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Well done!!

G'day mate can you chuck on the combi .hedge trimming head on the huskvarna 525 polesaw been thinking and drinking and fishing hawksbury River nsw Australia onya mate God bless America

I have watched SEVERAL videos trying to get pistol back together..YOURS...is the best...GOT IT...THANKS

Excellent work here! I really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts and feedback on this ammo. I was curious about the versatite wads as well. Looks like a good option for tighter patterns. How do you like those sights on your 870?

I just did my Husky flex head with an old Husky USA #3 Philips screw driver handle. The blue and clear. Looks cool😂 I got a long 1/2 proto and a long proto #3 I don’t use…. Might put that on there too

This "simple" disassembly has just ruined my life

my question is, why did not you change everything for to show us, only words don't show anything. Means there are a lot of small parts and i would like you do and show all the job. that speak better about you. Only word is BS.

You appear to be missing parts in this video so everybody please look somewhere else for advice

I can't get the Piston to go back inside

What tire is break sensor on for front n back

Really nice lighting buddy, Can't see shit what you're doing

My 2003 e250 started reving high when shifting to 3rd and higher. I changed the same two solenoids and the codes did not go off. Also o/d light on gearshift flashes. It seems to be driving better but revs high at 4th and higher now. Not nearly as bad until 5th gear. Don't know what to do Codes won't clear when i erase with scanner. Any ideas?

Do you know which one is for 1st gear

Looks like an Airbus A220

My 2006 is a H9mm to get your bolts off. Went to the store to buy the T45 and was a fail 🤦‍♂️

🤩 3 Bucks!!!! Awesome 👍

What's the valve cover torque specs?

You made this look really easy but it's not so easy when the gun has been unmaintained for 20 years. I'm just grateful a family member kept it for me at all. Another family member turned in my great grandfather's WW2 M1 Garand service rifle to a local police station for voluntary destruction. Can you believe that? Insanity. I would have cherished that thing like my child. At least I inherited a few of his guns. I had to use a rubber mallet to knock the receiver off, neither myself nor any of my friends could pull it off like that. After that, it was easy, but then putting it back together was a pain too. I had to use the mallet again in the opposite direction to line the receiver up properly so it barely sticks off the back, and then I have to wiggle the pin like crazy to get it to click in place and stick out the top. I almost bent my thumb backwards trying to push it in without wiggling it like I have Parkinson's. Hopefully the more I shoot and clean it, it will loosen up. Thanks for the video, because the manual was not helping.

120 inch pounds seems a little too high

I do not agree with this. I have been trying to contact them by email for 5 days now concerning my son's boots. I have not even got a response to say we cant do anything for you, etc.

Loads patterned fine. Average for a non choked barrel is 1" of spread for every yard...

Does anyone know; What symptoms would be the cause to do a solenoid kit replacement. I am at my wits end with mine. I swapped the transmission it's been running fine for about 2 months and all of a sudden it started when but the old transmission was doing witches when I slow down and put my foot back on the accelerator the transmission doesn't engage I have to come to a complete stop and then rev the motor a little in the transmission will jump into gear any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you to the maker of this video That mountain view is breathtaking 🤠

I've got about 30 house handles. Favorite, bar none, is their 28" boys ax. Slim, sleek, sexy frickers. I've copied their measurements and have now thinned all my boys axes from other makes (like Council Tool) to the House Handle boys ax dimensions. You WILL feel the difference if you're bucking, limbing for long. By comparison? Stock Council Tool handles feel like hitting a tree with a ball bat. Thin them down to House Handle dimensions, sheer delight. NONE of that vibration/force is transferred to your wrists and elbow. HUGE difference. It's as if House *taught* me what a boys ax handle *should* be. And that said, I haven't had to thin their full sized ax handles much, if at all. Just sand them and oil them (well, flame them first). They feel GOOD swinging them. Look good, too. Nicely designed. NOTE: You won't find the palm swell the same on any two axes. Some I have are HUGE. Some so-so. A lot of them are slightly tilted -- which for me is excellent because.... well, look at your hand. Is your hand symmetrical? They fit my hand nicely. I love House Handle company. But then... you have to first define what you expect from a handle. If you buy Beaver Tooth or Hoffman or Killinger, you're looking for symmetry and perfect grain orientation and ... a whole lot of things I am not interersted in.

Did the information center buttons work to give more information like miles to empty?

Thank you. This helped me a bunch. That third solenoid was a pain. I followed your writing on the screen and shifted the transmission into neutral. It allowed me to get a 21 mm wrench to the back nut, then slightly pulled out that shaft to get the last solenoid out. Again, thank you.

I have a mkI, and cant get the main spring to pull out, no matter how hard i pull it will not pull down. tried rubber mallet at top of pin, and hammer with wooden dowel, will not move. it will twist a fraction, but that's it. any ideas?

The problem with this video is the solenoid that needs to be taken out more often than not is the one you don't take out

Yessss! Thank you. Great video. No fluff or bull. Right to the point. Cheers.

Nice to the point vid sir. Quick question. Would you advise replacing the wire bundle connector as well since we are already changing all 3 solenoids? Thank you

Fkn pos raise ur volume

Good video. I was wondering why psa has these on clearance, and this answered that question well.

Good short video all you need to know !

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Good find .I found a high end "Leatherman" in a intersection always keep you eyes peeled.

Those charging handles break. It's cast metal.

Yeah pull that little pin out on the bottom she'll fall out

Everybody tries to call the Standard .22, a Mark 1, wrong. A Mark 1 is the target model both tapered and bull barrel. The Standard, which you show in this video, has 2 different barrel lengths and non adjustable sights.

Thank you Bubba Tac. I watched another video and the guy had me all turned around. The key for me was having the hammer up, in the other video it showed down causing me a lot of frustration. Thank you for your (correct) video.

That's a less legal set up there.

Some cartel is probably already looking for his property.

Would you know anything about finding the right barrel for a 20 gauge with a 12-gauge receiver? I think my barrel is also not the original. I took it to a parts shop and they kept asking if it was the original. I have written down somewhere that mine was made after ‘77 based on reading all the numbers/symbols on it. Can’t remember what exactly it was from, serial or barrel. But from what I read the 12 gauge receiver wasn’t used on the 20 gauges after 77. Totally lost

Ur model appears AZ SWAT/Tactical equipment.

Did you have any extra freight charges on your order people online were saying they had extra charges to the USA.

Is that an alloy receiver? My SC DNR model is all steel, including trigger housing. All markings are. S&W. Great vid.

Great video. I always check my rotor thickness before installing new pads.

Does anybody know what they're worth ? The all black police version .

I have my two old vintage 1100's tacticooled out with only Carlson's mag extension tubes giving me a total of 11 shot capacity and I left mine with all original wood furniture and nothing else is after market parts !!!

The swing piece in the sprin assembly fits into a “socket” as you complete the final assembly.

The part I would have liked to see come out didn’t lol oh well. Good bud tho

Excellent, I'm gonna do that on my dump trailer toolbox. I hear folk like to "borrow" your battery.