The atv gas gauge is cheap and easy fix. Like 15$ on Amazon and 30 seconds to replace.

Happy Independence Day. Wishing you and your grandma the best

money time

Happy 4th Bert.

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Brilliant Blueberries - Have a Great 4th !!!!

What's that saw blade you're using in your cordless circular? Saw what kind of Blade is it in there? Whatever it is, it cuts that stuff pretty good. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦

Happy 4th of July❤

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I might call that the big man big hammer approach. No wasted saw blades, craft knives, or angle grinder blades.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm yummy blueberries. Wish you were closer, the ones from the local store are tasteless.😟

Red white and blueberries! Make that rent, y'all!

That’s a lot of blueberries! 😳🫐

Hustle and flow 20 in the front 40in the back

Pimping the blueberrys huh 😂

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🫐 got da rizzzzberries

Too bad you destroyed a good machine

Very nice

Heck, I wish Milwaukee was the "fancy" version of Ryobi. Nope! Parent company TTI has done an excellent job with their power-tool brands, in terms of power, performance; for the money. I despise admitting that, but they have. You've got HART. Slightly better than entry-level brand. Wal-Mart exclusive. Positioned just above Wal-Mart's Hyper Tough brand. But H.T. isn't part of TTI. HART is mostly slightly better than cheap plastic construction. But not by much. Battery packs so cheap that sometimes when you buy the drill, the included battery won't charge up at all. (Lots of HART drill returns for that very reason.) Motors are pretty cheap too. Designed to last a handful of years if put through occasional use. But very cheap. Also very under-powered. Then you have Ryobi. For the DIYer who actually enjoys tackling home improvement projects. Massive selection of tools, at reasonable prices. But a lot of their models outside of their One+ HP line are just under-powered. More care involved in selection and construction of the innards. Though not to a huge degree. Still kept to a price-point. RIDGID.... Cult-like following. Significantly more expensive than Ryobi. But better in every way, shape, and form. Including quality of the motors and components used. However, no where near the value of Ryobi. You pay almost Pro-grade prices for tools that are still below Pro-grade. Stuck in an odd middle ground of not being as good as Milwaukee, but at nearly similar prices; which makes RIDGID not nearly as good of a value as Ryobi. But if you really love orange. Here's your brand. Since Kobalt realistically competes with Ryobi, RIDGID ends up being slightly better. Milwaukee: No expense spared for this brand by parent company TTI. The Golden Child out of its lesser siblings. RIDGID comes close, but always falls a bit short. The best, Top of The Line motors and components; all set aside for TTI's red brand. Care, attention to detail, only the best for Milwaukee tools. Made for the Pros, with machining price-tags to boot. The most impressive power, torque, components designed to last years with daily hard use! Ryobi? That's for the home owners and DIY enthusiasts who either don't have or refuse to pay Milwaukee Money for significantly better tools.

Thing looks clean. Definitely wont be seeing those around. Might be some in the junkyard tho. My boy bought a 2012 jeep patriot they're known for, like an ac leaking and rottin the subframe.

Thanks Bert.

Chrysler was notorious for using plastic calipers, pistons, and brake pads. Caused me major problems back in ‘84. The problem was the master cylinder after all the brake components had melted.

Now invest that into a nice battery powered cultivator 🧏🏼😁✌🏻

That was Mid Century Furniture - Brilliant Looking and a Nice Payday for You Bert - well done !!!!

Hey Bert saved another one how's those blackberries doing 😅

Atta-boy Bert! Show’em how it’s done! 😎✌🏼

Good deal all around.

nice pieces

Four bills? ^5!

Awesome sale @Burt !! I’ve got 2 pieces from the 30’s.. both armoire’s.. Just beautiful pieces. But no one wants to pay even CLOSE to what they’re worth around here. It’s a specific niche for the specific buyer. I dang sure aren’t giving them away. lol Stay blessed brother have a great week!!

$400.00 Bucks ! 😮 Well done ! 💰🤗

Hey Bert was that from your last locker 😅

Good for you.👀👍💪

Shit Bert, I've gotva 96 chevy 1500 that tows a 18ft landscape trailer daily with 289k on it,just has a little chevy front end wondering.I also have a 99 F250 with 280k on it and a 99 chevy 3500 with 113k on it.i personally will not buy a new(er) truck for $80-100 that's just flat out insanity..I've not commented in a while but still watch you daily.Good Luck with the jeep.

The only Chrysler car I ever owned was my daughter's PT Loser. Lasted 90,000 and engine locked up. Sold it to local scrap yard. That cheap Jeep ready for scrap at 10 years old. I am still driving my 83 Olds everyday...

#happyscrapping

I will take a tray of Blue Berries but I think the shipping would kill me. Good luck on the cooling system, it sounds like it's going to be a headache for you. By the way the shipping to NC is what would kill me.

Beautiful, Blueberris. Mechanical Adventures with Bert, fun and interesting ❤

the worth of that jeep is how much it weights

Whatever happened to the good old fashioned thermostatic switch to control the fan?.

That is a rivet n a half! Another great educational video

Hi Bert. You want the probe in the bottom of the radiator. Only when the bottom gets to hot you need the fan.

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My sister had a 2009. Two transmission's later, she traded that POS in haha

Brilliant Job Bert - Your Knowledge & Know How is Fantastic ! Yum-Yum Blueberries ! Many Cheers from Australia !!!!

This was disappointing 😟 I thought you had a new addition to the fleet. Mmmmmmmmmmm Blueberries !

Still looking great. For me. I don't about engines, but the body and inside of it, looks taken care of well.

Rock Auto 36.79 in stock LOL

Great job Bert 😊