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People like you like to stick in the past I have LED lights in my house had no issues whatsoever incandescent balls burnout very quick I have worst luck with incandescent then LED

Love your great sense of humor in your videos.😅

It’s nice to see Mike Pence still helping others with this video. ❤

I absolutely hate led bulbs for housing. They suck soo bad. I want my incandescent bulbs back. Still trying to buy them when I see them. Also these bulbs are highly toxic from the crap they are made from. Lawsuits to come.

@Bucees give this man a beer!

$12.99! You didnt have to throw it away. This homeless guy would have eaten it.

Plumber would not charge $500 for that.

Learn to use a level 😂😂😂😂

Incandescent bulbs aren't "illegal."

Putting the cut end down against the concrete (without any further treatment) is going to lead to rot quickly...it's like using untreated lumber. Ideally you would either seal it, or put the cut end at the top so that it's not soaking up moisture from the ground.

Did not even spill the beer so it must be a great product! 🍻

Beer Bong!!! LOL

Hi there, I am trying to start my M923A2 but I have two other black cables besides the Positive and Negative cables

“Thats gonna make someone sick” Camera guy: -_-

I would like to have seen you use all HF ''system'' : hole cutter & grommet setter on the floor. Perhaps what the HF unit needs is a very solid base to work best. Thumbs down for obvious incomplete (misleading) testing.

There is two bucees in St Augustine and Daytona Beach but the trip is part of the experience

My cheap grommet tool worked for the grommets themselves, but the punch that came with it was utterly unable to cut through canvas. I used it to mark the canvas then used an xacto to cut through the canvas.

I wish everyone made videos like you! Straight to the point. thanks!

Interesting CZcams name. Good video, I subscribed.

Well two tens = twenty! Maybe Amazon is stuck on common core math? How much pressure did it take when pushing down on the green machine?

I've been looking on ebay UK for the green press as you have got, and it appears. that there's a whole punch die with the machine. Did your green machine come with the die punch? And you just decided not to use it. I think I need to do more investigation before I invest in one of these machines.

Very educational. Very entertaining. 🎬👍

Dude seriously? You wanted to show the world a simple technique to getting a key unstuck but somewhere in your head you went all Steven Spielberg on us with combining it with a Libtard apocalypse. OMG the production value of this is tremendous. 4 thumbs up.

I think I just found the next Mothers Day crafts project for my kids.

Someone who actually knows diy

So... this is partly true, but there are other reasons. If you're having significant trouble inserting the key, then yes, lubrication is the easiest thing to try first. However, a lot of time the reason you can't remove your key, especially on non-padlock cylinders, is because the retaining cap is loose, or it's that the two screws securing the actuating tailpiece to the back of the key cylinder are loose. The ability to insert the key, turn the cylinder core, and then remove the key requires a specific amount of in/out "play" to be there. If there is too much tension, it binds the moving parts and prevents correct function. If there is too little tension, then the core of the cylinder, the part that rotates, will be able to move in and out too much. This creates a situation akin to one of those finger trap toys that won't let you simply pull your fingers apart in order to get them out. In a lock, there are different length pins that correspond to the depth of the valleys in your key. When you insert the correct key in the lock, all of those pins sit in the bottom of those valleys and create a level surface that is the same height as the lock core, which is called the "shear line". That is why you can turn it, at that point. When the retaining cap/screws on the back of the core allow too much in/out movement, it allows the key to start lifting those pins above the shear line and into the main housing that holds the spring loaded "driver pins" and prevents the key from being removed since the harder you pull on the key, the more trapped those pins become. So, to remove your key you'll have to push the core into the lock cylinder with one hand and then use the other hand to pull the key out. This will simulate having the correct tension on the core, allowing the key to be removed. If this is what is happening, you'll either have to call a locksmith to repair it, or you can do it yourself if you feel confident in your mechanical abilities. If your lock has a spring loaded pin engaging a geared cap on the back of the core, you'll need to press that pin down and turn the cap until it's tight, then you loosen it 2 notches, allow the retaining pin to seat, and test the key. If it turns smoothly with no drag, and you can remove your key with no issues, you're set. If it sticks a bit when you try to pull out the key, tighten the cap 1 notch, and if it feels a bit tight when you turn the key, loosen it one notch. If you have screws holding a tailpiece in place, just tighten the screws and you're done. I'm a locksmith, and this is one of the more common issues i see. As for lubrication, stay away from WD-40 as it tends to get really sticky when it dries, which causes the lock to bind up. I really like tri-flow, super lube, or Houdini lock lubricant. Everyone used to use powdered graphite, but i don't like it because it's SUPER messy and has s tendency to clog up the lock, especially if you accidentally use too much.

I'm pretty sure the zombie apocalypse has been here for a while.

Simple Video Title + Zombies + Humor 10/10

Wish I have seen this before. Broke my key off last week.

In my job we drill hundreds of holes a day and "walk it in". Start it more slowly and gently til you have enough of a hole to easily drill. Just takes a second vs grabbing a whole other tool .

FIRST!!!! 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄 all jokes aside. Great Information! Lot's of folks out in the CZcams world have no idea how easy a punch makes things.

What if its the long hoses how would you jack the forks at a height?

Great Video! After watering you know full well Mr. Dog Poop is going to make you clean the windows now!

Isn't that single wire where you added the red extension wire #569? If so, shouldn't that go to the pos. terminal on battery #1 to send 12v to the switch for the blower motor for the low speed? Please let me know as I'm just about to do this same conversion in my M923A2.

I'm born and raised in Georgia one of everyone in my family who is born for 200 years and there are no alligators in Northern Georgia that's only in the Okefenokee swamp which is an extreme South Georgia

Buc-yes, please 🙏 make a truck stop. We need good food and diesel. Plus, a place to sleep.

Oven cleaner is the new duct tape! PS: That is one crazy motor in that Fiat 😁😁😁😁😁😁

Having a cold one before starting the job. Like me, you are Mexican my friend. Welcome to the familia 👍

"7-11 food"? How dare you!!!! I usually get the pulled pork...but they're all really, really good.

Got to toast the bun. Golden rule of bbq.

I have one opening in under a month about 10 miles from me here in CO

The first time that I went to one was in Kentucky. I got the pulled pork. It was good. A shirt, a fountain drink and their beef jerky. It was all good.

You have done a miss justice to the sandwiches.

Those sliced brisket sandwiches are SOOOO good. I get one every time I go.

I started counting how many times he put his bare “meat hooks” on the video guys sandwich. 🤣 Monk would’ve gone into meltdown mode.

1st trip - "Wow. This is amazingly big and kinda stupid." 2nd trip - "I'm going to get those things I saw/heard about but missed the first time." 3rd trip - "This is just crowded and I'm wasting 30+ minutes for gas station food." I'll never go a 4th time. Race Trac and Love's are better.

I dont think they suck at all. Who wants a bulb that has a 5% efficiency producing light and burns our after 700 hours? If you don't like your LED bulb, get a different one. There's an incredible variety.

In California the gas would have been $180 and that sandwich would have been $22.50!

Very informative video about generator maintenance. Hopefully the old generator can be fixed. Are you up for a collaboration? Hipa supplies carburetors and other parts for generators, and other outdoor power equipment. Maybe we could work together to share more tips on small engine repair to help the DIY repairers in the community.