I am not a licensed electrician, HVAC specialist, plumber, or technician. I am just a DIY'er trying to save some money, learn some skills, and help people with my experience.
My question is how in the world did that selector switch break off like that 🤣 That’s a solid steel switch… what kind of force made that happen!?! 😳 Hats off to the rest of the ratchet staying intact 🤣
I was replacing the white tube part that holds the football the level. And everytime I would adjust the level flathead screw part the water would push the white tube part up out of the toilet. What am I doing wrong?
When you say white tube, are you talking about the fill valve (on the left of the toilet that has the float attached to it) or the flush valve (on the right where the black tube empties water down)? I’m confused on which white tube part is being pushed out by the water?
Just to clarify, I see you turning the flywheel COUNTER clockwise and then banging it with the hammer. I'm a noob to these things but I think I seen some info saying not to turn the flywheel counter clockwise because it can mess something up??? I can't remember where I read or saw on a video but can you please confirm if thats' true? I need to remove the flywheel as well and I don't want to mess something up. Usually does the flywheel spin clockwise or counter clockwise when standing and looking down at the flywheel from the top of the deck? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
Yes I did spin it clockwise and it didn’t damage my mower. Still running just fine. You can tell the direction yours turns by removing the spark plug boot and then just pulling the starter cord slowly to see which direction it spins. Most motors turn clockwise but it’s a very easy test to verify.
For most companies, the satellite dish is property of the homeowner so no, no one from the company will remove or dispose of it. It’s the homeowner’s responsibility
i think grinding down just the one side of the hole so the switch fits snuggly and comes through to weld them together, (iv never don't anything like this but i think that would have been my approach if i saw something like this)
I watched your review on the hypertough 77 piece electronic repair kit (because i just bought it and wanted to see what other people thought about it) and saw you talk about the magnetizer. RU-vid being RU-vid led me down the rabbit hole and i clicked the link you put in that video and here I am! Thanks for the great tip!
@@learnsavediy Very affordable repair/rebuild kits that include all the internals are available as well. What you did is better. Reinventing the wheel is how we learn more and eventually make better wheels.
The excitement when a "maybe this'll do it" project works is so worth the work it takes to get it there. If you can get it done with what you have on hand it's even more satisfying, awesome job man 👍👍
I agree. I am under no assumption that this is a substitution for a weld but for a temporary solution on a not-often-used mechanism/tool, it will do for now until I learn to weld!
Very helpful. Seems like a common issue as this is something my car needs replaced. I would like to see a video on fixing a seat belt mechanism that does retract smoothly.
This was the only video that worked for our Jeep Grand Cherokee. The big difference is in the bulb type and the way it is held in place. Excellent video, thanks.
(Flashing error) make sure to check the temp sensor tab (rightmost P tab on the side, I believe) if one is lower or dented, use a pick to bend it back straight.... sometimes it isn't the cells; it can just be a bad connection on that P terminal causing the device as well as the charger to think it is overheating.
Just got this exact drill press and yesterday it descended no problem. Suddenly it won’t stroke down? It’s like there’s a lock stopping it from descending, but I cannot find it. Any ideas??
Id say the estate sale got the better end of that deal. Lol Not sure your intentions with the hardware and such. In todays prices you scored, but the trick is if you planned to flip it trying to resell opened boxes of random nails.
I do like to flip things now and again, but I did purchase this with the intent to stock up on hardware. I didn't have practically any nails. Now I don't have to worry about having enough nails!
Those flat head bolts are called elevator bolts, kind of like what you would find on the bottom of a stove,basically you use them for legs on projects, hope that helps
What every good mechanic should do.Tool maintenance and correct use.The actual kits for those ratchets have been obsolete for 20 years now.Best lube is really never seize copper based compound a very thin coat works.Also,other than that an excessive amount of lube just picks up dirt.
Hello, Learn, Save, DIY - How are you?? Hope you are well, recently I have looked to your channel. And saw that in your channel have many many problems, for this reason channel videos not getting much engagements. Not growing, If you can solve these problems, channel will grow, You want to know these main main problems??? I can tell if you want to know. here or in email!! Where????
I think 2020 is still an H5 but you can verify on any auto part stores website (www.autozone.com or www.advanceautoparts.com) by inputting your year make and model and you can know for sure.
Enjoyed your video. I have a similar setup. I know that I can remove it myself. Do you know if there is any voltage or live wires that I need to deal with? That is something I know nothing about and is a concern. TIA. 🙂
