Any tips for me? Im having trouble keeping the inner tube in the rim while fitting the tire around the innertube. If i keep it reletivly un-inflated it just falls out but if i inflate it a little more it refuses to let the tire go around it

The only time I ever use 12 point sockets is on the rare 12-point capscrew or nut. My Dad politely referred to them as "nut fuckers" 'cause they bend up the corners of 6-point bolt heads so bad a righteous 6-point has to be hammered on.

Put the tyre half on first then the iner tune. Becsuse hear on this vid inner tube touching the floor if theres bits the tube will pick dirt up and can cause a punchter.😊if you carnt do something correct why mislead people and can cause more problems.

Hi i replace the big fan works, the small fan in the left side dont move. I connect the small in the big plug to see if the fan works and works. How can i tested if i have power in the left small fan connection? Thank you.

Where did get the part from

Glad you were able to fix the generator and I hope you all are ok. 👍🏼🤗

So I have a 13 Shelby gt 500. Do I have 5 1/4 or 5x7s in the front doors?

Always good to have a generator handy and the tools to fix it with. I hope everyone is safe.

Hi bro how to change oil on tb 22 trimmer I can't find anything

Doesn’t work waste of time

Sweet Cobra 🐍🔥

I came upon this video after only ten mins of searching, thankfully. Exactly what I needed to see and I have this exact prybar 🎉

Grab some Knocker Loose, it puts WD to shame breaking seized bolts/nuts. Also folks, beware WD has several oils out on shelves now days that are actual lubes not penetrative oils to break chit loose. Thats because reg WD is not worth a crap as a lube like people were all led to believe since the 40's. Truth is WD has very little lube at all in it. I'd replaced this pump with a new fully serviceable pro pump. With a drain plug on the pumps side so you never need to remove it or lean it over just to drain its oil as some pumps are. Mine don't have a damn oil plug either, sucks too because a pumps oil looks nasty within a few yrs. Well done! Peace

Great looking cars

Question: Would a putty like this be appropriate to use on the hot line for a hot water heater? It looks like we had a squirrel that was in the attic chew on ours and punctured the PVC, so I was wondering if this would be appropriate to use for that or if the section should just be replaced.

Dude that pump isnt coming off they way you made it look so easy

Hooray! After some searching you gave me just what I needed.

Would be perfect for Hondas because the designers put the central jack point in the stupidest place possible

I had a blown head gasket. The Coolant and oil were mixing. The oil was lighter and the Coolant reservoir was dark. My mechanic recommended that I buy a new car.

You’re way better than the dyslexic handyman he gives instructions from finish to start😅

Finally found an easy way to clean grout so have enough back left to actually seal it. This is perfect. Thank u

You can tell by a simple funnel & smell for combustion. Endless bubbles are also a dead ringer.

That doesn’t look like a very healthy job.

water only goes in the brass part...

@6:30 put a pipe on it

It may sting but oh so worth it 🎉❤😊

This is good information to know. Much better news with it being a coolant leak. I guess you could say blue was your favorite color this time. I just had to have a fuel filter hose replaced and now I have a dead battery . I hope nothing else happens.

Did you ever find a 16,14,11,9 mm versions like this to semi complete the set? Kinda like this style or Blackhawk or paramount with the flex self locking button on side.

Good info, but you should redo this video with 10% of the talking. Should be like 5-minutes long, tops.

What I want to know is how to pop a back window button out and replace the passenger window button with it!

so that type of pump doesn¨t have oil?? Because I bought a hydro with that pump model, of that brand AR RMV2.5G30 3200pSI, But I don¨t see screws to drain anf put oil (oil chage)

How does this show anything to do with removing it.? Just shows being taken off the pump end. What about removing it from the rack end.

It's a steal considering the majority are USA tools. It looks more like someone got their hands on a bunch of tools from a defunct Sears going out of business sale. I can't picture someone putting all of that in a tool box and never using any of it Never seen the gray handled nut drivers. Is that because they are metric? I remember buying my standard set on sale for $19.99

You can normally use an oscillating tool or a dremel with a cut off wheel to cut the rings easily.

Thanks! My husband was able to replace the fan following your detailed instructions saving a lot of time and money. The hands on experience is a great lesson learned. You are a great instructor! Your content delivery is very detailed and easy to follow and the video is very clear.

Stainless steel 3/4" are $17 for 100 on Amazon. I bought a ratcheting multi pull cinch tool that's WAY easier to use than either of the ones shown, and fits into much smaller spaces. The cinch tool is MUCH easier to get on to a pipe that's tight against the wall - you may not be able to get the crimp tool around at all. The cinch uses the same tool for 3/8 all the way to 1 inch tubing. I just started with Pex and I saw a lot of examples on YT about using the crimp stuff, but once I saw the cinch rings and tools, IMO it's no comparison, I'm using cinch all the way. BTW I doubt those cinch rings are patented for Pex specifically - they're the exact hose clamp design that's been used in automotive pipes since I think the 1980s.

Thanks, this helped me and many others.

VERY IMPORTANT - READ !!!. Teflon seals account for about 10% of all leaks. if your leak is coming from between the pipe and the fitting, the problem is the internal "O" ring inside the hose fitting. you can change the Teflon seal and the leak will still be there (don't waste your time). To stop the leak, you need to replace the hose. I bought one from Rock Auto for about $ 25.00 and stopped the leak. By the way, the hose will be loose and able to be moved, this is normal and it doesn't matter how tight the fitting is, remember , the seal is made by the internal "O" ring.

How about if you want to save the deck boards? This method renders deck boards useless!

This is the exact issue I’m dealing with and is very helpful. Thank you for sharing!

New OLD stock. Not new OLDER stock.

How did you take the air out

Great tip! Thanks for sharing Eclectic Handyman! 👍🏼🤗

It looks like the pry bar in your last video works better for those nails that are buried deeper. Is this what you found? I wonder if using a metal pipe for nails buried deeper would be a good solution with the cat's paw...or even the pry bar, which seems to have a thinner edge for driving into the wood.

Good hint with the dish soap, most of the time those rubber hoses are very stiff and difficult to get on anything.

Thanks for the concise video and not overcomplicating it. My 6 year old son blew out a tire skidding constsntly. Figured it will just continue to happen, so i should learn and teach him how to change it. Maybe it will make him stop skidding on purpose!

Can you say which auction site?

Are the scrap boards afixed to the saw horses in some way. Any unevenness or vibration in that long board always sends my scrap piece off the saw horse.

This video saved me a TON of money! THANK YOU!!!!

Just scored the 7/16-1” shallow 1/2” drive 6 points and the 11 pc set of 1/2” drive deep sockets in 6 point for 110$.I’ll use the hell out em!