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Average Hack
Registrace 17. 11. 2019
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Vevor Linear 10 Inch Actuator Heavy Duty 1 Year Reveiw
1. $$$ "VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V | Unboxing and Installation Guide" - Watch as we unbox and install the VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V to see how it can be used in different applications.
2. $$$ "VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V | Review and Test" - Join us as we review and test the functionality of the VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V in various heavy-duty tasks.
3. $$$ "VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V | DIY Projects and Ideas" - A compilation of DIY projects and ideas featuring the VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V in action for inspiration and creativity.
4. $$$ "VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V | Maintenance and Troubleshooting Tips" - Learn how to properly maintain and troubleshoot the VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V for optimal performance and longevity.
5. $$$ "VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V | Customer Testimonials and Real-life Applications" - Hear from satisfied customers and see real-life applications of the VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V in action.
2. $$$ "VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V | Review and Test" - Join us as we review and test the functionality of the VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V in various heavy-duty tasks.
3. $$$ "VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V | DIY Projects and Ideas" - A compilation of DIY projects and ideas featuring the VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V in action for inspiration and creativity.
4. $$$ "VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V | Maintenance and Troubleshooting Tips" - Learn how to properly maintain and troubleshoot the VEVOR Linear Actuator 12V for optimal performance and longevity.
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Nice, but is possible to adjust the speed?
Subbed... And yeah if you know how to use that tire changer its easy... I got a video of me using that tire changer which is 20+ years old, Doing a truck tire... And I'm in my pajamas its so easy!
Teach that kid how to swing a hammer
Water comes from out of the compressed air quite often
I know that drill press. Packard Precision. Damn good drill press
Yes Sir! She still runs strong
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Good job. Self safisient.
Don't buy harber fright crap
Why don't you have the mounting support legs that came with it bolted down?
The little guy is smarter
Interesting horizontal.
Thanks hill top. I finally have it going now I'm just waiting on buying a dividing head.
That looks a really sturdy mill you have there, great project. Cheers Tony
I hope so! I finally got the convertor in but the main motor is bad! I am trying to find locally but that's proving to be hard unless I go down 1 hp
@Average Hack You could always use a 1HP motor to get you going, then just wait till you drop on a larger HP motor. At least you'll have use of the machine. Cheers Tony
@@averagehack4582 motor horsepower has to be the same for the replacement because the spindle speeds will be reduced causing tool chatter. AL B.
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Roll it on pipe
I've had mine about 20 years and believed it was damn near worthless because of the installer end of the bar as well as how the bar bent while breaking a bead off a rim I built my own bar based off a design I saw on the sixtyfiveford channel. It was simple and makes tire removal and instalation so much easier. I also use tire mounting compound. It lubricates to make the tires go on easier, it creates a better seal around the bead (especially for older rubber) and it even makes it easier to seat the bead.
Hi Nathan! I will have to check out that channel and maybe make that bar. The first time we used it was a disaster lol. There is definitely a little bit of learning curve on using these things. Thanks for watching!
@@averagehack4582 yea the only learning curve I found in using the original bar was the bend I put in it nearly the first time I used it. I ended up using the spoon part solely and never used the hook end. I want to make a video of my own on how I altered his design. Mainly for the demo ting side. He used a piece from a motorcycle tire tool but not only was it very expensive, nearly tripping the cost of the build, but it broke the first time I used it. So I used a 3/4 " bolt. I shaped it to resemble the other piece and made the hex head round and it has worked great. I've probably dismounted 30 or 40 tires with no issues.
Those new tires look bald as fuck
Use some water. Knuckle head
Helpful tips from a mechanic that changed tires for 10 years back in the 1990's/2000's and has 1 of these pole tire changers. I always spray a ton of soapy water on the hoop of the wheel so the bead of the tire will not stick to the wheel while I'm removing it. I cut a square out of the tread of a old tire and drilled a hole a little bigger than the diameter of the pole Put the wheel on the pole then put the car tire ⬛ on the pole (this keeps the X peice from scratching/damaging your wheels) then the X peice then the tube tighting piece...and hopefully you know about date codes on the sidewall of the tires cause tires are timed out/no good anymore after ten years. Even if the tire was never used. Date code translated: The 1st 2 numbers are the week of the year it was made.The second 2 numbers are the. Year the tire was made.
Hi Cole. Thank you for the tips! This will definitely help the next time we change some tires.
Hi A H. That dinky forklift is super cool. I could have done with it. Was it on it's limit? It looked like a rocking horse lol. A square over arm on the horizontal milling machine, that's a new one to me, sub'd. Looking forward to the future mill vids. Cheers Tony
Hey Tony! Yes the little guy is only rated for 2000 pounds. The mill is around 3200. I do love my little little fork lift. The engine was totally rebuilt and new clutch installed 3 years ago. I hope to have the mill up and running this week. Thanks for watching!
Nice forklift. I have the same LT35 Towmotor although without the side shift or squeeze forks function.
Hey Jason. Thanks! Before this forklift I had never saw forks that spread apart. I never measured them but I'm guess in the spread about 8 foot wide or so. It was propane when I got it and we converted it back to gas. Have a great day and thanks for watching!
average hack. can you tell me how to do this on CZcams cuz I want to start making videos to
Hey Rick! I don't think you want any video taken advice from me lol. I will say it makes anything your doing take a lot longer. Good luck!
mine from northern works good.. it's the same. had to do a little modification on the hook installer it was casted wrong. and I made a stronger bar using solid round bar. I just use mine for emergencies
I hear ya. I only use mine a couple times a year
Shoulda bought tire irons. They work a lot better.
Not really. This has a bead breaker so you don't need a bead breaker hammer. You also don't have to sweat your balls off trying to hammer the bead back on and take a chance of either chipping a rim or damaging the tire bead. It isn't the best tool on the market. It isn't motorized. But, I think it beats tire irons by a long shot. If you are used to irons, they do work well in a pinch and can be thrown in a truck without much thought.
Hi Dennis. I know! I always mean to buy them but then I forget about them until the next time I have to chance some tires. Thanks for watching!