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Just bought one brand new on eBay that came with the bushing install tool as well. $95.

I have to replace the seal and bushing on my 66 Caprice Powerglide. I am a machinist, but I am retired. I no longer have access to a machine shop! Maybe if I ask nicely, my ex-co-worker could make one for me???

Why not sell them ?

How much to make me one? $235?

Where's the video of making to tool to install the replacement ?

Well done!

I have a 30s completed myers ,lots of oarts

bravo

Nice can I borrow it?

You guys are hilarious 😂

Yo we still doing that?

Grandma would be so proud of you guys!!!!! I love you people xoxo

Ummmm

Wow, the end result is stunning! I have a zircuti clip & backspacer for a folding knife that look great, but I'm thinking about using Whink to remove the current heat ano & redoing it myself to try to get a different pattern &/or coloring. I don't have a torch though, & I wanted to ask what you'd suggest to use if I plan to buy one from a hardware store or Amazon? Pretty sure my options are butane, propane, or MAPP if I go that route. But I've never even used a torch before. Now, I'm fairly experienced at moderate modding but I don't have an actual shop or anything, & I'm a grown human who has common sense & a couple cinder vlocks as well as an outside, so I plan to do this safely. But I'm wondering what to do in terms of fuel. Any suggestions? Great video, you get a sub from me, sir!

I really liked the part where that one guy did that funny thing.

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This is so fun to watch 👍

5:05 This is when the 9yr olds start to run!

PREMIUM GAS STOVE HELL YEAH butter sizzlin in no time

I couldn't figure out how to cut the rolls, so I'm currently bleeding out in the back of an ambulance.

Hey. Do u sell this Tool? Im at the point to remove the Busher without opening the trans... :o

Dude this just got recommended lol

Hi, great video, wonderful ideas. Kindly tell me what thickness pipe you used, like 3/16" or 1/8" thick?

mucho loco

Good a any move, at least you have learned a lot while doing it. It is never lost, in the end it is never what you know that will cause you most problems, but what you don't know. Nice turn out just the same.

Awesome entry . We've all been there. That poor laptop. But I don't have the machine tools or welding skills to make that beauty. Certainly fun watching though. Very creative.

If you need to adjust some gears, the distance between to gears teeth's is the thickness of one sheet of paper. I mean for when you will set your auto advance that these lathe came with. By replacing the gears on the left side of the lathe you could set at which speed it would move to set a correct angle of cut, when making threads.

By the way I painted mine Burnt Orange and black. The chassis black and the legs and moving parts orange (Saddle , cross slide, tail stock))

At 10m33 you ask about T slots, theses could be used to attach a taper attachment to the lathe if I am not wrong. It was sold as an extra. It would take controls of your cross slide and once adjusted, you could make many same shape taper object in a row without setting any angles anymore

Have your lantern if you still need it, and I don't use it. I installed a quick tool change post to replace it

Find me crazy, but my Seneca Falls 10 inches lathe(1896 made) also had a lot of slack on the copper half bearing on both sides. And as it would have been a nightmare to remove one side of the drums to get the job done and I did not have any replacement's bushings(bearing), so I filled the slack(void) with metal epoxy. That type of epoxy can support oil, so since doing it, there is almost no more play at all. I left just a thin shim of multiple coats of wax before putting the two caps back in place and torqued them back in place. 24h later, I removed all excessive dropping on both side of epoxy, a bit of sand paper(very fine) 80w90 gear oil and it all went good. I have been using it for a year now and no problems at all. I only did the worst side, which was the one closest to the chuck. This summer I will do the other side. The caps have never changed shaped, the bushing parts touching the caps are also perfect shape, so basically, the epoxy filled all excessive worn gaps between to shaft the the inside of the cupper bushings.

Nice work. Guy You are the greatest

Oh my gosh 😂😂😂😂 fucking dead ☠️☠️☠️ hahahaha

Well this is entertaining and all that and it is a nice home made tool but here is what I did; 1 sawzall 1 sawzall fine metal blade 1 bench vice 1 removed tail shaft with worn out bushing 1 minute to carefully cut through the bushing over one of the 3 grooves 2 fingers to pull cut bushing out DONE.

Looks like a fun tractor show 🤠

Where are the next videos guys!?

Do you guys have higher resolution videos of this project? I have the same lathe, but I bought it already disassembled.

Wow that was amazing! You guys are real life stunt man!!!! And hottt!!!

best video that i ever watched

Did this when I back back in middle school, also took a mattress and towed it through the trials behind a quad, called it mattress surfing

Best couch pulling vid on the youtubes.

Oh HECK YEAH

Oh my goodness lol, so sketchy

Putting four swivel casters on anything can be a recipe for disaster. And apparently lots of fun. Carry on. Don't die.

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Wow this video slaps!

Literally the next Gordon Boyardee

I didn’t know I needed to see this!!!!!! So when should you add the vanilla extract?

Tenho acompanhado o excelente trabalho de restauração que vocês estão fazendo. Comprei um torno "Seneca de 1910"( no Brasil),estou tentando montá-lo com ajuda desses vídeos. Grato