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This and That
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2011
This and That channel, gives you a multitude of varying content. Things I’ve learned, product reviews, tests, repairs, DIY, and educational content. May include adventures as well, whatever I deem worthy of sharing. Enjoy the content and don’t forget to hit that subscribe button.
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Plumbing drain lines in crawl space
Walking through the new plumbing drain lines for the house. #plumbing #idaho #diy #fall #slope #abs #glueit #offgrid #pooplines
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Harbor freight generator carburetor change to fix no start 8750 watt predator
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Fixing a harbor freight generator www.scottyswoodproducts.com #idaho #offgrid #harborfreightpredator #harborfreight #plasticbreaks #carbs #scottyswoodproducts
Looking back on 2024
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Sideshow looking back on 2024 enjoy. www.scottyswoodproducts.com #idaho #offgridwood #offgrid #2024 #yearoffirsts #diy #building #fishing #hunting #shop #scottyswoodproducts #crafting #solar
Installing laminate flooring
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How we started installing laminate flooring in the house. #idaho #flooring #laminate #offgrid #chopsaw #dogos #diy #floor #caribbeanmaple
New Years Eve Woodstove Installation
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Some notes on installing the wood stove in the house. Clips and tips to help people. #idaho #offgrid #wood #woodstove #offgridwood #scottyswoodproducts #roof
Multi story Wood Stove Installation Progress
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Walk through of first part of the multi story wood stove Installation. #woodstove #offgrid #idaho #wood #multistory
Shop Electrical
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Walk through the shop looking at electrical progress. Wood products available at www.scottyswoodproducts.com/ #scottyswoodproducts #shop #woodworking #woodshop #electrical #electric #squared #qobreaker #wiring #recepticals #outlet
Evinrude 6hp Fisherman lower flywheel and piston removal
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Evinrude 6hp Fisherman lower flywheel and piston removal
Hiking clips from Glacier National Park
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Hiking clips from Glacier National Park
Going to the sun road glacier national park
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Going to the sun road glacier national park
Spypoint.cam 1 Don the man Tribute video
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Spypoint.cam 1 Don the man Tribute video
1960 5hp Gale products sea king outboard cold start
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1960 5hp Gale products sea king outboard cold start
P0365 jeep jk camshaft position sensor bank 1 sensor 2 change
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P0365 jeep jk camshaft position sensor bank 1 sensor 2 change
time code 2:07 - why is there a vertical and a split off for the toilet? is the vertical the vent to the roof for the system?
@kevinwhite9919 yes for venting still need to tie it all together
I'm doing the same right now so looking for ideas. Will be looking for your waterline video.
Yeah doing vent lines next. Still need a tankless waterheater but we grabbed some pex a and Manual tool to run to stuff.
Nice hangers 🙄
Your boy was like good job dude … that’s good friend
@@jaronm9792 he's a great friend
If you’re running Dunlops on your Harley you need the D401 or D402 same design but higher load rating. The Dunlops D404 Is for the less heavy Japanese bikes like Honda. Also your running a front D404 on the rear no wonder it didn’t last
Scott look at you coming up in my youtube suggestions. I just did some flooring and what a pain in the ass getting it around a door. Looks like you got a nice setup out there.
On the next room getting better at putting it together Still gotta do the closets and rest of the first floor but making progress. Yeah it's great out here still alot to put together but Rome wasn't built in a day.
Which guide did you use? The 1/2 or 7/16?
@@jah5075 believe it was 7/16 was a while ago
@ Thank you very much 👍
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what year is this?
@david_7336 not sure motor was changed at some point
Love it - if youre burning softwood, and or wet wood brush the chimney at least 2 or 3 times a burning season. Those new stoves put out a lot of liquified creosote into chimney pipes.
@boboONyoutube yeah this is a old stove but agree with the wood should be more dry making it work.
2 minutes in, and I can't watch anymore. Is the whole 12 minutes you fishing for that piece of wood?
I have no clue why I got this video, but good for you, taking apart the lower bit looks like a shitty job.
I'm presently doing this repair myself. Bank 1 is NOT a joke to access. I'd hoped watching a video would build my courage.. It did not build courage.. I'll dig in and bust knuckles like everybody else does. Thanks for the video.
Is that ether ?
@@roadglide1142 starting fluid
you need to raise the water level in that tank so the water pump will work. Kinda sounds like it was running on only one cylinder, but hope I'm wrong about that. Tough to tell when it is in neutral...
Go ahead and clean up those rusty cylinder walls with some light emery cloth...Not to worry, you can't hurt this engine. Next, I would center the pistons (closing off the ports) and fill each cylinder with some sort of anti rust spray/oil/tranny fluid/whatever.... Let this soak for several days in an effort to free up the rings if they have rusted in place on the pistons.
She's a 1970 Evinrude 6hp. These were great engines and worth spending some time on to get running
Where did you get the drag link ends?
@@L13-c7x synergy manufacturing or amazon
So when you pry on the new bushing, is there still that same play?
@iiMRuSHiN best to unbolt and wiggle the metal sleeve on the bushing compared to the new one.
Too much stupid shit in this video.
How do you adjust the Synergy drag link to straighten the steering wheel? I used to do it on the factory one but this one is different. Do you you have to loosen the jam nut on the passenger side as well as the collar nut and bolt to turn the entire thing??
@elguapo7722 if I remember right you adjust the ends till its close. Then there should be a adjustment nut then lock it down once wheel is straight. Do remember having to play with it till wheel was straight
No fucking way hahaha wooooo
@ryanwalsh9595 got a carb kit haven't done yet. Got a compression tester tested low. Got a new head gasket hoping that fixes compression. If not may need rings. Amazing it started though gonna work on her.
Did it get loose easy with an airhammer? My is stuck as hell, thinking about buying a airhammer...
@yamahaevo didn't do it with the air hammer. Was better off getting a new or used tube and cutting and doing new teleflex. That's what I did. Should have a air hammer though great for auto jobs. could try it but mine was a no go
I saw you have an HD. D404 are not for Harley’s. I bought a close out tire and wasted my money on a deal without checking figment. Worst season ever. D404’s are for metric cruisers and I am sure they handle like crap on them, too. Stick with D401 tires or the American Elites…they are proven on the road for heavy bikes.
Where did you order that from
@louiscuomo2186 ebay a while back
Does this welding compromise the flexibility and longevity of the frame? Or is stronger then factory? I’ve a rusted frame with a coins hole and been told is behind repair 😮
what you are told isnt always true, yours can likley be fixed
Does this welding compromise the flexibility and longevity of the frame? Or is stronger then factory? I’ve a rusted frame with a coins hole and been told is behind repair 😮
Nice beads buddy
@boboONyoutube laying it down. Has held alot already did well.
Oh she’s still got it. Good job keeping that one serviceable.
@027joe thanks amazing only needed a little love to get her out on the water
right in da backyard too
Love it buddy
In the first minute of the video when you pry on the bushing,the video seems to show play in the track bar as if the bolts loose?
I hear my motor sounding normal but the trim is not moving at all, up or down. I tried standing on it while my wife clicked the down, nothing. The circles on each side, what do I clean the inside of those with? If I hear the motor like “normal” does that mean it’s the rams?
I got it! I kept jumping on it! Thanks!!
@@McNeilSkee glad you got it.
Did you use a socket on the sleeve with the ball joint press?
No just did ball joint press. Did have sleeve with press that gave room to press it in.
Just pulled a dunlop D404 off my roadstar 1600 that had a little over 20,000km on it and and put another one right back on ... no complaints here
I and others mounted these on Harley’s and paid the price with poor performance combined with a waste of mounting labor. Your application was correct and you got good results. Yeah! Glad you applied usage correctly.
Love the rototiller cold start
That's a great motor
I have a set of D404's on a Kawasaki Voyager 1200. About 6500 kms (4062 miles) and they are pretty much at the tread wear indicators. I'm going to try a set of Pirelli MT66 next, hoping to double that mileage. Lol, can't afford new tires every 7000 km's.
Not sure what the strap is all about you don’t need that… anything that is flammable out a can like deodorant etc will do the job WITHOUT a strap
Quaker steak and lube is awesome food, basically bar food with old cars and motorcycles hanging from the roof
Ceiling I mean
Good to know thanks!
Y'all's jeep caught my eye, then hearing y'all talk like Indians had me cracking up
How many running watts is that generator
7000 running 8750 peak
Fluffy butt ha ha.
We did the other trick almost forty years ago to inflate my 15:50 X39,5 -16,5 Super Swamper TSLs on a set of 16,5 X12 white modular wheels . We did two things differently , first we sprayed the ether into the bead , across the sidewall , down the tread to the ground and back aways from the tire for safety . Second , we used a clip on tire chuck with one of us crimping the air hose shut until we had ignition . BTW , we may have used too much ether as we got about ten feet of launch out of mine . Scared the hell out of the shop owner , when he heard the first one go up . Impressed everyone else though .
Love it
Must be a dull bit
Yeah new bit that came with the kit not the best. Also didn't want to get a bunch of shavings in tank so went slow. Other tank seemed to drill better.
I could see most of the tread shake off of that tire as soon as you did that. Duratracs are good for maybe 10,000 miles. lmao.
I got 4 years out of the last set not sure of the mileage. 2nd new set of these since owning vehicle.
@@queble11 What load range? I've heard that makes a difference. Mine were C and the tread just came off like butter.
@@fordtruckman80 mine are ds
@queble11 That's likely the difference. I currently have cheap branded load range E mud tires and they last much longer than load range C Duratracs did.
@fordtruckman80 yeah I've stuck with these because of how well they perform in the snow and already have one as a spare so one less tire to change. I like the in-between of a mud and All terrain.
Did they have to name it that 😂😂😂😂
Very good crane ❤❤❤
If you are going to use a pickle fork make sure you use the right tool, he should have used the tool that has a long extension handle which adds weight so that when you hit it properly it will actually pop off!!!!!! There is also a pitman arm puller!!!!!!!!
Best one I’ve seen so far
So your death wobble was ball joints. Was it obvious, or did you do process of elimination? I get occasional death wobble too. trying to find why..... We're from Maine too!
Was process of eliminating causes. The two big times I had it was ball joints and other stuff can wear out if not fixed in time. Check ball joints, front wheel bearing hubs, un bolt track bar and check bushings condition. Check tie rod ends, drag link etc.
Love the knowledge love the bathrobe 👌
When the drag link end is under pressure from the pickle fork hit the pitman arm on the side or front and it should release
that was pretty dam impressive 😅