Any videos on how you made your cab? I weld/fab quite a bit. Have looked all over KZbin and your cab looks the best. Any info is appreciated!

Is it the kid first time to see a log spitter, he needs to be the lifter lolol 😮

People who have lived with getting stranded, dreaded VESPA NIGHTMARE….You NEED this video, before you need it. Ya know? I hope not, but, yeah just change the thing!

I'm a believer in LP Smart siding. I have a shed I built that's 20 years old using this siding. I never painted it and it's as solid as the day it was installed. My house is sided with it and that's going on 25 years old now.

what is the color of the Flexstone used here?

My vehicle is a 1997 dodge Dakota is the filter in the same place on my truck as the one in the video?

You’d be surprised some of the track I’ve seen that they still run trains on

Just saw this and wondering about the cable attachment. Love to now how it is done as I am trying to replace mine that broke and can't figure it out

Hey Kevin I had a question

whats the tick sound from the engine? mine has that and trying to figure it out

I have a nail on my rear tire. I'm going to try your drill technique because I don't think I can use the tool to make the hole bigger for the plug since the wheel is a lot thicker.

A good reminder to have your vehicle rustproofed yearly.

So Beautifully 😍 Amazing Job! 👏

If you're worried about the chimney Cap coming loose I would spot caulk it as well maybe not all the way around but just enough to hold it in place. Also recommend that you don't forget to cut yourself another 4-inch hole couple of inches above your baseboard like you're installing a dryer vent (it's literally what you're going to do) to run and connect 4-inch vent pipe to the air intake on the bottom of your stove. If you don't put fresh air vent to the outside for the stove when it's running your stove will pull a negative pressure in your house and it also pulls out the heated conditioned air that it has heated causing you to burn more firewood. Basically same principal as a gas burning furnace.

Having problems with my old atv winch. Can't wait to test the solenoid. Thanks for posting this.

Great Video. keep them coming.

THANKS GOOD VIDEO

In rain and snow, best tires go on rear to prevent spinout/slide. had it happen multiple times from my in-law mechanic thinking best tires go on front of a fwd car. better to plow than to spin.

Nice job that truck should serve you for many years… those frontiers are good trucks

if you noticed you steering is too soft or spongee probably the power steering rack rubber bushings are shot and its common with those trucks

U think it will cut through woods like roots?

Nice video horrible product horrible directions a company should care more than to put out directions like they do. I watch your video. The parts are not numbered on the blister sheet. They have the parts numbered that should be a given that they should do that. I'll give this product one star

Worst directions in the world I would never recommend Max ever try to call them 17 minutes on the phone. They hung up on me.

Worst directions in the world I would never recommend Max ever try to call them 17 minutes on the phone. They hung up on me.

For Subarus I have had good chance with Raybestos element3/bosch rotors and Akebono pads, a little pricier but less noise. Not to say there is anything wrong with Bendix but I have not had much luck with aftermarket brands besides those two, and you can get a coated Raybestos elemtent3 rotor to help prevent noise from rust buildup as you said the car sits a lot.

It surprise me when and adult not able to recognize a wasp net and belive it is bee…

very good

1.the ridge cap is incorrectly installed. you need to tuck it under roof sheets where it connects. 2. the boot covers are only used while walking on ground and should NOT be on while walking on the roof. you will slip around if you wear the covers on the roof making the boots pointless.

I like the music brother .thank for the information

It's alive!! Cheap fix. Thx for sharing, Kevin.

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Very good video. I can’t believe no comments in two years and over 2k views. I’m having trouble with measuring the inside corner to corner. I’m doing the ceiling and down two sides going to the baseboards. I see this is two years old though

It's very satisfying when you can fix things yourself. Thx for sharing this with us.

If is a screw down roof then watch out you could ruin the neoprene gasket under the screw . My neighbor learned the hard way 5 year old metal roof power washed and all you saw at the bottom of the gutter downspouts was pieces of those gaskets

Just got one , you have a beautiful yard brother keep up the good work , Joe from Jersey

Great job Kevin, can't wait to see it in action.

Kevin, I have an older Paulan pro 235 and was having trouble with the chain oiler. Can you tell me how it’s supposed to work. The oil hose runs directly from the oil tank to the chain bar with no pump. I was thinking that maybe it uses the compression from the engine to force the oil to the bar. Any ideas?

Good job Kevin fixing your clutch drum on your chainsaw 👍🏻

The camera is moving so fast it makes me dizzy light is very poor .

Brst place to get parts for the Stanley Generator? Thanks😁👍👍

Hi, lots of chat 😂 but got the job done! Well done (during my telecommunications career when trying to fault on something that I didn’t know anything about we used to call it “poke and Hope”) 😂

hey next time get a mic because only ants can hear you

SAFETY FIRST my friend... Don't let your babies grow up to be fatherless... Dude didn't set the parking brake ...

Awesome job Kevin and I think blue would look good on your house

Kevin - this was so incredibly helpful. I struggled with the hood/rod staying in there. I had it wrong. Your video is the ONLY one on KZbin that showed and explained the detail of the lid rod well enough to see what I did wrong. Thanks guy!

The blue would look good on the house Kevin

yep, this was a disastrous design decision. Mine looks like yours, spent an hour today plastic welding and reinforcing. What a mess. Otherwise these are incredible chippers.

Its used, probably just once. Those first parts that you pulled out first are normally covered in plastic by Ryobi. But ifyou got it at half price, you made a great deal

With that man lift, a chain saw and a hundred feet of 1/2” rope you should be able to take it down yourself without hurting anything. Alternatively you could practice felling trees in the direction you want safely in the woods behind those buildings

Use a leaf blower to blow off the grass debris after each mowing, then continue to blow off the rest of the tractor. It only takes 1 minute. buy a stop watch and time it. Once it's blown off you can then wash it if you want to, but then use the leaf blower again to blow off the excess water.