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@@connorgaston9535 if it's a Cummins 5.9 it would be this same filter

@@tdm8817 around 1:55 you mention that the ford 6.7 oil filter is the same exact thread but a much finer filter and that you're running that filter on your pickup now.. which baldwin filter are you referring to there?

@connorgaston9535 o got ya, that's a Baldwin b7379 I've been using those on my 01 Dodge and have also adapted that filter to other vehicles I have. I dunno if I've made a video of it but I've been using that filter on my john Deere 310 D backhoe

@@jerrychambers7267 no it takes in atmospheric air and puts out nearly 100% oxygen

@ I was thinking that but wanted to make sure, I’m a newby with a wife that knows everything, thanks for the clarification

Yours is digital too, I'm a bit confused. I should just call Everlast...

@@dc6233 I personally much prefer the knobs vs the other options everlast has, seems like most models of welders come with the digital or analog interface even tho the welder itself is digital inverter. I don't change settings much so having different programs loaded isn't a selling point to me. But that's me and my usage and everyone is different.

@@soldatekweldsolutions1057 what all problems are you having with yours? Mine has been fantastic

@@nseric1233 I'm making a big deal of it because of how damm expensive the weeks are, for that price I would expect it to outperform a standard abrasive wheel. You say you don't own a CBN wheel but have you used one that you got good results with?

@@tdm8817 You are getting good results with yours lol.

@@nseric1233 I suppose you and I have a different definition of the word good.

@@sethcastillo3268 unfortunately even if I take a tiny amount it will still give the same results. And what angles would you suggest, the angels I'm using here are very standard. Do you have a CBN wheel that you get good results with?

​@@tdm8817 the angle is too steep or you're just not setting the teeth guide to not hold too much of the cutter ahead, thus leading to the burr.... you ALWAYS want to remove little material as possible when sharpening (speaking from experience from knife sharpening)

@BeezyKing99 what angles are you referring to, the head tilt or the chain vice, I've got the head tilt at 40⁰ and chain vice at 25⁰ like the Stihl manual recommends. And what do you mean by the teeth guide? I'm not familiar with that terminology. Sometimes you have to remove alot of material when a chain is rocked out really hard and the Stihl wheels easily do that without the burr hence why I like them better, the CBN seems like a step backwards to me. Do you use CBN wheels for knifes?

@@dennisthemenace57 ok no worries, but can you explain that more? What exactly do you disagree with?

Thank s for doing the test . 1st one Iv seen.. with no bs.. Cheap 40 amp plasma cutter Chinese gave me many hours of work . But I probably ran it for to long ie heat build up cooked probably the MOSFETs on the last 20min of cutting. Expected to much. Now I have a 20amp thermodynamic.and a 40amp hypertherrrrr😂💥👍⚡⚡m. no more fails..

@@williamgibb5557 there non greaseable u joints

@@GardylooAlaska yes but I have big retardation and don't spoke words good 👍

@@Shadow6a yes that's true and while I haven't tried the miller coolant or any other tig rated coolant the high frequency start seems identical between my water cooled and and air cooled torches so I'd say this is working fine for me

I wouldn’t see why not I have a egr cooler from tuner depot with the welded ports I’m going to get the same up-pipe and leave the flange on it to keep my egr cooler sturdy

@@Mundane-Doom not stupid at all and yes you can I use CK torches with mine. I think I show it in another video but I have 2 water cooled CK torches. A 18 flex head and a flexloc 250

@@TedSeeber there is no drawstring on the Aladdin mantels. They come preassembled on the metal frame, instead of loose like a Coleman mantel

@@dougshaw9701 it's been burning for about 20 hours now and hasn't shrunk yet. How much longer do you fuger it will take?

@@tdm8817 it should get white hot like a gas lantern and turn to ash

@@dougshaw9701 it does get hot and turn to ash but these Aladdin mantels don't shrink like the Coleman ones. I show that clearly in the video

@@aurileus226 well there are a thousand and one options you could go with for a filter. This is just what I had on hand that day. I would like to replace this was maybe a racor style fuel filter at some point

@@karpoezi first off who claimed I was a so called "expert" And yes I'm well aware car makers don't produce all there own parts. If anything that was the point of this video was showing exactly that and that in this case the eBay seller was being completely honest in that I got the original manufacturer parts for this application. I would define knockoff as something that is not OEM pretending to be. There are tons of examples of that online and just cause a company says they meet OEM specs doesn't mean they actually do.

@@Mundane-Doom I would ya. Aside from this problem it Works fine I just wish it had more power

@@Puddles-j1q what type of power service are you using. They have several

@@tdm8817 Power Service Diesel Fuel Treatment +cetane boost.

@@irvingramirez1071 in this video was a Hobart iron man 240

@@antomarkic7190 what do ya mean? Do what on purpose?

@@tdm8817 Well, most of the filters that Stihl installs on their models are bad. Judge for yourself if it was intentional

@@antomarkic7190 ok I thought you were saying max flow mess up on there filters. I think the Stihl hd2 air filter is good. But it will plug up fast depending on conditions. The air filter on my ts400 concrete saw is kick ass and both of the leaf blowers I have come with good air filters. I wouldn't say most of the Stihl air filters are bad for the examples I've seen my self. The MS500 seems to be notorious for passing sawdust past the foam washer that's definitely not good and I do wish Stihl did a better job overall, but I would say that with any manufacturer I can think of

@@jheissjr that's not a steam cleaner. That's just compressed air. All of that is dust that was packed in the cooler

There was so much dust I thought it was steam haha

@@jheissjr ya looking back on it now it shure dose look like steam. That thing was the dustiest truck I've ever seen. Wish I had taken more video of it. This video here was actually after about a minute of blowing out the cooler. It was far worse when I started. Most everything had a several inch layer of dust on it cause it was a pit truck that just drove around the yard at 15 mph so it never got up to highway speeds to clear it off.

@@darknessgfx4901 I have no idea, I've never used any of the harbor freight tools. My guess would be that they use thread locker tho. That's very common for them.

Ya I've sence got a water cooler and a ck flex loc 250 and a ck 18 flex both with 15' super flex cables and have been super happy with those.

@@1GREATDANE funny enough I learned about the balancers about an hour after making this video. I ordered one and it's on its way, curious to see how well they work

@@tdm8817 I Run CHINS 280AH Batteries paired in 24 Volt Packs and use VICTRON Battery Balancers and All 8 Batteries are Even Money. Same for 4 RENOGY 200AH AGM Batteries in the same Fashion here. And recently started Buying 25.6 Volt 100ah Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries to run in Parallel to Buss Bars

@@donjohnson9013 that charger is a powermax 24 volt converter they call it. It's a bad ass little charger that is adjustable and has different configurations you can set it to. Just type "powermax 24 volt converter" into the Internet and it comes right up. The website has a really good explanation of the features and what ya can do with it but there awesome, I've got 3 of them at the moment.

Thanks for letting me know, when I decide to get another charger I will look into it. I currently have the genius charger which I like but its for 12v

@@donjohnson9013 o nice! I'd be curious to hear how you like this grinder and wheels once ya give it a try!

I did get the hedge trimmer attachment and liked the way the supplied grinding wheel performed but will let you know once i use it on chains. The sharpener i used before was the tecomic jolly?. The.tooth stopper was pretty unstable and innacurate. I too wasted $100 or more for each CBN wheel and I have 3.

@@steve8189 I would need to make a video all on it's own to give a proper response to this and I might do that here in a bit but I haven't done any load testing of these batteries. Just slapped some grimey ol truck batteries on a pallet and sent it lol Im probably going to run these down to very low voltage maybe 11.5 or so just for the sake of stress testing and seeing what the limit is. I've seen the pulse chargers but would like to try the chemical option first. But as I learn more and test more with these batteries I'll post more about it

@@tdm8817 understood. I really liked the good information you provided

@@Jarda_B i don't currently have a proper battery tester so I was just guessing with how I arranged the batteries. I'll get one in the future and try to match them up. I'm definitely happy that I got access to these but of course I wish I could get more yet. Would be cool to have 20 or more and see how that would go

@@jheissjr I watched that video but no I don't know the difference with that one. I've used some tweco guns before but not that exact style