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Boonerp
Добавлен 29 ноя 2006
I built a giant geometry Compass to build a dome!
I built a giant geometry compass to build a dome. Gothic Architecture 101. How to scale things and use templates. And make a compass.
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How to hang paintings, Like an artist!
Просмотров 467 месяцев назад
Hanging expensive paintings with NO tape measure, NO level. Using body measurements to hang paintings. Golden Ratio.
Cold Battery Box
Просмотров 1627 месяцев назад
How to preserve battery life whilst filming in cold weather conditions. Using a cooler for insulation and water bottles for heat!
Making cheap cabinets melamine
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 года назад
Making a cheap melamine cabinets. Things are expensive make it yourself.
Winterize in-ground water line
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Don't exceed 50 psi. The pipe I'm using is a high quality pipe (municipal) with a single straight run. If you exceed 50 psi you run the chance of blowing out your lines. I used I higher pressure because my compressor is low volume. Disclaimer: This video is for entertainment purposes.
Coleman 6875 Generator 5500 watts
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Problem solving a 5500 watt Coleman generator 6875. This generator had been sitting for a couple of years unused. So we figured get it running, clean it up and give it a second home. The issue was clogged carburetor jets do to bad gas (old).
Dewalt DCM575 Tree cutting
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Cutting down a tree with a Dewalt DCM 575 and a redirect line. Wanted first hand knowledge of how a battery powered chainsaw would perform vs gas powered. For home use it's more than suitable and doesn't have the Carburetor issues.
Winterizing an RV 2018 Jayco Greyhawk (with utility center)
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Winterizing a rv 2018 Jayco Greyhawk (with utility center) antifreeze method. In this video I go through the steps to winterize an RV. Remember always follow the manufacturers instructions! This is only for reference.
Yamaha T8 outboard motor full service
Просмотров 47 тыс.2 года назад
A boat named pickles! In this video a full service is conducted on a Yamaha T8. Lower end oil change, impeller, oil change, spark plugs, fuel filter, and carburetor cleaning. Unfortunately my camera during the cleaning however I'll some links and parts below. Spark gap; .09 - 1mm or .035 - .039 in. outboards.yamaha-owners-manuals.com/om/LIT-18626-06-70.pdf Page 47 Carburetor cleaning vid; rucli...
Jacobsen greens mower 22. Fixing a 1950's reel mower.
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1950's Jacobsen Reel Mower. Fixing a reel mower for the backyard putting green. Carburetor cleaning, muffler cleaning, blade sharpening, air fuel adjustment etc. This single cylinder motor is running strong. Amazing!
Forming Concrete Stairs
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Building concrete stairs. Installing substrate and drainage, concrete forming, concrete pouring and concrete finishing. Thanks for watching.
Lightning Rod (3d printed)
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Constructing a decorative lighting rod. Using a 3d printer among other tools.
Rubber Floor Tiles Outdoors
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Installing rubber floor tiles on gravel and concrete substrate.
Concrete Stairs Construction
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Concrete stair construction. Garden landscaping stairs through a butterfly garden. Music: They Come At Night by Shane Ivers - www.silvermansound.com
Burn Barrel Easy and Efficient! (Burning)
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Burn Barrel Easy and Efficient! (Burning)
Install- Recessed Power Strip Socket with Switch 4 Power Outlets 2 USB Hubs with 2 Screws
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Install- Recessed Power Strip Socket with Switch 4 Power Outlets 2 USB Hubs with 2 Screws
*Is that a 110-gallon drum or is he a little person?* 🤔
Nice video! If you still have this, would you be able to tell me where the wires go on the back side of the engine? In the manuals, it appears there are two wires coming from the magneto, one to the stop button, and another to the TCI unit. Would you be able to confirm?
like your style, dude...
my cocker had webbed feet, could swim like a duck
Did this start on 1 pull after cleaning? We have this exact model, in fact we're giving it away today to a friend. It takes about 35 pulls to start it. So it's getting gas. Would this possibly be the same thing happening with our carburetor?
Could be the same problem. My generator became progressively hard to start, followed by rough idling and then it refused to start. After cleaning the carburetor the generator started first pull.
@@Boonerp I'm starting to think it might be the compression release lever's spring has broken. Maybe after 30 pulls it slowly retracts. I don't have the generator anymore but I'll relay it to the new owners. Thanks for responding!
still have the travel wheels
This is one of the most useful and practical videos ive ever seen on youtube! I've been grappling how to self build this concept and this video has been excessively helpful- thank you!!!
Definitely NOT a 1950's Jacobsen. Thats a Subaru Robin EC/EY10 engine. Its 1980s. I've got that same engine, a 98cc two stroke in a Savage minibike. Jacobsen called it a "984" for 98cc 4 hp. Now you know.
It could still be a 1950s unit with the 80s engine. They didn't really change much
@@NeighborhoodGolfPro64 That's possible, though the unit I took my engine out of looked exactly the same from a mower perspective. This is actually a "greens mower" used for mowing putting greens. Mine came from hole 8 on the famous Pebble Beach golf course.
Best video i've seen yet on servicing the T8 Yamaha. Thanks!
Great Info and process - Thanks
You still have this thing
Still has some life.
Very clear, relax and well filmed video. It helped me save money. Thank you !
Puis on a la fierté d'avoir fait l'entretien soit même
An amazing project. If everyone had a giant compass and driveway chalkboard the world would be a better place.
Hi is me Harper
What's on top of the tower?
What year is this engine? Thanks good job
Good job and great video. Sub'd!
You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice ruclips.net/user/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.
Love your cat
Have you ever have the pull cord not recoil back and stayed stuck with the cord out?
Sounds like an issue with the recoil spring. Perhaps this may help ruclips.net/video/tmo6oYOJJ4U/видео.html.
Did you have trouble with the throttle and if so what parts?
Not really. I just cleaned the carburator. The original throttle cable (wire) is troublesome as it's difficult to adjust quickly whilst turning. Might have to change the wire to cable.
Appreciate this video! Super helpful. Thank you
How do you sharpen the blade? Can you make a video about it?
The link below is the time stamped portion of the sharpening process. As mentioned in previous comments sharpening anti-clockwise yields greater results using a drill to spin the reel. Thanks for the comment. ruclips.net/video/RoMbNEgKtQY/видео.html
cool
Hermoso video.
I'll keep this short, and sweet. You cut the sht out of those pavers sir! What blade was in your jigsaw?
Thanks. Wood jigsaw blades 10 TPI.
That made your cuts look fantastic. One would think the rubber would clog a toothy blade from the friction.
Great video. Thanks! Quick question: didn't you have to glue the tiles on the pergola floor?
The raised continuous border acts as a retainer, preventing the tiles from moving. So glue isn't required. The last tile in each row is cut 1/8" larger, to compensate temperature related shrinking and the tiles shrinking as they dry. Now the concrete slab had no retainer edge, so gluing the two perimeter rows was required. However I should've glued them all as the tiles have dried like a pencil eraser leaving gaps between the tiles.
I'm a newbie DYI-er. If that wasn't sand as the top layer, could someone tell me what it was?
Limestone Screening.
Where is the tail? Evil bastard
I cant believe you took the time to make this video. Thank you! Im going through your exact same steps as I'm in the same situation. Great work.
I cannot get the lower off because the thing you unscrew in the beginning does not want to spin. I’m afraid to break it. Any suggestions.
Here's a forum discussing seized shift rod connector. My approach would be the same. forums.iboats.com/threads/9-9-yamaha-seized-shift-shaft-coupling.511027/ 99yam40 "Can you get hold of the shift shaft at the top and disconnect it up there? Then you might be able to hold the shaft with some vise-grips while you turn the coupling without the fear of breaking something. May need to use heat and a hammer, but you may have to cut it and then replace with new." Hope this helps.
I modified a needle nose vise grip . Heated the tip and bent it at a 90degree or slightly less .then ground it down to fit inside of the upper leg portion. Used a rust blaster product as well and let that soak in .
Better use oscillating tool for the cut out saves so much time
Yes the oscillating tool is an option. It's harder to control, in my opinion. Thanks.
Having problems getting the shift/gear linkage adjusted correctly. Hearing clicking while in neutral. Any help?
Is there a factory paint mark on the gear linkage shaft located on the lower end? Like this ruclips.net/video/1DhqPgRJcws/видео.html if yes whilst in neutral adjust the small nut so that the bottom of the nut is located at the top of the paint. If no try adjusting the bottom of the small nut 3 full threads up the lower end gear linkage and tighten the coupler(large nut) to the small nut. Again with the gear selector in neutral. Hope this helps.
@@Boonerp got it! THANKS
Boonerp.. When you back lapped.. looked like the reel was moving clockwise? I always thought you need to backlap counterclockwise. Nice mower.. I have a late 70's PGM 22. love it.
You're correct. Counterclockwise does result in a sharper blade. Tried it off camera with positive results. Thanks.
Feels like I was watching a silent film with Mr Bean making a burn barrel lol
Why did you move the fuel air screw? On dirtbikes I adjust after mods. But are they off from the factory for emissions?
The motor had idling issues. After cleaning the carb jets twice I tried adjusting the fuel air screw. Which as it turns out was unneeded . A third cleaning of the carb was did the trick.
Would this mower be worth $125 running? I am picking 2 up at that price both run and what model would i look up for parts? I cant really find anything for these
Depends on condition and frequency of use. Check the wear of the reel & bedknives. If they're excessively worn, I'd pass on it. Parts are difficult to find.
@@Boonerp Thank you for the quick response! I'll check those out for hard ware and go from there!
This is an efficient design. Doesn't require two drums to make. Is this emitting least smoke? I didn't see the burning that much. I hope you can make a long video just showing the barrel burning biomass.
A silent hero!
Video is a work of art!!👩🎨
How was the quality of cut with that mower?
Fantastic. Very little fraying.
Simply wonderful video, all positive and feel good!
Nicely done. Can you come do mine?
When he took off running 🏃🏼♂️ 🗣”Nooo come back” 🤣 . Nice barrel 🔥tho light how you cut into barrel for the air flow instead doing the flaps like I’ve seen everybody else do & helped figure out how Ima do my barrels this winter
That looks nice! I just got some rubber pavers for by my backdoor. Hope they look as good as yours 👍
How are they holding up when it rains? Do the ends curl up at all? I'm thinking abt purchasing too
Nice video. You did a good job getting her running. One downfall of these vintage power reel mowers, is that they'll practically pull your arm off when mowing. And, they dictate the speed of your walking when using them. But, i think have give a good cut.
True. It drives like a tank. I've considered altering the throttle control for this very reason.
You are gifted! That looks amazing. Great job!
What model year
Model is a T8. Unsure of the year however if I remember correctly all T8's are the same.
After watching this video I made one of these using an ordinary 55 gallon barrel. It works really well and gives off very little smoke before it gets up to temperature. When the fire starts sucking in air I can actually hear a "whirring" sound, and the flames form a distinctive vortex pattern. Great design, thanks for sharing 👍🏽
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You change oil filter?i don't see in my f8 😰
Yes, I went through the same thing. The T8 doesn't have a filter. Here is a link to the manual F6/8, T8 have a look for yourself, just to make sure. outboards.yamaha-owners-manuals.com/om/LIT-18626-06-70.pdf