I appreciate your eye for cool things that most people would just walk by. The first car in that yard is a 65 Ford Thunderbird, give or take a few years. Great video, brother.
tHanks... Is that a Cutlass ahead of it? I used to not think much of the Cutlass, ...but I realized it is a pretty good looking car....all these years later.
tHank you sir! It isn't a complicated as building a car out of wine barrels...but I still have to focus my small brain on the task. Your rat rod barrel is looking sharper and sharper. You must be excited at this point.
I'm here for the Ducks! Pretty neat and good customer service is just gone so That's good. Well I just put my tractor jack out for trash 2 weeks ago found another on FB for 70 that's lighter and easier to maneuver whomever got my old one probably fixed with a O ring! You need a boat also💯😂👍🏾
Cheers - you’ve just saved me £20 👍 only needed to take out and clean/lube the o-ring, which is definitely feeling looser than it should be, but it will keep me going for now.
Hee hee....I was wondering if anyone would hear that wisecrack. I get a big kick out of fixing the small things. Rake handles are a favorite. I'll fix the big problems later....World peace, hunger...I'll get to that after dinner.
I sure did if I don't mind saying so myself....... Looking back I should of named the channel. "Things even a knucklehead could fix & Good places to eat pizza". How about that Woody? Rollin large!
@@brycewiborg8095 The neighbor is a genius....Now that is how you learn a lesson and put things away. All it takes is to open up the wallet, nice and wide, a few times and we will learn.
Pump sprayer.....hmmm? You mean the kind you spray gardens or spray bug killers out with? I never thought to open one up...Now you have me thinking. tHanks for stopping by!
Sure thing.....I did forget to mention one thing.....the seventy five cent 0'ring is fine...but then we need the 120.00 giant socket to pull apart the jack.
Hands down I've made the worst video; it blows. It is a career highlight....I've made perfection in my (how do you spell jaunra?). I wonder if this is what President Lincoln felt after the Gettysburg Address?
I live in an area where everything is thrown away. I told myself...."Self, if you drag it home, you need to fix it right away.....follow the no new projects rule". I like that instant gratification 0-rings give.... I have a cool machine coming up. Filming wont finish until sometime next week. (It is ridiculous how many started videos I have....but there should be one interesting machine in all of that mess). tHanks for stopping by!
Wow! That is great! So you guys settled on a price? I thought for sure when you said " and I also want 100 hamburgers.....half with cheese" that the negotiations had stalled.
The trouble with those O-ring kits is they always seem to run out of the size you need first! Also, you should translate those Canada-Goose-Measurements to inches for @TheJunkyardNecromancer as he can't figure out the M-Ms, haha!! (P.S. feel free to chase those Murder Ducks, they really bow down if you show aggression, lol!)
Hey there.... tHanks for stopping in. It is a twist and pop. There are two holes in the sides of the metal pump housing. The plastic top has two points that stick out and match those two holes. It may fight you a bit until you see how it goes together.
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals Thank you for quick response. I was told to stick paperclips into the tiny holes at the same time to release the collar. I have tried that and it hasn't worked. Are you saying just to twist it off? Would that be clockwise? Thanks, again!
@@HorseSheRodeInOn Not a twist like a jar lid, but rather a little motion to help release those tabs. I think you are on the right track with the paper clip idea. It isn't a metal spring but rather plastic that you will bending out of the way a touch. If you can push in with pens it may be easier than the paperclips. The secret is to get frustrated....then hide it from the rest of us...That is what we do. Always record the smiles and post them to the Internet meanwhile all the comments about some foolhearted engineer that designed such a miserable pump ....go unnoticed. Victory will be yours!
"Curtain Rod"
I could not get it.....I had the hard C sound...I was close. tHanks!
I appreciate your eye for cool things that most people would just walk by. The first car in that yard is a 65 Ford Thunderbird, give or take a few years. Great video, brother.
tHanks... Is that a Cutlass ahead of it? I used to not think much of the Cutlass, ...but I realized it is a pretty good looking car....all these years later.
@Dancing Alone wRentals I am not sure if I was to guess. I think an early or middle 70s dodge.
Nice repair 😊
tHank you sir! It isn't a complicated as building a car out of wine barrels...but I still have to focus my small brain on the task.
Your rat rod barrel is looking sharper and sharper. You must be excited at this point.
I'm here for the Ducks! Pretty neat and good customer service is just gone so That's good. Well I just put my tractor jack out for trash 2 weeks ago found another on FB for 70 that's lighter and easier to maneuver whomever got my old one probably fixed with a O ring! You need a boat also💯😂👍🏾
I'm scared of boats......they take all your money.
Girls will too, but girls are soft and they smell nice.
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals Hehe✔️💯👍🏽
Cheers - you’ve just saved me £20 👍 only needed to take out and clean/lube the o-ring, which is definitely feeling looser than it should be, but it will keep me going for now.
tHank you.....Very kind words.
They come at a good time. tHanks again!
Have a good week ahead!
Great Job👍😎👍
tHank you....
I appreciate the pat on the back!
Nice pumps. Easy fixes too!
A 2¢ O ring can fix a $1000 piece.
Can also fix a $150 Jack.
Amazing what you find in the closet 😂🤣
Hee hee....I was wondering if anyone would hear that wisecrack.
I get a big kick out of fixing the small things. Rake handles are a favorite.
I'll fix the big problems later....World peace, hunger...I'll get to that after dinner.
Got her fixed up no problem. 👍👍👌👌
I sure did if I don't mind saying so myself....... Looking back I should of named the channel. "Things even a knucklehead could fix & Good places to eat pizza".
How about that Woody? Rollin large!
When I buy odd parts I buy extra. That way when I need them another time I can spend time searching. tHank you.
That was fantastic!!!! I did grab an extra o'ring....Now I need to figure out where to put it so it is safe and I can't possibly find it.
@Dancing Alone wRentals Usually I do that with snowblower shear pins. My neighbor says use bolts so you can buy expensive parts. tHank you.
@@brycewiborg8095 The neighbor is a genius....Now that is how you learn a lesson and put things away. All it takes is to open up the wallet, nice and wide, a few times and we will learn.
Good fix, done a similar thing with pump sprayers in the past. Must get myself one of those o ring kits at some point.
Pump sprayer.....hmmm? You mean the kind you spray gardens or spray bug killers out with? I never thought to open one up...Now you have me thinking. tHanks for stopping by!
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals exactly that. Keep up the good work👍🏻
Uhh, can you come by and fix my floor jack? Bring all the O rings 👌😊.
Sure thing.....I did forget to mention one thing.....the seventy five cent 0'ring is fine...but then we need the 120.00 giant socket to pull apart the jack.
Well you’ve done it, this video officially blows.
😂
Hands down I've made the worst video; it blows. It is a career highlight....I've made perfection in my (how do you spell jaunra?).
I wonder if this is what President Lincoln felt after the Gettysburg Address?
Very good on you to fix something that most people would throw away
I live in an area where everything is thrown away. I told myself...."Self, if you drag it home, you need to fix it right away.....follow the no new projects rule".
I like that instant gratification 0-rings give....
I have a cool machine coming up. Filming wont finish until sometime next week.
(It is ridiculous how many started videos I have....but there should be one interesting machine in all of that mess).
tHanks for stopping by!
them o-ring kits are just teh best
Yes sir! I missed on at an estate sale just a few weeks back.
How are you? Ready for the winter months? ( Just found this note....a year late...)
So you're saying that you're finally coming out of the closet? LOL!! Nice video and easy repair
(I was thinking....wonder how many people I'll insult with that wise crack....ehh The world needs to laugh more).
Cool
tHanks for stopping by!
you can always use a gently used curtain rod. that's Vino's black RV by the way. @VinoRatRodbuilds
Wow! That is great! So you guys settled on a price? I thought for sure when you said " and I also want 100 hamburgers.....half with cheese" that the negotiations had stalled.
Hej hej! What good things are happening? I just found your comment.....it has only been a year....
Are you ready for the winter months?
The trouble with those O-ring kits is they always seem to run out of the size you need first! Also, you should translate those Canada-Goose-Measurements to inches for @TheJunkyardNecromancer as he can't figure out the M-Ms, haha!! (P.S. feel free to chase those Murder Ducks, they really bow down if you show aggression, lol!)
You can blame me for that....I use those sizes for rubber band fights.
but how did you get the pump apart in order to get to the o-ring?
Hey there....
tHanks for stopping in.
It is a twist and pop. There are two holes in the sides of the metal pump housing. The plastic top has two points that stick out and match those two holes.
It may fight you a bit until you see how it goes together.
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals Thank you for quick response. I was told to stick paperclips into the tiny holes at the same time to release the collar. I have tried that and it hasn't worked. Are you saying just to twist it off? Would that be clockwise? Thanks, again!
@@HorseSheRodeInOn Not a twist like a jar lid, but rather a little motion to help release those tabs.
I think you are on the right track with the paper clip idea.
It isn't a metal spring but rather plastic that you will bending out of the way a touch.
If you can push in with pens it may be easier than the paperclips.
The secret is to get frustrated....then hide it from the rest of us...That is what we do. Always record the smiles and post them to the Internet meanwhile all the comments about some foolhearted engineer that designed such a miserable pump ....go unnoticed.
Victory will be yours!
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals thank you for the help and humor. The secret isn't working for me but happy to know I am on the right path.
@@HorseSheRodeInOn I wish one of my pumps was close by, I could film it.
Alas.....they are off with the bikes.