Yours is much better looking then mine.

Do the cast ones have a gas check. 😊

I have a Sentinel R-101. The chambers are too tight to accept outside-lube .22's. Plated bullets only.

Good to see you. Ford is notorius for bad sensors. Even my 2015 250 super duty has had a few sensors changed out since I've had it.

I personally would keep what you got. That’s a good temp.

When I was a kid I seem to recall everyone always swapped out the thermostat, they had a "Winter" one and a "Summer" one. I don't think this is a thing with recent vehicles though. Parts do just get worn out too. All the best, Merry Christmas to you, your family & friends. Mike.

Hello brother!!

In case you didn't know, H110 and W296 are exactly the same powder.

Thanks, I was going to attempt a new hand with modification...

Ooo, so sorry. But thank you for sharing. We can all be on guard.

Crappy luck on the tach! As a side note, when I worked on aircraft we would put peanut butter or grease in the sockets then push the nut into it, the peanut butter keeps the nut from falling out of the socket. Handy to know when you are working in tight spots or awkward angles.

Mine did that. Did you hook up the power then start the truck?

Awesome video 👍💯

Hi. That's the revolver I own. The Ruger Sp101, but mine is a 32H&R magnum, unfortunately, I can't use the .327 federal magnum!

Hi. I live in Europe I'm wondering if you can help me giving me the price of the machine to do the reload myself, the price +-. Thank you very much and awesome video, and you got a new subscriber from another continent 👍🫵

Good morning my friend! Good job!! ❤

Vacuum leaks suck! 🤣

The old girl is definitely getting better and better

it hooks up to the spark plug it is the old stile nice meter

We built one in the 60's and I still use it to this day......

Thank you so much, I was puzzled.

Use same the case, bullet, powder/charge, crimp and switch primers (std/mag, same manufacture). Velocity is one parameter; the other is standard deviation. I believe SD is more important. Present data in a table.

Heathkit. Wow. Very nice. I still have my dwel/tach and timing light from the day. Truck sounds great.

Cool addition to the tool box.

Hiya DCAG! Good to see you making progress on the truck. The purchase seems like it was well worth the effort. Cool that you got to meet the guy. 🤛🏻🛻🇺🇸

Nice review. I just purchased one for $299 at Turners here in California. Your the first person I’ve heard say to get the pro mags

Great job on the rebuild and video. I need to do the same exact rebuild on my 2100 for a he 1974 Ford F-250. Thanks.

Toasty warm fro you I see. That PH8A is such a standard. Worked on my '74 Firebird and even my '83 Toyota 4x4. As a matter of fact I have a brand new (bought in 1990) one still in my auto parts box. I see the Air cond Compressor has it's belt removed. You may need it during that heat wave! ;)

I highly recommend you putting zinc additive in your oil. Flat tap cams need it

That was the cleanest oil change and lube I've ever been part of! haha, the kneepads were a good idea, I keep a pair in my hiking pack for use when bushcrafting. The weather here was really really nice today, about 65 F and dead calm all day with mostly sunshine, I went out twice today for a walk because it was so nice. The rains will start soon and then that'll be it until Spring.

Be sure you put zinc additive in it when you change oil.

O the fence. I might change gear box to the 1990 when I do axle swaps

Have you ever considered getting a conversion cylinder for this Uberti 1858 Remington? You’d be able to shoot modern .45 cal cartridge bullets. (Cowboy loads)

Nice steering tutorial. Great job. Looks like you are havinf g some nice cool morning weather. We are too! It was 65 this moring. wen't 90 around 2pm, but it's about 25% humidity. Feels good all day. What are gas prices out there right now? That 250 must cost a bit to drive these days.

Fine tuning the details, always good.

Cool video, i just got one too!

Great job i highly recommend checking out a Product Called carb cheater from a youtuber named thunderhead289. It is a game changer for Carbureted vehicles. If you ever put a wideband 02 sensor on a carbureted Vehicle you'll notice the tune never is perfect because of everything barometric pressure and weather changes. This product has a auto tune where the carb uses a airbleed to ajust the AFR making it perfect at all times while driving. This Dramatically increases mpg, drivability no matter the temperature and barometric altitude changes. It also has some really cool features. I highly recommend watching his videos on his product.

Hey. holy crap I have a lot of videos of yours to watch. I was never getting any notifications. But I am here now

Maybe I'm remembering wrong but I seem to recall that brake bleeding was always a 2 person job, 1 on the pedal and 1 underneath? Good to see you getting it done!

Thank you

Very helpful

I've had my Ruger SP101 for about 3 years when you hold the gun up a little bit to inject the brass you go to spin cylinder and the cylinder will rub on the frame at the bottom corner this is the second trip to Ruger and they tell me it's kind of supposed to be that way

Very satisfying to fix the little things. Driving it around is a nice reward for a job well done.

Always use eyeprotection. Words to live by.

Saving money on reloading by using what you already have laying around the house I like it with so many shortages going around over the last few years always a good idea for everyone to know of ways to improvise in a pinch with what you have… even if it isn’t your preferred method.

Thank you for this video. I also had the Beretta 96D and the S&W M&P .40. While the weight of the Beretta helped mitigate recoil, I felt the M&P was more comfortable and I shot that better.

Another little job out of the way!

I’ve never seen a filter like that before on a gasser. Interesting

I own several .32 S&W Long C&R revolvers and some S&W short revolvers. I was lucky enough to buy factory made cartridges a long while ago. They are very accurate @25 yds. I bought some .313 lead cast bullets to reload my 7.63mm C96 Mauser Broomhandle Pistol brass. I had the shot out barrel relined and it likes the .313 lead bullets over 3.6 grs. of Unique. I can use the same bullets to reload the .32 cal. revolver brass in the future. Thanks for this video. This is the 2nd video of yours that has helped me reload.

Good stuff my friend! Keep after it! 🤛🏻🛻🇺🇸