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Filming with the radio in the background doesn’t work

WOW, ARE YOU KIDDING????????//// THAT WOOKS GREAT, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. genius

How's the Ciera now? I like your videos - keep uploading 👍 All the best from the UK

my clutch is behaving the same way on my 99 VL1500 intruder. (engaging almost at full extension) did you ever happen to nail down the cause of this. I recently changed the fluid and it didn't have an effect on it either still the same. I just ordered the clutch bolts and springs since I had replaced one a while back without doing the other four due to just not having the money at the time. so figured if you had any input I'll have that side of the case open and could use any further advice you may have.

That works great going have to give that a try right now

Thanks for making and sharing this amazing tip. I used the 3/8" bolt as you mentioned with 3 3/4" long shaft with 2 1/2" extended out of the chuck.

That’s either genius or crazy as hell maybe both.

Thank you for this! You win, this is the simplest method by far. MUCH appreciated.

Apparently- Tim does not know how to edit video - this could have been 8 minutes tops: instead we watched six minutes of this video prying the case apart and in part two he's got loud music on the background that interferes with his video. 10 years ago this was commonplace in CZcams "I just get a camera and I make me some video" not so much anymore sir, stop wasting people's time!

a few squeeze clamps instead of string and a wooden dowel thats been waxed is way easier

There’s a piece of junk boat….

I just came across this and I’m not sure if this is the funniest thing I’ve seen today or it’s the most genius! Maybe it’s both! I live in the country where a few families have commercial farms that plant with huge commercial machines. But the vast majority have some little and some pretty decent sized ones that could feed a small army. I have no idea why no one else has ever thought of this. You might wanna delete this video and patent that. Then improve whatever needs improving like a cushy grip on the bar😂 and anything else you can think of but you gotta make it shiny so it’ll catch folks eyes. This is the poor man’s plow! All you need is a riding mower. I mean who wants to stand behind and run a tiller. It’ll wear you out! Now you don’t have to! And you don’t need an expensive tractor either. Just do it the easy way with your plow mower! I love seeing anyone using their brain so they can work smarter not harder. And so many things truly amaze me why I didn’t think of that. 😂 I am impressed.

Zip ties work well also, rather than string.

Just sold mine last May..an 89..set for ten years under a tree..was lucky with the engine a 351 Windsor..Holly four barrel..took me three years to get it back in the water..but wasn't in that bad of shape..you got your work cut out for you..best of luck buddy

Meanwhile, four years and 64,000 views later: Thank you, you are an official legend.....

Nice idea, but when I tried exactly this approach, the steel rod failed to have enough traction on the tire to pull itself around the rim. Maybe a wooden dowel would be better? I ended up using heavy-duty zip ties to hold the tire on (not string) as I pried it onto the wheel with a steel tire-iron. Not easy, but it works. I just needed three zip ties to do the deed. The upper wheel I simply removed and clamped in in my bench vise to run the tire iron & zip ties around it. Takes some muscle, but it works.

Dude, that was awesome!

Great video, thanks!

I used this method for my 14 inch JET, it worked a treat. Not so much for my 17 inch machine, I'll need to give it another go. Cheers

Well it was a hopeful idea anyway. My 17” tires laughed at me when I tried this method. Way less stretch than needed and not enough traction from the rotating shaft. I tried wood and metal shafts. ☹️

Thanks Tim. Appreciate the time to show that.

Thank you for sharing this video. This is very helpful. I used this trick to replace my tires, in an unheated shop, in late December, in Michigan. No preheating of the tires needed and it worked like a charm.

Worked like a charm - thanks very much!

For the win, I’ve been dreading changing my tires, well Sir your method was spot on under 10 minutes, I didn’t have string so I used zip ties, worked like a charm !! Thank you thank you thank you !!

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Worked pretty darn good for me. I did put a C clamp on the pulley as the new belt slipped off a couple of times as I went around. Thanks!

This works great but I used zip ties instead of string and a copper tube instead of steel

Tim - Thanks for making this video. I used your method to change the tires on a Rockwell 14" saw. Worked like a champ. The only thing I did different was use zip ties to hold the tire on to start. A very helpful video..saved me a lot of time and effort. Thanks very much.

thanks for the tip. used 2 zip ties and a long thin stainless steel rod chucked into my drill. Took longer to get the old tires off than to get the new ones on.

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I'm sure this works but not on a 18" Jet re-saw band saw with 1 1/2" wide tires 53" 1 1/2". The example shown is a 14" Craftsman band saw, the Jet tire runs in a recessed grove on the wheel. The tension on the wide tire just requires so much pressure that the washer was going to chew up the tire. Still got it on with 3 hands, some 4" wood clamps, pry bar, a wedge to keep the wheel from turning. Start by clamping at the top and work the tire as far as you can with 2/3 on the wheel in both directions and clamp. Use a pry bar to stretch and slowly work the tire on the wheel on both sides moving a second set of clamps as you go. Using a thin blade screw driver to get the final section onto the wheel. The tire came with a little tool that you can run around the wheel to seat and center the tire. Did soak the tire in hot water, made it a little more pliable but not by much. When I have to replace my Craftsman 14" tires I'm sure this technique will work.

You Sir, are the Man.

I run Stihl elasto start pull handles on all mine. Is easier on you and those composite parts on the inside of the pull cover when pulled if you bottom out. Damn good saws Stihl i have four all 0 series

Slickey-dickey!!!

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I got the same boat, but mine is much more of a project, lol. I am restricted mine for the great loop. I also have a CZcams channel and am documenting the build.. What's your plan with yours as far as using it?

Does that thing got a HEMI in it?🤔😜

Cut that original tank out from the aft cabin.... fix/repair/replace. Easy peasy job.... you can do it.

O66 had changes done to the crank, flywheel & case. Just an upgrade & a different cylinder size. Notorious for the size change. Some saws had as many as 3 different sizes. As for the 36" bar they were rated for a 32". Not to say it wouldn't pull it but for longevity. Both models had air filter leakage. Run 'em in the woods, grab a 55 gallon barrel of fuel, you'll need it!

My pulley on my blade wheel (not the motor pulley) works itself loose and comes off. I have re-positioned it and tightened the set screw several times, but in a few minutes of using it, it works loose again. Someone suggested I coat the set screw and keyway with JB Weld. What would you do about this problem? Thank you.

Hell yeah, most important of all 😂😂

You may or may not have noticed that when I opened the starter back up… I put that plate in backwards. I had it back on the truck before I watched the video, which is when I caught it, so I had to pull it back off of the truck, open it back up, flip the plate and reinstall it in the truck. It actually only took about 20 minutes but it would have been nice if I hadn’t had to do it again.

Thank you sir! I used spring clamps instead of string but it worked just as you showed. Took a few times of moving the spring clamps up the line as I went but it was a painless procedure. My old rubber tires were glued down with contact cement and took a half an hour each with acetone and a scraper to get them clean. I had to remove them from the saw with a puller to be able to work on them properly. If I have to replace my new urethane tires the procedure will take about five minutes thanks to you.

I used two zip ties and a smooth bolt. Worked perfectly.

This was fantastic advice....thanks for making it a breeze!

The best tip ever. Worked beautifully. Thank you!

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