3M double-sided tape on emblems, moldings, spoilers, side skirts, body kits, and never had any problem. There's a couple different kinds, but the black one is hardcore. 💪

@4by_yotaguy373 No vests lol. But it's not a bad idea. I did order a back pack for my kid a few years ago with a ballistic plate in it. I paid super extra extra for the lightweight one that is still rated to actually stop a bullet so she wasn't lugging around a 9lb back pack. Then they stopped letting the kids carry back packs all together. I half joked that I was just going to buy her a vest if they won't let her carry a back pack. I probably should have gotten her one.

@@dadgarage7966 I agree. A little hint.

@@natalied989 Oh, I forgot, Happy New Year!

@dadgarage7966 Thank you! Happy New Year!

@@4by_yotaguy373 Thanks buddy.

@2Strokes_N_Toyotas Thank you! I try my best. I'm available for bookings for weddings, birthdays, funerals, holidays and all special occaision cakes 😀

@@inspectyourgadget2485 Nope. Hardly any rust. And it's been a Michigan Truck for probably 10 years. IDK when it got here but originally came from California. It's holding up good.

Michigander myself. Near impossible to keep them rust free. Keep it out of the salt!

@inspectyourgadget2485 I do am undercariage treatment with marine grease and wool wax once a year in fall and really go crazy with it. It's staved off any new rust underneath since I got it in 2022. It's a couple hours and we'll worth the effort. I did a video about 2 months ago about the Wool wax.

@@natalied989 Everything good comes from California 😃

@4by_yotaguy373 this is very not true

@@4by_yotaguy373 I never tried this method. But it's worth a shot. Can't be worse than the flop and crawl

@dadgarage7966 LOL. I'll usually just stand on the ground and push things in as far as I can if I'm in public. When I've pushed as much as I can push, the rest piles in the front seat.

@luvtoyscollector3373 thank you!

@liveoak7838 I did take everything apart already and replaced all the bearings and races I just didn't get around to putting the knuckles and axles back together before the snow and cold came cuz I was trying to get the alignment tool. I know I can just put it back together with the shims the way it was when I took it apart but IDK if the person who did it before me did it right so I dont want to just copy them. The oil seals already failed and had to be replaced (the whole reason I started this project) so I didn't want to misalign the axle and cause early failure and excess wear again. So I wanted the Toyota knuckle alignment tool but couldn't. And now here we are.

Lol, same stupid weather near Boston today. Coldest 30F i can remember. Phoey on windchill.

It is cool! And fun

@ChrisMcQueen My first convert! 😂 Welcome to the wonderful world of cookie. It's that time of year. I'll be back to Toyota things soon

@@ChrisMcQueen that's what I'm here for!

Gotta. Can't reach the pedals if I dont

@Vriz541 It's 28 degrees out. I think I missed my window trying to get that stupid tool. Hoping for a break into the 40s soon so I can finish. If not I'll just have to bundle up and bravery it I suppose. All I have to do is put everything back together and make the adjustments so hopefully it should go smoothly. Will definitely update when finished

@@TRyan-op2jo thank you