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Is there any similar mod for the dexely?

Good video. I use a Motive one man pressure tank that connects to the reservoir so you don’t run out of fluid, and love it. I also discovered that you don’t usually need to remove the wheels, at least not on my Camry, CR-V, RAV4, & Tundra. You can get to the bleeder screws from the front or back, often without jacking up the vehicle much or at all.

you cut the old race off but you didn't show how to put the new one in ???

I’m finishing up a welding program, if I get that that thing it’ll see some use. Love the restoration videos keep up the great work.

You're having much better luck with that than I did, I ended up making a knock off Motive Products pressure bleeder out of a garden sprayer, I had tried every type of vacuum method and just could not get the bleeder screws to stop letting air past the threads, even with teflon tape. Maybe it's because the masters on trucks create more vacuum.

Thanks! I never knew, and always wondered what happened to the little bits of stuff left on a plate. Great job of teaching!

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great video ! i subed

Perfect repairs

Hi, can you do the same thing for a Roomba j series?

WD40 destroys grease

First thing I always do when opening a new one is throw the stupid handle out...

Awesome job dude, what are the brushes for? and what's your process for figuring out how to diagnose and kinda reverse engineer the machines to find out what you need to fix? would make an awesome video imo

Moral of the story: if not the brushes, you’re looking at a new stator.

Nice to see you fixing all the issues and spending the money on stators. Instead of what a lot of videos doing, moving on if it's anything more than a worn out brush. Thanks for breaking down stator testing too.

Would u know about how many sq ft 1 propane tank will burn?

great content

You answered my questions. Thanks!

Excellent job and video! You have a new subscriber now! You asked for a recommendation on the spring installation. Find a copper pipe fitting just larger than the brush holder in circumference. Slice a ring out of it a little wider than the spring. Install the spring over the copper ring before dropping in the winding. Slip the copper ring with the spring around it over the brush holder and slide the spring off onto the brush holder. I've actually done something similar to this on some hard to access brushes on a starter. You may find yourself at the hardware store staring at copper fittings. Lol! Someone always asks if they can help me. My answer is nope. I can't show you the picture in my head! Hope this can help.

You can wash it in the dishwasher!

Why do the plumbers refuse to use the drain auger?

I now feel confident enough that I could repair one of the Makita grinders. Thanks for the video explaining the internal testing in simple terms. You've more than earned my sub

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Awesome! I actually have that die grinder They just gave you haha it’s sweet

I just subscribed.. just found your

Good video. Try washing the cells out and adding battery acid, it can be picked up at car part stores. Adding water simply dilutes the acid. Although adding distilled water is way better than exposed plates.

My car clunks a bit when I speed up in first gear is that this problem or something else??

Looks like that angle grinder might be 110V?? Our grid is officially 230V here in Australia, but at our house it's actually about 248V most of the time as we are at the end of the power line.

I have a 4" Black and Decker angle grinder that is over 50 years old. I've put brushes in it about three times and repaired the switch twice. Not sure if I might have shortened the power cord once to fix a broken wire also. It still works well.

awesome vid ! good job 10/10

Nice presentation. One point, however, it is not good practice to reuse old bearings, It is false economy. I ran and operated an electric motor shop for twenty years, and never re-used old ball bearings if new ones were available, at a reasonable price. These days, 6200 series ball bearings (sealed) can be purchased online for a couple of dollars each from top sources.

Great videos you have. Sometimes the problem can be with the staples. Once we had a batch of faulty staples and staplers were jamming all the time. After checking through every stapler and their parts there were no problems with them. The conclusion was that the staples had just a little bit too much glue between the staples and it was just enough jam the stapler once for a while.

That's a nice solid made in USA bench grinder. Should give you many more years of use.

Now take them back to the guy who gave them to you

bad idea to use electrical tape on the wire after a few months its just a sticky mess that wont hold togheter (sliding up and down) better to use shrinktube on the area you wanted to expand (talking form experience) i never use electrical tape for anything anymore

Those motors just need to rewound the steel doesnt go bad just the wire

From the moment you took the stator out, I waited to see you struggle to refit the brush coil spring.

90 times out of a 100 its the brushes

Wait… grinders aren’t single use?

Great job. I hate to throw anything away. My wife calls me Fred Sanford when I save something broken.

"This was my first time troubleshooting electric motors" 😳

Lone Milwaukee tears apart 8 Makitas.. They didn't have a chance.

Finally, someone else who also cleans/lubes bearings instead of just replacing them.

They also need guards and nuts.

Restoring the bench grinder with a bench grinder, awesome.

Now you can make that Angle Grinder Go-Kart you've been dreaming about. Or was that my dream? 🤣 Thanks Great video, Mike.

very methodical. I learned a lot from this.

Hi, How many bottles of coolant did you use?

I've been eyeballing these for 20 yrs now, can't get myself to pull the trigger.

This is the absolute best video on disassembling a Husqvarna. Instructional, informative, direct and to the point without any extra bs. Thank you 1000 times. Please make more videos. The other RUclips videos suck.