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Owning a merrymeeting bay gunning float myself, i know how much work this is and the effort it takes yo get within range. Job well done! They are amazing crafts that work very well for what their designed for.

Well done....was wishing you went off and grabbed vice grips to crack bolt...good to watch tho,reminded me of my own failings/stumblings about on it..too easy to treat lightly cause its a small machine but set yourself up comfortably enough with all that you need and its lovely/easy to work on..good machine they are..

Great job Fixing that Blower! I cant get my Girl to Fix me a Damm sammich!

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Thank you so much! I thought there was some in lower ball joint! Didn’t even see the pitman arm! Got the rest though!

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Buy 1inch coil wrap

They are so beautiful and you have a beautiful place of land

How you know how to do this? You're just a girl

The additive is not going to hurt your differential, just your pocket.

I grew up with poultry varying from chickens to geese. I’m trying to recall what a duck egg tastes like, but am uncertain if I’m confusing a goose egg with the ducks. Regardless, what I do remember is that it tasted different in that it was “richer” per se. I wasn’t aware of the cost of duck feed (as I only buy for the chickens). However, I do recall some feed being generalized into being applicable to chickens, ducks, turkeys, etc. However, I only buy a particular brand for mine and didn’t purchase that feed.

If your vehicle is stuck in the snow: Don't keep spinning your wheels too much when flooring the gas. Spinning the wheels too much causes the vehicle to lose traction. The more you keep spinning your tires, the truck will sink deeper and deeper.

Diesel trucks are not good on gas mileage.

Hey, just leave it there until the snow melts okay?

Great job! I’m going to attempt the same now.

How much fluid do you need to add when changing the filter?

Damn! I can barley get my wife to run her car thru the car wash. lol... 9ML black rubber glover from harbor freight!!! you'll love it. keep up the great maintenance.

should've just banked that air filter for later & simply cleaned out the leaves & nuts from the air box.. I think there's enough slack, you could've left the mass air flow sensor connected & not cut off all 27 of those zip strips.. pro tip: the less you take apart, the less parts you might break

You need one of those fuzzy microphones….lol

Thank you for showing this truck in snow! You can barely find diesel in snow situation

Pretty lady

Have the same splitter and have always stored it inside. Your vid has helped me to know I should continue to do so. Thx

Nobody notices the wild mink in the background on the stump!!!

Raccoon smelled something, but the Fisher was behind it!

Hello. I wreally hope that you do not lose any fingers because of way you use your splitter😬 I think that it might be good idea to keep hands of when cylinder works.

I have a seized spark arrestor to tackle. I may hit it with some PB Blaster and let it soak. Great job in checking it first!

All the above are good ideas, i however took the briggs off and put a predator engine on 4 years ago, 2 pulls and im running every time! Briggs and stratton is garbage now! Parts are expensive and not worth the time. Same amount of power from the predator engine and the aftermarket is flooded with replacement parts for dirt cheap.

I was going to rip on you for getting stuck in the dmax but damn you make up for that big time in the looks department

That’s 1 way to cork your bumper

I need a girlfriend like you.

The way to use the thumb wheel is to hold the tip of the bar up. It's easy to pull the chain up to the bottom of the bar when the weight is off the bar

I don't understand why you call this garbage. Mine works great and I don't have to carry a tool. It's great when you have to remove a pinched bar from a tree.

ITS A ZIP LOC BAG!!! JUST OPEN IT FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!!!!!

Good video. When you were struggling with the bolts, just move your work to the ground or get above your work so that you can get leverage. No one has as much strength at chest level as you would have standing over it.

I just messed one of those up and the new one arrived today,, at least now I know whats inside,, why and how,, the next repairs will be easier now. Mine also has an adjustment to make it give more pressure/breaking power. Nobody knows about these things where I live, so its a case of breaking it to learn 😢 and paying for another 4x the normal price because of scarcity and high import duties

So just a few pointers. 1. Next time clean the rear diff first. That way no dirt or debris will enter the fill hole. 2. I would suggest going to a 75-140 weight. The heavier oil will help, especially on a vehicle that tows. You can also get the diff oil in fill packs so you don't have to pump. Getting GM quality oil is good but there are better alternatives out there. I run Amsoil heavy gear oil in my 2500HD. Changed to the 75-140 at 10K and never looked back. BUT kudos to you for doing it yourself. Again, what you did is fine, I"m not knocking it.

On those things or any Home owner Stihl products always check the spark arrest first.

Enjoyed watching you work ty hun

You’re quite meticulous. The enclosure looks great. Thanks for sharing the herb concoction, too.

Trying this tomorrow

That was a cute timeline 👍🏻

No need for limited slip additive with a G80 locking rearend, wont hurt a thing, but not needed.

😊good job Ashley you got it going 🎉 fyi reference you don’t have to take cover off to get to screw in the muffler. Just up the front hole in front of blower you can loosen it up. Great job and proud of you. Not many people would tackle this job.🙏🏻🙏🏻👋

Thanks for the video! Gonna attempt it on my ‘19 today.

Need to get the S&B relocating kit for your t map sensor..it get the sensor out of the flow of the soot. And if you want your trans to shift better and last longer,get a EPC fooler and install it in the valve body of the trans. Night and day difference,and it shifts how it should.

Thanks Ashley! Nice truck!

Great informative video. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and methods. Well done.

are you sure you haven't done this before? you did pretty much everything well, as service technicians in authorized service centers do.😮😮

It's beautiful where you are in the world♥

Good job kiddo♥