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Genius. I just did this to a totally different sling and it worked perfectly. Good info.

I used the same trick replacing wheel and triple tree bearings in a motorcycle once. Put all the bearings in the freezer for about 20 minutes, and they dropped into place, no press needed.

Beautiful Beast.

One of the best trucks to learn.

Beautiful

Good stuff

Good stuff

Good stuff

Your some what knowledgeable, its called a presure governor. Your not sucking water, your removing air then atmosphere pressure pushes water up the hose like a straw. Every pump operator needs to use basic lose. 7 lb. Per 50' etc Very easy I say before you do youtube videos brush up on your knowledge more.

Sorry but I didn't click on this site for a history lesson. Stick to the subject heading or edit you BS !

This may be a good thing until that Computer decides to take a shit, then what ?

Thanks for the video, Jasper.

Canton, l lived across the street from the fire department.

Are you at farmhaven, I am from Kosciusko Mississippi. Thanks for sharing your video.

I cut the plug off, sprayed some rust remover, ,tapped around it with a small ball peen hammer,heated it up slightly with a torch(just warm enough to smoke a little and it came right off with a 7/8 box end of a combination wrench. Super simple

This is quite stupid. If you pull it from the other direction to tighten it - it will come undone. It's not very secure. If you want an adjustable sling then buy an adjustable sling. Don't try to convert a USGI Silent Sling to something it was never meant to do.

Very helpful, thanks

What was it?

I've been looking for some good Jalapeno Sausage. I will have to stop in there the next time I am in Biloxi!

Thanks for all your videos!

Thank You! Good information

Cool demo!

Thank you for the video very helpful

That rig certainly beats having to find a pond to draft from during the test.

Great memories. I lived on Hwy 90 just east of Rt 49 about 50 years ago and bought shrimp off the boats all the time. I loved it there, but where I lived is a vacant lot now.

those guns looks like 30 or 40 mm cann ons

Ice cube does work. Also the crush washer is the same thickness as a hacksaw blade. Being careful, cut into the washer, I used a Sawsall, then spray liquid wrench into the cut area. Heat with a torch use the ice cube,. Remove with a 22 MM wrench. I also hit the hex nut with a air hammer to break up any rust in the threads.

Best thing to do with the international fire trucks.dont buy one..even if given to ya lol

👌🏻 You have a good 45. I have one of those as well. It’s reliability, accuracy & practical power make it a keeper…it’s also a sexy 80’s classic! I hope you pass it on to a worthy individual once you leave this world to enjoy your eternal reward…because we will need your 45 in good hands here when you are in the hereinafter 🤗

All of these new trucks are great, the pump theory is still the same as it has been for years. I was brought up that you operate the pump, computers are fine but it is taking things away from the Engineer, if the computer goes haywire it puts the operation right back in the hands of the operator so why not just leave it in the operators hands anyway..

Excellent idea. Good advice!!

Buddy im tryin this TODAY! Dog will hunt!

Great info! Thank you 👍♥️✌️

What is the max psi

Cool

Thanks for posting this video. We are coming to Biloxi the week of Jan 11. Can you still get fresh shrimp in January?

Nicely done, and now I'm down the rabbit hole about John Law and the Mississippi Bubble...

Outstanding, Jasper! And thanks for the intro to the USS Biloxi. I won't buy or order anything but Gulf shrimp, usually from the retail market of the local restaurants with their own boats here on the west coast of FL. Friends don't let friends buy farmed, imported shrimp.

That's all well, and good until your Computerized System goes down. I would much rather deal with the older set ups with the Relief Valves, and Standard Vernier Throttle Control. Less chance of failure on both.

It would be awesome if you could do a quick lesson on transitioning from a draft to a pressurize Source while still having water flowing

where is the location of the breakers

I wish Smith and Wesson NEVER caved to the plastic pistol craze and stop production on these tanks just for the M&P line. I have a 5906 and 4506, both early models with the squared trigger guard, and I love them. Honestly feel these guns were THE ultimate semi-auto handguns made!! They fed ALL kinds of ammunition, including 99% of reloads (operator error in manufacture not withstanding) and FIRED all of said ammunition. All with 99.9% no errors in FTF or FTE problems that most plastic guns these days have due to not liking certain ammo. To all who had concerns about the weight of these tanks, I say grow a set of balls you pussies!! They are no heavier than any 1911 chambered in 45, 9mm, .40 cal or 10mm. You know S&W did it right with these designs when the 10mm guns were the only ones that could handle old school 10mm hot loads with no problems. Sure Bren Ten could handle them...IF you could find mags for them so I don't even count them anymore. I found it amusing that it was the people, especially that FBI who couldn't handle the 10mm and thus S&W invents a new caliber .40cal and of course they had to make a handgun to go with the new caliber. That's just good marketing.

Nice. I have one too. And I kind of want to do this... just because... I can.