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You are a good man Papa for helping this veteran. Why is the VA incapable of of making this man comfortable? As for the bed you can get a form fitting plastic sheet to protect the mattress. Cover that with a regular sheet. If you look on Amazon you should be able to find absorbent pads that are washable. They are about the size of a seat cushion on a reclining chair. The disposable paper pads get expensive after awhile.

Thanks for the video!

hi i have a solution for this problem the part number is 42009 by dorman hope this help some of u guys

love craftsman tools with lifetime warranty❤

Hell ya brother!! Already looking better!

Looking good so far Pappa.

Holy moly,more bends then river!! Just checking in!!

Great job, Papa!

Great job, Papa!

Hi papa don't own that craftsmam,yet,lol!!

Hell ya man!!! Get er done. Let me know if you need any help!!

I'll take light back drag over high tooth. I started with 36 tooth ratchets as they were the norm in the industry at the time. I have a 20 tooth Snap-on 3/8 from the 70s. There were times when you wished you had some extra teeth but with a little manipulation and holding your tongue right, you could grab that one tooth you needed. Though I now have some 90 tooth ratchets I acquired as of late, I still reach for my well broken in 36 tooth ratchets.

Papas Hobby Garage, nice content bro

Oh boy,she needs some help!!

Good old chainfall!! Love them,strong,reliable,precise!!

For the money Knipex charges, there is absolutely no reason why they shouldn’t back a FULL LIFETIME WARRANTY

This is a great topic papa!! We can all relate to sh#t parts!! Its killing all of us!!

You're not the only guy ranting about the current state of replacement parts. There have been many others who say the same thing. One channel I watch went through 5 aftermarket steering racks before they got a good one. They had another vehicle that just came in for a rack. This time they went with one from the manufacturer. I used to work for the local independent parts store. I got in the habit of inspecting rebuilt starters and alternators. I opened a brand new box to find a core inside. I also inspected electrical items. I received modules and sensors that were installed and returned because it didn't fix the problem. One box contained a corroded well used sensor. One of the warehouses that I picked up our orders gave us a dented oil filter. I inspected each one. When I asked if they had another the reply was no. I refused it. The counterman wrote it up as a "new return" and it went back on their shelf to sell again. It's not just the auto industry. Other trades are getting defective parts out of the box. I assist a friend who does plumbing, HVAC and electrical. Our boiler decided to crap out. He replaced the module. It failed within a couple of days. He went through 3 in one day replacing it. Bad right out of the box. At our other house the boiler needed some work. The temp/pressure gauge was not reading correctly. Installed a new gauge. Refire the boiler and got it up to temperature. The new gauge filled with water and began steaming. It was the end of the day. Called the warehouse. That was the last one they had. It's now 5:00 and all the plumbing/heating warehouses are closed. Tennant had to go without heat that night. He installed a new bathroom vent fan. New fan makes a racket.

Frickin grappy parts,nothing will pee you off more then that!!! Its been happening more and more!!!

Are you keeping it running while pulling plugs

Well it’s also old and with 300,000 miles you’d expect any truck to break down by then.

@haborfreight please make a set for 13mm 1/2" 9/16" they will sell.

Great job papa!! Back in forth,patience and your prep work made a job most DIYr would of had a bad day!! Seen many people break them!!!!

I think I will just buy a decent ratchet that is already made i don't have the time to waste on trying to make something i can buy for about the same price

The recommended technique is to get the engine up to temperature and use an impact gun to get the plugs out. That just seems to be a little harsh to me. I like the way you did it. Taking your time, feeling for resistance, going back and forth. It is my understanding that the plugs protrude quite far into the combustion chamber where carbon builds up on the plugs. That's why they break coming out. I see below that you used Sea Foam to break up the carbon. Back in the day we used water to decarbonize combustion chambers.

Well your lucky none of the plugs broke while removing them . 3000 thousand miles is awesome . Nice job .

We all no about those spark plugs!! Good job papa!! Stay cool down there my friend!!

Have you changed any over to 134a? A friend of mine changed out the 1234yf to 134a.

Condensers,accumilater,compressor,are expensive!! I had compressors seize up!! Good content pappa!! Everybody loves the Husky ratchet!!

Got to have grinders!! I use my craftsman corded!! I may get the Milwaukee cordless!! Thanks papa for showing us what you use!

Good luck on replacing your sparkplugs. I'm really hoping I can get 300k on mine.

you do not deserve that truck- too good for you.

Thanks for the tool reviews. Surprised on the hammer set. Haven't looked at the Horsedy (Spelling) hammers before but will check them out.

I have 2 4 1/2 grinders. I used to have a Craftsman corded electric die grinder that I used quite a bit. I have a 7' grinder but haven't used it.

Nothing wrong with Craftsman cordless tools. They get the job done.

Papa is in the a House!! Great to see your internet back on!!

Good honest review. I'd be interested in another live. Monday is a good day around 8PM. I've seen the Duratech tools reviewed. Duratech is made by Goldstar, the company that now owns SK. Warranty seems to be an issue. Craftsman's ratchets seem to be hit or miss lately. The V Series look similar to the Mac Axis and the Proto. The lack of serviceability and a comfort grip the size of a cigarette butt keep me from buying one.

I looked tot your live, I might have been late

Yes sir papa!! Stay cool!!

I bought one on sale just to see what the hype is about. They seem pretty smooth but I haven't really used it.

Check out that bad boy!!!!

I like the custom ratchet

I'm in!! Good assortment there!!! Take care papa,stay cool!!!

Looking forward to the review!

Nothing wrong with some quality time with the family!!!

Lets get it

Hyundai's sales pitch used to be "Cars that make sense". Their new sales pitch should be "Cars that nickel and dime you to death".

What are you crying about?