วีดีโอ

@@lunati406 my pleasure

@ericarg96 NOTE: just like it says in the video when I am opening the bag with the wheels in it these are not the correct wheels for this pressure washer. You need to do a little bit of a workaround in order to make them fit. If you're looking for something that will just plug and play then this video is not the one for you and it is not the correct set of wheels .

@a.h8362 yes. this was just de-glazing and cleaning them up. it doesn't take off enough material to need to go up in size on anything but you still need to check all of your bore measurements for tolerances and verify the cylinders are not egg shaped from wear of course

@mystandbypower it worked well for smooth surfaces and hard packed dry level dirt rolling but was a PITA around tight Corners in the yard and unlevel paver surfaces as a one-man move when I actually put this in its mounting location. Definitely a two-man or three-man job minimum but I struggled through it and really hurt myself for about a week after. This is better as just a dolly for moving it around inside of a garage and or on a patio temporarily while you wait for the installation.

no idea what you are referring to

@krystlecha I lived in Hoakalei and many of the windows in that Community were blown out like that. I was able to contact the window manufacturer, which I believe is called milgard, in the mainland on the west coast. I spoke with them and asked if it would be possible for me to order replacement glass from them for a self-install to replace these because it was out of warranty. I'm not sure if they were just compassionate to me or if they would do this for other people out of warranty but they actually replaced all of the glass panes and sent them to Hawaii in a wooden crate that had to cost a lot of money cuz it was very large. They did not charge me a penny for them. Then I went somewhere up in makakilo to a local store to purchase the double-sided roll of sticky tape use to secure them.

@@AndTodaysProjectIs Thanks for the reply, I'll give them a shot.

@tommyluck19 sorry that happened to you but this process does not use the dry ice method. However, there is no harm in wearing goggles for sure if someone chooses to. Better safe than sorry for sure.

@AndTodaysProjectIs I meant the compressed CO2 blew out on the relief valve just barely missed my . But burned my fingers a bit.

@@sl1587 take a look around add all the other models to see if there's any similarities. Just replace yours with another model rubber rail

@ghq113 if you're talking about the original SodaStream and not a SodaStream Tera there is a different device that will work for yours but this Amazon attachment and video is specifically for the Sodastream Terra model

@rafaelnakamura9935 you will have to do the conversion math but on average the vx110 mr1 motor will get 110 Mi if you are at 30 miles per hour the entire time on Flat Water.

@@MattB787 I believe you are correct in that

@@pauly2759 I agree that this Theory could cause that problem however it was a problem with every home in the neighborhood basically. There were over 800 homes

@@dw5772 I turn my tank off and leave the thing connected

@dw5772 when the supply tank starts to get low on gas, below a certain PSI the fillups started to be less and less. I was having a hard time getting more than 900grams in each. I just turned the tank back in to get it refilled yesterday at Airgas Texas so I'm hoping and I'm pretty certain that was the issue with short fills. I want to do another video with the fresh tank and count how many fills I get out of a 20 lb CO2 tank

@@kellyh800 I remember them asking us to please be considerate on running on the track early as well. It sure was a great experience. Top Notch staff. Every time they brought food to our table I always thought wow this is not going to be enough to fill me up but sure enough, by the end of the meal and all of the courses including desert we were perfectly satisfied every time.

@@JOHN27398 thanks John I hope it helps

@donr5593 have you ever pulled the 360 Degrees swivel connector apart I did and then you can pull the clear plastic housing straight off which will then reveal the two brass 1-in long pins. Those are the pins that make the electrical connection as it is swiveling 360 degrees. Those pins are actually replaceable and I found a suitable replacement for them on amazon. $4 for 100 of them. They are called spring loaded test probes. Each of those test probes has a crimped end that they crimp after they insert a spring. Sometimes the spring somehow gets past the crimp again so you lose the springing nature of the tip of those probes and it stops making electrical contact. Other times you get corrosion on those spring-loaded probes. Either case they are very easy to replace relatively speaking and cost 4 cents each versus $160 or more for the entire cord

​@AndTodaysProjectIs No I haven't tks for the info. The cords that I replaced were the older cords without the swiffel.

It can, yes. Mine would turn over, but not start. When I unplugged the black connector that powers the deadman switch, it started right up. Use caution though, both the deadman (lanyard/tether) switch as well as the red pushbutton kill switch DO NOT work with that unplugged. It'll start, but you cannot turn the motor off unless you plug that connector back in and hit the kill switch or pull the deadman.

@@thomasstymacks5000 shoots, I left it on there for about an hour maybe

@@JayN4GO I ordered a moisture meter off of Amazon and waited until I had between 15 and 20% moisture. I believe that is in the ballpark of the recommended on the product label. A moisture meter was less than $15

@pedropablomartinez1906 OIL based. I let my fence dry until it had between 15 and 20 on my moisture meter so far we have had two summers here in Houston with that stain and last year was 3 months of over 100° straight pure sunshine. We've had a pretty rough go with 100° temps already this summer as well and it's holding up extremely well

PEDRO, I am replying Twice because I was incorrect on the first reply and wanted to make sure you got this ping with a new reply. The stain is OIL based.

@@moleisrich1 np, good luck! Report back on how this works for you and don't have any open Flames or Sparks when you're doing it

@tonyyoung6738 I do. my longblock is a 2007 FX140...same motor. Shipping isn't gonna be cheap but mine comes with EVERYTHING to drop into your ski and is a 75 hour fresh water motor. The ski that it came out of was in San Antonio Texas and got hit by a palm tree that smashed the front of the Hull. Mine has the starter, stator and stator housing of course, oil reservoir, oil pump, PTO rear end gearing, of course the entire OEM head assembly still attached, exhaust manifold. Send me your email address if you want to talk price and shipping.

@kevineliseo5972 happy to help Kevin. You can actually purchase it from Home Depot believe it or not delivered to the store and then go pick it up slightly cheaper however you can also get it from Amazon delivered for just $70 which is ridiculous considering the size of the round shipping tube that they send it in is huge. I actually cannot believe that they sell it that cheap but it definitely is the OEM replacement. It took a lot of research to figure it out but eventually I bought the right one. Here is the Amazon link and it comes with free returns of course. AP Products 018-2062-96 Double EKD Base, Black /1-1/4" x 1-3/4" x 8' a.co/d/d7pZVVw And I take it back, Home Depot is $5 more expensive so it's better to just get it from Amazon if you have prime. Here is the Home Depot linked to the exact same piece which was verified by another Lance 1172 owner in California who bought it after we figured this out. www.homedepot.com/p/AP-Products-Double-EKD-Base-Seal-Black-018-2062-96/310362330?g_store=&source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-BF-CDP-GGL-D25S-025_031_GARAGE_AUTO-NA-Multi-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-Automotive&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-BF-CDP-GGL-D25S-025_031_GARAGE_AUTO-NA-Multi-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-Automotive-71700000117332062--&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw5ea1BhC6ARIsAEOG5pwEPnzn2OXDjfkDm18nRmnIU7ZsCx0PVtlTemKXiZhPNerSptx0SRUaAjEJEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds No I did not replace the D seal. Just reuse it assuming that it's still in good shape

@tarikdreemk5318 check out www.greenhulk.net for free pwc advice. search forecourt code and u will find plenty of tips

@moleisrich1 did you try this? it worked on 4 badly stuck ones so far

@@rupe53 just uploaded the 85' solo move yesterday. more of a personal challenge and not even close to the heaviest or largest thing I've ever moved with bruit force across a yard LOL

@@edwinlandino great to hear! those pins can also be bought on Amazon. I bought 100 of them for $4

@edwinlandino here are the pins: Spring Test Probes, Round Pogo Pins Resistant Good Contact Mini Size 100PCS with Brass Plunger for Circuit Soldering Projects a.co/d/3yObVf5

@damolux3388 pull the injectors and get them cleaned. they may all be bad. I've had that happen before. If not you have electrical problems. Pull all of your quick connects and look at the pins and the female areas with a magnifying glass or zoom in and get a clear picture with your camera. If you see any sign of green or white corrosion that is very likely your problem. If so purchase some deoxit D5

@@AndTodaysProjectIs thanks mate. I pulled and cleaned all four injectors and that worked. I intially thought it would be something else given all four were not squirting, but there you go!

@@howardosborne8647 or just use what you have that works flawlessly for over 75 fills now?

Thanks, yes I saw that as he was loading it back up again and finally realized how it is secured but wow has that ever a lot of weight on the back of those trucks. I've never actually seen one loading up like that before and was quite mesmerized

Best of luck with your new project. I owned a generac fourteen years, a good run for this level of machine. It was always ready until it wasn’t. Can and will happen with anything though. I went with Cummins the second time.

hilarious! thanks!

I'm a novice as you can tell but wow! I am impressed. good tip on keeping it straight too. I'll always plan on keeping my cuts slow for safety and to keep her straight. I also need to start cutting this stuff when is laying flat because this vertical cut was ridiculous LOL

Yes, it is 100% perfect. It was purely cosmetic for the Box alone nothing wrong with the unit not a scratch