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This is not brake related On my 94 GMC sierra 5-7 TBI 2500 It starts perfect and the spray injectors run perfect for ten minutes then start spraying little and bogs down to a stop. I changed the relay on the firewall and the I.A.C. could it be the E.G.R. relay ?

Right on time I'm about to run a new line to the rear brakes of 94 sierra 2500 the bleeders are probably seized I like your gravity method need some or those nifty tools, Ill look them up the stopper clamps and hydraulic hose clamp for other work thanks.

Great video... Thanks

Tku sow much sir

I stick a telescopic magnetic pickup tool to the bottom end of the alignment pin and the weight of it makes the pin stay straight up and down.

I got a Detroit 12.7 and when I go up here or have a low it doesn't pull its like there's no power when I have a load on it trying to figure what I need an overhaul

This guy is a national treasure im an owner operator with a detroit series 60 and thinking about getting a home use welder very timely 👍

I retired from trucking after 46 yrs 5.4 million miles had enough

SOUNDS like a steam train 0:47

Nice clean welds, I don't see much spatter. Good video.

It'll be nice to see you use it on some jobs.

This is great for light or quick repairs. I'm sure it will be quite useful!

thanks

If I am welding mild steel it's always with flux core.

I saw one of these on another channel and he was pretty impressed with it.

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What a Nice little unit for the money ! Perfect for small Jobs. I have a 252 Miller and love it but this review has opened my eyes to other brands. Thanks for the video Gordon

Well done Gordon ! The copper/nickel is much nicer to work with steel as well. Its a little more money but well worth it. I hope your video gives others the confidence to take On a brake line job.

What a Nice work area for you, Im sure you will enjoy that ! How is the trucking ? Its slow trucking for me as well but sure I dont mind. It leaves time to Get other things done. Looks like your making the best of your time. I always look forward to your new videos.

My hat's off to you. I tried to make a simple fuel line. I gave up and used hose. I'm glad I live in the southern US where there isn't salt on the road. Old cars here deteriorate from the heat and UV of the sun - on top. The chassis are all fine. (sometimes well oiled, LOL) The brake lines on my 22 year old car look brand new.

I have to replace fuel lines on my pickup, really looking forward to that.

I always wondered how they hold the frame down!

That line looked factory. Nice job!

Looks like that winder for the anchors takes a man to drive it.

Nice job gordan

Good job. The only tim3e I ever did this is on an old pickup I had...short line....maybe 4' or something. SO I bent it by hand, and it had flared ends already. It worked great.

Lookin' good! I always hated having to do any work laying on gravel and dirt. I think the only thing better than this would be to work inside.

Just wandering why you didn't pour all the to the base of the structure?

Great detail, thanks for sharing. Will let you know how I get on. 😀

Great Vid man. helped me out. all done now it got dark out when I doing all this so I still have to put all that plastic back on but I rode around and it;s all good. Thanks

LOL people. i just stopped this right in the middle of it al and went and changed out my front brakes. my new ones did not have the grooves either and they were not the OEM honda ones is why. i picked EBC sinistered when I got these and it was because they were pretty expensive for regular people that have 100 dollar bills they can shed out, LOl i got these expensive ones for 24 dollars, both sides. and I got the rear for 9 bucks. i could have got some cheapo chinese ones but i just held ot till I found someone that was selling the better ones made in the USA / any who, just took that bike for a RIPP around the neighborhood , it;s after 10:30 now so I really laid into it , Bajajaja you would not believe what a GL1500 sounds like with open pipes. it is way way way More fun! Honda OEM really are the best brakes for the bike, REAL ones not teh dumb ones. The REAL Honda Brake pads are made by AKEBONO - they are awesome for cars and bikes. However, I think akebono had some agreement with honda about saying that out loud in ads or some shit. i cant find a real on a akebono pad anywhere . anyway, I barely know what i am doing on these brakes, just followed this video and changed them out and did several tests and my brakes are AWSOME! not really but they are as AWESOME as a gold wing brake can get. You know what i mean.

Always good to see you!

3/8 Allen socket but what size??

Thanks for the video I have the same problem now on mine

Step 1. Buy some WD-40

I don't miss fighting the rust on my vehicles when I lived in Illinois. Thanks for the video!

Thank you very much

Hi Gordon brilliant video I love your new garage

Yikes those brakes were awful they look good now, That shade is an awesome thing.

Gettin' things done, that's always a good feeling. The rooftop looks great. I think I recall hearing you mention needing something like that. Always fun and educational, which I like. Thanks for the vid!

You handyman is tired😢

Aee they, recaps😮

Thanks for update staying busy as ever looks like..wonder how much wind carport is rated for or if they even metioned it..thanks take care

That's a nice carport I have been looking into one of those also for my backyard but there are no deals right now. Are you going to enclose it or leave it open?

Hi Gordon, thanks for the update. I've switched over to using copper coated brake lines when I have to replace them now. They don't rust out like the metal lines and they're alot easier to bend. maybe worth looking into for your truck. Let me know what you think. have a good one.

That’s a f**cking FORD RANGER❤😂

God bless

Thank you for sharing 👍🏼