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Scott W.
Добавлен 11 ноя 2013
Just finding my place
Email contact: setatliberty@yahoo.com
Email contact: setatliberty@yahoo.com
Was There Really?
it's disheartening to see so many people buying into both the "mainstream" and the "alternative" narratives, forgetting how he sold this country down the river during his first term.
The world is a theater and the actors all play their roles while the onlooking sheople will beLIEve what they're told.
Take heed unto yourselves that ye be not deceived, for many shall come in my name... and shall deceive many. "
The world is a theater and the actors all play their roles while the onlooking sheople will beLIEve what they're told.
Take heed unto yourselves that ye be not deceived, for many shall come in my name... and shall deceive many. "
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1999-2006 Sierra/ Silverado/Yukon/Suburban. Replacing A Fuel Tank Support Strap. ONLY ONE BOLT!
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Just wanted to make a short video on an easy replacement of my fuel tank strap. This is a common problem in "the rust belt" if the USSA, where sodium chloride is used on the roads during the winter to liquefy snow and ice. What Model Year Truck: I'm fairly sure that the fuel strap replacement will be about the same for a wider range of truck model years than what's in the title, but 1999-2006 a...
Replacing A Water Inlet Valve/ Maytag/Whirlpool Washing Machine MWT5800TWO
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I'm replacing my water inlet valve on my Maytag washing machine model number MWT5800TWO. This video is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be an instructional, "How to" video. I'm just showing others how I have accessed the water inlet valve in my machine. If you found this video helpful please give it a thumbs up and subscribe and tap the notification bell icon for future vi...
Especially if it’s stunned or tame 😂
Please tell me ur name is Scott McElroy or Seymour 😂😂😂😂
Haha
Your solution to avoid it in the future is genius! I hope you don’t mind but I’ll be stealing your solution as well. Have a blessed day, sir.
Haha! It's not stealing if I give it away 😂 Glad you like it. I will have to add 1/8" plate shims to the other bolt holes to even put the bed on the frame, but that's easy
I"m calling B.S. The hub moved as he was "holding" it. He Probably had to beat on it for a half hour.
You didn't read the pinned comment or the description
That DUDE is in there!
😂 Yeah, breaking those bed bolts weren't even 1/50 of the problems we've run into working on this rusted old 1999 Silverado. I swear like a Chevy mechanic in the rust belt because I'm a Chevy mechanic in the rust belt 😂
Have you tried the square- tapered , easy-outs. I never use my spiraled eazy outs. I always have great luck with my square ones.😊
Not as of yet. I'm thinking of popping those inserts out and cutting some flat stock steel, drilling holes and welding nuts to the steel and welding those to the frame rail.
That's what I ended up doing, thanks
This was the first short that I published that began in the mainstream shorts feed. It was taking off like crazy and then it was flatlined. My guess that AI pulled it to have a "RUclips Hero" see if it was acceptable. After being flatlined, it went back into the mainstream and began accruing views twice as fast. Then it was flatlined again. This time, the RUclips Hero caught the title and realized what this video was depicting and it's now only visible to people that go to my channel page directly. It cannot be found in the searches anymore and it has been taken out of all other RUclips features because the truth is not something you'll easily find here on YT
Come to TX, nothing good in the rust belt anyways. We got rust free trucks and ice cold beers
Well yeah when you point it at an old bbq pit lid….
The only heat that was there was from the sun. Haven't used that smoker in a month lol
wut where TF r u that's bananas
Northwest Indiana this afternoon about 2pm
Really that easily?
Of course! After throwing everything I could at it🤣 Read the pinned comment 😉
Yeah I don't think so
Shit!!
😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Get a real torch and it will serve you well for the rest of your life heating, cutting, welding, soldering, brazing, torch bending, gouging, heat shrinking sheet metal, washing off stuck fasteners and more. Used US-made quality torch and regulator sets with cylinders (know what you can exchange and get filled locally so you can buy used instead of new, and do NOT lease cylinders unless running a large business) sell cheap. I promise you want to own one. Small "HVAC" size OA torch outfits are fine for automotive work. It's also worth collecting cylinders. I buy used, usually for less than the contents are worth. I keep CO2 (for MIG welding, tire inflation in the field etc), argon (TIG and MIG), MIG mix (for MIG on steel only), oxygen, acetylene and LP. It's easy to keep an eye out for them and my bros stopped looking at me funny for all those cylinders (which do not depreciate BTW) when inflation and logistics problems delayed refills where I live. PRACTICE ON SCRAP and you can get good quick.
Frickin awesome! 👍🏼👍🏼
Get that bold red hot
What ended up working?
I haven't tried any of the great ideas people have offered yet. It's my son's truck, so I'm gonna share these ideas with him and make a plan. I may update with another video
I just uploaded what we ended up doing. Thanks!
should drill all thru so when heated it could move before you turn it.
yo this is easy, how the hell u screw this up LOL
Weld a nut to it
If all else fails i just drill hole just slightly smaller than the neck of the bolt all the way through then i blast it with the torch till its glowing then use the extracter 😂 but hey i do dumb dangerous shit a lot so careful lol
You'll get that on them big jobs
It cant be stuck if its liquid....
Would try a disc head on Dremel, cut slit for flathead, apply flathead bit to drill :)
Try welding a nut on top of it.
The bolt was broken into a pressed on female threaded piece of steel that popped through fairly easily, so we just made new fasteners
In my experience, the square drive extractors work much better than the spiral style used here.
Thanks. I didn't know there were square style extractors
@@ScottWConvid19 yeah, they have sharp, beveled edges so the bite really hard.
No shit
I just grind it flat buy a carriage bolt flatten The top welded on there
What do you mean "flatten The top welded on there?"
@ScottWConvid19 a Carriage bolt has a rounded top so you need to grind the rounded head flat so it sits flat on the bed rail
@ScottWConvid19 I live in the rust belt and have replaced lots of those this way because a lot of the time that nut In the bed rail becomes loose and will spin inside the rail so an easier way to avoid this from happening is to get a 1/2 Carriage bolt flatten the head and weld it on the rail of the bed so you have a stud
Ah, so basically reversing the fastening so we just put nuts on the threads instead of trying to replace the broken bolts. That's a clever idea, thank you! I'll run that by my son and see what he thinks
@@ScottWConvid19 correct 👍
Drill out a bigger hole before using the ez out, may help. Idk tho thing looks pretty rough
as big as I can without hitting the threads, works every time
@@salpezzino7803 that tends to give me luck too especially with flathead bolts on things like shear blades. They’re basically guaranteed to strip 🤦🏻
heat makes it expand you made it tighter untill you make it red hot and soft like melted butter not going to want to slip outta vigin gretta gorrilla grip
It's not a particularly great idea but I keep around an Oxy-Acety torch for things like that. If you've never handled a 6000 °F torch before, I'd probably avoid small bolt extraction because it's very easy to melt something you don't intend to. And those tiny pockets formed by rust are going to pop and splatter like pan frying with butter.
Great tip! I have a friend wth a torch. He fine tunes it like a pencil. It can't stay tight if it's liquid! 😂
shouldn't the heat be going to the frame, not the bolt? Heat makes metal expand, you want the socket to expand, not the bolt inside the socket, if the bolt gets hot it'll just expand and get more stuck... I'd even go so far as to heat the frame and set an ice cube on the bolt head while you do it, to try and get a temperature difference between the bolt and the frame.
Yes, that's correct! Most of the heating I did was around the outer edges,, but when I recorded, I was looking at the screen instead 🤦♂️ I totally forgot about the ice cube trick, THANKS!
@@ScottWConvid19 anything's worth a try, good luck friend! :)
Drill more material out. Try to get as close to the ID threads as possible. Also be sure to drill all the way through the bolt. The more material you remove from the bolt, the better your chances are of removing it. You will be able to use a bigger extractor. Hope this helps and good luck.
Thanks, I appreciate that! I'll give it a try.
no not to close if to close you wont touch it.
Butter
Any ideas? Please let me know in the comments 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
Big hammer fixes all.
Drill all the way through and use a bigger extractor. The less metal on the inside the better.
Cute
They even have automatic ones now.
Yes, they do. I've only tried a few of them over the years and was disappointed with the performance of the economic ones. The one in the video is like $32.99 +tax and it's the quickest most reliable one I've ever used in nearly 20 years of making my own.
Terrible video. Fake it till ya make it boss
Did you read the description or did you just react?
@@ScottWConvid19 no one reads the descriptions for this style tic tac video 🙄
GOD BLESS FLORIDA !
I don't reckon they use sodium chloride on the roads in Florida 😂
Description: "Satire is not dead. The story behind this was that we worked on this with everything we had and also borrowed tools from AutoZone, to no avail. it wasn't budging for anything. Feeling defeated, I sought help from above. After praying to the Father, the very next time I attacked the hub bearing, it began to slightly give way until it came out in minutes."
@@ScottWConvid19 yeah God works in mysterious ways
Was it actually that easy the first time? The coils look like they came from the Titanic. Those gotta be next on the list
Haha! No way! Read the description. I thought we might have to end up having to replacing the A-Arms. That thing was not going anywhere,, until.....
I've had a few that wanted to fall out and some that I've had to beat on and beat on for hours.
🤦
THIS IS FAKE NEWS
Narrator: “It in fact, was not that easy”
Is that why the top of the spindle is peened over? 🤣😂🤣
Theres a mouse in your coils 😅
I had to zoom in from my original file and saw that it's actually a flake of rust that's spinning on a spider web. But that was some serious observation skills there! 👍🏼😂👍🏼
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LOL
Hahaha