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Hey guys skip ahead first 3 minutes 59 seconds is all bulshit

great idea! thank you sooo much!

That method worked great on pulling my wisdom tooth out ! Thanks 😣

Hello their hope you are well i could do with alittle advice 🙏🏻 please I've a ryobi strimmer I've taken apart after a million n 1 screws lol but found a motor not known Theirs a wire not really doing anything n no other wires that could explain where its from Wouldering if youde come across this type of model to point me in direction as to what problem could be as its just stopped working, ide watched your video of you adding a extra cooling fan but this has me baffled Kind regards Angela

Thankyou! Worked 🎉

Sooo simple and ingenious! Will be trying this one on my 2002 V70 tomorrow for sure! I´ve been trying with prybars for days now and JUST WONT budge.... frustrated as hell... will report back

I've got that exact same weed eater and I've never had any problems with it. Overheating and I run it a lot more than 10 minutes. Usually a full battery and then some and it's never shut down. Maybe I just got a good one

Good Lord, man - how long are you going to circle the airport before you bring this plane in for a landing? This was so frustrating to watch I could not get through the entire thing. I was looking for a quick fix - not a life story! Geez.

I'm glad I made it until the reveal. This is a logical fix and likely applicable to other tools with the same overheating issue.

I owe you a beer. True life saver, thank you.

lol. Get to the point! Ryobu sucks. Battery equipment sucks. Stick to gas. Oh, and #Fjb. #Trump2024 #Trump2028

After 3 freaking HOURS of slamming on the axle. I threw on two vice grips and pulled maybe 4 or 5 times and it came out like BUTERRRRRR!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN!!!!

I have an old Samsung TV. Anyway I switched to my Roku device and to my surprise it worked. I still bookmarked your solution. I'm tired now cause it's late I need sleep.

This is the best example of all the videos I've watched on this particular problem. Thank you for sharing your idea of a resolution to this problem.

Yesterday I used a slide hammer on a 2007 Ridgeline for more than an hour before it finally decided to give it up. Autozone provided the tools. No fun at all.

Great tip, tHanks for sharing the idea

Thank you for this video I've been at this for hours and all it took was one knock with the axle and vice grips

After trying to pry and hammer out my axle for a few hours, I found your video. I used your technique, and it worked perfectly! Thank you for making the video and detailed explanation. I have a 1995 Toyota Corolla.

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Super cool. I was imagining what to use and there it is already right next to me. Thanks a lot

How about a link to where you found the fan? That was just a suggestion. I actually am having issues with the 40 v model not running more than 2 seconds on high.

Worked excellently. Thank you.

It’s called a brushless outrunner motor 👍

I didn't see the finished product with the second fan installed. Did I miss it? If it works , why doesn't the unit you showed have it on there? Wouldn't it be better to by a new one and install the 2nd fan right away? I just don't understand, if it worked, why isn't it on there in the video?

For anyone with this issue just know that it works, came out like butter after one pull. Thanks for sharing :)

Great video I tried to locate a used motor, unable. I did not want to create a out of balance condition with just any 2" fan or just gluing it on. I had the unit apart so I drilled several 1/4" holes around the area of the controller, worked perfect I now love my weed eater

You are the man, very clever! I can't count the numbers of methods I used to attempt to remove mine and failed. This worked like a charm for both sides of my Sedona. So effective that I tumbled backwards because it came out so easy. Note, I had to center the ring and rotate the axle a few times before it would come but it worked great. Got to give credit where credit is due. Lastly I used two vice grips to get this to work

White people talk to much get to the dang point off the back.

Clamp a ball joint removal tool on to it, tighten it good and just pull it out easy and it’ll come out no special tools needed

After spending over $200 on my Ryobi trimmer and still having to jump thru hoops to modify it so I doesn't overheat, is unsat!. Ryobi should have addressed this issue before marketing the trimmer. I'm going back to a gas trimmer. As far as I'm concerned, my Ryobi trimmer is garbage. So disappointed in my first foray into electric trimmers. Pretty good video, though. A little too long before u got to the point, but still good info.

I struggled for weeks to correct the fixed sound on my Samsung. Your solution solved the problem in less than a few minutes. Too pleased.

I have that issue but it happens immediately, I don't believe it is overheating. It only runs for a few seconds and stops. I tried three different batteries with the same issue. I just need to release switch and press again. I have the 40v. The same thing happens with my 40v Chainsaw. Any thoughts?

Absolutely saved my day when my axle came apart while trying to remove it. Cut the boot off, cleaned out some of the grease, and voila! Thanks for making this video.

Thanks ! Your technique worked

Great tip thank you so much for sharing this important information

I'm about to try this in just a minute. One side gave me zero issues. Passenger side is trying to kill me lol so this is my last resort

Make this yourself in a pinch. Cut the boot cover off of the axle you removed. Insert the axle back in. Put locking pliers on the part your trying to remove. If your locking pliers are locked hard enough , you can slam the cv axle against them and it will pull out the piece your trying to remove.

Go straight to the point .

Doesn't do anything

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What can I say that every body else hasn't. this is a very clever method. I am about to go outside right now and get that thing off after I've already fought it for an hour. This will save me another hour of cursing the paint off the car.

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Ay CARAMBA, I'll just buy a new one......regardless thank you for taking the time to try and explain it but my head blew up....LOL

Was it easy to put back in?

If you plan on keeping the car, consider saving the longer half shaft for the next time you run into this issue. The longer shaft will give the tool more mass, and you’ll be able to use it away from the wheel wells, gaining more leverage over the tool.

I did something similar with my slide hammer, ii modified one of my claws to fit the adjustment screw of the 10” vise grips in a 9/32” channel I ground into the claw attachment. I simply used the slide hammer and it worked perfectly the first try! All that was left was the inner bearing cup, and my screwdriver and a “sharpened” and trued flat small pry bar couldn’t get behind the cup.

Genius .. worked so easy. only 1 vice grip needed for my civic axel. Thank you for the tip.

Haven't watched because I fixed it a few seconds into the video myself as it happened. I couldn't get sound on a second hand samsung TV I bought. I went to 'menu' , 'sound' and saw 'Mode' and had to set it to 'standard'. Previous guy had it set as a pc monitor I think

You're a life saver bro!🎉