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Never figured you for a nut job Roy.

My belt exploded today! Going to swap her out next week. I'm on my 4th rotation of hammers, need a new set soon, two have exploded (maybe from some metal entering the mill by accident!~). Thanks for the video, I'm going to rotate and balance the 2 broken hammers so they're equally opposite of each other. Just changed the oil, 300ml out, 800ml in! (first time in a couple years). Will also lube the bearings at the center rotating hubs. Ordered new air and pre filters as well. Great machine that keeps on chugging away, using on an 8-acre estate. take care

just saved me from replacing a backpack with glass cleaner and stove top cleaner since i didn’t have the other supplies near by🙏🏼

How do you soak it without ruining the contents of the bag? I have a tent in a zipped bag that I cannot open and I not sure how to not damage the tent inside the bag.

Thanks for posting. Big help for me.

Thank you for the video and your thoughts. It certainly did help me in my decision making process. Makita got another sale.

You have a good point about if sewers prevented HABs why just now and not the last 40 years. Was there a recent improvement to the wastewater plants that they now remove nitrogen and phosporus which they didn't do before? I live in Brevard County Florida and we have the Indian River Lagoon which at least on your maps looks similar in that it has a barrier island between the lagoon and the ocean. While here sewage plants get blamed for algae blooms due to spills and septic tanks get blamed for leaching nutrients, my theory is that these are very small compared to surface water runoff and all the nutrients it contains. You may have a similar situation and just by luck or low rainfall no HABs occured that year unrelated to sewered or not.

Thank you! 3 & 1 worked like a charm! You just saved me replacing an expensive bag!

Great job! 👍👏

Thanks! Used WD40 and a vicegrip but what work was tapping the grips with a rubber mallet.

so if you buy the XL's you will also need to buy the poll books to check voters in and all the upgrade parts and spare secured card containers for the ballots. and be warned, the materials they use are CHEAP and cant really handle wear and tear.

I have a mighty mac I got off a customer. It leak gas on the elbow were a screw is. Never seen a set up like that What does it take to fix it?

Thanks! It worked! Could not find my 3-1 oil so I used avocado oil spray! Also I used a wire cutter to hold the mechanism while tapping the top with pliers . I was careful not to cut the fabric. I need a real tool kit! 😅

It worked! Thanks for the tip.

Thanks for your video!! The whacking helped!

I had a large expensive kill bag, tried all kinds of chemicals- nothing worked. Your method of banging it up worked after just a few tries. Thank you!!!

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Nice work. I've dealt with a bit of rotten wood in my day.

Thanks for the tip. I will try that.

Thank you! And may God you too!

OMG you've got my Dad's Pliers - mine are in the same condition. I remember them from fishing and they were around the shop late 1950's. May I ask, how did you acquire yours? Do you know any other history?

Your stihl 201T? Is 35cc. Makita is equal to 32cc. So little slower.

Super helpful I was thinking about getting the Milwaukee top handle but this is definitely higher quality. I’ve got 8 5.0s and 2 fast chargers so I’ll be set

Awesome 👌

Thanks for showing us what works for you! Do you use all three of the lubricant products you mention? If so, in which order?

Besides the value of preventing ecological damage to Long Island Sound and the Great South Bay, what is the value of pumping treated wastewater into the ground to recharge groundwater levels, if there are nonpoint pollution from industrial, gas stations, dry cleaners, and overall (residential, commercial and industrial) development, where the groundwater cannot be used for potable purposes?

It's a genuine one I live in Africa Kenya can you please send me one to use ?

We in Europe drink the threaded used water. I don't understand why you guys don't do it

What do you think about fully recycling wastewater into a closed loop? Cali recently authorized piping treated water right back to the taps. 🤔

Excellent description of the problem and the solution. Unfortunately, we rely on governments who have different priorities. You'd think the environmentalists would be on this instead of getting rid of plastic straws.

Great job pointing out the spacers have to be maintained in the same positions but whenever I have that belt guard off I grease the main drum bearing on that side. You are supposed to grease them every 6 hours (I think) of run time and getting that guard off and on is a pain in the neck so anytime you need to remove it, grease the bearings on both sides and tighten the belt.

Actually I paid $2500 shipped to SW Florida 5 years ago so not cheap. As for vines, I grind them all. There is technique required and you must use caution. I have a mountain a sweet potato and some tomato vines out there waiting to be processed. I let them dry for a month or two which makes a huge difference. Again you need to know what you're doing so he was right to caution people just starting out because it could end badly. Learn the machine for a good while and then perhaps start with the vines very carefully.

Cool I'll try this. Before seeing this video, I tried the WD4 but I didn't try hitting the zipper. I'll give it a go.

Did this before traveling with corroded zippers on suitcase and it worked, thank you!

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Thank u

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Nice. Any idea how much it weighs?

Funny

How long does it take you to do your entire driveway as shown in the video?

Thank you! That worked great!

Excellent video! Very well filmed and explained, Thanks for sharing your experience!

Great video. Thank you.

First test of my Snow Joe was a massive blizzard that dropped 20+ inches of snow with drifts well over 3ft. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxoHYZbq5g9fkcAtinlTqstNlje-UQkCHN This snow thrower is definitely not designed for this much snow but it powered through it. We did have to knock down taller drifts with a shovel and at times the chute was awkward because snow banks were much higher than it could throw, but still much easier than shoveling. The plus side of the small size is the maneuverability. Easy to lift up to walkways and works in tight spaces near cars. Highly recommend.Note: after assembling it started but did not turn. The belt wasn't in place. Easy fix.

Good job! Picking the same model up tomorrow and putting it to work over the weekend.

Hi Royal, I have tried using many of suggestions listed here on your video and many others, including an mild acid spray or vinegar and no luck! I had to cut my zipper compartment on my fishing bag to get inside and I was not happy because it was only 1 year old. I have the same chair and thought, I dont want to break the zipper tab or ruin the chair.........hmmmmmm.......let me try my trusty chemical that works for almost everything..........wanna guess what it is? You have to try it, so find another frozen zipper and grab yourself some DENATURED ALCOHOL, the kind they sell for cooking or cleaning. Apply a little to the zipper where it is frozen and watch it melt away! After trying all the other lubricant style and working the zipper for days, this freed it within seconds! TRY IT and let me know if it works for you!

I'm in the process of obtaining one of these, so I watched a few videos. Yours was the best one I've found. What I liked most was how you wore all the proper safety gear. One video I saw had a guy not wearing anything but glasses, and I don't think they were safety glasses. Great machines, buy you have to treat them with respect. Thanks for the tour and the heads-up about vines. Be well my friend 👍

Thanks Roy for a wonderful video. I agree that the instructions are vague. This was a big help.