![anesthesiadreamin](/img/default-banner.jpg)
- 739
- 3 747 412
anesthesiadreamin
Приєднався 29 жов 2010
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Відео
4runner TPMS Change - 5th GEN
Переглядів 7321 день тому
Here changing the TPMS sensors out on a 2019 Toyota four runner. Got some cool 2021 wheels, but the 2021 TPMS sensors are not compatible with the 2019 ECU. So... changing them out with the MoreSensor sensors, KX113. I have used this brand on my 2012 RAM Cummins when the factory sensors went out after about 10 years of life, and the More Sensor brand is still working fine in that truck today. Au...
Tractor Wheel Spacers *Bro-Tek* Tips
Переглядів 22628 днів тому
here installing the "bro-tek" wheel spacers on a Mahindra 2555 Purpose: 1) to gain clearance for tire chains 2) increase margin of safety to minimize risk of rollover
Fuel Caddy LESSONS LEARNED
Переглядів 1,1 тис.Місяць тому
Here comparing a couple of different polyethylene fuel caddies, and some mods and testing Vevor "32" gallon (actually 26) DIESEL Caddy w/ 10gpm pump: amzn.to/4dJvdl8 LAPPPLSP 32 gallon Gas/Diesel Caddy w/ 3.7gpm pump: amzn.to/4apYiPJ
Align JEEP Locker Sensor
Переглядів 52Місяць тому
Here a quick tutorial on how I align the Jeep JK Rubicon Locker Sensor.
Jeep LOCKER Connector BROKEN and FIXED
Переглядів 77Місяць тому
Here doing a redneck fix on a locker connector that broke. This seems to be a common problem, especially with these Chrysler connectors that are sometime very difficult to get apart. Crown Automotive Axle Locker Sensor Connector: amzn.to/44ppZGP Stainless Steel Safety Wire / Lockwire, Canister, .041 Dia,, 221 ft: amzn.to/3y1Svm0
AXLE SLEEVE - Problem and FIX
Переглядів 150Місяць тому
here found a "challenge" of adding axle sleeves for reinforcement, it makes the axle seals more difficult to remove. But with this tool, problem solved. Also, when you install *factory* axles, mine came with these plastic "guides" to keep the axle centered in the tube as you install it... however, when you add axle sleeves, they don't fit anymore. However, the axle sleeves *help* to align the a...
"Beefing" the DANA 44
Переглядів 264Місяць тому
here installing the Barnes 4wd Dana 44 axle sleeve / tubes and gussets for the inner "c" KnKut 1/2 Fractional Mechanics Length Step Point Drill Bit: amzn.to/3UCjcGM Forney 60185 Mounted Flap Wheel with 1/4-Inch Shank, 2-Inch-by-1-Inch, 80-Grit: amzn.to/3WezXZP JK INNER C GUSSETS: amzn.to/4biNi7L waitley 2 Pack 20V 6.0A Replacement Battery Compatible with Dewalt DCB200 DCD DCF DCG Series Cordles...
ADJUSTABLE Ball Joints - Tips and Tricks
Переглядів 3172 місяці тому
Here going over how the adjustable ball joints by synergy mfg actually go together. Of course the instructions are very detailed, but I couldn't find a video on how the pieces went together. So here is a video of the assembly details on the bench. These are also rebuildable without pressing out the body of the balljoint, but I don't cover that in this video. Synergy MFG JK/JKU/WJ HD Adjustable ...
Powersmart Snowblower: Basic Functions
Переглядів 532 місяці тому
1/16-Inch Cobalt Steel M35 Jobber Length Twist Drill Bits for Hard Metal, Stainless Steel, Pack of 12Here just discussing the basic systems of the Power Smart snow blower model # DB7109A, a 24 inch gas powered two stage snowthrower. If you understand how the basic systems work, you can fix several problems that may occur yourself. I watched a video of a guy unboxing this snowblower from Amazon,...
32 Gal Polyethylene GAS TANK / Caddy
Переглядів 7962 місяці тому
Here trying out the LAPPPLSP poly ethylene fuel tank from Amazon. It has a 12 volt motor that pumps about 3 gpm. It can pump gasoline or diesel, but we will be dedicating it for gasoline use only. Check the video links at the end which will have the same size DIESEL version tank, and a "modifications" video coming soon!
PowerSmart Snowblower - Drive NOT Engaging !!!
Переглядів 823 місяці тому
Here is a 10 cent fix for a drive problem that started early on the PowerSmart Snowblower from Amazon. This is an INEXPENSIVE snow blower, many people have had good success with them, but one YT video I watched, the guy ran it for an hour and the drive quit (about like this one did). He literally sent it back, which I am not judging, but if this was the same problem he had, he could have fixed ...
Vevor DIESEL TANK - Is it WORTH the Cost???
Переглядів 6213 місяці тому
Here discussing the mobile VEVOR 32 gallon Diesel polyethylene tank with large wheels. I considered the 30 gallon diesel caddy, as well as the 58 gallon diesel fuel tank, they all have 12 volt pumps, and discuss why those were not the best choice for my situation. Vevor 32 gallon diesel tank: amzn.to/49953of Silvel Diesel Heater: amzn.to/49e7d66 Fuel gas can vent caps: amzn.to/4ctAEUI
Snowblower over GRAVEL? YES!
Переглядів 773 місяці тому
Here modifying one of the cheapest snowblowers on Amazon, modifying the skids so they don't dig in but float over our gravel driveways. PowerSmart 24in Snow Blower: amzn.to/49ZRSas PowerSmart Shear pins for auger: amzn.to/3ILwWYZ
Liberator ROCKET Heater -Pellets w/ NO ELECTRICITY !!!
Переглядів 115 тис.4 місяці тому
Liberator ROCKET Heater -Pellets w/ NO ELECTRICITY !!!
*NEW* BAUER 12" Var Speed DRILL PRESS
Переглядів 4,8 тис.4 місяці тому
*NEW* BAUER 12" Var Speed DRILL PRESS
Floor PREP - Tips we WISH we had known!!!
Переглядів 1215 місяців тому
Floor PREP - Tips we WISH we had known!!!
Moving the HOMESTEAD - We Didn't KNOW this!!!
Переглядів 9425 місяців тому
Moving the HOMESTEAD - We Didn't KNOW this!!!
Game Processing Table - COLDCREEK OUTFITTERS
Переглядів 17111 місяців тому
Game Processing Table - COLDCREEK OUTFITTERS
Great video. I’m glad you made it through without that jack on wheels slipping and the front end coming down and crushing your skull. STATIONARY JACKS ALSO!
You are an excellent teacher! Well done. Thank you!
@@jamig.7254 thanks for watching, and glad it helped!
Thank you for sharing and glad it works really well because I bought one I am planning on using tomorrow on my car
Still going strong. I use it often for my cars, and also for a construction Shop-Vac, sucking all kinds of dirt, to sawdust and drywall dust, no problems yet
Thanks, I have two brand-new Ruger bolt action rifles and may get the same problem you had.
Be sure to check out my video on AICS mag modification, The link should be at the end of this video
Sir I can’t thank you enough. I was about to jump off a cliff. Had already been looking at tie rods on Rockauto, checked my suspension, was GOING CRAZY. Then decided to google it. Looked at the exact article that you were talking about. Decided to look at some other stuff. Then found your video. Thought “there ain’t no way that’s what’s causing this!” Sure as shit it was!
These are pieces of shit!!!! I never fired mine yet but when I pull the pump handle back it won’t go forward…..I’m gonna sell mine….. it’s not reliable….bought a 870 tactical…..I’m not sending mine in…I also unfortunately put all new furniture on it…what a waste of time and money….i I don’t sell it I will probably throw it in the ocean…..
If you can't sell it, it'll look good on your wall 🙂 at least it's a cool looking gun
Great review
You need a small tank inline to be able to run air tools. I'm getting ready to buy one of these compressors and already have the tank and I'm going put an unloader valve and a power relay on it to eliminate the control circuit board.
That's exactly what I want to do! If you make a video, please let me know 👍
@@anesthesiadreamin I'd have to figure out how to make and load a video
@@cbmech2563 It's only as hard as you make it :-) I started out just shooting one straight clip and uploading directly to youtube, no real editing/music/intro etc, that stuff is not really needed but I do that now just for fun and effect. Just pick a youtube channel name, create a youtube channel (google that, it will lead you step by step), shoot your video on your phone (you may have to try a few times before you get it right, no big deal) then hit upload. It may not be perfect, mine never are, but remember: we all learn from each other, even the mistakes, and if you are interested in doing these mods, it's guaranteed you are not alone, sometimes other people just don't know exactly how to go about it. So take the plunge! I want to see how you make this come together, cuz I wanna do it too. Cheers 🙂
@@anesthesiadreamin thanks for the information....and the encouragement, I'll talk to my friend that owns a Napa store in the morning
@@cbmech2563 sure thing, if you can't find it at Napa, it's on Amazon, called "All-Top", And several other brands have put their name on the same compressor
Thanks for the tip what kind of thread sealer are you using
having a pilot hole stops coolant flow, some idea there. Another idea which I did to my Mag Drill s coolant hose is cut I t and add a small garden type 4mm Or 1/8 on/off valve to act as the main On/Off valve and the original is just flow adjustment as its the fiddly one !
I didn't know I needed a better valve, now I do! Thanks for the good tips 👍
@@anesthesiadreamin It's more to get more consistent flow to the cutter, run over a scrap piece of steel with cutters almost touching till you see a good amount of coolant then good to go
Floor sander
Wider is better.
Nice job guys.
Any tripping issues?
Not for me,it seems low enough I don't seem to catch my foot on it. However, my low profile steel jack hangs up on it when it rolls over it.
looks great man! im gona give it a go!
Use angle instead of flat along the back edge, it will keep it bowing and keep things from falling out the back when you accellerate
How absurd is it that a work light can’t point down? Also, I bet Great Stuff spray foam or auto body filler would seal that hole
Well done. Thank you.
Thanks for the video I was super confused myself with that and different color!
WHAT? i cant hear you!
Hi I have a 2016 ram 2500 exhaust brake doesn’t work my truck is tuned for it to whitsle in idle now it doesn’t exhaust brake was stuck on took it for a ride and it got unstuck now it doesn’t turn on now I can here the whitsle in idle can that be the turbo or can it be the sensor and I have no codes I’m assuming if it’s sensor it throws a code
Mine threw a code even though I didn't have a bad sensor. But my exhaust brake nozzle was getting stuck. Too much soot recirculating through the EGR system will cause the turbo to carbon up and cause the exhaust brake nozzle to stick. So it may just need cleaning, the dealer can do that with a special chemical. Most people say to turn your exhaust brake on every time u start it so it keeps working freely. Unless a part broke off like it did in my 3 part videos. And yes a bad sensor should give you a code.
Thank you. Get mine tomorrow. //hi
I got one cause the ones we get at work are those cheap, flimsy, hard hat shields that aren't even impact rated. Some guy at work was smacking a ripper tooth off a d10 and a shard went through the hardhat faceshield
Thank you for review! Do you know how much quill travel ? I can’t find this information on manual and in the specs.
Great question! I had to measure it, it's only 3 1/8 in. And that's with all the stops backed off both ways
@@anesthesiadreamin thank you very much for your fast response! I tried to contact with HB customer service, product support, and my question surprised them. After 7 minutes of waiting they are told me that 3.2 inch. As for me 3 inches not too much for $300 drill press, but better than 2 inch on most of inexpensive drills. I decided to buy WEN 1412t since this one cost me (today) $270 (with 10% discount). All the best
Have you had any problems with your air intake from gdp
not yet. Have you heard of problems?
Thank you for posting this. Spot on 🤙
Fully convinced this is happening on my Porsche Panamera. How long did you drive with it making noise? How urgent is this fix?
That's a tough one to answer, I drove it for maybe 200 MI. And you can see the damage on mine wasn't real severe, but circulating metal in your oil isn't good for the rest of the bearings either. I'm not a mechanic, But if I plan to replace all the bearings, then I might run it longer. If I just want to replace the one bearing, and try to save the others, then the sooner the better
@@anesthesiadreamin thanks
So you are doing a 12 hour burn for under ten dollars ? Also what keeps the burn from going up the feed pipe to the hopper ? It would be cool if you could incorperate a large mass of concrete that would turn it into a mass heater and even further its efficiency. Cheers from Canada !
Yes, it seems a lot of people are adding mass to this and getting good results. And yes, a 12-hour burn at minimum. Usually around 18 per 40 lb bag of pellets. And the air coming down around the pellet feed tube hits the burn chamber where the actual fire is , and makes The flame burn upside down, and then the flame Burns into the burn chamber, So no chance of it burning back up the feed tube. Great questions! Thanks for watching 👍
very informative.i've bought a new Kioti with a backhoe and struggling trying to learn the controls.this video helped alot.i'm going out to practice now.thanks again.
Please let me know if your controls are set up the same
Yes sir,the controls on my new kioti are the same
Too much talking and explaining bro just show us what each sander does.
Did this trail back in 2019 and felt like it would kill me and my bike!! Takes balls to even try it, well done!
Yes! You will never forget it, neither will I, burned in our brains. Rode it twice now up to the waterfall. It's funny, the obstacles that are hard for four-wheel drives are easy on the bike, but the things that are easy in the four-wheel drive are hard when Riding a bike. It's just so rough and long, without letting up, no matter what kind of vehicle you use it literally beats the life out of you. I remember getting to the bottom and thinking why in the world did I ever do that LOL... But that's what makes great memories right?
It works wonders did my whole deck, but you gotta watch out for either screwheads or nailhead if you hit them, it destroys it
I used about 3 flap disk to remove the paint from my deck and got less than 1/4 of the way. It was very difficult because I had to keep scraping the discs clean from the old paint. Frustrated I went to Lowe's and got the diamabrush for $49 and it was the best decision I made. It removed the old paint much faster and didn't have to keep cleaning the blades. If you have a medium to big size project then get the diamabrush.
Good to know, thanks for the good feedback. People do read the comments, and this is a real life experience comment 👍
Did you ever figure out the issue?
When are you moving back to San Antonio? I could use a good mechanic! Plus I miss my old riding Buddy!
Wait whatttttt??? Is this JC?
@@anesthesiadreamin yes sir! We should catch up! You're doing a great job on the tubes!
Well I’ll try it cause I can’t figure mine out. 15-30 there’s a squeak and more so when turning a little. Only 70k miles seems unlikely a wheel bearing. I’ll try this before doing a deeper dive. Fyi the stops are meant to be adjusted so hood sits flush with fenders at seam. Should not be lower or higher on either side.
For the record, being Autel MX 1-Sensors and your TPMS programming/relearn tool is an Autel TS508, you can also reconfigure those MX 1-Sensors from a 2021 4Runner to a 2019 4Runner when the tires are at zero pressure. Thought I'd give you a heads up. But good work on the TPMS service.
Haha! I wondered often if I was missing something. But I never really investigated it! Thanks for commenting on this, people do read the comments, and this is good information 👍
@@anesthesiadreamin You're welcome. Working in a tire shop, I'm no stranger when it comes to TPMS service, especially with the Autel TS508, iTS600, and the MX 1-Sensors.
what kind of cradle is that? and how has it worked for you?
Its from Tractor Supply, my HF was out of stock. Check out the playlist on my channel called "trailer project, part 10" I think I talk about it some in that video
@@anesthesiadreamin Thanks
You have to load the shell 45 degree push down in and then slide genius
I want to do this to my truck but I think an easier way would have been to just leave that grid heater plate in place once you disconnect the power wire running to it it’s not gonna cause any more failures and then you could use some metal snips to cut the fins out of the actual grid heater and skip the whole disassembly part. All of this is of fours if your nut isn’t lose from the beginning.
I thought about that too! But do be careful with your "snipping" that you don't lose any metal pieces into the top of your cylinders. Also, it's not exactly thin metal, so I'm not sure what exactly it would take to tear the metal all apart in small enough pieces to get it back up out of the hole. And disconnecting the power wire may or may not give you an error code. And where I live it's well below zero a lot of the winter, so I need the grid heater, so cutting the cable and disabling it isn't really an option for me. But it is for people that live in warmer climates 👍
Cool video. Exactly what I was looking for. Much appreciated 👍
I got a lot of comments about using a drum sander, which I didn't even know existed when I made this video. Might work better and be faster? IDK. Also, a couple deck experts have commented on using Defy brand wood stain, if that's what you are looking for. I used Thompsons but had to apply it at least twice a year. So next I am gonna try the Defy brand. Hey thx for your comments and for watching! Good luck with your project
Does yours leak?
If you are talking about leaking around the fill cap, then yep, I tried a nitrile O-ring, and it helped. But I can't remember the size. Otherwise I was storing it on it's side so it wouldn't leak out the fill cap.
Thanks good video. Mine leaks on every side, Maybe a little bit better on its butt but I do like it.
I am experiencing peeling off a 3 year old deck, and I put a fresh coat of stain on it every year. What type/brand of stain do you recommend?
So I switched to Thompson's, but it required a couple applications a year, or more. Several people in the comments below recommended DEFY brand, to get an actual stain that lasts a decent time. I haven't tried it yet, but that will be my next step.
Bro, the manual says to angle the shell 45degrees at first while pushing to engage the load spring, then u can go 90 to degrees an push it the rest of the way....
Come on bro, I'm a guy, I don't read directions 😂 And even if a 45° angle would keep The shells from catching on the rim that shouldn't be there, it's stupid for a manufacturer to engineer a gun that requires a protractor to put a shotgun shell in. Just saying. I finally switched to a Beretta And it loads without any issues at any angle, and eats everything. A lot of people like this KS7 gun, and don't have any problems, but other people complain about this same thing as well. It's just not for me anymore
@@anesthesiadreamin be sure to upload a video when you take a dremmel tool to your new beretta!
Thanks it fixed it for me.
The speed adjustment lever on mine is very stiff. Is this normal for everyone else? Otherwise I love it.
Regardless of what you use, when you use an angle grinder technique is everything. I can't stress this enough and I see people make this mistake all the time when using an angle grinder "let the tool do the work". And no time should you have to press an angle grinder. You should never have to use muscle with an angle grinder regardless of what you're using it for. In this application, sanding boards, either of his attachments would work fine but you turn the grinder on and you let it do the work Your job is to keep it parallel on the board If you tip forward or back or side to side you will gouge the wood and leave tattletales. The proper way to do this is to maintain a parallel plane with the wood and the angle grinder will want to go right when you reach the end of the path to the right. Your job is to control that right momentum. In order to make it go right, with the slightest of pressure, You raise the back. This will change the angular momentum and put more pressure on the front which will throw left. Another way to avoid having tattletails in your wood is don't do just one board at a time and don't run with the grain or go across it, go at a diagonal. Pick a corner and start working out away from the corner maintaining that same diagonal then go to the corner opposite that one and work the whole thing that way. You will end up having an x pattern. The main thing is having the right tool for the right job. I don't think I'd be crawling my deck with this it'd be easier to get a drum sander, the same as what you use for a floor, except you wouldn't step down your grits, You would run at 36 grit for the entire job and maybe use your angle grinder for the corners. Same rule applies go diagonal one way and then the other. Whatever you do... Whatever tool you decide that you want to use do not go across the grain. That just tears the wood up.
Golf cart
Guess you should have said "SCHUMACHER BATTERY TENDER MAINTAINER CHINESE AMAZON BLOWN FUSE REPAIR HOT GIRLS" ;) I recently left my Battery Tender Jr. (you know, the REAL brand, lol) hooked up overnight to a battery that was fully charged... storm rolled through and tree went down over the powerline a half mile down the road... Power company is great and restored power within 3 hours, but I guess it surged when they got the juice flowing and when I went out all the lights were out on the tender, and it sounds like a baby rattle... was hoping it might be possible to pop a new fuse in, but looks like I better just get another one! Luckily the vehicle battery seemed fine, but the ground fault outlet was tripped... Battery Tender Jr. is about twice what I paid for it now, so the budget-minded me wants to try LEICESTERCN battery maintainer ($15), but then I also saw a mini Schumacher $18... might be the safer bet... as always with the cheaper Chinese knock-offs their are the stories of them destroying batteries, and lives, lol... you know... Thanks for the video (and the space for a free association session, haha).
Thank you, I will buy Benelli :)
Worth it bro!!!
Would love to see a 17” or 20” version of this. Glad to see someone’s making a more affordable variable speed DP. Great review, thank you.