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How did you get the gear out?

Excellent job of explaining what you are doing and why. The manual says to put it neutral but doesn't do a good job of explaining it, or maybe I'm kinda slow! Bought a 800 plus used for$2000, WELL used. It seemed like a great deal. Came with auto drive, 4 cross heads fully loaded for 12,20,28& .410. A bunch of shot and powder bushing. Already had a bunch more with the 366. After another $1000 and rebuilding most of it, as it was presented as almost new and only loaded 20 guage! Yeah RIGHT! Getting set up and will load by hand first. The primers feed puts in the slip joint was bent. After adjusting it to feed and set a primer with the auto drive, it jammed in the down stuck and done up and broke the lower carriage. It was a fine spectacle of carnage. But it did give me a chance to become well acquainted to the workings and finner points of the machine.

Hey I have some questions on reloading. Would you mind giving me a call?

How do you adjust the amount of powder and shot that comes out of the machine? Very new too this

Super helpful. Thank you

Thanks matt, much appreciated

Your PW could stand to be lubed IMHO 👍

Thank you for posting

Better yet - lay your empty paper shell on the scale (set to grains) and “tare ” the paper shell to zero by hitting the tare button (should be upper left hand button on your scale). Fill the paper shell with a powder drop and place back on the scale. The read out is the weight of the powder & NO MATH!

Matt, Thanks for the video, you can zero out the scale for your pan weight before weighing powder...... Saves having to do math! : )