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You can buy a much better designed 3d printed aftermarket dust pick up custom made for that saw for about $40.

That old impeller didn't look that bad to me so I'm wondering why you changed it out. It sounded to me like you may have thought that the loose muffler was causing loud noises, but when you ended the video it still sounded noisy to me. I know that the video's audio may be deceiving, but I'm wondering if you did experience a loud clanging noise. I have a walk behind DR leaf vac that has the exact same impeller setup as yours has and it makes a really bad clanging noise because 1. The engines crankshaft has about 1/8 of an inch of end play which allows the impeller to vibrate in and out and 2. The shaft is not tapered so the shaft key is getting constantly beat up by the forces applied by the impeller causing rotational movement as well. I'm not getting any satisfaction from DR. This is a design flaw. It should have a tapered shaft which would lock the impeller to the crank shaft. The end play is another story that a tapered shaft wouldn't cure. The impeller bolt keeps backing out now too. It didn't have a lock washer so I put one on, but it didn't help. Just wondering if you have any thoughts on this.

Awesome, thanks!

i’m a dyi fair weather wood worker. so i put the miter saw on a ridgid rolling miter stand. very mobile and cans store in the upright position. since i doo all wood working outside , sawdust is not a concern . i did the same for my table saw mounted on a powertec stand. i use my leaf blower to clear off all the saw dust. both the harbor fright miter and table saw are perfect for the home owner that does wood projects or repairs around the house.

I looked at this saw. I’m sure it’s a good product but the slide mechanism on it and others is a non-starter. Takes way too much room. Bought a Metabo HPT because of prior experience and the slide mechanism design. But the saw was defective and it was returned. I now have a Bosch with their glide system.

Furniture making grade cuts or just deck building grade? Would you attempt expensive crown molding cuts with it?

Tire Slime is good for about 12 months of life in the tire. It destroys the paint inside the rim, and can also attack the metal. That bead leak MAY have been because the rim sealing surface was not cleaned BEFORE installing the tire. Wire brush, sandpaper, etc. will assure the bead seats without leaks. No Slime needed.

Your patient and good at taking those vines off. ❤👍

Was the fence and bevel square out of the box or did you have to adjust

can you get replacement lamp?

As mentioned by dltcat, at the 9:45 mark, your wood was not all the way against your stop block, that is why some cuts are off. Nothing to do with the saw at all.

Very nice and thank you for the video sir 👍😎🇺🇸

what was that can you used to clean the parts, seems helpful to have.

That’s awesome I thought my blades were done not now after seeing this. Great job Vicki!

Mark, you got a new truck

I might be getting this one today as my first miter saw at the age of 14. I’ve saved up my money for over 3 months and now it’s on discount and the price is at $315

the cut you made at the 9:45 minute mark was not up against the stop. it stopped against the table just before the block.

Definitely food for thought 🤔. My kayak is only 24kg (52lb). But lifting it onto my utes rack gets harder every year.

I just changed a tire out that I put some of that green tire slime in. It was clear and nowhere to be found. I put about half a bottle in the tire even. I imagine it just squirted out the hole in the tire. But it did not have all the black molasses goo like yours did. I did the rear tire with just a crowbar and tire spoons. I've tried doing the little front castors before, I usually end up buying an entire whell/tire combo or stuff a tube in it! My mower shop wanted $22 to mount. My local harbor freight wanted $60 for the tool, so I spent 90 minutes battling the tire and wheel.

not bad at all

Way too much work and then maintenance after the fact.

It would have been better if the camera operator would learn to keep the subject centered in the camera frame. 😒😒👎👎

It looks like it would’ve been fun- with another person on the ground to help without making stupid commentary.

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don't really care for the speeded up video- i gave up watching after a couple minutes.

Hello captain mark great to see u.

That’s the worst thing a homeowner could do …. “ignore vines growing up the side of their house” You really had to work hard to get that done, I’m so impressed that you hung in there, God Bless You ! 🏋🏽‍♂️🏋🏽‍♂️🏋🏽‍♂️💗

funny how its always the left side

Not worth the work as it will need constant attention. Been there and done rhat. Put on chrome forks and be done with it.

Giving me flashbacks of a yard I encountered! Nice 👍🏽

I have same bike w about 60K mile's. Never had any oil leaks. Change my own oil.

Thank you for the video sir 👍😎🇺🇸

Viewing from 313 motor city Detroit Michigan USA 🇺🇸

We change those with tire irons that will fit in a saddle bag. Not a big job. You and Harbor Freight have made a big job out of it. Maybe you should stick to Hondas?

I’ve seen a few that does it and they look good guy up the road from me use to detailed bikes and did that on request I bet these guys that does the big truck aluminum could probably do those in 30 minutes are less yea a lot of any type of polish like that usually truck stops and big truck chrome shops has it too

I have a huge suggestion for you on making all this tire changing easier! After you mount tire on removal stand, right before you start removing tire, heat up tire temperature with a heat gun or hairdryer. Heat tire until you can't hardly touch it. Then remove tire from wheel!

Thank you for the video sir 👍😎🇺🇸

Thank you for the video sir 👍😎🇺🇸

We had vines growing on our house util they were destroying the soffit and eaves, we removed as much as we could and had to spray the rest as it was growing again , we sprayed it about 10 times and it took 2 years to completely get rid of it. Never again!

Have ever heard that where ever there are ball bearing (like the wheel bearings), it is preferable to "slide" the axle (especially the front wheel) without subjecting the bearings to any form of impact? Impact is the main cause of bearing failure...

Fyi to the community. Acetone will strip the lacquer off that Showa uses as a protectant. Much easier than sanding it off. Beware that unless one clearcoats the polished aluminum the lowers will require constant maintenance less the aluminum will oxidize again.

Good video. I did the same to a 83 ironhead with aluminum primary case included. A breakdown would have been nice too

All the fast forward gave me anxiety

looks great 👍🖖

For someone who has changed fork seals before and only wanted a refresher. This was a fantastic video. Thank you for putting this together.

Very nice and thank you for the video sir 👍😎🇺🇸

Looks nice and thank you for the video sir 👍😎🇺🇸

why was the choke replaced; what were the symptoms. thanks and God Bless

great video what blades are you running ?

Wow, I'll never plant ivey near a structure. What a job, and a great job you did🎉