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Can NEW Tread be put on a Tire? custom tread patterns!!
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Stuff I used in the video:
Car Battery Tester $20 : amzn.to/4eEk9FY
After Thoughts about the Video: Cracked blade- Had to go back and watch the video from when I first removed the blade and it had a visible crack.
New Price on that WW chipper was right at $1000 which equals approx $2500 in todays money.
New Price on the SEARS tiller was $277.95 which equals approx $1500 in todays money
ORIG SEARS AD FOR TILLER: christmas.musetechnical.com/ShowCatalogPage/1977-Sears-Spring-Summer-Catalog/0813
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Stuff I used in the video:
Pneumatic Air Lines: amzn.to/47WO9dC
Chinese Finger Trap Wire Loom Wrap: amzn.to/4ezcRDg
After Thoughts about the Video: In total it cost me around $120 in tubing, fittings, valves and the plastic duckbill. I lost track of how many hours I spent on this but it was a lot over a course of a couple weeks. The more I use it the smoother it's getting and it's currently running very smooth. I still think a manual tire changer is amazing, especially with the custom mount/dismount levers I've made. It won't save much time if any vs those in mounting/dismounting. Where I think this professional changer shines is the bead breaker. The manual bead breaker on a manual tire machine can take you 10x-100x as long as mounting/dismounting and sometimes it's impossible. I may do a head to head if people are interested. Thanks again to David who offered this up to me.
HUNTER TCX575
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65 Ford 65Ford SFF Hunter tcx Coats TCX535 TCX515 TCX505 Tire changer balancer machine wheel
Stuff I used in the video:
Charger Boards(approx $1 each READ BELOW): amzn.to/3N0lr1L
Models you can find:
Snap on ratchet model et1050 (I paid $35 ebay)
Snap on screwdriver et1000 (Never seen one on ebay)
Black & Decker model 9050 (I paid $25 ebay)
Craftsman model 900.111430
After Thoughts about the Video: These are the smallest cordless ratchets you can find and are fantastic in tight places where a normal cordless ratchet would never fit. These are as close to using a normal ratchet as you can find. My next favorite has to be the Makita amzn.to/4gFPo4T followed by this Dewalt for the shear power amzn.to/3XWyXtv . Both of those I use all the time but they are expensive to say the least.
-CHARGER CIRCUIT BOARDS: They run off a t4056 chip that charges lithium cells at 1amp. Some of the boards also have an output where you would power your device and it would shut off power when it got too low; "low voltage cutoff". You CAN'T use this function for power tools as they draw way too much and you will cook the board in 1 second. Wire it like I show in the video. There is no low voltage cutoff, so you will have to be smart and know when the tool is low on power. This will be your last sign to charge before you ruin the cells. Honestly you would have to be pretty oblivious to keep pushing it though as the tool will have severely reduced power.
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65 Ford 65Ford SFF Harbor Freight Icon tools bluepoint matco mac
Vulcanizing machine : amzn.to/4d9mqYn
Cushion Gum Raw Rubber: amzn.to/3zgJYMZ
Leather Sewing Awl kit: amzn.to/3XtJOtt
Heavy Nylon Thread/Cord: amzn.to/35dlR2L
Buffing Wheels and Patch Roller: amzn.to/4gsBgvW
GLUE for flap repairs: PR40 Rubber Weld 3M: amzn.to/3JGuv8F
BEAD Breaker: amzn.to/3TqW115
Best TIRE sealant: amzn.to/3TqWb8H (video by me youtu.be/nfti6Jt0ye4 )
After Thoughts about the Video: I have put brand new valve stems on $50 tubes, patched tubes, repaired $1400 worth of rubber tracks, saved a $200 tire in this video, repaired a car tire on a holiday weekend just so it could be limped home and countless ATV tires now. I have pressure tested up to 45psi and 65mph. I would guesstimate in the past year I've saved over $3000 vs buying new tires for me/friends/family. Total cost to get set up should be sub $200, with each repair costing maybe 50cents in material(cushion gum). That just so happens to coincide with the price of a single new tire, so it pays for itself after 1 repair. It takes around 30minutes for me to demount, buff, sew and apply new cushion gum. Then an hour to cook and for the chemical reaction with heat and pressure to turn chewing gum consistency rubber into a tire(gotta love chemistry). Repairs like this should only be done on Off Road, ATV, UTV and Tractor tires. NOT all tires can be repaired especially if this is your first time repairing one. I practiced on and old tire for weeks before getting comfortable. I spoke to professionals in this trade over a 2year span perfecting this skill. A 1inch gash is no problem at all. A 2" inch gash is easily doable, a 3" gets significantly more difficult and so on. NOT ALL TIRES ARE REPAIRABLE especially car tires as they are too thin to take almost any repair. Don't believe all the FEAR-MONGERING around tires, but also don't do something outside your abilities.
TECHNICAL DATA:
Trouble shooting:
Rubber not set up after heating- run the head cycle longer
Bulge repair- Sewing not sufficient or repair too large to support damage
Vulcanizing Glue
Ethanol Free Gasoline 50-50 with Cushion gum(2 days to dilute). You can thin it out with more gas or thicken with more cushion gum. DO NOT used store bought "vulcanizing fluid" as it is meant for COLD repairs. You can find HOT vulcanizing fluid but it is around $30 amzn.to/3AZGYF6
Temperature
300F for 60 minutes with a 1/4-3/8" thick sidewall. Longer time is required for thicker repairs.
Tubes: 10 minutes
Inside Patch:
I like to make my own with the string/cord like I show but you could apply a large reinforced sidewall patch after. I may consider doing both if I had a huge gash(3"plus) and need all the help I can get.
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65 Ford 65Ford SFF Gashed slashed tire bulge off road damage ATV UTV SXS Polaris Yamaha Can am Honda Ferguson TO-30 John Deere Deering Dering Mccormick
Stuff I used in the video:
AIR pump up wedge bags: amzn.to/4cYSyO4
12v fountain pumps(parts cleaner): amzn.to/4d7AXDW
RIGHT STUFF RTV gasket maker: amzn.to/4dXoCDg
Lucas Gear Oil gallon: amzn.to/47ndpt9
After Thoughts about the Video: Total cost for repairs was $421 and around 16hrs of missed Youtube watching. The transmission shifts butter smooth and I never had a single grind or pop out of gear.
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Polaris razor 800 900 1000 xp 2 4 Ranger trans tranny diff synthetic winch pull 65 Ford 65Ford SFF atv utv sxs can am Kawasaki Yamaha
20 ton Air Hydraulic Jacks: amzn.to/3XibCCu
After Thoughts about the Video: The air/hydraulic jack is faster than I thought it would be. I didn't pay much for this and expected it to be gimmicky but I was surprised. I can't imagine this would take me more than an afternoon and $200 to build from scratch. However it does require a decent size air compressor of at least 20 gallons. My main 60gallon had no problems keeping up with it. It looks like it was $400 new in 2001 plus shipping of probably at least $100. That would translate to roughly $600plus$150 in today's money.
SPECS if you want to build one yourself. The upright square tubes are only 1/8" thick wall(2x2). The top and bottom braces are 2x3 1/4" wall as they take a side load and need more strength. The other dimensions are not important in the slightest if you want to build one yourself.
ARCHIVED website pages for this:
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Stuff I used in the video:
Master Lock M930 in the video: amzn.to/3YNGewz
Basic Lock Picking Kit 100% legal in all states: amzn.to/4ctYdLO
Milwaukee Cordless Right Angle Die Grinder: amzn.to/3AspnFH
Dewalt 20v 3" cut off tool: amzn.to/4cudFaL
Ryobi Soldering Iron PLUG or BATTERY: amzn.to/3YP9anX
After Thoughts about the Video: Padlocks mean very little anymore since the invention of cordless power tools. They keep spontaneous crime at bay only. Yes, I lowered the security of the the Master M930 lock by omitting a pin(5 down to 4) but watch how easily a pro can pick it(Lock Picking Lawyer m930 Home Depots Best Lock). I keep them in the bed of my trucks so if I buy something 50 miles from home and want to stop for gas/food I have little worry about it being there when I come out.
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Stuff I used in the video:
Pulley: amzn.to/3WQL2zX
Dewalt 20v Bandsaw: amzn.to/3AdYHZc
Hypertherm 30xp Plasma Cutter: amzn.to/3SD7cmY
After Thoughts about the Video: If you don't try, you never know.
Why an old 60amp 1g vs newer 130amp 3g alternator?
Simple, the 1g puts less strain on the motor at lower rpm. The 3g will bog the motor and kill low end power. At the same rpm; a 1g is putting out 30amps where a 3g is putting out 110amps. That's nearly 4x the load on the engine. That's 1320 watts or another way to think is it's using nearly 2hp of the engines power. The 1g is only using 1/2hp. Yes more power is great but not at the expense of engine power.
I intentionally tried to use a smaller drive pulley on the motor. It's a lot smaller than you would find on a vehicle driving this alternator(about 1/2). This is because I wanted to maintain as little engine power loss as possible at lower rpm. This means the engine needs more rpm to produce the same amps. An old Ford is going to turn around 2-2500rpm on average while driving(roughly 50amps output). This ATV/UTV is going to spin at 4000-6000rpm on average(roughly 50amps output).
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65 Ford 65Ford SFF Polaris Ranger RZR 800 900 1000 Stator Generator Honda Pioneer Kawasaki yzx xyz Yamaha
Stuff I used in the video:
Dewalt 3" cutoff tool: amzn.to/3WpoXHr
Dewalt Die Grinder: amzn.to/3Sq3MDJ
Milwaukee mini Belt Sander: amzn.to/3WIyNWg
Milwaukee Right Angle Die Grinder: amzn.to/3YsdGJc
Ryobi Cordless Soldering Station: amzn.to/3WoyRcp
Carbide Burrs: amzn.to/3yiLJsw
VIDEOS that overlap and relate:
Milwaukee Belt Sander MAKE VIDEO: youtu.be/UTR_ZhkHilE
B&D Power Screwdriver Lithium Conversion: youtu.be/1hktn5cjUlo
Snap-On/B&D Power Ratchet Lithium Conv: youtu.be/AHKyDHrcR60
After Thoughts about the Video: You have to do this. This wakens up these old tools and they're better than ever. This took around 2 hours and a lot of fine tuning to make it fit but was worth it. This was a 7.2v model which while running with nicad would be a voltage range of 9 to 6 volts/7.2v nominal. The 12 volt lithium has a range of 12 to 9 volts /10.8 volts nominal. So about 50% more. No load RPM on the side of the tool says 600. I just tested no load RPM with an lithium upgrade and I'm getting roughly 900 rpm.
5 days later. still working. awesome. I drilled an inch and a half hole with a spade bit no problem. This drill really has been woken up and works comparable to a modern drill.
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65 Ford 65Ford SFF DeWalt Makita Milwaukee 7.2v 9.6v 10.8v Nimh Nicad Nicd Lithium Iifepo4 saw impact drill
Hose Clamp Remote Pliers: amzn.to/3WCqz1Y
WERA HEX PLUS keys(best made) amzn.to/4djow8x
Loctite Glue Stick: amzn.to/3SgSa5V
Loctite Primer(not req but makes set up instant): amzn.to/3WzcZfI
Dewalt 20v power Loppers(amazing!): amzn.to/3YiHesv
Ryobi Mini Chainsaw on sale at Home Depot for around $50 a few times a year.
After Thoughts about the Video: The direct drive chippers are so rough on your hands with vibrations it's not worth it. Seriously, don't buy one.
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PAINT Pen Oil Markers I use to DATE repairs: amzn.to/3WufO1z
After Thoughts about the Video: What a fantastic old stick welder. All copper windings and nothing skimped in production. The repaint is not perfect by any means but this is what I like to refer to as a Usable Restoration.
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Digital Tire Inflator: amzn.to/3VRsluf
Valve Stems: amzn.to/3LeRs5s
After Thoughts about the Video: This is not a how too, but instead a "what I do" video. I don't advocate morons play with anything sharp, pointy, requires thought and especially anything you see me do. The can will have a rating on the back or base(usually by the bar code). Most are "DOT 2Q" which means they are rated to at least 270psi before it will burst and designed for an operating pressure up to around 180psi @130F degrees.
USA Aerosol Can Ratings At 130F degrees
No Code Minimum burst 210psi/ 140psi normal operating at 130F
DOT 2P Minimum burst 240psi/ 160psi normal operating at 130F
DOT 2Q Minimum burst 270psi/ 180psi normal operating at 130F
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After Thoughts about the Video: I first saw these a few months ago and was immediately excited. That stopped when I found out they are a crowd funding idea and I just walked away as I didn't think they were real or that there was an actual usable product. However when they contacted me I jumped on the chance to test them out for user feedback... who wouldn't. Only issue is I have no idea what the actual price is going to be in a year from now but I would assume cheaper than the stock batteries you buy. Possibly in the $40 range for a 4.0ah with 21700? That would be a great deal but only an assumption. I would think the tool conversion plates/adapters would have to be in the $15 range(assumption only) with possible bulk discounts...?
Charging time: This really depends on your USB C charger. I used a crappy one and it tooks 3 hours. I used a fast charger I use for my phone and it was around 90minutes.
PROS:
More powerful tools for a lot of brands
Bare battery easily fits into pants pocket(carry a spare)
Power bank for other devices/phone
Fits most modern brands
Lighter than a 3.0/4.0/5.0/6.0ah 10cell battery
No notable difference in tool balance
CONS:
Adapters have to be on tools
little stiff to remove battery from adapter
Safety overload shutoff requires plugging in usb to reset
USB C rubber covers
Slightly larger (1/4-7mm) than oem batteries
Need to fit more brands: Metabo HTP, Hercules, Bauer, Older Nicad tools
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Stuff I used in the video:
Meter I used to see HZ, Voltage, Watts etc: amzn.to/4bNUWHD
Thermal camera for android Phone: amzn.to/3VxWi3L
Thermal camera for Apple: amzn.to/4aXYkOW
Briggs Carb Diaphragms like in the video: amzn.to/4ccKzNk
After Thoughts about the Video: The 12v output wasn't working correcting and had fluctuating voltage. This would be due to a bad bridge rectifier. I was going to quickly swap it with a generic unit ( amzn.to/3ViaVGS ) but it wasn't easily accessible. I started taking it apart and quickly stopped as I was going to be 1+ hours into disassembly/reassembly. I've sold a lot of generators and no one has ever cared about the 12v feature these had anyway. The 120v AC works great.
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JUMBO 1/2" impact socket Kit: amzn.to/4bIZrmL
Dewalt 20v Bandsaw: amzn.to/4c009Mk
VICE used to hold Bandsaw to bench: Harbor Fr part 59113
Milwaukee Right Angle Grinder M12: amzn.to/3VnMWaF
After Thoughts about the Video: Stick welding for the win. It was actually more of a pain in the butt than I thought to get these little pegs to stick.
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Stuff I used in the video:
Security torx for dissembling most battery packs: amzn.to/44ityyP
BASIC soldering iron kit under $10: amzn.to/3xTeYBx
Warrior Battery Drill kit at you local Harbor Freight.
After Thoughts about the Video: Only downfall too using the Warrior battery is 1.3ah(in the kit) and 1.5ah are the only off the shelf options. Can't beat the price for this though especially when you get it on sale for $19.99.
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Random Gibberish Makita Porter Cable Craftsman Ryobi Dewalt 14.4v Kawasaki 18v 20v 7.2v 9.6v 10.8v 15.6v 19.2v volt c3 drill saw skill saw skil circular reciprocating Snap On impact ingersol Matco Mac 65 Ford 65Ford SFF
Folding military shovel: amzn.to/3U9AhGG
After Thoughts about the Video: I did a full video on this Cobra Winch Chainsaw powered winch a few years back but haven't had a use for it. They're not meant really for vehicle recovery but more for log skidding. So moving objects; like a log, distances fairly quickly. A lot quicker than an electric winch for sure. I ended up snapping my winch line on my electric winch that day so this saved my butt for real.
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wench capstan mechanical come a long tow utv atv 4x4 tracks apache can am yamaha rhino 660 700 4s1 camoplast camso snow winter snowmobile polaris backcountry traks trax
Black & Decker model 9050
Craftsman model 900.111430
Stuff I used in the video:
USB C lithium charging boards: amzn.to/3UkzNyN
USB C charging Boards: They run off a t4056 chip that charges lithium cells at 1amp. Some of the boards also have an output where you would power your device and it would shut off power when it got too low. You CAN'T use this function for power tools as they draw way too much and you will cook the board in 1 second. Wire it like I show in the video. There is no low voltage cutoff, so you will have to be smart and know when the tool is low on power. This will be your last sign to charge before you ruin the cells. Honestly you would have to be pretty oblivious to keep pushing it though.
Buy New batteries: If buying new, I would buy a single 21700 cell like the "Samsung 40T" . These are around $6 plus ship from various suppliers online. I wouldn't worry about using 2 18650 cells like I did as it is very tight.
Soldering on Lithium cells: I've done easily 500 cells now and never had a single issue. I have tried to damage them and haven't been able too. I mainly deal with Hi Discharge cells though that are rated to handle high heat. Steps: sand the cell top; soldering iron as hot as possible; rosin flux works fine but takes 2-3 seconds longer; Acid flux(plumbing flux) is super fast but wipe off surface after tinning; use rosin core solder to tin the contact and wire/nickel strip; Solder away. If it takes over 5 seconds to see solder melting/flowing, stop and check your setup.
After Thoughts about the Video: The great thing is Lithium doesn't care when you charge it..... What a fantastic little ratchet. I used it this afternoon on my 1952 Ferguson tractor to remove a starter switch and it was great. I'm happy with the $20 purchase combine with the $2 charging chip and free battery cells.
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Install kit I used $27: amzn.to/43Abm3f
GOOD 100pk tr413 valve stems $20 : amzn.to/43AaCLr
Tire Bead Breaker approx $58: amzn.to/3TFVLKG
After Thoughts about the Video: I know some people will squirm at me using wd-40/PB Blaster. Years ago I actually did experiments with tire rubber and a bunch of chemicals. Mainly for tire shine applications to see what hurt and dry rotted rubber. I used brake fluid, wd-40, PB Blaster and a few other tire shine chemicals. I would apply these to the sidewall of a tire that sat in the sun. Applications were monthly for about 2 years then I started to loose interest as nothing was happening. I randomly applied it for around 5-6years. Nothing had any affect after even 5-6 years, so I gave up. I thought brake fluid would eat it for sure, but no.
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Stuff I used in the video:
Dewalt 20v portable bandsaw: amzn.to/3IGXSJc
Makita 18v Angle Grinder: amzn.to/43kdLyM
Milwaukee 12v Die Grinder: amzn.to/3Vjoasw
Lincoln Viking Auto Darken Welding Helmet: amzn.to/3IH0EhI
Leather welding apron: amzn.to/3TFx2Y8
Related Videos I mention:
Spinning paint can shaker: youtu.be/VWJ5qdCe8sY
Wrench leverage bar: youtu.be/Q8yi_CKXGMg
Green GE shop heater: youtu.be/m9KpJa4rsr0
After Thoughts about the Video: Works fantastic. The length of the stubby arm plays hugely into the force/leverage you can apply. However too long and it starts flexing and getting into the way. I settled on 3" from center of bolt to center of 1/2" socket. I just need to build a 3/8" version.
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