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@@vietphan470 to be honest I can’t remember but I think I bought it on eBay. I look up the engine model number on google and find the parts diagram at any small engine parts store, Then you can search that carb number where ever you’d like to purchase one. 👍

I think so too. I have a propane kit that was made for a vortec v8 and I’m sure I could make it fit any gas v8. Maybe one day I will install it on something.👍

You’re welcome. The bearing is a Koyo M-661.

@@beesprojects2692 Appreciate your response! Unfortunately for me the M-661 is too small OD by about 1/16. Thanks for your time!

Good to know. This attachment has been extremely useful for me for all kinds of things. I have a new firewood system that I plan to do a video on in the fall which sounds very similar to what you described. I will tell you also that a family member of mine also purchased this attachment for his John Deere and he is very happy with it and it has helped revolutionize his firewood system as well. I think that the price is another great point too. Glad you liked the video and have fun with your new attachment.

By the way, I did end up getting a hydraulic top link. You may like those videos as well. Here are the links. th-cam.com/video/qcWCmfxvXKI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xFMG_KG0w3NPpBvX th-cam.com/video/FPjrZ4GYoEU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5Qi6D0JABK7qUaNT

Good luck!😁

I bet you have a heyday with people who use a lot of slang.😂

​ Then there is chimley, libary, melk, and my favorite irony word, fustration. Auto Correct corrects my spelling when I don't want it to!

Add a pair of jackstands for the rear, and you're there. With less interference on the sides.

There ya go, I have those plastic ramps too. I always hated pulling my full size trucks up on them because they looked like they were going to give away at and second. They are less than half the height also. Having experienced both, I’ll take the alignment ramp all day long.

@@beesprojects2692 But, but, but, it may take me 10 years to find one of those on Craigslist, Fleabay or Amazon at that price. . . . and I need to change my clutch this week. . . (I did find a pair of steel ramps last week at a flea market. I'll use those instead of the Rhino's)

Glad you enjoyed it!🙂

Interesting idea. 😁

Good luck!🍀

1st reply 😁

That works too.😁 sometimes you have to use what you have on hand.

@@kimnach too cool! I did not know those existed. I see you have just started recently posting videos. I subscribed, Good luck!

@@beesprojects2692 Thanks. I was going to buy those back in '17 before I pulled the engine on my IROC, but I built crib blocks instead. (BTW: I have been posting for a long time, but privately.)

Very cool!😎 I’ve about sprained my wrist quite a few times! Gotta love when deals like that fall in your lap. Thanks!

@@beesprojects2692 I've been lucky to have some good friends. 40 years ago I bought a 1957 dump truck to fix up. Within a year, 4 parts trucks were given to me. I was looking for a lathe, a friend comes by with his big truck with a 24" x 96" lathe and a Ford diesel generator as gifts. I still haven't found the missing gear for the tool carriage but, one of these days. One of my up coming projects is restoring my 1985 C-10. Good Luck, Rick

I have been working on making better videos, I hadn’t been making videos very long at this point. I now realize that some people care less about anything other than the subject matter and getting the information they are seeking. Which is why my newer videos are not so drawn out and tend to cut to the point sooner. Sorry you didn’t get what you came for.

I have wheel chocks sitting right next to it.👍

Just because he found one cheap doesn’t mean everyone can. Is this guy for real?

@@1r2i3c4h troll? Wtf

@@paulcondie2520 I didn’t mean you. I meant the guy making the video. These alignment machines aren’t all over the country for sale.

@@paulcondie2520 I didn’t mean you. I meant the guy making the video. These alignment machines aren’t all over the country for sale. I was agreeing with you.

@@1r2i3c4h I apologize! I misunderstood you. Yeah you'd probably have a real hard time finding one period

@@user-nh4hr8hq1i 🤔 does the one watching the video or making the video have too much time on their hands?

@@beesprojects2692 probably both

5:20 he tells you where to find one

Dude, I see similar systems at auction regularly. Cheap. This is a perfectly functional, practical option for someone who doesn't have the money or ceiling height for a lift... and the cheapest mid-lifts are gonna run you $1500 or more, unless you risk your life buying it from TEMU.

If you look they're out there. They're a target of opportunity to avoid spending more money. Similar ramps were often built from steel angle framework and old (it's usually thicker) mobile home frames. If you go to remove one a cordless recip saw and "auto dismantling" blades work great and saves some prep on the cut ends vs using a cutting torch. The torch method is faster of course and every mechanic needs an oxy-acetylene outfit for the many things one can do. Ramps are common in areas with high water tables and can still be found sitting next to former gas stations.

@@sulmynethegreat8217 yes, it is. 👍