@@melayarajawsu you're very welcome

I like it too. I considered changing it to match the colors. But I like it.

@joesummers9864 it doesn't happen often. Truck has been a booger

@shaneeverett2634 that's what I'm here for. Who wants to work when you can watch stupid videos. I've helped you waste time watching it, commenting on it, and now you get to read this comment. Stay positive

@christophrichter8234 i love mine. It's my favorite truck. I'm happy that I was able to help. It let's me know that im not wasting time.

@@danielpadgett2831 I think I could tell a difference. I put more oil on it. Thought I had mentioned that.

@@InTheShopWithStewart I was wanting to try one in 1995 f150 with 336,900 miles on it

@danielpadgett2831 it's worth a shot. Not sure how it will do with that many miles.it might pepp it up some

@06cummins41 if this really helped then I'm glad. I messed with it for almost a week.

@missouriupser1 we have not had that problem. Maybe check with the key and make sure it's not unlocked. Or if there is another way to unlock the door. Ours has a screw that will keep the door unlocked. If all all fails. Try the battery for piece of mind. Let me know what you come up with please.

@@bipulparomitavlogs what country are you from? It is the only one that I have ever seen.

@mikemonteforte9726 they hit hard. Especially in a little ranger. If I keep them I'm gonna do a ported box

@@InTheShopWithStewart I can only imagine in a porter box

@@TheWilliebrooks thanks for subbing. You'll find a little bit of everything here. It was a good truck.

@thegodzilla I have everything I need to do it. But insurance totalled it. I've got my eyes on a black one

I'm glad I get to see you another day

@@britogaming499 you have to slide the bolt completely out. Try a pry bar after that. If it comes down to it, pull the boot up. There are 3 bolts holding it in the transmission. It's easier to add transmission fluid from this point also.

@@InTheShopWithStewart Yep and if it is ruined , thy are fun to find

@jeffclark2725 evening is fun to find on these. Luckily mine is a southern truck without much corrosion and rust

@@InTheShopWithStewart agreed, i as able to fix the Gauld up threads, long discontiued through Ford, no aftermarket,

@@jeffclark2725 i didn't know that. Thanks. I usually head to the bolt bin with high hopes.

I liked mine. They were comfortable.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpvYf4KhgMhmhpYsi=dz2lOTjdcSSaz1_M I don't know if this will help. But it's all I can do.

That might be the coolest beard comment I've had

@@InTheShopWithStewart 🤣 glad you took it as a joke bro. I wasn’t being mean. Thats one hell of a beard. Lol. Also…check out Bama Bigfoot. Woman who lives around these things. Tell me what you think! Get back at me!

@@downinit2866 I will definitely look into it

@@InTheShopWithStewartIt seemed like your kind of trolling in the video. Which I get. Lol. But, ppl who saw ufos and shit were considered crazy. Now look. Lol. Her stuff is some of the best I’ve seen. Which isn’t saying a hell of alot. Either legit or a damn good hoaxer. But, if you’re interested in that subject…look it up. It seemed like I could make out some shit? I dunno man? All these stories all around the world every year and back in history…gotta be something to it. Sorry bout the rant. Lol

@@downinit2866 it was more meant to be entertaining. I did it for my nephew and the kids at church. I've found that kids watch a lot of my stuff. They enjoy it.

Very welcome

I'm glad I was able to help

I picked them up that day.

I haven't found a race car yet. I've seen 4 old show trucks.

@@InTheShopWithStewart back in the 80's and 90's we would find old 60's/70's vintage race cars in the junkyard, of course all the good parts were stripped but still cool 😎

To have you comment on this is awesome! I love your videos.

if you didnt have a blowthrough you definitely didnt have enough airspace for them.

That's a lot of noise

Good stuff back then

Trying to be like you .

Yes. There is a little plug that comes with it

I hope it helps

Thank you

You are welcome

I've seen stuff like this twice with them

You are welcome

Was in the process of moving. Sorry it doesn't meet your specifications.

@@InTheShopWithStewart ultimately it's your money. The 2 killers of ammunition are heat and moisture. Improperly storing your ammo will greatly decrease it's shelf life and increase the likelihood of a malfunction

@@justacentrist4147 so I don't understand the problem. This building has heat and air and is insulated. Please explain how I've messed up

@@InTheShopWithStewart The cardboard on a few of your boxes are moisture dammaged (to the point that some of your shells are corroded) cardboard is very good at absorbing moisture. The shells sit in contact with the moisture saturated cardboard and it causes corrosion, powder and primer degradation. It's best to store your ammo in a sealed container (ammo cans for example) with moisture absorbers (desecant packets).

@justacentrist4147 the corroded shells that you are referring to are some that belonged to my great uncle. They were used only for the video. The rougher boxes are some that have been reused repeatedly for hunting trips.

He's on the other end of the block.

They may have done some changes. It was slow compared to my other truck

Correct

I haven't used any of them. I'm still working through my Remingtons. Thanks for the insight.

You should see my new steel toe ones

You are welcome

If you're talking about the dog, she's hopeless

Merry Christmas. Sorry I didn't get to see you. Love the gifts.

@@InTheShopWithStewart we left a empty chair for you.

We're only farming half

Wow. I never thought you would see this. Thank you.

Thank you.

And when that inevitably fails, because the last jerk got the screw in too tight and stripped it out, I recommend drilling it out with a 5/64 cobalt bit and then using a 3/32 left hand bit to catch it and loosen the screw so you can get the battery cover off. Ask me how I know. ☹

Yes it is

Right!