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The car now has about 200 miles since I put the new brakes in and it is working perfectly. Have you ever replaced the brakes on yours?

@@oviduran Yes I done work on my car to I’m learning from you Ovi 🔩👍

I have one now. I ordered from Amazon the day after I put the brakes. Will be using it in a future brake job. Yes, everyone that uses the hand impact screwdriver has great results.

I remember about twelve years ago not being able to take one screw off a 2003 VW and had to take it to the dealer. But if I ever put new screws in, a good idea may be to add a little anti-seize to them.

@oviduran any updates on your antic truck?

@@KING4aday46 not yet about the 52 truck. I pretty much abandoned it temporarily because of all the unexpected projects. I am almost done with the projects. I should be working on it next week. Hopefully, nothing else breaks here before I get started with it again. lol

I did not put new ones in. Those screws are not required. It’s an option. They are there for assembly purposes at the factory so the rotors don’t move or fall out during assembly. The lugnuts hold the rotors in place. I did order new screws for Honda/Acura for future use in case…

But be aware that cars historically did not come with screws in rotors. That’s a newer thing for assembly purposes when cars are being built. I noticed the screws started showing up in some cars after the year 2001 or so.

Glad you think so!

Thanks Al. María was expecting me driving the car at the end of the video but I did not show it. I’ve put about 135 miles since I did this video and it’s stopping perfectly and silently. Good luck with the MDX.

Si, el venado me estaba comiendo toda vegetación el año pasado. Ahora solo lo puedan mirar. Saludos.

@@oviduran 🤣🤣🤣así mismo ay q encorralar todo

Sally came by this morning. If it wasn't for the deer fencing, she would probably eat all my vegetables in the garden like she did last year. But there is plenty for her to eat in the woods.

You may be correct Derrick. I will review that clip again today and may have to remove it to avoid any discord or misinformation. Thanks.

The kale and swiss chard are some of my favorites. Will be making lots of green smoothies every week.

Yes, all plants are growing well up here but keeping an eye on those gandules. I think they will produce pods in August. I am planning on making arroz con gandules later this summer. Keeping my fingers crossed.

Thanks Evelyn. I contemplated expanding the garden by a few more raised beds but will postpone until next season. I visit the garden every day and try to keep it going green. But I have a feeling that next month will be even better as they grow bigger.

I know that the culantro will grow well and it is now, slowly but surely. The pigeon peas (gandules) look like they are somewhat stagnant now but once it heats up next month they may take off.

The size of battery for our trucks is Group Size 75. I picked one up at Walmart for under 100 bucks. It is 690 Cold Cranking Amps (CCA). The higher the CCA’s the better. I haven’t installed my battery yet but will soon. So many other projects…

Good day Aix. I've been wondering what you were up to these days. Things are well on the homestead. Now is growing season up here and the garden is doing great. One groundhog started to eat some of my plants. Will be installing a short wire fence around my deer fence to keep it out. Hope all is well.

The vast majority of HVAC folks are honest and hard working. I am reviewing the section in question about the fellow UA-camr in California and may remove it today.

Glad to hear the video helped out. I had to look at my own video a few months ago to get it installed again. Once I do it a few more times it will stick and become easier. Semper Fi Tony. I retired from the Navy after many years in and now I am supposedly enjoying retired life. Lol

@@oviduran thanks for the reply. Have a great day . Yesterday put the last together n practice cut . Then hit the pool before my work week begins . Thanks again. Semper Fi .

Is this Chris U? Thanks, and yes I am happy with the parts from Amazon. First I did a search for my specific model and then I looked for the highest rated parts. Only 31 bucks. And since I was already there I decided to get the kit with the rollers, pulley and spring. Might as well because I was going to have the dryer apart. This job can last me many years. Have a great week.

@@oviduranyes it’s Chris U. Keep up the good work SC Duran!

@@cu1389 I got a call from CTF today. Turns out they have a farewell poster with signatures from people that worked on the program. They are sending it over to my home soon.

No pecking. The problem is that this one hen is the rooster's favorite and he mates with her several times a day. He has long spurs and each time he pulls a feather. He's got nine other choices but this one poor hen is the favorite. I do have a solution for that in a future video.

Good morning Aaron. All is well. The temps are coming down this week. A great week to finish the job in Scotia. Greetings to your mom.

Rioverde by Vendla. I believe it's a Mexican song.

Thank you! You too!

Thanks. Most belts in front loader dryers are now made like this with materials manufacturers call PTFE and are supposed to last 10 to 20 years. I remember in the old days belts were about three times wider and thicker than this, but I have a good feeling about this PTFE material. Yes, both sides of the belt are on the same side of the pulley, but once you put the drum in, the part of the belt that is directly touching the pulley, will pull the pulley up about four to five inches away from the bottom side of the belt and they never touch, at least until the belt brakes. It a pretty ingenious design. It's been a week since I installed the new belt and am looking forward to many years of use. Greetings from the Adirondack Mountains.

@@oviduran I hope you get many many years of service. Best wishes.

These dryers are getting more complicated but well worth fixing them.

Gracias. Hay muchas de estas secadoras hoy dia y ojala que le pueda ayudar a alguien arreglar la suya. Nos podemos ahorrar mucho dinero en el proceso. Estas secadoras modernas son un poco complicada y se toma mas tiempo, pero vale la pena arreglarlas uno mismo.

Thanks 👍These dryers (front loaders) are more complicated and will take a while to replace a belt. That's why it's best to replace all the rollers and pulley while you're at it. Now, most newer dryers are like mine and this video should be able to help someone out there. Maybe you... LOL

Oh yes. I had one of those at my previous home and had to replace the belt there too. These new dryers are more involved and can take a long time to do.

Thanks. I hope this can help someone since many of us have similar dryers.

@@oviduran hey I’m learning myself

By the way the culantro germinated and waiting for them to grow a little more so I can transplant them

@@epagan22 my culantro is slowly growing outside. Update on them next week.

@@oviduranI’m looking forward to see them

Thank you! The dryer has been working like a champ since I completed the repairs a few days ago and should last for many years. This is something that every household has and I hope it is useful to all.