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Test something with issues?

Wish I had such an accent

😂😂😂😂👍 Dude…. they’re both global nowadays … both potholes n Canadians… one’s welcome.. the other not so much.. go the leaf people

Yeah, I live in Moncton and there used to be a pothole in my street 3 months ago and it was about 2.5 inches deep. It took them 3 years to finally do something about it.

Maybe they want to make it a tourist attraction, like the giant perogy in glendon Alberta...."Canada's oldest pothole"

I never tried to unstick a Farmall, but dad and I unstuck over a dozen old Model A Johnny Poppers. We mixed up 50% diesel, 25% brake fluid, and 25% ATF. Mixed it up in a mason jar and filled the cylinders. Usually broke them free in a month or so...but had 1 that took almost 3 months to break loose. I am not sure, but I always figured it was the brake fluid doing the bulk of the work, the diesel was just there to thin it out. My opinion, I am no chemist. lol

I just bought this off Amazon with the 50 off coupon from your last video. Hope its good.

Big learning curve

Amazing what you guys do with old equipment. TC BT 🇨🇦 ps see you soon.

Yeah baby

you'll get unstuck

Wow another great video Honey

open the box LOL

New project coming

Cool ! This will come in handy

Can't wait for this project

Good video.

I've got a starter drive that I use to unstick it. Welded a bolt on it and I use a pull handle to break them loose

Gunna try a MDT magazine?

Kia owns Hyundai, FYI. Almost every part is shared between Hyundai and Kia. Engines. Transmissions. Struts. You name it. Kia Soul is unique in that Hyundai doesn't have their version of it, so it'll actually have a lot of unique chassis parts, but yeah. Like the Sorento vs the Santa Fe. Every single part on those are identical, minus aesthetics.

bouncing betty

Awesome old tractor 🚜 Farmall Fanatic would love it

Your better get the action shot of it breaking free.

Interesting

What year model?

I never write but I have been loving your channel for Rabbits. I am new to rabbitry. I made my cages like yours. Only difference is that I hang them up. But I can't figure out what you used to make the purple plastic protector around the doors. I love those! What did you use? Where did you get them? I am located about an hour north of Montreal. So I am in Canada. I need to get the breed. Pretty sure I will be going with American Chinchilla. If not It will be brown New Zealand. Both are available from my breeder. Getting them around July 1st. Annyway thanks for the help! Mutch appreciated!

So, it's a 1992, 93 or something like that? I bought a similar one, but I'm having a hard time trying to identify it. My engine is from 89, but I think the mower body is newer. The deck seems to be the same. Do you have any id number for the deck?

Nanna's baby

My boy

old lol

Awesome ol tractors this will be good

❤ awesome bike and great oil selection

Good call on the hose purchase, That Fergie is awesome.

I have a question on the deck... where does the cable for the blades go on the deck? Mine was worked on now it is different. Also the belt that has only been used 4 times is fraying.

Use an 82 or older penny and drill the hole for thee copper washer

Why can't you boil off the water, filter the old oil, and reuse it?

I am assuming that is kph LMAO

Thanks for all the hardwork on this car dad. Back in the day put my ttg skills to work to weld it and you did an excillent job with the fitting

Beauty

Way more problems than a ram way more expensive to keep on the road

And not as nice as a Chevy, that's why he left that out. 😂😂.

Looking forward to the rest of the projects

My shaft seal is leaking like a sieve. It was replaced only 3 years ago and used little, stored outside in winter. I wonder if back pressure from the oil filter could be causing this problem. I don't have a gauge like you and mine is an off brand unit, probably Central Pneumatic, not sure I didn't buy it new.

Quite the investment you guys made there

Tristan is going to be happy now that his bike is ready for him to begin training

most excellent millwright type rigging

Ummm great video, the Gimble is much better

Superb video and great old tractors

I can't believe with all your years of lubrication and tribology research, that you're still using WD-40.

Great video guys