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Looks like you put it in backwards. My trim ring goes on on the inside

Thanks for posting this great video! I just finished replacing the seal on the right hand side of my BX24. Without your instructions it would have been a much tougher job.

great hint, thank you! 👋

Clear and right to the point, very good demonstration video. Hoping to get the new belt installed at a remote cabin site this summer. Thank you from Alaska!

People get caught up with using tools to do simple jobs. It's nice that there are still some folks that have the common sense to break down a job into its simplest parts and use an efficient method to finish the work. Thanks! I enjoyed watching.

Did the drain tile fix the issue

Couldn't you have just shortened the top link? Or extended the lower pin mounts? Seems a shame to shorten the tines and change the spring action. Either way, mission accomplished. The stand was a great idea as well. Maybe cap the top end of the stand pipe or drill a drain hole at the bottom to avoid it filling with water and freezing in the winter. Just a thought. That's a sweet Kubota tractor you've got there. It made short work of clearing that ditch and cleaned up that property like a bowss!.

What’s the part number

When the Germans were ask why the Americans won WW2, There answer was ,they improvised so well. Example, was welding railroad tracks to the front of tanks to get thru the hedgerows. here you are watching an example . GRIZ

Great video+explanation+job! Thank you for sharing! Well done mate🙏🏻

Great vid brother. Helped me a lot.

how much it cost ?

If u put something against the opposite side like the forklift the hammer would work better

Lmao thank you so much

Great video I would suggest people putting in 3.8 pouring out of a 5-gallon bucket pour out a little over one quart first then Phil

I found this quite helpful, but I had my front end loader on, which made it hard for me to get in from the side like you did. So I raised the tractor up with the loaded and loosened those bolts from underneath. Took awhile, but everything came together, and I saved money in the process. Thanks for the tips.

I just ordered one yesterday

I too have this happen. Is the chuck screwed down too far on the tool? Are there different inserted shaft lengths...and I just have one that is too long? Is it the way I use the hammer?

Finally: 2010 BX25, 3235 hours, first front axle oil change. Always been low, as in there was oil in the spindles, but none in the center. Tonight, with new seals installed, it is time to top it up- with some 80-90w. 🙂

Muchas gracias necesitaba mucho este video

Awesome look,knocked out two windows on Tahoe*that cost me

Your white wire on right side of pulse bar? Circle connection. Supposed to me a key on. Can you show me where you got the wire to plug into pulse bar. I cannot find mine on my 2018. Thanks.

Dumbest crap I've ever seen. Ya know...I can't afford a 30 dollar pump ya know...30 dollar pump would fill it in 5 minutes...ya know...I guess he dont..ya know

Does this fit all gladiators? I have a 2021 with factory inverter in the back seat

what an excellent job. you are clear and precise on what you are doing and what needs to be done. i certainly enjoyed it when you said 'lets test just the top bolt first' on loosening the alternator. great camera work too, i could see everything to did clearly. thanks for taking the time to do this video.

Starknight put foam in there’s as well

Right on dude but I had already put lights in my roof

Awesome! Do you sell them?

It won't work with any belly mower, or anything needing the mid mount PTO.

Yes Thats the cats ass dude. Can i have go to info please.

The problem with using any wire wheels, sand paper, shot blasting techniques, etc on soft stone or brick, is that you're removing the face. Once you do that the brick/stone deteriorates at a much greater rate than if you'd cleaned it gently. You can see examples of this on exterior stone and brick where improper cleaning methods, like a wire wheel were used to clean the surface. Whenever you're cleaning stone or brick, begin with the mildest cleaning methods first, like plain water and a soft brush. If you want things cleaner than that, then use a restoration cleaner with a 10: 1 ratio of water to liquid cleaner. You should leave the stone/brick to dry out for a few days, before increasing the amount of cleaner to water. Pressure washing at the incorrect pressure does the same thing. If you have an old building to clean, start gently and work your way up, but never, ever use abrasive materials like flap wheels or wire wheels, they are destroyers of brick/stone. I own a Historic masonry repair company covering the East Coast from Boston to Richmond, Virginia, and we do this every day.

Thanks Taylor You saved me a WHOLE lot of aggression. I did not know Polaris used a non standard knockout. I also would not have had the slightest idea of where to find the correct switch. I ordered a 3pack of pigtails from Amazon. ( I try to stay away from them because I don’t like the way they treat there sellers) But Polaris charged me 31.00 a piece. That was after being there for 2 hours. They said they had to order them. Five days later I call Them. They said they have one in stock but never ordered the other one 😫😫😫. I got 3 for 10.45 and will be here in 2 days. Your link for the switches took me directly to the switch guys, so I called them and spoke to Jim. Told him what I needed , he said he would make them up and ship them out tomorrow. I will buy from someone like (small guy that knows what he’s doing and actually wants to make money) over some conglomerate every time. I don’t mind paying for a good product but don’t want to get analized in the process and get spit on to boot. I told him about your video. Thanks many times for the time and effort you put into the video.

Great info 👏🏽👏🏽

what size are these tires? looks like 26 x 12.00 x 12??? I have a 445 John Deere. Made in the 90s. Wondering what size engine yours is? What I do not understand is that I didn't see if you jacked up the axel, so the rim doesn't cut through your tire!!!! YIKES!! I am also wondering; how do you know how much air pressure to blow your tires up to now? Does the fluid displace the inside and create the same volume of pressure; therefore you would use the same amount of pressure as usual? I guess I am writing this before you show some of the questions I am asking! lol!

How much did you cut off the pto shaft

What a crappy vid. It does not show how to remove the block heater. Can see any thing you are doing. Useless info.

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I have one right now, severely egg bound. I found her standing erect yesterday. For some reason, UA-cam knows about my circumstances bec suddenly I had a recommend on how to treat an eggbound chicken. I realized then that my hen (beautiful super fluffy blue Cochin hen) she's eggbound. When I carried her, she was really heavy on the back end. I did the Epsom Salt warm water soak for 20 mins and felt her behind. Huge egg shape inside. So I created gentle waves in the water towards her behind (water massage). Today, I found an egg in her crate. I let her out to walk exercise (just like pregnant humans) - she's still erect. There's a second soft shelled egg inside her. I repeated the epsom soak, but she's still not able to push it out. I hope she gets thru this tonight.

I love the video but the music is wild 😂

Fabulous video. I just bought a used BX and see a little puddle on the floor. I’ll have to find you fluid change video and try that first. Do you have the link?

Good job

Do you get the drain tile close as you can to the footings ??

Nice info.

Very helpful! About to undertake this myself. Dealing with some heavy wet clay and a leaky basement in WI. Sounds like you might be from Wisco too

Excellent video.

Thanks for this detailed video and kudos to your hard work. Quick question to you if you don't mind, what kind of drain tile or pipe you used? Was it perforated PVC or the flexible black perforated corrugated pipe?

Having the same problem,, trying to build up enough confidence to do this,,, Thank you great video bro,,, I know it was a lot a work!!

Good job

Shouldn’t we use safety glasses and mask? Thanks for the idea and demo. Stay safe.

I Enjoy this video!