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For each?! Wow! Well, I hope this was helpful for you. Thanks for watching.....cheers!

He really is the best. Always nearby, sometimes to the point of tripping me 😁 Thanks for stopping back!

Thanks! Keep things simple for the everyday person. Cheers!

Ahhhh, yes, that's a great point about leak checks. I always keep the used oring until I'm confident there are not leaks, just in case. The used ones often seem a little stretches after being removed, but better to have something than nothing if something goes sideways. Thanks for sharing!

I've never seen him be so excited to do a chore 😆

You bet! Glad another Cummins owner found it useful. Cheers!

It actually does need a service, I've got filters in the garage. I did check the ground for being tight and no visual corrosion, but I didn't remove and clean, at least not yet. Good point on the alternator grounding and diode, I haven't done that yet. Thanks for the suggestion!

I'll take great help/support any day, from a business, over fancy stores. It's a blessing to find people who really care. Cheers!

Thanks for stopping back!

I worked for a large mechanical, electrical, sheet metal, and service contractor for 5 years. Our guys regularly used amp clamps for troubleshooting. However, not all of then work on DC power, so I made sure the one I bought did, as I work regularly on both AC and DC systems.

Not this guy. Glad other people do.

I repair power cables and big breaker boxes for a large scale film and tv equipment rental company! Always fun to see this stuff!

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching. Many more other videos to come, stop back soon! Cheers.

Thanks! I sure do love goofing around with that boy. 😊

Oh yes. Living free out here in the country.

Absolutely 100%!! Never trust. Thank you for reinforcing that. Cheers!

Sure! I updated the video description with links to those items. I'm planning upcoming videos on those tools/topics, so stay tuned! The stud finder is a Franklin Sensors model, the absolute best I've used, love it. The non-contact voltage detector (power pen) is a version from Klein Tools (50 - 1,000volt). Thanks for watching!

Yes, super bright! I definitely didn't need to 200w max fixtures, but, happy to have to flexibility. Thanks for watching!

I looked back at the Amazon description and I couldn't find any temp ratings. I went ant looked at one of the fixtures in my garage and it indicates only a max operating temp of 40 degrees Celsius. So, I'm not 100% sure sure on the low end unfortunately. You bring up a good question and point about a dimmer. These ARE dimmable, but it's done by connecting a 0-10v dimmer into the LED driver on the fixture. So, it's not a traditional dimmer where your adjusting the supply voltage into the fixture like an old school light fixture with incandescent bulb. Hope that helped. Thanks for watching!

I can't tell you how much it means to see you back here on every video, and the support. It's people like yourself that really make this a positive experience for me. See you on the next one!

​@@LearnedFromDad Thank you for your earnest effort in your content; I wish there were more people like you.

Yes, I like it too! I have always like white. Definitely needs some accents. Working on changing light fixtures currently! Thank you!

Takes me right back to college 😁

I've never tried those panel LEDs, but I'm sure they'd work great if you don't want to mess with new fixtures. I'm not sure about price on those.

Agree on the lumen comment, always seems variable, even though the numbers may state otherwise. Regarding color, I always look at that like BBQ....the best is the one you like haha. I like whiter light in my shop space, around 5k, but in my home I much prefer a much more yellow look, normally 3k. I didn't mention in the video, but with the original fixtures I put up, I did try the stranded in those pre-installed friction connectors and I could pull it back out quite easily...didn't give me much comfort. Suspect a real Wago would have been better, though I had a pile of wire nuts lying around, just made sure to lead the stranded a bit to ensure it was well seated. You sound very familiar with electrical, are you an electrician? Cheers!

Yes, I think their great! I did a lot of looking before I bought these. I might need sunglasses in my garage 😎

Great history lesson! I agree, definitely could have their place in the tool drawer. I can see their charm. I'll have to keep an eye out next time I'm in an antique store. Maybe I'll stumble upon one at auction.

I'm sure some smart engineer could take the idea to outer space...pun intended. But, I bet it wouldn't cost only $2 😂

Make aligator wrenches great again

Hahaha, I think you've got me there......at least in a 2-dimensional sense! You made me laugh. Thanks for watching!

Haha, mostly not Snap-On actually. But, the day may come where I need to cannibalize a tool....and that's a candidate. Or, throw it as a stress relief moment 😂

Lol. You know, a $2 tool is like a train wreck about to happen....you just can't look away. And, no matter how hard you try, it ends up in your shopping cart 😂

Yes, it did. I like the farmhouse look, and I got closer to that. Next up, some nee exterior lights and garage door accents. I'm also thinking shutters, but undecided on color. Thanks for watching!

Cedar would complement a farmhouse beautifully

​@@mbergheaud I definitely want to cedar wrap the columns on the porch. I'm still unsure about the shutters. I suppose I could build cedar and always paint them black if I want a change 😁

Definitely just a bolt rounder lmao. Fact it came prebent. Then again. 2$. Idek how theyre making money on it!

​@@thisisawasteofyourtime4843 hahaha, for real, right! It was too tempting to pass up. I've wasted more money on sillier things 😂

Welcome! And, thank you for the positive comment, I love to share and teach. I'm still honing in the channel niche (I like to share all kinds of things, extremely diverse career and life), anything of particular interest you'd like? Cheers!

@ hey I was thinking maybe a video of types of sockets or metal alloys on tools? 😆

​@JakeBoom1 ipl add it to the list and see what we can do! You might like this one that I did covering a variety of details on ratchets (wrenches) and sockets. th-cam.com/video/-HDd7spBa5o/w-d-xo.html I love your profile picture by the way!

From one dad to another, this makes me happy to hear! Enjoy and let me know what you'd like to see next. Below is the second video I referenced, and a good starter lesson, on quickly identifying metric versus imperial bolt by looking at the bolt head. th-cam.com/video/D9l5Kp6-JNs/w-d-xo.html Cheers farmer!

He sure is! He is definitely very loved, and maybe occasionally spoiled 😁

Oh yes, he's my best buddy....goes almost everywhere with me. He's a lab and boarder collie mix. Mostly docile like a lab, with sudden bursts of energy like a board collie!

Funny you should ask. First, I've had my CDL since I've been 18, though I rarely get to drive truck these days.....occasionally help a farmer. But, mostly I thought of it because anytime I travel Interstate 80 for work, I stop at the Iowa 80 (World's Largest) truck stop and wander around the trucker shop.....lots of show and shine type stuff.....I found it there.

I did think about a variety of cleaners ahead of time, after watching videos about the cleaning process from others. However, it came down to (like too often happens lol) I was suddenly way behind with the task. So, needing a confidently safe solution, I stuck with soap and brushing manpower. I'll be ahead in life someday....maybe.....or I could just stop jamming in so many things 😁

Thanks for stopping back! Multiple parts to come...lots of house action happening over here! Thankfully before winter. Cheers!

I love houses with porches! What do you think about a green or teal vinyl handrail? It will complement the red and match your front door.

​@mbergheaud I definitely would like (need) to repaint the front door....it's a little flakey and I'm energized to do it.. Would like to change away from green. A teal or pale blue could definitely look nice, striking contrast from red brick and white/black elsewhere. Appreciate the recommendation!

​I’m confident you will make the most aesthetic choice. I look forward to seeing it!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

We dream big every year, as we are loyal fans. So having a great year really feels awesome. Sweet Caroline!!

Heck yes! Alumni and fan! Also an alumni??

You know, I haven't. I'm always moving in fast forward and would say I make a better rough carpenter than finish carpenter 😆 I did want to mill up some of those logs, and may still, but didn't really have specific plans. More that it would be fun to do/try/learn. Are you a wood worker?

@LearnedFromDad, I believe you can do it. You have the right equipment and the necessary dexterity. I'm not currently pursuing that, but I would have loved to learn. In junior college, I made a dovecote in my 3D art class. Fortunately, my partner had a strong understanding of woodworking because her dad was a carpenter. She helped me understand the diagram and the different saws needed for the proper cuts. I learned much more from her than I did from the teacher!

​@mbergheaud a forestry friend (retired) of mine built a hand laid cedar canoe. It was beautiful. Something like that, which would keep me outside, would be really fun. Someday!

Great tip, thanks for sharing. I'm going to look into that! Cheers.

You are most welcome 😊

You're welcome! That video was fun, made it special for my own dad so be could enjoy watching his 3 boys doing his most favorite activity when he was still able. See you on the next one! Any recommendations? 😊

@@LearnedFromDad Hi James. Great tribute for your dad. I personally tend favour videos covering tool review's, restoration or repair on machinery, or general DIY. Thanks