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Great info, thanks

What model is the steam cleaner?

Hey man I bought a Hercules 20v grease gun and I'm trying to remove a bolt that they put on the gun here the bulk fitting or grease nipple should go put it will not come off and I'm afraid that I will break something so I want to know if they any thread look on it or I just have the keep putting more strength on it

Did you ever consider getting a watercooled setup. You can basically get a number 9 size torch with a similar amp rating of a 26 give or take a little. We had the Euro style 26 with the stiffest hose I've ever come across before or since. No foot pedal, the trigger on the Euro torch couldn't be moved. Basically like welding with a lump hammer attached to an old stiff garden hose. Now using CK 20 flex is like welding with a pencil so nice.

funny thing is that intake manifold is that exhaust fumes live there also......yes a cross threded muffler.pipe ...w t f ..

24 Volt BATTERY BALANCERS would Help allot and They should Level Out over night when not in use.

That's a cool set up. What kind.of battery charger do you use to plug into your outlet? I also have a 24v system with 6 lithium batt and 600w solar setup but when batteries get too low I have to disconnect and charge each batt individually because my mppt charge controller won't charge if batteries get too low like less than 25v

I've used CBN wheels over 10 years now. If I get a chain that's in bad shape to where I have to take more than a few hairs off it overheats and leaves a nasty burr just like this video shows and it sucks. I just bought the stihl sharpener and will find out soon how good these wheels are. Im thinking the problem with these CBN wheels are too fine of grit and slower removal which over heats the metal

Really great video. I have been wanting to get a battery-based system up and running like this for so many years. I would like to hear more about the AH rating, load tests, and your plans on how far down you plan on running the battery bank down, given the group 31 class of batteries being used. 50%? More, less? Have you noticed a better overall balance in amperage after having installed the center groups of jumpers? At this point the only suggestion I may offer is to put a 30 to 50 amp charge in 15 minute cycles on the batteries in an effort to rejuvenate them. I have pulse changer that automates the processes but am also going to try a welder or older charger for that purpose. I have been able to correct 2 batteries into a serviceable state, so I know it can work, with many others not working. I have also heard that a "weak" battery will have a much higher chance of being corrected than one that is more or less not taking a charge, which I tend to agree with. Please keep going and let us know how testing goes and what you end up applying this to.

I dont see why not, in your situation great I with I could get used batteries that easily, they dont have different use anyways so if you dont have problem with weight and the powerdensity this is very good solution Its only importatnt to keep the series batteries the same, or more proticulary keep the paralel groups (that will be conected in series) same capacity AH, it would be best to test each battery and then create 2 paralel groups with the same AH capacity

Have you ever seen dust bend the turbo fins back towards the exhaust? I thought it "sandblasted" the fins and created pitting.

As long as the machine pushes it

Curtis replaced the Bernard gun that came with a new welder with a Tweco. I have not used either. Do you know the difference between them? ruclips.net/video/A8N3SD8aemA/видео.html

Nice job on the build and good job explaining why you did it that way.

we use these at work and they work great we use .045 and .052 wire but also we dont use the original tips and consumables so im not sure if that would change the problems these have

Worked at a couple of factories. I was not a welder but did spend time welding at times. We ran industrial miller 3 phase welders with an independent wire feeder that had a long pole hoisted up above the work. The pole spanned half the bay and the rest was spanned from the gun. I’d say the gun was 25ft and the pole was 15 or 20. Didn’t have much feed issues that I remember. I don’t remember the wire size but I’m sure it was larger. The welders burned so hot that they would run like a cutting torch on 10 gauge if you wasn’t hammered down. Anyways appreciate the video

we had one of these at work for inside stainless tanks-It was nothing but trouble. 15 foot is the magic number to push wire,anything more get a Python push-pull. We used to run 'Alumapro's,and went through tips like crazy,now we're running 35ft Pythons building tanks with no problems.

04:15 So cute.haha

Enjoyed the video, worked as a truck mechanic for many years and ive used both diesel and kerosene (paraffin as we call it in UK) the paraffin was definitely more effective and more pleasant to use as it smelled better but maybe more expensive but in either case id definitely recommend using gloves as both are known to cause cancer ,just bought a parts washer for home use since retiring but plan on using paraffin,if the pump will take it, i think paraffin is similar to diesel regarding flash point💥hope so anyway 🙏

So, Factor 55 is 1 mile from my house, met the founder who yes got a great buyout from Warn, good on him. He was super cool and down the earth, and everytime we setup another winch on our jeeps we drive down and purchase a splicer for like 80 bucks and 80 bucks doesn’t even fill my 3/4 with diesel and barely gets me dinner with the wife. Why the splicer, I love my fingers and my family’s fingers and this keeps them a little safer. Secondly after removing the 10 pound badlands hook and attachment point you are a little safer should anything give way on the tow. The Factor 55 fairlead is far superior to the badlands, although two of our four badlands fairleads were fairly well built with no burs so we kept them.

those 211's are pretty decent little units-my local Massey dealer has one for the shop. Used it a bunch! If you really want to weld something just get Pipepro400 with an LN25-that's what I did! Works great for mobile work as long as you're out of the wind,or if it's windy just run stick-12 inch pipe in a field yesterday for my neighbor putting in a hydro-electric unit. They root out amazing!

Just finished watching a couple of your videos. Thanks for putting them together. You mention a couple of times a question ive been asking, how to identify victor usa torches and regulators. Ive been looking around trying to find a serial number code or list to help me with that but havent had any luck. Ive got a set of older Victor sr250/260 regs in my service truck on small tanks for the day to day but want to replace a set of Firepower 450/460 regs that i bought long ago when i was just starting out and broke. They served me well and i could rebuild them but the oxy doesnt have a relief and i want a set of older made in america Victor sr450/460’s, mainly to run a rosebud and to cut the occasional heavy plate when i need too. Having a way to identify the ones i want would help as i peruse ebay in search of them. I share your appreciation of old, well made tools. From when America made the tools that made the world. I also prefer the FBA on the regulator rather than the torch, easier to handle and get into the tough spots. I covet that set of 2 stage regs you featured in the video about the benefit of a two stage setup. The ones with the San Francisco lettering. Beautiful. I dont need the two stage either but it was interesting to hear the benefits. Long comment i know, but thanks again and be safe brother!

What's happening with the service body any update

nice experiment!

The speed control reduces the voltage to the motor which reduces the torque and is actually the opposite of what you want. You want low RPM with high torque. It would great if they came out with a model with a gearbox to select high or low. If Harbor Freight came out with a mag drill I think it would be a great seller. I'm supersized they haven't yet.

I ran one of those at work for 10 years. 800hrs total. Operated absolutely perfect . If I can find a current model, I would buy it .

Nice, as always. Maybe it did not walk, perhaps the dimensions of that hotrolled steel isn't precise.

For argon you need to run a secondary gas with it

Anybody try the tl 26 torch? Im in the fence about buying one because I don’t know if it will be that much different than the 17. Thoughts???

Where can I get the air filter low sound

Is the magnet control knob on your drill press super hard to turn? I cant get it to turn past the halfway mark

How's the service body going love to See video

At work ours used to get chips jammed up and not spit them out and the chip tray would get full to the point where it was near impossible to clean out

cleaning out the attic to build an addition on my parents house i found this exact model and remember using it as a kid. dad didnt want it so i took it home. its a very well built and simple piece of equipment

Just ordered the 26 instead of 17... thank you

I'm guessing it was a choice of those tools or a Lamborghini.. hahahaha....just messing with you.

I want one...

Thank you. Very educational. Mythbuster-like.

Took to the dealer a while back. They said nature of the beast , deal with it.

Thanks for the video! I'm trying to get my shaft bolt off, but whenever I turn it the entire impeller turns with it as well. Do you do anything special to get the impeller to not move when you're taking off that bolt? Also is the shaft bolt reverse threaded or normal?

Current price of Red Armour is $1 an ounce. Got to be near the most $$ now. I'd be using it at 50 to 1. should be totally fine. I've got Motul 800 I'm using in all my air coooled 2 strokes right now at 45 to 1. Thought it was expensive! Half the price of this stuff!

I want to do air filter for ms 660 from washer. But for 440 and 361, 180 , 192 - h.z. how

This has been my experience with this saw. Two blades down now. First one - heavy duty - bound up and screamed first use and all of the teeth were completely busted out. Was sent back to Milwaukee and they replaced it. Second one today - lighter duty thin material - barely used and numerous teeth look to be busted out/chipped off ... I'd try a Diablo blade but I'm down two blades already. Lifetime warranty on Milwaukee blades - so there's that.

Even if it’s a hair on the tight side it should loosen right up with a few minutes run time. I’d bet it’s a Chinese rail closer and they stamp their name on it. Hey at least it got the job done

What kind of machine is this?

I can remember my dad using a metal handle skilsaw that he reworked and it shocked the crap out of him 😂

I got one of these older skil saws on an auction for $20 works awesome!

I need one of these, I used some tin snips to open up a filter for the first time yesterday and it was a huge PITA 😂

Cool!

Had my reverser out twice now.. broken tractor kit.. Quick question before I install for the sceond time... Did your input shaft and output shaft spin freely and independent of each other after the second time you had it apart?