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[@Munmi4]

Good video. Gave me some ideas of my own. Instead of drilling enough to get coupler freely over axle, I drilled only 15/32" then pressure fit the coupler to the axle. Yes, it may be a bit more difficult to remove but I think it would be less damage to the axle in the case I needed to return under warranty. If needed to remove, I will be able to drop a short piece of 3/8 round stock into the coupler then screw in the axle bolt. This should pull the coupler off.

[@konradpol]

wondering if you put a thread on the "axle" so you can thread the coupler right on... just an idea

[@HAXMAN]

Well dang. That’s actually a much better idea. I wish I had thought of that. It would make the “joint” even stronger. Thanks!

[@konradpol]

@@HAXMAN no worries, on the next generator :)

[@peterhanson3962]

Funny, but I had the very same idea.

[@MelvinOhio]

Use a drill press vice to hold coupler nut.

[@gil6995]

Or at least some vise grips!

[@leebrooks6464]

Saved me some $$$ just have to buy tap and die kit and wheels!!

[@codysimard3565]

Great diy video. Gave me ideas for what I’m gonna do for my bigger wheels. Keep your videos coming, your awesome!

[@MPGunther1]

Well Done 👍

[@frankperry1543]

This video was informative and funny, I really enjoyed it. However, I'd be willing to bet that it would have been simpler to just replace both 'axles' with newer longer round stock.

[@sallypaul-decker5697]

Great job 👏

[@billmalec]

I upgraded my wheels like the first day I bought the 3500. I used wheels like that and not ones with pneumatic tires, which will just go flat between uses and cause worse problems than the stock wheels.

[@jefftaylor2174]

Drill a small hole in the lid for the oil. You can then squeeze it out of a little hole less waster and better accuracy

[@CrazyCanuckFitness]

There are many who wouldn't understand the GI Joe kung fu grip comment. Well done ✅

[@shawnlewis389]

Great video. Maybe JB Weld would secure that coupler to the shaft.

[@artarellano3659]

Maybe easier to use a vise and cutting oil instead of lubricating oil. Good idea .

[@CopenhagenCollabo]

The Holy shirt 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Copenhagen 🇩🇰supports

[@jackskirvin972]

Good job on the video, I liked the humor. You might check into a machinists vise, maybe even make one. It’ll sit right on the drill press, hold parts secure, and make the job easier and safer. That’ll do pig.

[@russelllong9924]

Thanks for the idea...

[@1KemosabeLarry]

Good job lad!

[@DChase-ky2pg]

Great video

[@dougharlow6037]

Have you thought about putting the 9500 handle system on the 3500 predator generator? Great video. Thanks

[@robertduncan2742]

Great, next add a removable handle for easy moving just use a couple u pieces or flatten old conduit

[@theprepable]

Caught you by accident but I'm glad I did. Great entertaining video

[@YukonHawk1]

Nice job.

[@JavierSanchez-zd5cs]

Very helpful and inexpensive. Hilarious video. Very entertaini.

[@joeyjennings9548]

why not thread the rod & locktite?

[@seantbr2019]

When they drop the back end of the pickup trucks it's called a bro dozer

[@parkerriverrat1]

Great video, I am going to do this wheel mod to my 3500. Do you know if I could purchase these 6 inch wheels on Amazon. The same ones you are using. Thanks.

[@Chris-fm5oh]

I just purchased this generator for when we have a power outage. Is it safe to leave unattended (when no one is home) while it runs? It will be on a even surface so no risk of it rolling or tipping over.

[@inthedogghouse86]

I wish you would have made this video a year ago b4 i bought that expensive tire kit. Anyways great video

[@kellymoore6655]

Wow, I never knew you could use a drill press for that :-)

[@vstabill36]

Awesome. Thanks.

[@HAXMAN]

Thank you!

[@solden49]

Lol. Great video

[@mitchschneider1927]

If you're going to go off-roading with it you should have put some mudders on it. 😉😂

[@RAYMO581]

50 dollars if you are fortunate enough to have an entire workshop

[@babeshep]

Why didn't you just thread those wheel studs & screw the adapter on?

[@ernieswanson1548]

Worst thing to do while using a drill press is use gloves. I have watched people rip up their hand when a bit grabs gloves. Also with how little your actually drilling on the couple the oil is not needed.

[@ianl1737]

I thought he said he had his gloves as a joke… I was sorely mistaken.

[@coreyv156]

Still waiting on the boat vid

[@HAXMAN]

Haha. You're gonna have to talk to my wife about that. 😄

[@coreyv156]

@@HAXMAN ok my man but please

[@peterkirk6518]

Your self-accredited rocket scientist diploma has been officially revoked. I've heard that Mcdonald's is hiring.

[@prestondeters5093]

How to give yourself every chance to get hurt with a drill press.

[@BostonBorn]

Or you could just put it on a furniture mover…🤣 Seems like a lot of work….here’s my $150 🤣🤣🤣

[@tomthumb2815]

Without lockers you would have gotten stuck in that mud .

[@mikeburke1993]

Why the manufacturer is SOOO cheap, they couldn't that themselves. But overall, good job.

[@robinflory6109]

They are made in china.....it needs good usa upgrade....i just bought one!

[@stevieg2755]

As a machinist the stuff your doing makes me cringe

[@bozo28able]

You're no machinist. Use a drill press vise in the future.

[@gtowncasey111]

I really hate to say this, but this was a hack job

[@joesbarbecue1]

Well, he did call this procedure a hack, didn't he?

[@michaeltaylor4984]

He is the Haxman, ya know