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TruckdrivinMilan R
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Registrace 14. 02. 2017
Life of a truck driver, things I do and enjoy. Beekeeping, bbq, odds and ends.
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Maple Syrup Finishing The Sap
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Last minutes of boiling down maple sap to syrup
Oshkosh 2022 Fly Overs
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F-35 and Boing Jet and others Headphone warning 3:00 Music Disclaimer: music played by show management
Oshkosh 2022 STOL and Ultralight Field
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STOL, Light Sport and Ultralight pattern flying
Oshkosh 2022 Blue Tram to Seaplane Base
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Taking the Blue Tram to the South 40 bus pickup to the Seaplane Base Surprise meet with Jimmy’s World
OSHKOSH AIRVENTURE 2021
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 11
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 11
‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 10
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 10
Milwaukee M-12 FUEL 3/8” drive cordless ratchet Unboxing
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Milwaukee M-12 FUEL 3/8” drive cordless ratchet Unboxing
Skilsaw 10 1/4” TrueHVL cordless worm drive Unboxing
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Skilsaw 10 1/4” TrueHVL cordless worm drive Unboxing
‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 9
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 9
‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 8
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 8
‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 7
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 7
‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 6
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 6
‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 5
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 5
‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings Part 4
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings Part 4
‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings Part 3
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings Part 3
‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 2
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve O-rings part 2
‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve o-rings Part 1
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‘41 Farmall A cylinder sleeve o-rings Part 1
How do I keep the wood from catching and rubbing on the bottom of the machine on exit?
Sounds like you are taking to deep of a pass.
@@truckdrivinmilanr barely taking any, sometimes it barely touches and wants to catch on the exit and rubs the board
The front 3 bolts should be cracked loose too, while adjusting squareness.
The TS3650 is a great saw, you should be having that much out of squareness.
I wish I would have seen your video when you were working on it, I could have helped you alot.
Looks like you have the dial indicator zerod in metric mm instead of inches, so what you reading is not a small amount. Not thousanths of an inch.
It’s best to use an alignment plate in place of the blade. I have the same saw as yours.
For 100% accuracy yes. But the bolt hole slots on the trunnion were massively out of spec.
Pretty good price and hey it’s pretty good
Will it grind chicken bones?
I don’t put bones in the grinder
Noo
I've tried everything with mine I cant get mine to track worth a crap.
Did something get damaged in the shipping??
@truckdrivinmilanr9598 no its always had a tracking problem. I've watched and read every trick and it still does tbe same thing. I've replaced every bearing and belt, I'm going to sell it and buy a real tool.
@@Mostviews111Yep. Same experience. Piece of crap!
Капец сборка, коленвал зажало, винты сорвал😮
Sorry can’t read Cyrillic
The 1 2 3 and 4 are the order you go in sharpening
Now thats a stickburner American made 1/4 inch built and welded by American craftsmanship,that will be passed on too your kids for sure.💪🏼👊🏼🇺🇸
Thank you.
Glad you liked it
I just bought one, haven't got it yet. But I don't understand all the naysay, for me its going to be a finishing tool for ensuring a flat surface after I do the rough work by hand. Joint a face and edge, plane it to thickness, cut opposite edge on the table, glue up if needed, rough sand it a bit with random orbital, then smooth it out on the drum sander. Useful for finishing end grain stuff, too. Not sure why anybody would ever take more than the 1/64" at a pass on this type of machine. Just use the thickness planer, or a wide belt sander. Just my fish in the bucket. Great review!
Thanks for watching.
Where did you put.your feeler gauges at or between and what the gap
I put the two halves together and measured the distance between the bearings with snap gauges. Then measured the width of the crank with calipers. Subtract the with of the crank from the width of the distance between the case bearings. Then divide it in half. That will give you the dimension of feeler gauge you will need on one side to have the crank centered. It will act as a depth stop when pulling the crank through. The feeler gauge should fit on both sides of the crank after both halves are assembled. The feeler gauge goes in between the inside face of the crank bearing and the flat face against the crankshaft on the side of the counterweight.
You might want to fix your driveway. Your driveway sucks. You might want to get a drop off box to put at the end of your driveway if you don’t want to fix your driveway.
It’s 10’ wide and over 350’ long. I add 40 tons of gravel every year. You’re welcome to come do the maintenance so I don’t have to.
@@truckdrivinmilanr it looks like it is a long strip of standing water. If you’re worried because they pushed a a little gravel into the grass then perhaps you should pave it or put a dropbox at the end of the driveway. Your complaint just seems very petty, and I think that’s the general consensus if you look at the comments. You’re the one that posted this on social media. The comments just aren’t going your way. Don’t get mad.
@@lolly1405 it’s the ruts in the grass, did you even pay attention to the video. I can back a 53’ long semi trailer up my driveway and stay in the gravel. Like I said. If you can’t back up, stay the F*%# off my driveway. Maybe lining the edges with spiked boards would remedy anyone that can’t back up.
And yesterday, despite having a 50’ wide apron in front of my garage. The Amazon driver pulled his van onto the grass.
@@truckdrivinmilanr there’s really no excuse for just driving directly into the grass. Even though you believe there’s ample room to turn around, it doesn’t seem to drivers believe that.
Just picked one of these up. Looks perfect for getting rid of a pain in the butt X wife. I’m kidding of course I’m married 28 years and love my wife to death. 😂 Feels heavy like it’s well made. Just got two deer in the last three weeks so I needed this.
Congrats on the double haul. I debone all my meat and do a 20% pork fat mixture by hand after the first grind. Great for burgers or sausages. Make sure the meat is chilled to almost freezing after cubing before you grind. Anything warmer than than and your meat will turn to paste. And chill the grinder components in your freezer before assembling to grind.
@@truckdrivinmilanr Great info to know thanks bud.👍
Does it do well with leg quarters
Deboned and cubed up is the only way I grind. Bones are hard on a grinder, unless you have a professional Hobart that a meat processing plant uses.
Shame those seaplanes were so far away. But thank you for a great video.
Thanks
I was there. Probably standing next to your cameraman. A narrower angle lens maybe and perhaps scan slower. A fast scan leads to an image that the human brain can't follow/
I use my iPhone 7 to film. Worn out screen protector. Not in my budget for a fancy camera. I don’t beg for money on paytreon or sponsors.
I see you're not making the candles anymore, but I want to thank you very much for this video. I've been trying to figure out how to make bayberry candles for 20 years. I followed your directions, but using half beeswax and half real bayberry wax. Perfect! Your video is the gift that keeps giving.
Thank you for the kind words. I’m not the best videographer, but I do the best I can. Glad I could help.
Got one of these. Thought is was broken and returned it. Got a second one. The amount of slop in the mechanism is about 5deg on the bevel and 2mm across the face. I'm mystified that anyone is okay with the results these produce: I'm getting a better result from holding a chisel to a belt sander, used to remove big chips than these things. I'd take a sheet of wet/dry sandpaper over these. I don't want to criticize anyone personally, but recommending these seems very suspect to me.
It’s definitely not a Tormek, I’d be careful using a belt sander, the heat that would produce could change the temper.
Where can i get new knife and plate
Try the manufacturer
I think Family Farm and Home, Dunham’s, Tractor Supply all carry the grinders. Not sure about parts.
@@truckdrivinmilanr Thanks
Still liking this ?
Awww yea, works good.
@@truckdrivinmilanr thx for the reply
cool!
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You can see Jimmy's son and his friend/copilot here: 2:25 Jimmy was leading them here: 2:31
Thanks for time stamping 👍
Yes!
Where is Jimmy?
When I yell “can I get a clear prop”
I would just invest into a Dropbox that way you don’t have to step out into the cold weather in the morning with your phone out showing your road every time!
It’s 300’ from the house to the road. And the country bumpkins hit mailboxes all the time. They drop off at the back door.
I have the same machine and would strongly suggest against cranking up more than 1/8 of a turn per pass. In this video, you're sanding a very narrow board and can therefore get away with it. But, had you been sanding anything wider than a few inches, you'd be overstressing the frame and - as you've learned already - be tripping the breaker.
My neighbor brought over a piece of rough sawn oak about 8” wide. It just bogged down and stopped when it got to the thicker end. No breaker trip.
fire your camera man he never shows me what i need to see you need to display what your doing 1 picture is better than 1000 words
Wait what??? Mr. Tripod is an essential part of my staff.
20 mins to sharpen 1 chisel ???? sorry but this is a big thumbs down for me
Didn’t you see the big chip missing from the edge?
Get a drop box by you’re mail box. save them time and also you wouldn’t have to worry about that too
Not practical for where I live
How about having a place to turn around in if your expecting a delivery and have a long drive.
I do, but they insist on trying to back out instead of turning around
I used to keep bees. I captured wild hives from hollow trees when we where clearing rice ground and I ran a D7 with a rake piling and burning. The AAvora mite has killed all my bees and most every hive in our part of the Ozarks. And the farmers around here do too much spraying of chemicals also. They spray herbicide on the pastures to kill weeds. and there isnt any clover left.
I’ve taken a hiatus from beekeeping. The damp winters we get in SE Michigan kill my hives. I’ve only had 1 hive make it though only to be poisoned by one of my neighbors.
Found your channel & subscribed. Now I can binge watch your videos!
169 at costco.
That’s a good price
I guess Stanley's are not what they were...
Yes it sure seems that way
I wanted one of these for years, saved my money and bought one new from Grizzly boy was I sorry biggest POS ever. Conveyer belt won't track properly and sandpaper is a pain in the ass to change even if you keep the old piece for a pattern never installs exactly the same. Wish I would have went with a jet drum sander.
Sorry to hear that. Have you contacted Grizzly for a replacement or refund?
Yup grizzly isn't what they used to be I would never buy a new product from them anymore.
Is the lock supposed to be loose? I locked it but it seem like it’s loose and the grinder head came loose. Not sure if the machine supposed to be like this? Weird.
It should screw on tight. It may be cross threaded.
Same is happening to me. The lock doesn’t stay in the lock position. Also wondered if it is supposed to be like this. He doesn’t look to have this problem which tells me might be a defect.
A piece of good tape to keep it from vibrating loose while operating may be a quick fix?
Thank you for the video sir.
I just picked this up this year and so far I don't have any major issues with it. It trips breakers, sure, but that's when you're bogging down the machine and taking too thick of a pass. Consider a 20amp dedicated circuit with nothing else on it. I only have trips when my dust collector is on the same circuit or I took too large of a pass Besides that, it runs pretty well. Slight tracking problems can be fixed - grizzly has a euw-toob video that shows you how to properly track the conveyor belt. I recommend watching that. I think I finally have mine dialed in pretty well.
My neighbor brought over a rough cut piece of oak that wasn’t flat. It stopped at the thicker end. Didn’t trip a breaker. Having a balanced circuit load on your breaker panel can help prevent tripped breakers. Especially with electric motors. Thanks for the tip on the tracking vijao. If I come across that problem I’ll refer that. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience.
Good video ,like the Farmall A too
Thanks for watching and the cudos
hi friend,Happy New Year ! Blessing for you and your family.
Happy New Year
@@truckdrivinmilanr thanks friend,if you need any free accessories,pls tell me.
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If there is a chance to cooperate with you?I can give you free product for a long time.
What is you’re wanting? Product reviews? Beta testers?
@@truckdrivinmilanr Could you make a video for my product?I will send you free one.
@@truckdrivinmilanr if you interest, you can leave the email ,I will send more informaotin to you.thanks
your video is so good.
Thank you! 😃
Looks like it’s coming along nice
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback.
hi friend, Have a good day. I am the promotion manager of HIPA,which provide accessories of Poulan,Husqvarna,STHIL,ECHO and so on. Are you willing to cooperate with us? Look forward to your reply.thank you
I appreciate you making these videos. My Super A also needs a rebuild like this. Just may have the confidence to try it because I have watched it being done. But, I would have liked to have heard the torque values you used.
65 ft.lbs. For the head studs is what I went with. I had different values amongst 3 different manuals. Super A should be 65 ft.lbs also.