ToeKnee! That was amazing.....frustrating but amazing. What I learned today is two things. One, farming 50 years ago was harder BUT repair was easier. Two tearing apart computers on a nice clean workstation, with all the right tools, schematics, etc and repairing them.....isn't half bad by comparison. However you wouldn't believe how dirty they can get inside AND if you clean too vigorously and knock a component off the motherboard...the "fun" really begins. Takes allot more restraint. Thanks for the video, take care.
I imagine a special place in hades where engineers and product designers have to repair what they made! Great video, Tony. Been there done that. Just wasn't as polite. 😂👍👍
“Dare-son” Now that right there is a Washington Boro term for sure Tony! My late Uncle was born and raised in the boro and he used that term a lot! From archery to wood working “dare-son” was one of his words!
You are the master mechanic Tony. Blessings!
Thank you sir, I try
Tony, that was an excellent example of a farmer who knows how to keep the farm’s equipment running. Very impressive skill set you have.
ToeKnee! That was amazing.....frustrating but amazing. What I learned today is two things. One, farming 50 years ago was harder BUT repair was easier. Two tearing apart computers on a nice clean workstation, with all the right tools, schematics, etc and repairing them.....isn't half bad by comparison. However you wouldn't believe how dirty they can get inside AND if you clean too vigorously and knock a component off the motherboard...the "fun" really begins. Takes allot more restraint. Thanks for the video, take care.
You saved yourself a lot of money by doing it yourself instead of taking it to the dealership. God bless
I imagine a special place in hades where engineers and product designers have to repair what they made! Great video, Tony. Been there done that. Just wasn't as polite. 😂👍👍
😂😂 I definitely agree with you!!
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Wow Tony I have been there. All I can say is I feel your pain……
Great to have another Tony repair video!! Always enjoy these.
Hey Tony I definitely learned a lot if I had a been doing that I would’ve had a lot of left over parts 😂. Thanks for sharing 👍
good job!!!
“Dare-son” Now that right there is a Washington Boro term for sure Tony! My late Uncle was born and raised in the boro and he used that term a lot! From archery to wood working “dare-son” was one of his words!
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Remember the old tractors, they didn"t have all that stuff to go through.
Times have changed for sure