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It's very possible... Depending on whether or not there was old fuel in the carburetor it may have gummed up the fuel bowl and may need to be cleaned along with the jet. Ethanol is a killer for small engines when left to sit for a while... Hopefully you get it straightened out...👍

Also one thing I noticed with mine it tends to run on the more richer side (more fuel) so just as part of my general maintenance, every time I change the oil I change the spark plug. Cheap insurance for the lige of the generator...

@@ChallengeTheBuild If it was gummed up it would still let it run on propane?

@Nw46784 Eh.... I don't think so... I don't know.... My gut says the carburetor does not flow the propane, I think something else does (like a regulator) but Im not 100% sure... Follow the propane fuel hose and see where it goes... Maybe it does.... I have still not run mine on propane yet...

Awesome! I promise you, the investment is totally worth it! Thanks for watching and commenting, happy 4th of July 🇺🇲💯🤝

Thanks for watching and commenting..👍 Be safe welding...👊💯

🤷‍♂️ This one is still working great and I would recommend it..🤙

AWESOME! Appreciate the feedback 🤝💯

Unfortunately I do not have an answer for that.

I guess it's whatever you want it to be..🤷‍♂️

Ouch...

Watch this video ruclips.net/video/0MgGDnaDTKI/видео.html it literally takes less than 10 minutes to make it a 72" belt grinder. Also the little bit of time and money it takes to fix the switch (IF it's still a problem) still makes this belt grinder a good investment. Others cost upwards of 2 grand to start. Or buy the variable speed model?🤷‍♂️🤙👍💯 Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching and commenting..🤙💯

Definitely not true anymore. Years ago I would say yes but just like Harbor Freight they have really invested in their product lines... There are still some things that I wouldn't buy but this is a solid buy...

2T is simply pulling and holding the trigger while cutting. 4T is pull the trigger and release then make your cut, then pull trigger and release to stop the machine.

Considering the work was done two years ago... It is holding up really well. I would recommend it and I will definitely be using it again. One thing I will definitely recommend is use the epoxy black primer before the topcoat. The epoxy primer that Samurai sells is awesome in conjunction with the bed liner.... Also out of the 10-12 cans I have used one can was no good... So hopefully you won't get any bad cans... Also shake them alot...alot alot...

Check the instructions. I feel like you may have a plug backwards...🤷‍♂️. Check and recheck all connections. That's honestly the best advice I have. These lights can be pesky little buggers.

@@ChallengeTheBuild I was thinking that. Once the rain stops I’ll try to flip them. Thanks!

@ijonathanf Hope you get it figured out...

I appreciate the support and comment, thank you. 👍

That is a good deal! 👍 Thanks for watching and the feedback.

I know that if I had a few hundred compressors laying around I would cut the apart yes. The key is getting into a system that works and then once you get it figured out soeed will naturally follow. Once I found my rhythm I could do 4 - 6 an hour and even if prices are low I feel like it would be worth it. 🤷‍♂️. You could always run a test too. Cut and clean 10 units, track your time and then cash in everything from the 10 units and then run the numbers to determine if it is worth it or not for you...👍👍 Good luck be safe.

That would be something for you to decide... That is why I suggested running a test. Good luck and be safe.

This comment is AWESOME! I really appreciate the input and positive feedback! Thanks for adding to the content and conversation. Keep an eye out for the review on the ACDC machine, ArcCaptain hooked me up with the ACDC machine last week so I need to set some time aside a dive into it. Thanks again for the input! #ChallengeTheBuild

On the back side pf the light there should be 2 torx style bolts/screws they might even be external torx. One bolt adjusts up and down the other should be left to right...

That is a very useful tool, good call on using it. It definitely would have saved me a lot of time. 👍

Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate the feedback 👍

They are sold.. 👍

Can't win them all...🤷‍♂️😂

This wasn't paid... All I got was a free mag drill... I do not accept any additional payments for any of my product reviews, this way here my reviews stay neutral.

In my opinion you will not find any better review channel. One word to sum up my reviews and this channel is Integrity, and if you look, I respond to 99% of my comments. Nothing to hide here...

@@ChallengeTheBuildLOL, “In my opinion, I am the best!!!” lol. Getting a $350-450 tool is getting paid. I’m a consummate tool review watcher. You are not the best….frankly not even close. Use that not as something to tear you down, but to improve on a mediocre content presentation.

@OFFICIALUND Thanks.... I guess..... For being such a consummate tool review watcher, I would have thought the commenting skill would be better... Now don't take this as something to tear you down but a way to improve on your mediocre presentation..

I'll take it! 😁👍 Thanks

Appreciate the feedback, thanks... I myself haven't even looked into that due to me running it in the winter because of how I use it.

run it dry?

Do the 1965s run the long trailing arm style rear setup similar to the 70s? Or is it leaf springs? This specific setup is what the owner wanted/asked for... If I was to do another one I would definitely do a four link.. The way the bags were setup worked great and would do it the same again.... Just swap the leafs for a four link or even watts link and it would be premium...👍😎

Yes, generally scrap yards will sort it... Because they too also get paid for heavy vs. light. .... But each yard is different...

I guess I should ask at the scrap yard I go too but I generally just see everyone dumping everything in a big pile. The only difference is when you have copper stainless steel. We go into a building to unload that material.

I appreciate the support, thank you👍... I need to get back to uploading project content... Things have been very chaotic lately for me... Stay tuned..

East Coast... PA

My reviews are not for everyone as I follow my own drum beat when making these reviews😂, so I appreciate the positive feedback. Comments like this let me know I am doing it right. 👍

I appreciate the feedback... Let me see what I can do... However I'm not making any promises...👍

@@ChallengeTheBuild thank you! And looking forward for more videos!

Touch the entire time.. That's why the tips are consumables... You can raise it up but will probably use consumables a lot faster rate...

@@ChallengeTheBuild awesome thank you so much for that advice I was holding it above

Good luck and be safe..🤙

Local junk yard..👍

Appreciate the feedback. Now that I drive it a little more often I think I may change out to a 50 series muffler.... Try and tone it down a little bit more...🤷‍♂️

My setup is too quiet I might replace my bullet mids by UPOWER resonators, more direct, not sure...

Loud pipes save lives! 😂😂

I am not sure but I can take a look.... The MIG200 is advertised as a lift tig so I am doubtful...

Can't win them all. Appreciate the feedback. 👍

The drive wheel on the motor is approximately 8.75" +/- in diameter. Appreciate all the feedback, thank you.👍

Appreciate the comments and watch. Thanks

If you have time watch the actual review video here ruclips.net/video/rcEQVPKVKSw/видео.html and most of your questions will probably be answered. Appreciate you watching and commenting. 👍

I haven't. I generally just mig or tig weld and very very rarely stick weld (basically never😂) but I am sure it works as advertised. I have reviewed a bunch of budget welders over the last year and all of them perform better then I expected because of how cheap you can buy them.... This TIG200 is awesome and love the HF TIG welding process and would feel confident in saying the stick welding process wouldn't disappoint. For a couple hundred bucks I don't think you could go wrong. Thanks for watching and commenting.