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john garret is the actor. A bloke that wears the same hat and hair style as john lives local to me and he had a wrecker once to.

And uses the same old tools LOL

I been using motor bike chain lube for quite a while just clean up any over spray of it tho so it don't attract dust, seems to last a while before you have to clean it again.

Be careful with the concrete dust don't breath it in.

@@randomthingsarebest1473 yeah I’m just prepping the area for my contractor and supplying the 100mm angle brackets.

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I think it was to much grease i got a cv joint on a mazda bravo 4wd i be doing soon as i get the boot. Thanks for watching

je hoeft niet jaloers te zijn, geniet gewoon van het leven en heb plezier

To easy 😀cleaning it is better then buying a new fan.

Sure is

No problem!!

If the cv's have done over 250,000km throw them out and get your self a new set. Because you can get vibration from worn out uni joints and shudder.

When you go to put wood in the fire turn the fan of so it don't suck dust in it will help with less cleaning to.

RFW is the front axle could be wiring issues jack it up and see if the front diff is locked by turning the front tyres the tail shaft will turn free if it's not locked in the front diff,you need to work this part out first. if it is the air operated part or vac it is called could be just a hose that has a hole in it or seized or a bad solenoid. You need to do a check list to pin point the problem check fuses to before anything.

instructions are a guide only. Don't matter long as you are getting the correct angle.

Yes make sure you have the correct parts before you take them of.

The wreckers you need to look at 2005 2006 ford courier v6 or mazda bravo v6 look on gumtree for wrecks or just ring around the wreckers.

allmakeautowreckers.com.au/product/ford-courier-fbh0-v6-auto-4x4-ecu/

@@randomthingsarebest1473 thanks mate!!

208 cc 4 stroke motor got a cast iron sleeve this was a option 160cc 2 stroke power torq or the 208cc 4 stroke motor so the bloke who bought it brand new was saying.

Just looked it up, appears to be a Tecumseh engine, which sort of makes sense as Victa were using those during that era before the widespread use of the Briggs engines.@@randomthingsarebest1473

@@dfbsgarage i get the serial number of the side of it when i got time

They where of ebay couple years ago this was. you need to make sure you get correct year etc to get correct parts for your car. They are not all the same. www.ebay.com.au/itm/196044183180 shop around to get the best deals mate.

Glad you liked it

Getting a bit hard to ride with how hard it is to pull the clutch in. 😆

Yes 😁

@@randomthingsarebest1473 my favorite bikes! 👍

It is in High every time i ride it. Low range is great for trailer loading and very steep hills.

😀Glad you liked it

check all ya air lines in the front of the diff. could have a hole rubbed threw and a air leak and that's why it not locking the front diff. 2 solenoids under the bonnet check them and work ya way down also clean the plug connectors.

of course, harder steel is a bitch to file down, and would increase the risk of major engine damage if its bend/shear point exceeds the strength of the crankshaft components

i'm speaking from theory, not from applied experience... my advice could be bad for this consumable shock absorption part

​@@420gzuz i keep that in mind thanks.

The purpose of a woodruff key is to be softer metal than the shaft in order to shear in case of slippage. This way in case of failure you replace it and you are good to go again. If it is harder than the shaft or the same hardness, it will damage the socket irreparably and then you will have to replace the camshaft. The whole concept is designed with the cost of replacement parts in mind and not smartassness.

When stuff is worn, you can only do so much. When the victa was new they had wobbles. My mother got a brand new one and all 4 wobbled. it's just a part that wears more then anywhere.

Wobbly wheel's 🤣👍

I remember that next time thanks.

@@randomthingsarebest1473 I also like to use whit lithium grease spray or Lanolin on any moving parts

Glad you liked it.

That would be hard to do due to the over all size.

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The Chrysler water pump was a bad design just like the pull starter rest of the motor was good

Sent the crap back to where i got them from and they sent me the correct ones.

Ok I see now you returned it and got the correct one. Thanks

You will get one in time

Nothing better then a 2 stroke smell in the air

Kxf450 Stock oem

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The ktm are a good motor cross bike the 2 strokes only problem i ever found with them is parts are hard to get and cost a lot for the older ones.

@@randomthingsarebest1473 yeah it was really hard finding parts for it