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Shade Tree Mechanic & Handyman out to share my adventures.
CDL Driver, Mechanic, Mobile Homes, Detailing, Motorcycles, Skilled labor, Poor Boi
CDL Driver, Mechanic, Mobile Homes, Detailing, Motorcycles, Skilled labor, Poor Boi
1984 Honda Goldwing 1200 (became a nightmare)
1984 Honda Goldwing 1200 (became a nightmare).
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1985 F350 6.9 idi Diesel (International) "Poor Boi Style"
Просмотров 3633 месяца назад
My 2nd F350 Years Back, This video is old and was supposed to be for practice. Seeing as I no longer have this truck I figured towards her love and memory I will Post This. This Truck was my baby. Daily driven hard for years. Just to have my brother swap it out for a truck he can't even drive. tisk tisk Hurt me bad he did. Knowing how many years I put into that Jem.
1985 F350 6 9 idi (Stress Test)
Просмотров 1873 месяца назад
Just built undergoing stress test with no load.
1985 F350 6.9 idi C6 transmission
Просмотров 453 месяца назад
Re did on a poor boy budget and a lot of salvage and restoration. Fan Clutch was bad, along with harmonic balancer. Once them issues cleared out the vacuum pump then setting the shift solenoid then finally was able to daily drive it for 5ish years before passing it over to my brother. Miss that truck.
Bottle Jack Tutorial
Просмотров 71 тыс.Год назад
Must See! Almost everyone I see is doing this wrong. Please take the time to watch to the end and learn how to use this jack effectively. I have over 5 years of experience of using these jacks on a daily basis. Was thought by a 76-year-old mobile home mover who has been in business for over 40 years.
How to Bypass Ballast to LED
Просмотров 5 тыс.2 года назад
One side is Hot/Powered/Load/Source (L). The other end being Neutral/Ground (N) when deleting the Ballast. The LED blub is directional. If it dosn't come on take out the bulb and reinstall in at 180 degrees.
My 1997 F350 7.3 (omw to work)
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.2 года назад
Just me going to work. Not my best video. Sorry for bad camera angle.
1996 F150 4.9L
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.2 года назад
Ride along with me down AR. Hwy 229 from Poyen to Traskwood. (Just for Fun)
Will an OBS Ford hold up to modern traffic speeds (4.9L inline-6 /M 5 speed)
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.2 года назад
Some will say these trucks are to old slow, and under-powered for the flow of modern traffic. After watching this would you agree?
OBS Ford hwy speed. (4.9L inline 6 /M 5-speed)
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OBS Ford hwy speed. (4.9L inline 6 /M 5-speed)
What to look for when buying and OBS Ford
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What to look for when buying and OBS Ford
1996 F150 4.9 inline 6 5 speed short ride along
Просмотров 31 тыс.2 года назад
1996 F150 4.9 inline 6 5 speed short ride along
1985 F350 6.9 idi NA w/ C6 transmission Dana 70 rear-end
Просмотров 1422 года назад
1985 F350 6.9 idi NA w/ C6 transmission Dana 70 rear-end
1997 F350 7.3L OBS 5-speed (Short Ride Along)
Просмотров 32 тыс.2 года назад
1997 F350 7.3L OBS 5-speed (Short Ride Along)
Thank you!
We're still waiting 🤣 Love the truck man - thanks for making these videos.
Yeah took a minute to get to speed. Thanks for watching.
Nice truck.. im finshing a wild 96 f150 build with a binch if off the wall mods.. biggest being a 70s f500 wire harness install, f500 gauges heater control and customized dash carb coverion 5 speed swap outside frame rail 3 inch exhaust , 4 inch lift on a 2wd chassis and lots of smaller mods .. check out my channels playlists of shorts covering everything
No bullshit, this is probably the best tutorial on bottle jacks on the entire youtube.
Thank You so much
Your comment really moved me today had to come back and thank you agian.
No problem, it's always a rare luxury to find proper instruction on RUclips
9:26 "I love bottle jacks." lol. Awesome video. Very helpful. Thank you!
that’s sick asf must really be able to feel the engine to drive stick with no rpm guage
1:14 another OBS passing by lol nice!
Incredible video, I can tell you know a lot
Amazing knowledge shared here, thank you.
Always use safety blocks or jack stands Don't trust a hydraulic jack to support any thing that you're under.
Yes Jack Blocks
Top speed video?
85ish maybe 100 possibly 110mph, the speedo cluster stops at 85
driving like that would add to the fuel economy numbers for sure.only way i can squeeze 21 mpg from a 4.0 ohv.
I'm not sure what MPG I'm getting.
Very good video . Thank you .
Yo keep up the videos you're good at it
Sarcasm?
Good afternoon Jamie -- I found that Steve Saunders has a you tube channel called "Steve Saunders" or @stevesaundersireland. It is much smaller than his gigantic forums but has a few interesting GL 1200 vids. I'm sure there are vids on you tube for just about anything you might be doing with that bike. Hope that helps.
Nice one Jamie! I probably can't help much on this as all my two wheelers have pedals (mountain bikes). Nice project even if it is frustrating. Is this your side job?
no I'm not sure. Thats a good point you made. I will look into it in the morning. As far as a side job...kinda. I do mobile automotive service and repairs mainly. I do handyman work as side job.
@@tradesman91 It's ounces -- I looked it up. So far it looks like the GL 1200 uses about 8.9 oz but I'm still looking.
I got that from "Steve Saunders Goldwing Forums" . Can't put links or the comment will be rejected! There seem to be a lot of resources for repair guys out there. Forums and videos.
@@jameswallace5059 oh my... James Thank You.
Steve Saunders Goldwing Forums Awesome!
Cool truck! Love the engineering
Thanks. Yeah I dint know how to go about it at the time and just trail and error though it.
Rewarding point of rescue when they start to live again
amen
I just wanted you to know that you helped me tremendously.
thank you. Another video related to the bottle jack is past due and will hopefully very soon possibly today be out.
I hope you dont kill someone with that ghost driving. Get a mount and better content.
Thank you. Yeah we wouldnt need that happening. You have any suggestions besides the mount that would improve my content?
Wow -- Jamie is back -- yay. That looks great! I have a 7.3 idi with a E4OD so close enough -- I can relate. Looking forward to this project
Hey buddy. I'm trying to get back into it. Life is like a roller coaster on my end lol.
I appreciate the video brother! Just bought one today and wasn't exactly sure how to use one! Thank you
Glad I could help!
You mentioned the tree tunneling effect in Michigan where im at we have alot of that because of the broad range of tree types but the assholes from the government cut it back because their afraid it might fall in the street or on cars they ruin anything that might be considered pretty here . I say cars hit trees all the time lets give the trees a chance to fight back.
Trees just call up Mother Nature and request for a Hail Storm and buddy Ol Tornado!
@@tradesman91 Tornado's are nature's urban redevelopment
Whats the D speed on a manual trasmission?
The ‘d’ stands for Overdrive, usually the top gear in alot of old 4 speed gearboxes.
Drive, and L if you see it Low. Not sure why a car company that started in 1920s would do that in the 1990s when everyone was fine with the simple 12345. The L1234 and 1234D is the same thing as the 12345 as far as I know. I guess the L makes ppl think its a pulling low gear and D as an higher speed drive gear. Referring to 9th Gen Ford F Series
Are you wearing a snuggy??
The bottle jack that came with my truck has been stored sideways for over 15 years and it seems to work just fine…
Nice. Thank You glade you point that out. If you guys have a spot on your truck or car with a factory bottle jack that's great. If its mounted where it can't roll, and stuffs not hitting or sliding on the rubber plug or the cheap pin part. On top of it being out of the weather oh yeah it should last forever. "Store it upright is out of practice" is very important Too many reasons. Main off the top is to protect the jack. lets say new guy in moblie homes, or big trucks, or what ever puts that jack on its side, BIG NO NO. Never not ever never. Put one on its side in a flat bed side box with some rocks or lose tools and go for a drive. Damge the Pin or little lunger area. Chance of the Jack leaking into bed or box, and possible upset boss or owner. few other reasons: Takes up less space Looks professional and you take care of your Jacks with Air attachment is better protected. Happy Boss/Owner they $$$$$$$$$$$ runbber plug will still be there Screw Head Attachment not lost less overall damege to every thing.
I just raised a corner of my house up 3/4 in. with a 20 ton bottle jack like that. Question - If you get dirt or little rocks stuck in the top where the seal is, can that damage it in some way? After using it a little rock was in there and while testing I heard a noise at the top like pressure escaping cause I think the rock was pushing the seal open. I cleaned it up and it seems fine now.
Yes, and sorry for the for ever late response. However it shouldn't be that easy for the dirt to hurt it. Should be able to drop it of in a mud whole with sand and rocks add and still be fine just wash it off and dry it and lube it with something like WD40 to protect it from water and air make sure the rubber plug in the middle of the body is there. Clean area around that little plunger where it pushes down into the base (little cylinder)1st then fully extend the jack and the screw head if it has one. Clean then WD40. put away upright and screw head barely lose and cylinders down, the release nob barely closed. Preferable out of rain. But i have ran them over with trucks and left them out side for years and they still work and i had others feel like they broke out of the box, but kind of not really on that last part.
I just bought one, it wants to move, very comfortable at 70 mph
Nice. Is it rolling around in a truck bed. I put mine in 8X16 cinder blocks and a milk create
Looks like a panther!
Nice truck
Thank you buddy
thank you!!
Great introduction to the tool!
Damn, bro thanks. Much better than the school system 👍
Would you recommend using it to open house windows? I can do it but shoulder and back not happy
Bottle jacks don't come down by there self
Cheap ones don't. Some are made with a spring that retracts.
My 1990 300 with the 5 spd M5oD has no problems cruising the turnpike at 75 (around 26-2800 rpms). Not much ooomff after 60 is for passing but it drives great and I love it
I am still blow away by the 300. Skinny little engine can put in that work. Feels like it kinda brakes the laws of physics'
Can you make another video and talk about which Gear in
Wow, this was very helpful. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
Good old Ford I-6 power
i love that static sound the 300 makes its so good
Thanks dude it helped a lot i just got one so i can change my wheels and do a oil change ❤ thanks for the tips really helpful man ❤
Thanks bud. Wanted a botto jack but none have the height I need to work under my truck. Now I know how to make it work. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
I wrapped the s0eedo around back to 0 in a 96 6speed so ya gas m8lage 10 to 12 but definitely able t9 run fast as he'll the 4 speed that's rough 70 you pull8ng 3k or more
mpg?
Brilliant very informative. I've been looking at those Big Red bottle jacks..looks ideal to lift a 4x4. Great video 👍
Great video. Good solid tips and instruction.