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I see one thing, actually two things on your video, the bearings you are holding up dont have any anti spin tabs on them, most bearings I have seen have tabs on them to prevent spinning the bearings.

My 2004 Silverado 4.3 v6 uses about a quart every 3500 miles.

It's all trash that's found on the beaches on the west coast, or maybe just Oregon.

Some beach trash turned into sculptures at my local home show.

I bought a 1988 Honda TRX350D Fourwheeler, I have wanted one for quite awhile, it has the solid front axle, its shockingly good shape considering it was a loaner and ranch quad most of its life.

Took my 16 year old nephew fourwheeling, his truck is a 1985 Ford F150 4x4 with 300 straight six and a four speed transmission.

Not a chance.

Made a lead hammer today, my brother's boss has about 5 or 10,000 pounds of lead from a sailboat keel, I knocked a bit off for a little hammer project, I may make a smaller one tomorrow.

No hog rings on the seat, GM has a plastic strip that you have flip over to snap onto the seat frame then some plastic snaps to snap onto the seat frame.

Pretty swank, Jeep needs to take some notes on how to build a tough looking SUV.

It turned out ok, there is a loose section of fabric on the left side but I am not going through that again to fix it.

I put a new seat cover on my driver's seat bottom in my 2004 Silverado, that was a difficult endeavor. I had an appolstery shop fix it about 15 years ago and it started to blow out again.

But its still a four door though,

Good engine but its missing two cylinders.

I have the Nissan front disassembled for repair, I am going to buy a new inner fender apron and have my nephew weld it back in.

You should use your old Chevy pickup on the channel, its way more interesting than any new trucks.

Finally got the new tires installed (for some reason Walmart kept canceling the appointment) , they are Good Year Wrangler Authority 265/75R16, the same as the 16 year old tires. I think they are a Walmart exclusive tire.

Time for new tires, apparently they are sixteen years old and 50,000 miles. I am getting Walmart Goodyear Wrangler Authority 265/75R16, they are pretty good tires as they have held up pretty good on all of the mining and logging roads i drive on. I was up at the local off road park and I must...

A yawn inducing snooze fest.

If its a $1000 or so I buy it.