Follow up, the airbags themselves are fine but Firestone recommended bag is shorter than the airlift recommended bag. Because of that the airlift from my direct experience is better. I'm actually thinking of calling Firestone on this as I installed them for a trip we took and because they don't take up the majority of the spring the van bounces more than the airlift. Firestone, if you buy airbags you want a lift when loaded not ride comfort when not loaded.
@@billwilliams4877 Rapid Set Mortar mix has held up very very well on the school steps with heavy trafic, may not be this video. The side steps in the beginning of this video are good with just Portland but little to zero traffic on those. The front of the church has held up good but in full sun it doesn't look good, too bright.
Doing the same thing having a problem getting the chain tensioning release tool to work goes in but not releasing the chain tension any help would be appreciated
@@vinceleto yes per instructions that came with the tool set. Thank you so much for the help sure you have better things to do but I’m in it to deep now to stop if the tool doesn’t work I’m thinking of just taking the cam out and prying the cam phasers back on the the cam if that a bad idea let me know thanks
@@MikeLJ-ku7ov try not to force anything. Maybe when you loosen the cam the tool will click in further. Look at some other videos as a tutorial. Mine is more a documentary then a how too
Hi, I have a similar leak on my 2016 and looking at one of the two lines connected to the trans cooler, it looks like it may be leaking. Was this your issue?
You shouldn’t be using chemical weed killers on that infield dirt. The ball touches the dirt, the kids touch the ball, the kids put their fingers in their mouths. Invest in a weed hoe. It has a D-shaped hollow ring that will slice right through the roots and rip them out of the ground. They cost $25 from any hardware store. Hit your infield once or twice a week at 10 minutes a piece and it’ll look MLB ready.
Did this wprk for you. Trying to restore kur school districts baseball field. Because of budget cuts the school can no longer afford to have it maintained themselves so us coaches are trying to do it ourselves. Only problem is that we cant use any chemical weed killer. It just isnt allowed.
@@heatherwestbrook844 The salt trick works. We get salt for free from the town DPW. If you do it a few times a year it will work better. If I need to convince you that salt kills many If not all plants I don't know what to tell you and you should read up history on why the Roman's would salt their enemies fields. Good luck.
It amazes me how much ppl pay for products like newcrete when goid Ole Portland works like a champ for stuff like this. I wouldn't even be surprised if that's all those products are
More heat. Keep your arc short. Watch the puddle and don't move too fast. Experiment on some other metal until you get what you want. Just a little more practice and you'll be amazed.
I commented on this video a few years ago. I recently found this exact same MTD machine in the trash with is the original Tecumseh. For now I think I'll leave it as is since I did a Harbor Freight engine swap on a Toro 521. I haven't really had enough snow to to put either machine through a good test of their abilities.
Here is another Not So Smart Human knocking a Great Mower company!! So yeah I will check you. I put 531 hrs on my Ariens ICONxd 52 in 14 months and is sitting on the 10th oil change. Incase you don't know which you don't, use the oil and filters the BOOK tells you to So maybe you can spare yourself from looking like a Illiterate Italian . Thanks
Could a person use those valves to shut off water and drain remaining water in the line ? Want to stop water to close off for the winter season n drain
Absolutely. In affect that is what I did here. If you are draining a outside hose connection this may be overkill but this would definitely work and work very well. Webstone makes some great valves.
That was the most annoying video I have ever watched. Were you using your phone as a camera and a flashlight at the same time? Half the video was looking at the frame of the car.
there are two metal straps that wrap around all the sections. can those be removed permanently? They don't appear on any parts diagrams, and they need to be removed if you want to take the dome off to brush down the sections.
I'm not sure but I would imagine there is some sort of sealing material on that dome to contain the combustion gas. So I would say don't remove it. Further, if it's so bad that you need to scrape it then it's probably time for a new boiler
This worked for me fella. I made two different type, the one you made and a coiled pipe too. Making the pipe better supported made all the difference too.
A good john deere comparison would be z330r that's about $100 more. It's got the same warranty, same engine,and 54" deck that is actually thicker 10ga vs 11ga than the ariens. The only clear difference is that the areins has a slightly larger fuel capacity. For ease of getting parts and service after the sale I'd get the deere,but areins is certainly better than mtd,husqvarna,etc. I like that you can get and a mulch control kit that you can switch on and off with the john deere also. Discharge when you want,mulch when you want at the flip of a handle.
@@vinceleto yeah,they're good mowers,I wasn't knocking it. I've a Gravely dealer close by,which is the same as areins,so parts woyldnt be bad for me to get. John Deere has 3 dealers near me that are better stocked than my gravely/ cub cadet dealer. The only other dealer close to me sales kubota and bobcat,which is way out of my price range.
