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DIY Louisiana hot sauce

#hotsauce #diy #peppers
Louisiana hot sauce is easier to make than you think. Follow along as we make a batch.
Gear/software used:
GoPro Hero 5 Black
Hohem iSteady Pro3 Gimbal
Recorder on Pixel 2XL with Slint Lapel Microphone
Kdenlive Version 21.04.3 (Video editing)
Music Credits:
September Rain by Yme Fresh bit.ly/yme-fresh
Creative Commons Attribution licence
Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/3FfoBtA
Music promoted by Audio Library czcams.com/video/kVCTa0-bDkQ/video.html

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Floor Jack Rebuild

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Rebuilding a 20 year old MVP Pro-Lift floor jack. 0:00 Intro 2:04 Cylinder removal 3:46 Cylinder disassembly 6:48 Tank nut removal 9:31 Disassembly continues 17:04 Reassembly 23:50 Tank nut install 24:28 The rebuild kit 25.13 Filling the cylinder 28:13 Testing the jack Music: www.bensound.com #floorjack #diy

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Gold to Oil Rubbed Bronze

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Using Rust-Oleum oil rubbed bronze spray paint to restore a weathered wall light. Transforming it from Gold to Bronze. 00:00 Intro 00:34 Tools needed 01:00 Removal 3:31 Disassembly 6:00 Clean up 6:58 Painting 8:15 Assembly and installation 9:10 Results Music: www.bensound.com

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@DavidLair-r6p Před 20 dny
Hey! Thanks for the the info! I unfortunately removed that adjustment screw and the one inside before I found this video, am i screwed now?
@nextknack Před 20 dny
I am not an expert, but probably not screwed. You may just need to adjust it until it works as expected.
@DavidLair-r6p Před 20 dny
Hi! Thanks for the information!! Unfortunately I did exactly what you said NOT to do before I watched this, I took out that adjustment screw and the one inside...am I screwed here? Will I still be able to put it back in and use the jack?
@herrmagoo521 Před měsícem
Thank you for posting this detailed video! I am currently in the process of rebuilding my mid-1990’s floor jack, as the internal seals have gone bad over time. If it is of any help to anyone, I was able to remove the top cylinder cap using an air impact wrench with a 52mm socket without too much problem. It took a good 30 seconds or so, but then came right off.
@agtronic Před měsícem
Thanks for posting this. I'm trying to identify my jack cylinder in order to purchase the correct kit. My jack is a Motomaster (Canadian Tire's house brand) from the same era. The jack is almost identical to yours except the large wheels are wider, and the two side plates don't have the 90° bends along the top edge. The bottle jack itself is almost exactly the same as yours, with that same MVP marking on the casting, but the caps on the top side are much smaller. I'm guessing the seals in these areas will be different. I can't find ANYTHING online. Just thought I'd post this here in case anyone ever sees it. :)
@mrfuel1866 Před 2 měsíci
Hey buddy....nice job...perfect video. What is the price of that jack..?
@nextknack Před 2 měsíci
I think I have owned that jack since the mid 90's. I don't remember how much it cost. I think it was a PepBoys special
@mrfuel1866 Před 2 měsíci
@@nextknack ohh ok.....thank you very much for replying, ....i really appreciate your help for all of us.......have a great day
@febomontppellier5718 Před rokem
What kind of model is your floor jack?
@nextknack Před rokem
MVP Pro-Lift G-489. Here is a link the the seal kit www.hcrcnow.com/shop/seal-kits/product/8611
@UpperPeninsulaDIY Před 2 lety
Awesome video! I have two floor jacks that are in need of a rebuild and wasn't sure how to actually rebuild them. You explained it perfectly. I watched the entire video, thanks for putting a link in the video for the seal kit. I'll get a couple seal kits ordered and hopefully I can get that big nut loose.
@nextknack Před 2 lety
Glad it was helpful to you. Like all projects the first time is a learning curve. If you have two I expect the second will go much faster than the first :-)

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