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Thank you! It took me 11/2 hours. My battery just didn't want to come out without a fight. Such a great feeling when my phone turned on. I bought the ifixit kit too. My battery came at 57% charged for those wondering. Now we'll see if it's any better than my original 5+ year old battery.

Guilty...looking for a replacement as we speak. 🥴😂

Thanks for the vidieo, got myself a 7 gallon unitank and was looking for info on cip cleaning. Nice pump btw.

I have done this for years. I use bolts with nylock nuts. The holes are so rain water does not collect in the concave.

We are both guilty of the same thing... your head and mine look identical. Thanks for making this repair vid!

How do you tell bearing size? Is it stamped somewhere on the bearing?

It only took me like 20 minutes. The back of my phone had already been all cracked up so I applied a new one of those at the end too. But when I pryed off the back it really wasnt stuck on all that well? I heated it a bit and it really lifted off so easily, same with the battery. The glue really wasnt that strong. So it made it very easy. My battery life now with the new one still sux lol. I like this phone and its almost 6 years old. I may try rooting it before i get a new phone just in case I brick it, Im not afraid to just get a new one..but I am kinda attached to this little S10e lol.

How long were the screws you ordered.??

Great job!

Thank you so much

Hi mine says 5 ur 4 uf 4 uf 250volt to 300 volt 105c can I put one that’s 5uf 4.5uf 4 uf 250volt 70c? Does the voltage matter?

I did the same thing on my jd l120 makes it real easy. I learned how to remove the deck in 10 minutes, replace all the bearings and put it back on in less than hour.

Great video. I would like to mention that its worth popping out the bearing cover and packing it with good grease. That one dollar bearing will last even longer, and less maintenance.

Need to emphasize that some models do have a reverse thread. usually commercial. (STA1600)Check your instruction manual or observe top of bolt thread to identify. 2.4MM MAX DIA GROOVED LINE. 2-2.2MM SMOOTH LINE. Otherwise damage to power load parts will occur.

Bought a steel wire gead to replace the line - didn't know it wasn't even a spline shaft in there

I replaced the battery on my phone yesterday. The OEM battery lasted nearly 5 years. I bought the iFIXIT kit for the S10e. Pros: The kit includes all the tools you'll need. I charged the new battery yesterday and it's currently at 50% after 24 hours of normal phone use. Cons: The only way to properly re-seal the phone is to remove ALL THE OLD ADHESIVE. This video makes it look easy, it's not. Even with a heat gun and 91 isopropyl alcohol, it took a couple of hours to get all the old adhesive off. I reused the original back cover which was not damaged. While using the alcohol to get the old adhesive off the back cover, the adhesive holding the camera bezel melted and the camera bezel fell off. The kit DOES NOT INCLUDE PRECUT ADHESIVE FOR THE CAMERA BEZEL. The kit does include a card of various sizes of adhesive strips. I used some of those adhesive strips to reattach the camera bezel, it worked but it was tedious. Bottom line: Was it worth it? It takes patience and a bit skill to complete the job properly. If your phone is in good condition...my phone was like new apart from the weak OEM battery...it will probably be worth the time. If your phone has other issues besides the battery, it may be time for a new phone.

Thanks tons. I've tried this before but likely miswired by matching wire colors rather than matching capacitance...Doh!

I did the same thing on a John Deere 145 Automatic. The best part is the next, cheap bearing and maybe 20 minutes, and your done .

That a good idea

I would have taken the seals off the new bearing and repacked with more grease!

I hate this stupid head. The line is too high in my opinion. Ego has different trimmers and the heads are different and the line is lower which makes it better.

My wife will bend all of the idlers again before my bearings go out, so…

Top Job. Just add 641 Loctite Bearing retainer to the outside of the bearing to stop the outer race from spinning in the pulley housing.

I watched your string trimmer head video. Thanks.

Great presentation

Great idea, Great video!

Did you ever measure the capacity of this new battery? I would be interested in Accubattery estimation, it's quite accurate.

How do I jam up the part to take off the nut if I don’t have a strap

Thanks Bro!Great video👍🏻👍🏻just changed my head and this made life a lot easier.Didn’t have strap wrench but used large channel lock wrench to hold inner ring.Thanks!

Great video. I have an LA145 and it eats those idlers for lunch. I only have 50 hours on the machine and I'm on my third set of idlers. The idlers are spot welded together, but I'm going to try to drill them out. Wish me luck.❤

I have 2 capacitors [a 2 wire and a 3 wire], I can't find replacements on line, the mfgr isn't able to help, the mfgr sent me to sources that want $25 each plus $10 shipping. Whaht do suggest ? I can send picture of the 2 capacitors so you can see their uF values.

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Great video! Thank you for this. You mentioned a way to get just the top piece, but that was not in this video. How can I get just the top portion? Thank you! Susan

Great video!

I'd say that CRC owes you a new can of brake cleaner, since most of what you used, leaked past the spray valve and ran down the side of the can........

i'm currently nursing a busted nail and cut , or maybe busted fingertip . the bit grabbed , the pulley slipped on drill press table , and i did a quick and expletive enhanced dance around the shop . i now advise clamping the pulley to the table .

Overkill. I've never had a wire antenna yet that I couldn't deploy with my wrist rocket.

A very good informative, interesting video I've done many of those. I have been asked if it really worth the time just to change the bearing. Like you said, it makes changing the next bearings much easier and definitely much cheaper. The only time I couldn't do that was one side of the pulley was cracked where the bearing goes. However I did separate and saved the good half just in case I need it. I buy the 10 pack bearings as well

I can't thank you enough . I felt so defeated attempting to follow the EGO instructions that came with replacement head. At a loss of what to do - and there's your video! Excellent instructions and camera angles. Thank you for taking the time to make this for us.

Great video, thanks. Luckily, I was able to repair my perforated trimmer head with "shoe goo". After very little use, my trimmer head perforated similar to yours, but luckily all the support columns were still in tact. The patio really grinds that thin plastic head down in no time. Anyway, I think the shoe goo is actually an upgrade to a new head, and can be re-applied as it wears. I'll be more careful around the patio in the future too.

Excellent DIY video !

Heated grease poured over bearings occasionally... Awesome video..

Thanks so much for all your detailed information!

John Deere is pioneering the art of making their equipment difficult to service. (Along with HP, Apple, and many other companies who put their customers last.) I would add that 100 or so hours is terrible service life for a bearing in this kind of service. JD must be using cheaper bearings than the bulk pack you bought. So happy to see this hack.

Sweet, thanks

Great video, thank you! Explained a lot about buying the correct capacitor. Beautiful fan, by the way!

Great info on the bearings, Have you ever replaced the bearings on the spindles on your 54" deck ?

The lightning zap would have created a temporary over voltage situation causing the cap to short internally therefore causing it to overheat and blister, under voltage would not have done this.

Great video, thank you

Just finished doing all bearings on John Deere x300R ,lots of ideler's, save heap's with this method.some are spot welded as well must drill them as well.Managed to get 630 hours out of original bearings !!!! Thank You.