super helpful, thanks for your video!!

Certainly an economical way of brazing as opposed to having the oxy/acet tanks, with the extra cost of tank rental/lease if not used on a daily basis. Great work overall, thanks for sharing!

Oh, i just got the idea of the thing.... you are basically gluing the parts together rather thsn welding. At this point, it's brazing but using tungsten electrode instead of oxy-acetylen torch. I had commented before, maybe a bit fast as i paused right after i heard TIG for 'welding' cast. Now that i hear aluminium bronze (would have used silicon bronze myself) and see the whole thing, it's not so much welding as it is brazing. Congrats on the job, i have no doubt it will do the trick as the risk of a hard, stressed induced break is minimum from brazing (or gluing) versus actual welding. Thanks for sharing! Take care, from the same area as my initial comment, hehhehe :)

anot saying it won't hold, at all, but tIG is certainly not the best choice for welding cast... athe issue with tig is that the TAZ is immensely bigger AND sharper than with any other process. It can be done, yes, and can be very successful, i've done it many times. Secret is in the pre and post heat and recovery, as with any other process but in my opinion, more so with TIG than SMAW. Rod or stick (smaw) is the 'go-to' process for cast iron of all types in my opinion and according to the welding bible (the dark red book most old farts like me have). I wish it well and please, don't take my comment as another one of them 'coc*Y replies' from the never ending welder 'baltle arena' of past and present.... Thanks for sharing, clean break like this has a great chance of success altho a vise is always hit and miss considering the forces involved and potential for misuse... Take care and again, thanks for sharing! From Qc, Canada!

I use a Zebra Z grip click pen parts to make my turned pen. Total cost to make a turned click pen is less than $3. Inner sleeves are not used in this method. Have you tried this method?

For appearances have you considered Blackening the repair? I googled this, and have never tried it, but it sounded interesting. Yes, bronze can be blackened to visually resemble cast iron through a process called "patination" by applying chemical treatments that create a dark, oxidized layer on the surface, although the exact appearance might not perfectly match the deep black of seasoned cast iron due to the different metal composition. Key points to consider: Chemical Patination: This is the most common method to darken bronze, using chemicals like liver of sulfur or ammonium sulfide to create a dark patina. Appearance Difference: While the patina can make bronze look quite dark, it may not achieve the same deep, uniform black color as well-seasoned cast iron. Metal Composition: The difference in metal composition between bronze (copper alloy) and cast iron (iron with carbon) means that the patina on bronze might have a slightly different color tone.

Cool to see that repair done. Haven't of that aluminum bronze wire before, but seems to have done the trick to save that cool old vise. One bit on the abrasive discs, feel like you are always better off finding an abrasive company online and ordering in bulk instead of the box stores. Not only are they cheaper, but seem to be better quality too. I personally ordered a batch from a company called Heleta a few years back (like 50 cut-offs, 20 grinding, and a few flap discs). Been very happy with all their stuff. And similar to that bundle your buddy mentioned, they have a free sample back to try out their stuff for just shipping.

I have the same model Emmert, broke the part of the pivoting hinge that screws down to the bench's top surface. Welded 'er up with a simple stick welder just fine. You're looking at around 80lbs there too.

This was my exact model and issue. Broken belt. Thanks so much!!

Thank you. I just made $120. Knowledge is power! God Bless!

Excellent video! I was able to determine my dryer had a broken belt. It cost me 17.00 dollars to fix. Thank you.

Anyone put the belt on, but still not starting ? 😕

I know about the situation with the tires but how do you explain this to a wife and your child that keeps borrowing the car they don’t even check the oil or the tire pressure now I have to replace a set of four tires on my truck and these are LT’s and you know those are twice as much as the regular passenger vehicle tire. Someone please tell me what do I have to do I have been telling them for over three years to make sure before you get in the vehicle visually inspected check the oil because you never know when an old truck is starting to show certain problems with the vehicle I just wonder how much this is going to cost me today and today’s date is November 18, 2024 I’m gonna try to tell you if I remember and I asked Jesus Christ of Nazareth to bless you all especially the gentleman that did this video I asked Jesus Christ of Nazareth to bring you lots of love peace prosperity for yourself your family your friends and all the viewers on your channel amen. ✝️✝️✝️🙏🏻🇺🇸

Thx, I don't have a way to trash a lawnmower so I make yard art out of my trash. I have all cordless lawnmower equipment

As the saying goes, “if she doesn’t find you handsome, she can at least find you handy”. Great video, thanks for taking the time to film and help so many people. Also, you’re pretty handsome AND handy… the double threat!

If you are looking for specs, I found this. Thanks for the great videos. www.repowerpros.com/app/uploads/2024/10/Briggs-and-Stratton-Engine-Specifications-Chart.pdf

Pro tip...lol. when you hook the belt up and pull the tensioner over it can Bend and not actually engage it so listen for the click

Yessssss. Same issue, same dryer. Thank you!!!!!

Man! Thank you so much. We have the same dryer. And it worked!! Thank you so much sir!

Ty sir , my problem was a lil different . I took off the heat deflector thinking it was just like the older ones. I found out quickly it’s not . I used your video to learn how to take it apart and common sense I seen it had to line up with a piece behind the drum. So if anyone has lint behind the deflector don’t be like me and take it all the way off. Or maybe thats common sense to . Lol

Same exact problem. Thank you!

Do not drive on low tire pressure especially at highway speeds. Couple things will happen your car will not handle very well your gas mileage will go down the tire is more expectable to punchers and the tire will fall apart and you won’t have as much grip with the road it’s very bad to drive on tires with low pressure.

Do u have any info on how to check the thermal fuse? Im not getting any power to my dryer which was just working fine yesterday. Thankyou in advance

It's a crap

Thank you so much; this was a huge money saver.

Thank you sir this helped out 🍺

Thank you for this video!

If you really want to compare how hand planes are performing, you must push straight and not an angle as you do. The whole sole must be in contact with wood. Being at an angle you will more often than not eat the wood on one edge more than the other.

video was so clutch thank you man

Do we have to lubricate the inside of the cylinder wall with a little bit of engine oil? I had to open my briggs 675 quantum push mower to change the gasket and to make sure I reset the governor correctly. I noticed some parts of the inside of the cylinder wall had some deep scratches. Deep enough to where I can feel the roughness with my fingers. I'm going to put it all back together, but I just want to know if I should put some oil on those scratched up spots on the cylinder wall? Thanks for your help.

Excellent video!! Thanks

This dryer wasn’t to bad to take apart compared to other ones I messed with. We tried to vacuum all the lint out of the front of the dryer which caused he blower motor to become full of lint and unbalanced. Thanks for the how-to on taking it apart, only part i needed

Those look beautiful, inspired me to get going on my garage cabinets and organization for the upcoming year

Amazing video. Thank you

So glad I found your video. $40 for a new belt and a few hours and I fixed it myself. I have the exact same dryer & had the same issue. Thank you so much! 💪

Thanks dude.

Thanks for the video. Another tip is to take photos of the circuit board before you remove the cables so you know where they go back when you're done. Also if you have a hard time remembering we're all the screws go back it never hurts to make a little sketch and lay the screws out on it. The problem I had with my dryer was it was making a screeching noise. So if you remove the front panel with the door there are two felt pads along the top. For now I just flipped them around so the non-worn outside is now face up. That seems to have done the trick and there is no more screeching. I also took the time to bust out the Shop-Vac and give everything a good cleaning while I had it apart. I was surprised how much dirt and dog hair was in the ductwork beneath the lint trap.

Thanks for the video, it help alot.

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I always smooth up that crank on that pto side before I try to put the sump cover back on. New seal & lubed up before I slide it on the shaft. That corroded shaft can tear an old dried out seal & now there's a leaker.

Are you sure about 220 in/lbs on the head bolt torque spec?

I beging at E7 error code. Now what?

So glad this video popped up on my algorithm. I have the gas version and it’s the same issue. Thank you for the step by step super helpful and yes my belt broke too. Waiting for the belt to arrive via Amazon and very grateful for your video. Thanks a million 👍🏽

How long did this belt end up lasting? Is it still going strong?

Watched the whole lawnmower playlist. Great stuff. 👍

My dryer of the same model has a different problem. Often the heating does not work, but sometimes it does. Could you tell me why this is happening?

My dryer runs but thumps. Clothes bunch up inside at door.

What would cause 19psi on front and back left, but normal on the other side?

I know this has nothing to do with this video but with that being said the metal tray under the flywheel on a briggs and stratton motor that holds the top cover bolts if you take that off will you need to replace any gaskets?