Who’s the narrator? Ben Stein?!

Awesome video! Could I use two flanges if there's nothing to connect it to the other side?

Hey thank you. I just got one of these Horse tillers from my customer today and ive been doing some research. Your video was like a great basic tutorial on how to run the machine really lol. Mine says 1989 on it and it was bouht in the early 90s. Somehow it started up after several pulls with the old gas in the tank that was several years old.

Weird way to test ?, should be testing using voltage from ground to each of the points on the switch

Awesome

Ive never had to actually drop the deck to replace a belt. Just lower it to lowest position and replace.

thank you very helpful.

Looks like I'm a great solution. My hvac is unbalanced as hell both upstairs And downstairs.will likely do some of these, i like the controller idea too. Nicely done

You made some straight rows

TK U ,how to know not to tighten too much

TK U

Great video. Thanks for the refresher.

Do i have to shut the gas off when doing this or keep it on?

Hi, thanks for your video. I'm finishing my basement and hate how the builders squish the flex duct. I originally thought I might find an automated controller that opens/closes the baffles off the supply side and I didn't see any, so the inline boosters seem to be the best choice with a relay.

Make sure you return my ratchet when you’re done😊

your tiller has 4 speed if it has one belt but you have to move belt in the other pulley

Very nice meticulous work! I had to do something similar. If I had to do it again though, rather than venting through the roof, I would have vented out the side of a gable to avoid the roof penetration. I'd also like to change my sewer vents out the side of a gable to eliminate roof penetrations. Did you ever consider this?

Great video. Means a lot, seeing it from both perspectives.

Thanks a lot for the hint. That's a great tool, which will help me to replace my old exhaust.

Dude tiller not really design to break up, clay dirt. Save yourself The trouble by getting a plow for atv or lawn mower then till it, you'll be so much happier🎉🎉🎉

You need dinimite to bust that clay up. Would not hurt to add some sand to your soil.

I wouldn’t even dick with these jerry rigg solutions. Tried that when I was younger and they always fail. Cut the flange off, weld in a replacement. Done. Can’t weld? Learn, it will pay dividends later in life

That Mustang is in remarkably good condition. I have a '67 coupe, frost turquoise with the vinyl top.

Can I use a different manufacturer than what is on my water heater now ?

Liked your video on the seal replacements. Just one thing… when you put the piston on the threaded end on the rod and put on the threaded retainer, all you needed to do is put the rod inside the tube, put it to the other end then put a long bolt through the threaded hole ment for the hydraulic oil hose. Turn the entire shaft with a monkey wrench and the retainer nut threads on to the shaft and you can tighten it by turning the whole tube, the bold placed inside the hose hole with hold onto the piston end and you can tighten as needed. That’s what the hole is for in the piston threaded nut and retainer. BAlso should use lock tite on the threads. What was the count on the number of washers on each end on the piston rod. I had the same problem with too many washers and left one out.

Hi, I have a newer model Sears Craftsman air compressor than yours, model 919.152920 circa 1993, similar tank to yours. I would like to perform your test. The issue is, I cannot remove the manifold. Wish I could show you a picture of it. It's unique to the year I believe, a hexagonish part. It screws into the tank as a unit, and the size of the single top threaded tank hole is rather large. Almost an inch and a half approximately. I was wondering if I could perform the test, leaving the manifold in, plugging the holes and or attaching a higher rated pressure gauge to reach the 225 psi into the appropriate input and the power washer/ball valve into the input coming from the compressor into this manifold. Shouldn't the manifold also be able to withstand the 225 psi of the water pressure? Or if this wouldn't work, any suggestions for removing this particular manifold. Again wish I could show you a picture. Thanks

What year is the ole gal

With all that fence around your garden, you must have a deer problem.

Why are your springs fully compressed, they shouldn't be,, stresses the flange,, really bad

0:03 My Grandparents used to have a Bradford White Water Heater in their Basement. The Blower sounded just like that! And when we slept down there, We had to Unplug the Blower because it was Noisy to sleep with it running!

Did this fix your problem?

My original Campbell Hausfield 13 gallon comperssor pin holed at 17 years old. The pin hole was not at the bottom but where the tank longitudinal weld met the end bell weld. When I cut the tank open, it was severly corroded with deep pits along the bottom. Where the pin hole was it was internally shiny. I had drained the tank every day. I replaced the compressor with a 30 gallon vertical Campbell Hausfield compressor in 2017. The new tank is rated at MAWP of 175 PSI. I test the tank using the grease gun methode every 4 years to 300 PSI and leave it there for 1 hour. When the tank is filled with water, it takes about 1-1/2 tubes of grease to build the pressure. It makes a hell of a mess internally, but leaves a protective coating.

Thanks for your series of videos on installing and wiring the HVAC duct fan using the EAC signal and the RIB relay. I especially appreciate the sequence on the implications of the hot on the common versus the hot on the N/O wires on the relay.

Glad to see that vidioe i seen pictures but this is better

Thank you, it's the best tutorial I have seen and very calming.

Please be careful because when I use my lawn tractor I got carbon monoxide poisoning she'll have to be very careful with that tractor and Merry Christmas

You are my hero, at least while I own these things.

Enjoying this series and learned a few things too!

Next time use the mains water pressure to fill it, the using a long 1" pipe with a grease nipple add grease with a hand grease gun. With this technique I got my tank from 80PSI to 350 PSI with no problems. I went 2x the rated pressure to be sure. I used Oxalic acid and filled the whole tank and soaked it overnight (200lt). I then used a Phosphoric Acid rust converter. I then sloshed a Zinc based paint around the inside of the tank. Get yourself an oil cooler and put it between the compressor and the tank with a water trap before the tank. That way. bugger all water then gets into the tank to start with. Have a good one mate.

I have a heat pump system. Should this method work fine with a heat pump?

Do anybody no where the release valv for aux service in ford1910 help needed Aidan ring

Great vid! Still helping people out years later. Appreciate all the good info and really getting the camera in there to show detail.

Beautiful car. Congrats!

That is cool

Good morning if I measure my exhaust with a digital caliper and it says 2.52 on the display, does that mean my exhaust pipe is 2.5 inches round outside diameter? I did not measure your way I just bought a digital caliper measuring tool. If I use the string I believe it's 8.25 the length of the string. I would really appreciate your help thank you

At 12:11 in the video right above the button on your utility knife that opens the blade there's a hole drilled in the air filter cover. That hole is directly above the horn which brings air down into the carburetor. The reason I point this out is because I just drilled that very same hole in my air filter cover and it allows me to pour just a little bit of Primer Gas in there to help the mower start because otherwise she will just not start and it'll drain the battery for many many seconds without a little primer fuel to get her kick started. 😂

In my opinion, if you had used other types of material hose other than metal it would have been much quieter the noise level such as made with plastic or aluminium foil or by the manufactured recommendation.

Great video! You simplified my project.

Need to watch a video on how to change the belts on a Troy-Bilt bronco

Change the belts on a Troy-Bilt bronco