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Look at the data plate on the old motor. It will have the size and rating info for the motor listed on it. Use that information when searching for a replacement motor. Alternatively, you can look up the model number of your furnace and research what motor it takes.

Beauty ! I test-rode one of these a long time ago, wound up falling in love with (and buying) a CBX instead. That exhaust note hooked me and reeled me in....

Thanks so much!

@maintenanceman1503 to quote my old 1960's VW Maintenance manual: "Treat your ass kindly for it bears you". Look after that old girl & ride safe friend.

@duncanjowett5575 love that quote! I’ll treat her well. Thanks!

That’s a different perspective. I’ll have to take your word for it. I’ve never heard the sound of a large dock shift moving in the water, pulling on its line.

I agree. I can actually hear things around me when I’m on this bike, on my Harley. I couldn’t even hear traffic in some cases. But I will admit that Harley looks sexy as hell.

@@maintenanceman1503 Harley has become gay now 😂😂😂😂

@@user-cu9bh1kx7f has it?!? I guess I’m out of the loop! What’s taking its place?

@@maintenanceman1503 They tried same shit as they did with Budwiser but i think they had to back of from it , you know those fucking rainbow fools

@@user-cu9bh1kx7f lol

Oh man! If that happened to me, I would need therapy. Best of luck, brother.

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Everybody likes that yellow! I haven’t ever seen one except on line.

Thanks man!

You did?! That’s cool! I did not know they were manufactured out there. Thanks for that!

@@maintenanceman1503 Great job with great owners. Technically, you have a Vetter fairing, and Rifle came later, but they are the same people, and we knew the product line as Rifle. Motorcycle makers figured out soon enough, that they could make their own fairings, and sell them cheaper. Our last day of operation, the whole plant took a group photo outside in the garden...then shut off the lights and locked the doors. Rifle carried on for almost 30 years, albeit MUCH smaller, making race and custom fairings. Unfortunately, they became a victim of the Covid shut down in mid 2023.

@SLO-Ride sounds like you were part of a proud legacy, you were lucky to be a part of that.

@@maintenanceman1503 It is a notch in my gas tank :) I started there 3 days after High School, but it only lasted a year after that. But it absolutely started my lifetime of riding!

Appreciate that, thanks!

When you take off the motor, it will have a little data plate that tells you the specifications. In most cases, you can just use that information to find one online that matches. Or, if you have a place that sells motors in your town, you can take the whole electric motor to them and they can, use it as an example and find you a replacement. As a final way to do it, you can use the make and model and serial number of your furnace (or whatever the motor goes to) and contact the manufacturer and ask for a replacement motor for that model.

Glad it helped. Thanks for leaving a comment.

Glad you liked it!

Ya, most of the time.

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment and for watching the video!

But seriously, great how to. I have overheating on my daughter's 2010 OBW. TStat didn't fix it, so going down the list. Thanks again!

Glad you enjoyed it

Glad it helped ya out!

I found it common at that facility because it is a mountain summer camp with dirt roads, foot paths, and lots of dusty kids. After I took over as maintenance director, I started scheduled maintenance for cleaning and filter changes.

What year, make, and model do you own?

@@maintenanceman1503 I have a 2014 limited outback

@@liannesilano2740 if you remove the foam tool tray, the tire won’t fit? What size are your tires?

@@maintenanceman1503 nope, can’t get it down in the well at all. 225/60/17

Ugh, that’s a bummer. Looks like the limited offered 17” tires (over the standard 16”) and that wheel well was not molded to accept anything larger than 16”.

I think your best bet would be a fixer flat product and maybe one of those tire plug kits

@@maintenanceman1503 Thx for the reply.

By email at YMCA.maintenance.man@gmail.com

@@maintenanceman1503 done!

Ya, it’s a lot of steps to get to that little rewind assembly!

Hey, thanks so much for taking the time to leave me a comment. I’m glad it helped you out. I appreciate the encouragement.

Well it depends on what controls that fan. Does your wall thermostat turn it on when you set it to “fan on”?

@@maintenanceman1503 yes the wall thermostat controls it

@swey289 when you turn on the fan at the thermostat, does the fan respond by turning on?

Yes it does

@swey289 sounds like it’s short cycling (when a furnace fan turns off and on frequently). You might be able to fix some of these, but a professional might need to be called for others. it’s going to be one of a few different problems. It could be a faulty fan limit switch. That switch turns the blower on and off based on the information it gets from a temperature probe. A bad switch can keep the blower from turning off after the burners has stopped and the air exchanger is cool enough you could test the limit switch with a multimeter. It could be a dirty air filter. Air filter that’s very dirty can cause the furnace to turn on and off more often. You could have leaky or poorly designed ductwork, a furnace that’s too big, abnormally, high or low heat exchange temperatures, corroded, or dirty flame sensor, obstructed airflow from closed, vents or returned, ducks, or the blower motor could be malfunctioning The furnace should only be going through about 2 to 4 heat cycles each hour. And each cycle should last 5 to 15 minutes depending on your thermostat setting and how cold it is outside.

If I have that happen, then I’ll create an episode for it. I’ll call at the “$&!$ Fan is stuck on the shaft” episode! Lol

Redneck weed eater? I like it!

Hmmm that sounds like some sort of custom fitted toilet. Maybe whoever installed it didn’t really figure out how to follow the manufacturers recommendations or they had to make a modification in order to make it work in that spot? I’d recommend replacing it with a different toilet. The one in the video is hard to find parts for now. The Thetford Aqua-Magic® VI cost around $140 new, with free shipping here: www.amazon.com/dp/B0B8LN4PR5/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_5J9YFDTX8K7HXN777X1J?linkCode=ml2&tag=scampchannel-20

Sweet, let me know how that turns out. I bet you’ll be real happy with the results.

It’s been about a year and her CR-V’s trim still looks great. I think it’ll last several years.

Dang man, that sucks. Well, a replacement toilet isn’t hard to install.

@maintenanceman1503 Actually , I went to Lowes, bought 5 ft. of the same size cable for about $4.. then bought some lead fishing weights that I softened (melted) with a torch, & fed the cable through it. Worked perfect although the lead balls at each end of the cable weren't perfectly round..LoL..but that wasn't a problem. I've ordered the plastic piece that the cables swivel on when the pedal is depressed. But All in All..I still couldn't have done it without your video. Thanks Again, Sir.

Great job

You are welcome! The Thetford 24571 Aqua Magic IV Foot Flush Repair Package is hard (if not impossible) to find right now. The website below has a diagram of all the parts for the Aqua Magic IV you’ll have to scroll down). Try just ordering the ones you need (like the cable). www.rvupgradestore.com/thetford-33198-foot-pedal-p/44-1143.htm

The Thetford 24571 Aqua Magic IV Foot Flush Repair Package is hard (if not impossible) to find right now. The website below has a diagram of all the parts for the Aqua Magic IV you’ll have to scroll down). Try just ordering the ones you need (like the cable). www.rvupgradestore.com/thetford-33198-foot-pedal-p/44-1143.htm

I hope so too!

Glad I could help!

Yeah, it should be standard!

You are welcome!

The Thetford 24571 Aqua Magic IV Foot Flush Repair Package is hard (if not impossible) to find right now. The website below has a diagram of all the parts for the Aqua Magic IV you’ll have to scroll down). Try just ordering the ones you need (like the cable). www.rvupgradestore.com/thetford-33198-foot-pedal-p/44-1143.htm

The campground ordered them, so I don’t know. I think they were pretty expensive.

Glad it was helpful!

You’re right,

You are right.