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That was smart to tape it and feed it thru so you didnt have to keep taking those other pieces off.

I am sorry i could not get the Pittsburgh to work safely for me to control my vehicle up and down untill I got big red and it works just the way I need it too with my vehicle and with just the 20 pounds of weight, thank you for stopping and watching 🙏

You have 20 lbs on a 6000 lb jack. You have it jacked up to where the weight has little leverage on the hydraulics. You need to put some weight (like a car) on it for it to work properly. There is nothing wrong with your jack in my opinion.

I have purchased the same one. It is for use on a workbench or for midgets. Its chinese crap,but it will do the job.

I also live in Georgia, and want some mango trees more for the leaves for tea than the mango themselves. This gives me hope that I can do this.

It looks really nice. Great job

Lol name of the tool 😂💀

U didn't show how u fixed it

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These are very Temp Sinsitive, heat will destroy the vinal. Cold will hurt the plastic housing. They should put a label Handle with Caution ⚠️. I Love this Headset but it is very Delicate. Engineers need to work on the Materials used to Manufacture this Product. I still use mine as is! Its not perfect but Sounds Great! Mine came apart just like this along with several cracks in plastic. I will be Buying a new pair sometime, Maybe!

Great job! I would love to do mine on a holden statesman but there are 4 and i wish i had a car hoist

There’s a lot of things some people can do on their own! I’ve been doing a lot of the work and maintenance on my 2013 Toyota Camry that I purchased new.

What's a upper and lower? YOU mean upstream and downstream. And what's a co2 sensor. Ha ha ha ha people are dumb

Been doing my own cars , coming up to 46 years, spent a lots on tools but save a lot more not taking my car into a garage. Learnt the same way you have , go out a try. My first job was to renew clutch.

Definitely a rookie... Not c02... Its 02. Get yourself an oxygen sensor socket and make your life 10x easier.... Right tools for the right job. And fix that oil leak or it will ruin your new sensor pre-maturely.

Great job! Just goes to show you never give up and things will work out. You did a great job because car maintenance and repairs are so expensive its great you are teaching yourself and able to save thousands of dollars.

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Good job

Could you tell me where you bought the tools to do the bearing

At least he took his time with his. He savored the flavor 😂🤣😍

You actually cost yourself money on this, replacing parts that didn't need replacing, the lower control arm is the piece your lower ball joint attaches to. and to the frame or sub frame of the car

Can you tell me the type of mango you had in the beginning? The yellow/orange one with black spots

Yes indeed - it IS always something! Make sure you take good measurements and lots of reference photos! We ended up having to put in a brand new drain field (house is 35+ years old) a couple years ago... General recommended to pump the tank every 3-5 years (we never had and ended up putting a riser on the tank since it didn't have an access port). Fun times...

I'd like to start by saying, "Great Job." You took the initiative and are doing your best to do something outside of your comfort zone. Its a learning experience and we all need to help each other learn. I noticed that when you placed the new bearing in position, you placed a black piece on top for the jack to press against. The problem is that the black piece isn't large enough. It is pushing on the center of the bearing. It should apply pressure only to the outer race of the bearing to prevent damaging the new bearing. Coat the splines with anti-seize before sliding on hub. I glad you torqued your spindle nut while it was still in the air. You could damage the bearing otherwise.

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Awsome job sir😊

By my understanding, with the bearing press tool he has, he could have done the entire job with out taking the entire knuckle out of the vehicle. Doing so he will now have to pay for a front end alignment. Leaving it in you don't have to do it by my understanding.

Yea those roots are not a good match for septic tanks. We had the tree in the backyard grow into our septic tank before and it was ĥéĺĺ.

25:47 looks like your axel bolt/nut needs to be torqued that's why it's shaking. just Follow the torque spec procedure usually involves having weight on the tire .

Id highly suggest a High Torque Impact Driver/Wrench - Craftsman,Dewalt or Milwaukee or high torque air gun. it makes this much easier.. kudos for DIY its the best way to go just make sure you check your torque specs on your axel nut and suspension bolts.

Dude literally brought up that shop and then wanting to charge him every part he took off 🤣

1100$ for one side? ... how much if you took the knuckle assy off and brought that in for them to just replace bearing

what car is this for? year make model

2:13 I don't think you spun it enough, maybe you should spend more time sitting there playing with it🤨🤣🤣 lol just playin

Look amazing Neil

I clip them.

That bathroom is truly beautiful! Thats amazing work and craftsmanship. That shower looks like heaven! The fan is super quiet too.

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That separator kit is not much use, it goes all wonky. Why did the vid speed up at the beginning ?

ndeed, you are wonderful. If you went to a mechanic, you would have incurred a lot of expenses, and at the same time you would have benefited from the equipment you purchased.

Great job! It is cheeper to buy the tools and do it yourself, just be sure to apply the correct torque specs and you are good to go. Congratulations! 😊😊😊😊

You're treating that mower like it's a brush hog. Why not pick up the rocks and branches before cutting the grass??? One of these days a rock will put a nice big hole through your deck. Remind me not to buy anything mechanical from you.

Not trying to be critical, however, I highly suggest you purchase a Haynes auto book. You should always tighten bolts, lug nuts, spark plugs and engine oil filters according to manufacturers torque specs. I would never use a socket wrench to tighten the main oil filter housing. At best a good hand tight snug fit.

Yes. Im 69yo and on Soc Sec and just need to learn to do that myself too, as the costs of everythingi s so blasted oppressive now.

I saw one video where guy bolted it to 3/4" 4' x 5' plywood. That is what i will need to do, as i have no garage at all, and will need to do outside. I just bought mine last Thurs, at Harbor Fr for $60. Thanks for the video. It would be best to use soapy water breaking bead, too. It must feel great to do it right the first time!!

Wonderful work

I love that box Neil

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