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@@nishii-ez7yd Thank you very much. Thanks for watching my videos. You take care also

@SWMOWoodsman Yeah, I guess there's only so much you can expect from these old clunkers. But they did serve us well when we had only them to use. It's fun to work on them whenever I get the chance. Can't burn our old bridges. Thanks for watching. Good luck, and have a great day

@@Xayles10 Not for sale. Thanks for watching. Have a great day

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@@melu0o Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching. Have a great day

@@GamingwithHitesh-gx4er Hello and greetings. A lot of people ask me where to buy these Springs from. I didn't buy these Springs I salvaged them from bed frames that were thrown out. I don't think you can get it from a sports shop. You might want to try a hardware store and see if they have something that would work with the dimension length diameter and stuff like that. Sorry I can't be of any more help to you. I wish they sold spare parts for these so people don't have to waste their money buying a brand new hand grip exerciser every time the spring broke. You know the only other thing I thought of that might work is what I told one of my other viewers. If you go to a mechanic shop the old cars have drum brakes they didn't have disc brakes like the cars have nowadays. Those drum brake assemblies had some Springs inside of them. If you can do your own experiment you can ask them for some of those things that were removed from the drum brake assembly and you can try to modify it for your hand grip exerciser. I've never had to do that myself so I really can't give you any advice on doing it. It's just something that came to my mind. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. Have a great day bro

Tip and ring. Blue orange green Brown slate. Breakdown voltage. Pick a bonds. Used to be. Retired like you too. We always had the best tools. Hope you're enjoying your retirement. Thanks for watching and for your comment. Have a great day brother

@lorriemcgee5562 OUCH !!! No Oscar 🎬 🏆? Where were you when I needed a cameraman? Thanks for watching and for your comment. Have a great day. 😊

@@irfaanxlcr8370 I'm sorry to be callous, please invest in some kind of camera stand. It was informative, but very hard to watch, the parts where it was often out of focus hurt my eyes. Please continue offering videos, I really didn't mean to step on your toes. ✌️

Fuhgeddaboudit. You're right. It is a bit shoddy. I have all of those tripods and camera stuff. I'm just a bit lazy to set them up, but I'll try to improve in the future. Sorry about your eyes. Thanks a lot for watching and for your comment. Have a great day

@@jasonbyrd-retronerd Hey thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. Don't throw it in the garbage. In working condition they're probably worth about $100. What is strictly for collectors only. There's absolutely nothing you could do with it other than a standalone set up. You can't go online because no browsers would support that operating system. Have a great day

Hey greetings and thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. I did not buy any of these replacement springs. I salvaged them from bed frames that were thrown out. You might want to check with a hardware store to see if they have any of these kinds of Springs that would work for your hand grip exerciser. Thank you very much and have a great day

@@irfaanxlcr8370 thanks 👍

​​@@irfaanxlcr8370how I ordered theses spring? I searched hardware stores and machinery stores but I don't get it😢

Hello and greetings. Thanks for watching and for your comment. There are so many beautiful views in Manhattan.

Yeah, that's great. Gorilla tape, vinyl tape, duct tape. They're all good for the job. The thing is, with me, I like to recycle, reuse, refurbish, repurpose. I like to experiment. See different ways of doing stuff. When you said tubeless, are you talking about motorcycle tires and car tires? Or do they have tubeless bicycle tires nowadays? That's new for me

@@irfaanxlcr8370 I’m a big fan of experimenting and recycling too. Old tubes make great rubber bands! Tubeless bicycle tires have really blown up in popularity over the last few years. Started in mountain biking but has moved to road biking too. It cuts out a lot of the fear of flats and lets you run lower tire pressure

@@jimjohanson8152 Interesting stuff. I could understand how the guys feel if they're out in the middle of nowhere with a flat tire. Can't call AAA. Must be expensive though. Thanks for sharing

@@irfaanxlcr8370 I always have a tube on me just in case but it’s certainly got me out of some bad situations.

You anticipate a short circuit? 🤭 Thank you for watching and for your comment. Have a great day

Very informative, but how about attaching a dynamo to power a headlight to the bike..,

@@carlospaul9214 That's old school. Last century. Nowadays we have battery powered LED lights. Those old generators slow down the bike and the light is not a constant luminosity. It gets brighter and dimmer as you pedal.

@@irfaanxlcr8370 Electrical tape can be stretched to fit into the valley of the rim, and then opening up the hole for the valve.

@TomTerrific-vm3qg You're right about that. Vinyl tape is very flexible and easy to work with. A lot easier than what I did just now. But I like to experiment. The only thing I'm thinking about is after some time that vinyl tape will become sticky and gummy.

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Hello and greetings. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comments. Disconnecting the CMOS battery and reconnecting it didn't do the trick at all. I tried to boot it up with a Windows 7 and then a Windows 10 USB flash drive. That didn't work either. Then, I tried an external USB CD/DVD reader with a Windows 7 disc. Strike out again. In the end, what I did was I cloned one of my laptops hard drive, and that's how I got it to work. Now, both of the T460s Notebooks work perfectly. I hope this was useful information for you. Thank you very much, and have a great day.

Hey thanks for watching my videos and for your comments. Please give me some time and I'll look up the information for you give me some time and I'll get back to you

Hello again I checked my purchase history on eBay. I bought that flasher unit in May of 2022. The item is no longer available from that particular seller. However if you do a search on eBay or Google for 2 Pin 6-12V Beeper Motorcycle Indicator Flasher Relay Turn Signal LED Blinker You should find it. It was a blue cylindrical unit with two pins and a black rubber strap. With that unit I didn't have to use any diodes. It's both the Flasher and a beeper together. It was very cheap at $7.22 with free shipping.

Also the LED bulbs that I use for the blinkers or flashers are from eBay as well . If you do a search for the following you should find it: BA15S 1156 6V 6 Volt LED For Classic Vintage Car or Motorcycle 6 Voltage White Do the search just as I typed it above. These were 15.99 each

th-cam.com/video/syECulIEkak/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VK8ebglga7EkYJCv You might want to consider the life of your battery ? My battery is so many years old, and I keep refilling it with electrolyte. It was beyond its useful life. I got a new battery and installed it. All of my lights indicators, and horn work much better now

Did the video help?

​@@irfaanxlcr8370 No bro it stuck in lower tention your your video didn't help plz tell me to fix

@@gulabkhan3008 It's the same as when it's on the highest tension. You have to use the channel Grip Pliers and try to loosen it. If it's on the lowest tension then you have to turn it clockwise to try to get it freed up.

Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comments. Don't buy another hand grip exerciser before you take a look at my video. Quite a few of my subscribers and viewers have had the same problem that you're experiencing. I made a video specially for you guys to show you what's going on with that problem. Please take a look at the video and let me know if it helps you. th-cam.com/video/2d61AZ_ua0o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fAc_iBldZFosrPmU

Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment. There is no oil filter on this engine. It has what is called a screen. On the left side of the engine where the gear shifter is there is a big nut maybe about 17 or 19 mm below the gear shifter. When you unscrew this nut the screen along with a spring and a gasket is in there. You have to take the screen out and you can wash it out with carb and choke cleaner then you just reinstall it. Make sure you know which direction the screen comes out so you don't make a mistake and switch it around 180 degrees when you put it back in. Do you have the same kind of motorcycle like mine? Let me know how you make out please. Thank you very much and have a great day

@@irfaanxlcr8370 thank you so much for reaching back out. And yes. a new carb was placed. runs!!

@@patriciaoconnell6407 Glad I was able to help. Enjoy your ride

Hello again. I just uploaded another video on fixing a puncture on the inner tube. You can take a look at it just in case you have to do the same thing in future. th-cam.com/video/jejLhzlWszw/w-d-xo.html&si=UIOuEt7n2iMSIhTM

Mine too

Guys, the whole idea of the hand grip exerciser is to develop strength in your hands. Now, if you're unable to turn the dial after using the hand grip exerciser, what can I say. Anyhow, let's see what I would do if I had the same problem. So you don't have a pair of pliers. What I would do is I would wrap the dial in some bicycle tubing or rubber or some sort of cloth if you don't have that. That is just to protect the dial from getting damaged. Then, I would squeeze the dial in the doorway on the side where the hinges of the door and not the side where the handle is. Just enough to create a strong grip on the dial and not to damage it or break it. Then, I would turn the hand grip exerciser on the dial and try to free it up. Normally you would turn the dial on the hand grip exerciser to move it but now you are doing the opposite if you want to call it that and that is turning the body of the hand grip exerciser on the dial. If you don't have a pair of pliers that's the only thing I can think of unless you give it to someone who has more hand strength than you and ask them to free it up for you. Thank you very much for watching my videos and for your comments, guys. Hope you get it freed up. Have a great day

th-cam.com/video/2d61AZ_ua0o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1iNge34J6MCFXiib Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comments. If you take a look at the above video link you will see where I explain why the hand exercisers are getting stuck on how to free them up. Thank you very much and have a great day

That's the whole idea. In addition to saving the environment. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment. Have a great day

Hello and thanks for your comment and thanks for watching my videos. My hand grip exerciser does not have a counter. If yours is a mechanical counter you'll have to look into it. If it's an electronic counter maybe you can check see if the battery went dead. Bear in mind nothing lasts forever. Have a great day

Get it going again. Put it to use. Get some exercise. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comments. Have a great day

Happy it was able to help someone. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. Hope your computer performs better now. Have a great day

Hello and greetings. Thank you very much for watching my videos and for your comments. I am a very lightweight person. So there's no real strain on the bike when I'm riding. The bike holds its own even when I'm riding 55 to 65. It's just when I get up to that speed you could hear the engine rev a lot. But here in New York even when I'm on the highways there is so much traffic and congestion you really can't get up the top speed. Have a great day

Thank you too. Thanks for your comment and for watching my videos. Hope it helps you. Have a great day

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They don't make 'em like that anymore !!! Thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. Take care and have a great day.

Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment. This is the link for the eBay Cellar that I got it from. This was a while ago. As you know inventory changes. What's available at one time might not be available at another time. Thank you very much and have a great day. www.ebay.com/itm/276286068827?mkevt=1&mkpid=0&emsid=e11060.m43.l3160&mkcid=7&ch=osgood&euid=a8a5919a8695406bb38179bb31f97a53&bu=44317809376&osub=-1%7E1&crd=20240310093356&segname=11060

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Hello and greetings. Thank you for your comment and for watching my videos. I'm about 5 ft 7 inches, and I used to ride the bike without any problems. It's a very clumsy bike to ride because of the coaster style rear brake. However, if I had my choice, I would go for a smaller frame. I gave the bike to the cameraman right after we made the video and he's close to 6 ft tall so the bike suits him more than it does me. Good luck and have a great day

Hello and greetings. Thank you for your comment and for watching my video. I have a few videos on my channel regarding repairing these hand grip exercisers. Please take a look at them and see which one applies to whatever problem you have. You know if these hand grip exercisers were meant to be repaired the manufacturers would have a list of spare parts I just happened to be able to fix mine with the broken spring and other people kept asking me for advice on their broken hand grip exerciser. I did what I can to help you guys out those videos I made are all the fixes I could come up with. There's not too much more that could go wrong with them. Let me know if the problem you have is shown in one of my videos. Thank you very much and have a great day

Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comments. I've changed every one of the light bulbs on my bike to LEDs. The only upgrade I did was I had to change the blinker/flasher unit to one that is made for the LED light bulbs. Even the small miniature bulbs in the speedometer unit I changed to LEDs. If you need any more information just ask me. I'll do what I can to help you what bike do you have?

I just wanna add that in general china made carburetors have been real work horses for me and I have had next to zero issues with 4 strokes with them. Once you clean them up properly and tune the air/fuel ratio and set the needle correctly they run like any brand carburetor. Only flaw is that once your parts starts to wear up it is very hard to find fitting parts to these copy carbs. So basicly you always buy full new unit for under the price of japanese repair kit. Japanese carbs also require regular maintenance so I think wheres the real quality difference. Weighting the price in I would say that these chinese copies carbs and engines have much better quality than japs.

Yes I did get it to run on the bike. But I messed around with it too much and I think I miss adjusted the float level. Other than that I think it might have worked okay. Good luck to you with your bikes

Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment. I bought it more than 10 years ago so I don't recall how much I paid for it then. It wasn't very expensive, maybe less than $20. I don't know where you live, but I've seen Amazon has it for as low as $6.99. And there is another website called Temu that has it for as low as $3.99. Hope this was helpful for you thank you very much and have a great day

Where are you from

@@GenerosoJoseLapaz-oj8oo United States

@@irfaanxlcr8370 you want price of hand gripper 55.61 Peso

@GenerosoJoseLapaz-oj8oo I have friends in the Philippines where you are. I send balikbayan boxes to them regularly. In the Philippines and that Asian area you have a website called Lazada you can check them and see what they have. www.lazada.com.ph/tag/fingers-exercise-hang-grip-strength-equipment/

th-cam.com/video/2d61AZ_ua0o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2v1WmHfqHy5S9Wp0 Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comments. If you take a look at the video link above, I've explained the same problem and given the solution. Thank you very much, and have a great day.

That's great. Glad you would be able to recycle repurpose reuse. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comment

Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment. Those pins are actually rivets. The only way to remove them is to drill them out or grind out the heads. But if you decide on doing that remember that once you take them out you can't reuse them. You have to get new rivets or a screw and nut. Thank you very much and have a great day

Why do you want to take it apart? Are you planning on taking two to make one?

@@irfaanxlcr8370 No no, I was thinking it would be easier to install the spring if I can open the pins and it would have been tighter.

IDK. These hand grip exercisers are assembled in a factory by precise machines. What we're doing is trying to fix them on the kitchen table. Run everything over in your mind a few times before you do something irreversible. Good luck and have a great day

Hello and greetings. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. Actually I just make up these computers and I give away to people who need them mostly I ship them to the philippines. I really love Windows XP but Windows 7 allows you to do more stuff easily. For example I use Microsoft Paint app a lot and it's not easy on Windows XP it's much better on Windows 7. So in answer to your question I prefer Windows 7. Thank you very much and have a great day

Hello and greetings I believe what happened to yours is that where that screw goes into the knob it got stripped out. That's why you keep turning and nothing happens. What I would do if I had to fix mine in a situation like that is I would hold it perfectly vertical with the knob down and I would very carefully drop some "Krazy Glue " that's a brand name we have here where the screw goes into the knob. Then I'll leave it overnight to set. That's the only thing I can think of to fix it. Let me know what you think. Thank you very much and have a great day

Okay

It's just stuff probably. Look at my video and see how I freed it up. Then you can apply the same technique to yours. Thank you very much and have a great day.

Apparently. Well, I can only surmise that they do this due to contract negotiations with the Union. I came here to visit several years ago while there was a garbage strike on that lasted for MONTHS. The union is very strong here they have a lot of clout. Thank you very much for watching my videos and for your comment. Have a great day

I don't know what to say. We have a different system in New York. But it would be an inconvenience for the residents when they get back home to get out of their vehicle, put the container away, and then park the vehicle. It could be due to Union Negotiations

Yeah, I had just moved into my new home and got my bins. A month later , the trash guys dropped the bin too hard and broke the lid. So now I have 1 trash bin with no lid.

@J21C412D0 As far as I know, these trash bins were given to each household by the city. Any replacement might be at your own expense. I'd like to ask you and the other viewers to do me a favor. There are a lot of bad people coming up with all kinds of schemes nowadays. Some of these bad guys might deliberately put the container to block your driveway or the street. Then, they could hide behind another container or waiting in a getaway car. When you leave your vehicle to go and move the container they just jump into your vehicle and get away and they don't care if they run you over. So now your car is gone along with all of your possessions inside. God forbid you may have little children in the backseat, too. Similar incidents have happened in New York, so I know what I'm talking about. Please share my comment with other people if you think I make sense. Don't let yourself become a victim to these Crooks. And I'm not referring to politicians 🤣😅😆😁😄. Have a great day.

You noticed that, huh. The wind is gonna move it someplace else.