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Thank you! thank you! thank you!!! This has been driving me crazy for several weeks now. I was ready to buy a new refrigerator but it was not in my budget. The refrigerator you demonstrated on was exactly the model I have and your instructions were PERFECT!! I was able to follow and do what you did. No fires. No explosions. Now I am just waiting to see if I have no more water on the floor. Thank you again. 😊😊😊

Hi uxwbill its been a minute since we had a update on basement stereo any changes or updates to it with new equipment

the poor bastard !

Update on roach palace? 😀

I just randomly thinked about you just a moment ago, didn't remember your channel name for a bit but after a minute it came out of nowhere, glad to see you still make videos I'll watch them all from where I left off

My 8300 won't turn on... I dont know what it is the problem, Power supply is ok, cables seems to be ok just unplugg evertyhing and replug in. Same light led is ON when Power supply is plugged to the board. Maybe the power button at front is messing around but he's just too damn hide in the chasis no way to acces to that. I didn't see some jumper to power on board. I just spray some alcohol and air to clean the button and i get nothing from that. Any suggestion?

UXWDad definitely seems to be getting more comfortable on camera than in years past. The family dynamic on video is always fun with these guys.

if you aren't running linux on a chromebook, something's wrong with you

mine says made in Korea

Your house looks very nice

So since BlogTV is defunct, do you happen to still remember the answer

I see a lot of those windmills on I-55 driving from St. Louis to Chicago

The Sears in my hometown closed in 2014. The mall that it was in... Town Square Mall closed about a year ago. I went in there a couple months before they closed and took a bunch of pictures of the inside. I counted about 13 total stores remaining in that mall, it's a shame to see them go because I remember going in the mall on numerous occasions back in 2007 and browsing Sears like it was a candy store

I think the blower is going out in my window ac. Occasionally, it needs a good smack. It still blows ice cold once the blower works. It is a 2000 model. 24 years old.

The most viable reason to recover R-22 at home is so you dont have to pay $$$ for it later.

I just did the same thing with the exact same model but it has the check bag light sensor tripped even though there’s remotely nothing in the bag.

Hay, that’s cool!

It’s videos like this that keep old cars on the road

Air Conditioner passed the good old smoke test.

If it didn't go bang, then job's a good 'un, seems like things are working well there... :D

Glad to hear the AC is still working. With a little bit of tlc, these old tractors just keep running just like a well maintained old car.

Thanks for the update Bill

Nice to see Naughty Truck is still going

Sounds fantastic

Impressive view

Ummmmmm...... interesting 😊

Thank you William for uploading in 4k60. I like all the fine details you can see with it. Love from Germany, my friend❤...

awsome.

What was the attachment on the tractor doing?

Those old allis chalmers are bulletproof. just got back from displaying our 7020 tractor at a tractor show over the weekend. Unfortunately ours is less cool and wasn’t optioned with A/C or a radio

Be sure to check out the show notes in the video description! Tell them Bill sent you.

Good job.

I just bought, at an estate sale, an IBM Model 25 type 8525-004 for the sum of $5.00. LOL, it is absolutely beautiful.

With a name like "Denali Aire," I pretty much expected it to be frigidly cold basically forever.

very useful! thanks a lot 😉

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Can you suggest why my truck misfires a bit every other day? When it does it us tough going up hills.Had plugs and wires replaced.New gas cap was needed..still oc assional burping and missing.Grrr. 1999 Isuzu Hombre 145k miles Standard Cab. Ty.Love you videos! Funny!

thanks for staying up late to help us Bill!

Watched this when it was posted and for some reason waited to comment until now, but im very glad to see you’re still posting frequently. Your videos have furthered my interest in computers and other technology for the last 7 or 8 years now. I know you haven’t posted any videos regarding the Peoria Area Amateur Radio Club Superfest in several years, but I was wondering if you would be attending this year? I am (somewhat) close to the area and may finally attend in September. Awesome and inspirational content as always, Bill!

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Hiya Bill. Kniw this us an ancient video but just looked there again it seems quite a low red line for a petrol V6 at about 5200rpm or there abouts & it 9nly goes to 7000. Esp when most petrol engines have a red line more in the 7-8000 range. Maybe its cyz its supercharged and just the characteristics of the 3800 its not a particularly high revver. Or meant to be.

This has probably been asked before, but is this thing still around?

Why are you such a jerk bill i mean c'mon now lol i'm kidding hopefully you can get the A/C blowing ice cold in that tractor. That AM radio looks like a older Delco. I wonder how hard it would be to swap it out with another shaft style AM/FM radio.

I came across this video while browsing the internet on my Dell Dimension 3000. Yes, you read that right, I am watching this on a 2005 Dell computer. It is running Windows XP Professional, still has the original 80gb HDD, 1.5 Gb of RAM and an Intel Celeron clocked at 2.13 Ghz. I ran into the same issue you did, in the sense that it does not like playing CZcams videos all that well, largely in part that the computer is now nearly 20 years old as of this writing. Interestingly enough, it is still somewhat usable on the modern internet if using a supported web browser. Just for grits and shins, I am upgrading the CPU to a Pentium 4 HT similar to the one used in this video. It will be interesting to see if it changes the performance of this machine in any way.

Hey William!! Great to see another video from you! I miss my old 98' Town Car and my 94' Crown Vic so very much. But I'm glad to drive Hondas and a toyota now!!

22:54 A "sham" is an appropriate word, a fraud or hoax, although SCAM seems to me to be more accurate due to there being no effort made to become actually reasonable & harm & corruption practiced that keeps everyone from becoming all that smart nor even wanting to figure out what an actual reasonable person would be nor even try to become even remotely smart.

My wife has an 05 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Ultimate and we love it

I know they don't want you drilling holes in the bottom, but I have found they stay a lot cleaner if you drill a hole or two but obviously avoiding the condenser and lines. I haven't really noticed too much of an efficiency difference. Great video, Hopefully he gets some decent cooling for the rest of the summer.

After high school in 1971 I got my first full time job at a small family owned heating and air conditioning company. Before they hired me there were only 3 employees. There were a lot of different window unit brands that we serviced, but we only sold the Fedders brand. Is Fedders still around? During the summer wash outs were one of the main things we did. We used to remove the AC from its housing and take it outside, remove the shrouds from around the evaporator and condenser coils, oil the motors that had oil cups, wrap the motor in plastic to keep it dry and clean the whole air conditioner. We didn’t use coil cleaner, we used powdered Tide laundry detergent and a water hose. Luckily most of the A C’s had a slide out chassis in those days, but there were a few where we had to remove the whole AC unit from the window to do a wash out. The A C’s in restaurants were the worst. Their evaporator coils would get clogged up with grease. It took a lot of Tide to clean them! When I got that job I thought I wanted to learn how to be a heat and air technician. I became one hell of a duct mechanic! It was all metal duct that had to be cut, screwed together and wrapped with fiberglass insulation There was no such thing as flex duct in those days. It meant working mostly in hot attics that felt like saunas though there were installations where we got to crawl around under houses in the dirt. We had a choice of either our right ear or our left ear in the dirt. At least it was cooler! Where I lived in North Florida the water table was too high for basements. In the winter we serviced and cleaned soot from oil fired space heaters, floor furnaces, and central heat furnaces. I lasted 2 years at that job but found out that the heat and air business wasn’t for me! I didn’t hear the chirping sound you were talking about, but I used to have a 2002 Ford Ranger with a 3.0 V6 engine that started making a chirping noise. It turned out to be the bearings on the camshaft position sensor that fits into the engine where the distributor used to be. It was an easy fix.

For keeping hot water hot, a large vacuum insulated container does the job quite well.