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Nice. Helped me out. I need to drain my 2011 to replace the lower hose and I usually have the dealer flush and fill the coolant, but I'm doing the hose myself. Thanks for posting.

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will this fix my ac. it blows cold and its fine on passenger side. when when i turn the heater only drivers side gets hot

How many times do you have to turn it to lower the light. I’ve been doing it at least 10 times

Tuff torq uses 5w 50 for their transaxle oil. So any 5w 50 full synthetic will work.

I have just purchased a trac seat for my Ariens ikon onyx 52. The seat has the same configuration as yours (three bolts to seat, not four). I tried installing it over about three hours without success. Your video gives me clues on how I might do it, but you don’t film the steps involving drilling the holes, where the holes should go, waht measurements you took etc. Can you provide a step by step guide in how to do this? No worries if you can’t.

Did you drop the pan or just open the drain plug? If just the plug using the Allen wrench what was the 10mm socket for?

I have just taken apart a 24-cb0214 and was almost the same as this. Be very careful prying on the plastic and screen. I was able to do this almost all by hand except the initial prying to get to the screws. After than all I did was a vertical pry from the base or feet side and slowly moved up and around the screen with my fingers behind the screen. A few clicks later everything freed up to show me the ribbon cables and the ram under a cover that I was gonna change. Thanks for the insight

Show the front of the oil container you uses

Was there a crush washer on the drain plug?

I received an inverter charger from n rv if the unit loses power it goes into dc mode instead of ac. I was able to run my ps5, 55inch tv n surround sound system for 6hours before the power came back on.

I used a plastic cutting board 3/4" thick. I cut it to contour the entire toilet edge like you did with a jigsaw. I doubled the wax ring. Still working OK after 4-1/2 years.

How much higher do you sit?

Great video. Question: How does the two-way talk function from the cameras work? Did you need to install a mic/speaker devices to hear & talk back to whoever you spoke on the cameras?. I ask because in the item description it says The RCA male-to-female converters are required as it's not included.

Great notes... Just asking again if you know how to pair this sensor with the console?

I wonder if you know how to get a new console to communicate with a WH65B... The white boomerang like sensor. I have a new console already connected to internet but can't get it to communicate with the outside assembly

If it starts and shuts off like that at the end, that means I need to change the motor for sure?

Thank you

This makes sense in the context of the battery specs. The LiFePO4 batteries have higher specific capacity, but much lower peak current.

Do you have a video on how to install the hard drive ? I’m not sure if it’s easy or not lol. I’m installing 3 into mine.

Hello Andrew thanks a lot for sharing I just broke my pc same brand. Question why change the battery ?

You know you're gonna have to replace the tires at some point lol. Should have got the wheels off when you had it apart

thanks man - super helpful to just know you can do this with a little effort.

Note to anyone doing this for the first time, take plenty of mobile phone pics, so the reassembly is easier. I had one bracket left over after putting it back together, and it took me an hour to find where it went. It was held on by the left hand side main transmission bolts, and was a bracket to hold the mower deck anti-sway bar. Note that YHT husqvarna lawn tractors have the transmission facing this way on the video but on CHT models it faces in the reverse and all connections are on opposite sides, and that front support bracket is at the rear, but has bolts to release it one on each side through the chassis, so the wheels have to be removed to get at them. I took the sump pan off so I could see how the wear was going on the gears, and to clean the internal sump oil filter, which is a fine mesh screen. there should be three other magnets in there to clean as well. After 250 hours total run time, the wear was minimal, but there was some metallic powder in the oil and black sludge on the magnets. While I had the sump pan off, I found the two places where there is provision for sump drain plugs to be drilled and tapped. I highly recommend this, because it means that in the future I can do the oil change each 100 to 150 hours, (with the recommended Mobil syn 5w 50 oil) without removing the transmission. Just take off the belt, fan and pulley, then the sump fill plug. I tapped the drain hole to take a 10mm bolt, cut the bolts about 12mm long and used two fibre washers. I uses about 2.2 Litres. These trannies are made in Japan by Yanmar, they recommend the 5w 50 oil and that the drain plugs be installed by the lawn tractor manufacturer, but they don't bother. They also often use 5w 30 oil when they fill it which is cheaper, and don't bother to tell you that it should be changed after 50 hours. Nice.

I have a problem. the vacuum cleaner turns on once and works, but after a few days it doesn't work. the green light is on. What could it be?

My new plate produces ozone for a second or two then stops. When I switch it back on it does it again. have tried several plates but same thing. i also replaced the heat paste on the back. Any ideas what could be causing this issue? I have the same model as you.

Nice, did you replace the oil drain plug washer?

Big help. Thanks dude

Exactly what I needed to know. Thank you.

It doesn’t look like you used spacers. Does it have full suspension travel? They seem to imply you need them if you don’t use their sliders.

what brand, and is it the same Ah rating of what was in there?

HP 24-dp0124 and 24-dp0000 series and df1xxx are the same, please let me know

You have to read the fine print (binding specification) of the product. The discharge/charge current is limited by the power mosfets in the BMS. These are costly and hence they are the bare minimum acceptable, usually 1A per Ah of capacity (absolute maximum ratings of the chip, you'd better derate it by at least 30% to have a chance it will last a little bit). So your 7Ah battery can deliver 7A maximum, about 70W. Totally insufficient for an UPS. A corresponding lead acid battery (7Ah) could deliver 200W for 10 minutes. Additionally the LiFePO4 chemistry is rated for thousands of cycles, but the electronic of the BMS? They say nothing. I do not think it will last as much, especially if taxed at the max absolute rating of the mosfets ....... And what about accidental short circuits? Would you instantly fry the BMS and hence destroy the whole thing in 1 millisecond? With a lead acid battery you only get a spark, but nothing in the battery is permanently damaged. I am not surprised the UPS manufacturers are sticking with the old and trusted lead acid technology ......

This is misinformation. 😮

This is a good idea- thanks for posting

how much radiator fluid does this require for the drain and fill?

depends on the cooling as well

Thanks very much, for coming back, and running these real-world tests. The LifePo4 managed only 50% of the expected time, in a high-load situation. Which may have been due to a shutdown in the protective circuits, in the presence of excess heat. / Yet there was still energy left in the batteries. So a cool-down period, followed by a circuit-reset may have restored operation... for another 15min period. Not very helpful. / But in a low-load situation, where heat was NOT a problem, the lifespan was EXTENDED. By 40% over what was expected from a lead-acid battery. / Much appreciated! It's really nice to see tests like these in situations where the answers are not simple, or cut and dry. There is some complexity here. Since these units were designed to work with SLA batteries, heat wasn't a concern. So they are _completely enclosed_ with NO ventilation. Like an Easy-Bake Oven. Which you have demonstrated is a disadvantage for LifePo4. / I suspect that if these had SOME passive airflow, it would help. And with even a tiny fan to assist, could perhaps completely eliminate the activation of the BMS shutdown.

I bought the same model .. the year 2004 model with 200k in 2018. Since then, I put 100k miles on it. Tbh, I enjoyed driving that car everyday 😊 !! I just donated this as I need a more reliable car for my college son.

Andrew ,your video was extremely helpful. But my lgt2654 Husqvarna is still struggling uphill.All pulleys and drive belt were recently replaced.Could it be the transmission has to be replaced.

Not a good idea! Conditions are too different for charge and use of SLA and LiFeP04.

Could you tell me what tool/s you used to remove it please. Thanks. I can't get it out.

It has been half a year now, so I was wo9ndering what your promised load test showed? Thanks.

Is it pink?

Hp sreen crack pl replqceme

It surprised me , looks like a low mileage car . Not a car pushing 200,000 miles.

Where I live, it gets warm in the summer (but nothing like it does for you!) - but it gets very cold in the winter. Our shop has un-insulated garage doors and I'm thinking of adding insulation. However, I think I'll use the "blue board" insulation. You can buy different thickness - but I think 1.5" fits perfectly.

I hope you get to your 1000 subscribers soon. Looks like you took good care of this vehicle.

Thanks for the video! Our vacuum is still working well, but just determining how best to maintain it. (It is an older vacuum, but new to us.) I just ordered a new filter bag for it and now I'm wondering if I should check the brushes? Did you install a new motor? How much was that, and is it working like new again?

Lol I thought this was a fix video