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Hey, thanks for my first comment

I don’t really have an answer to your question but I’ve been shopping at Grainger since the 90s

Many years ago I used to have Xtools Scan tool, but I never got no help with replacing it

I’m still new to RUclips, but I showed the entire job and what it takes to remove and install the parts in real time

@@terrellscaife2411 also what you are doing,like when removing something, why you are doing it etc. Useful for us DIY wannabes

Well, Matt Mako I clicked on your link and noticed you don’t have any videos so if you have a better way of doing this job, you need to post it put up and shut up chump

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I went through a lot or really all the other videos That are removing these parts on the Chevy equinox And they are only showing a 10 minute clip Of the part, some might remove the part, but most are really all of them. I just talking about the part when this when it’s already off my video is showing the entire job and what it takes to remove everything to get to the part what and it takes takes the part off, put them back on and put everything else back on.

Yeah, you’re right but it’s still pretty close A lot more than the 10 gallon by itself

Ha Ha I have an iPhone 15 Promax I was just using that phone to show the price because I’m still learning how to edit videos.

No worries man just thought I would let you know. You would be surprised how many people don't know. Take care

Thanks

Thanks

Well, it’s getting close to 1000 views inn only a few days of being posted And I also noticed that you do not have any content so how about you post videos of you doing mechanic work? Lets back up your talk

Well, it don’t sound like you are real mechanic because sometimes those those knobs could be an awkward places and this tool will make it a lot easier

Yeah, it was time sensitive cargo

Cool stuff

Cool

Cool

I can say I appreciate you more for giving me the first comment on this video

Hey, thanks buddy

@@lostone1677 they make batter adapters that connect bauer to Milwaukee and all different combos. That could help save some money on batteries.

OK, batteries may cost a lot that all of the two that went off Barry do but it’s more convenient and easier to get to say you’re working in the house without electricity and good luck to you too thank you

There are instant battery nailers, dewalt makes the worst ones, I prefer Milwaukee

Yeah, I prefer the battery operator is better than the air . The compressor compressor runs out of air and get a charged up and wait a minute. so that’s the answer from the guy in the video

@@terrellscaife2411 thanks

@@DAVID-ys1cr thank you

Yep it was good

Yep my belly was extremely satisfied

Ok buddy thanks for your comment

It definitely has a unique premium flavor

Yep

Yeah, give me a link to that video That dump trucks, not even my best work

See that’s why you use common sense you break it loose with a regular wrench then you zip it off with the ratchet wrench I’ve had the westward ratcheting box wrench set for four years metric and standard and I haven’t not broke one wrench

Yep

I’m letting everybody know that I am not sharing my food

Hey, thanks but you’re only putting down a dollar

@@terrellscaife2411 ok then i put a 100 dollar here

Yep If you have a high torque your double the weight I mean, if I have opportunity to use something that weighs 4 1/2 pounds versus something that weighs 8 pounds to 10 pounds I mean, I understand the portability but that’s all you have

@terrellscaife2411 there's plenty of benefits. My biggest one is the hose not getting wrapped around the hoist arms all the time.

But who owns Bahco?

@@terrellscaife2411 snap on does now but doing some research bahco was bad-ass before snap on even existed. they invented the pipe wrench in the 1800s

Yeah, but for the past 20 years, Snap On has owned the company so is a Snap On Just like if you had a Lexus you can call it a Toyota and still be right

@@terrellscaife2411 yep! I have a 3 bahco ratchets that I used daily I have replaced guts on with snap-on. Even converted a 40 dollar stubby 1/4" ratched to 3/8" drive for fun.

Cool buddy