I am glad you are working again. Thank you for your kind feedback!

You're welcome!

Please check that out with a health care professional that understands your situation, I love this drink, am in my 70s and in ok health. This video was intended for the same, (not extreme) health risk people.

I'm glad you found it helpful! I tried to show how it worked in as much detail as possible. BTW I have done a couple of lengthy projects with it, got it quite dirty and beat up a little and it is holding up very well. Thank you!

You're welcome! So appreciate the feedback.

I have to try your method, that's great!

I was amazed at how easy it was to get it running again, even the valve which was the worst part of it cleaned up so well. A lot of the new things I buy today when they break it is over.

You're welcome, thanks for the kind feedback!

I am so glad it helped, thanks for your kind feedback!

You're welcome, thanks for the kind feedback, I'll sub to your channel!

Make sure the valve in the tank is clean on the inside of the tank and underneath the tank. I always use filtered water in my Keurig. Good luck!

@Journeyman-Fixit thank you I will do that. I was trying to find the two screw on the lid so I could check the plastic hose inside like you showed to clean with your wife's toothbrush lols. But I don't have a tie to replace th old one. But I have to get the lid off first. I enjoyed your vedio I learned alot. Have a Bless day.

This was a Roto-Tiller an elderly neighbor wanted to hold onto, story goes He inherited it from his Father-In-Law back in the 1980s. We found out it is a 1971 model year. I welcomed the challenge, it took me back to the days when I was a child, I worked on them a lot back then. Good luck on your project, thanks for stopping by!

Thanks for your comment, after cleaning up the exhaust valve it seems to be running well again, the gas tank was full of gum/crud. I stuck my pressure washer in the tank a few times then used an acidic gas tank cleaner on it. Going to order a new carb. Funny thing: The intake valve was fine but the exhaust valve stem was so crudded up the cam could barely budge it.

It was fun getting my neighbor's tiller running for him again, I love how these old machines are so repairable!

Thanks for the info, this is the first time I've come across one of these...

Yes, it works great for me. I like the taste as well. Only once did I have an issue, I was drinking so much of it my Internist said: "Your blood potassium levels are elevated" so now I drink less of it, but yes still using it. Thanks for stopping by!

You are very welcome, thanks for your kind feedback. It helped us not having replace our Keurigs as often!

I’m having issue with it engine light code for Evap . Truck is turning off in reverse and idles low in drive and reverse with dying at low speed did you have that issue ?

I'm sorry, which video was that on if I may please ask?

No, I have not but I think on these vehicles they are very "fixable" and without too much cost, most of my issues are with the evap system, otherwise it has been an incredible truck. I purchased an inexpensive scan tool to diagnose my issues: amzn.to/3NAI9Ot

@@Journeyman-Fixit not sure the video my history not showing but I have p0446 and p0449 code and above is the issues I’m having with the truck shaking on idle was wondering if you had the same issues but waiting on iac and 02 sensors plugs wires oil and oil change done about so transmission fluid change

I am glad it helped, thank you for the kind feedback!

Hello, I used a small amount of Dawn dish soap then rinsed it with a liberal amount of hot water. Thanks for stopping by!

Thanks Rusty, I hope all is well in your world Sir!

You are so welcome! I used to go fishing in Ontario Canada, we loved every minute of it, thanks for stopping by!

Thanks for the tip and stopping by, I'll give it a try!

They have a few worth coming to see, what a great effort and good time!

Yes the "Dad" was teaching his Son on how to start it up, lots of fun watching!

Hi, that would be the license plate lights. if you use the Chrome browser here is the link: tchrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/www.gmupfitter.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/2006_LD_CKFullSizeElectrical.pdf If the above link will not work, this website may be helpful: www.gmupfitter.com/ Good luck on your project!

Thanks for your kind feedback, I discovered that fix after throwing two other Keurigs away and my Wife had "descaled" the third one 5 times in a row with no results! Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction.

Your products really work, I am so thankful I found them, they taste great and are healthy too!

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Anytime! I liked and subscribed to your channel, I hope you have a great week!

Amen Rusty, I just have one cup a day but I cannot imagine life without it, thanks for stopping by!

Great to hear!

Yes! Thank you!

They had different speeds depending on the governors, I think there were two types used back then: Throttle governed or hit and miss governed. The oil-burning engine advantage was cheaper fuel cost I think.

Glady, the last time I was there was in 2014. The locals are the nicest people, a 12 hour drive for me (from Georgia to Indiana) but it is a pretty good size show with a lot of engines and tractors to see. tristategasenginetractor.com/page.php?15

LOL, it reminded me of my old Grade school building with the hissing radiators back in the day.

I have seen the Motor Wheels in pictures, (and a few engines not attached to bicycles) but this fellow had three of them all attached to bicycles, nice display.

They have an oil field engine club, I thought it was pretty neat that they had some young people learning how to start up the engines and keep them running.

Yes, Glad you liked it!

Thanks, it was a lot of fun walking around watching these engines run, many of them were taller than me.