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Part 3 of the Case Skidsteer series. In this we continue to clean the interior, debug some small electrical issues and change out the oil. This one went a little long so I decided to leave the last few things, like final clean, attachments and even the new tracks for another video. The oil in this looked pretty ripe, so I plan to run it with some seafoam and then swap it out again in a few weeks. Very easy to drain the fluids on this machine, I'm more and more impressed with it the more I work on it. Chapters: 0:00 Intro and quick recap 00:53 Start of the deep clean 10:19 Headliner light repair 12:17 Diggin into the electrical 20:56 Adding in the Hazard light 26:18 Replacing the jump-post switch 31:53 Figuring out how to drain the fluids 44:37 Draining the oil (slow drain) 52:00 Adding in oil/seafoam All music used under license, available on request.

In this episode, I finish the paint and get the new decals applied. The weather didn't cooperate much the last few days, but we got er done. Almost exactly the look I was going for too: Not abused, but used. Part 3 will cover finishing up the interior, debugging the heat and air conditioning, and hopefully changing out the fluids. 00:33 Quick review and digging into the old decals 03:20 Sanding and final paint 14:50 Applying the new decals 25:37 Big reveal Legalese: All songs used under license. Documentation available upon request.

I recently purchased a skid steer that was in a flooded region for a time. It's not in too bad a shape but it will need some TLC.

I'm not drunk! Music used under license.

No sarcasm intended, it's crazy how much work he put into that. Legalese: Contents the property and rights of the content creator. Will be removed upon request, but claiming fair use. I'm not monetizing this, I'm just a fan. Music used under license from AudioJungle. License available upon verified request. Transcript

Wow, 10,000 subscribers. Many thanks to those that have hung around, and appreciative to those that don't recall why they ever clicked on the subscribe button to begin with. I understand youtube is about to force ads on all videos, just know they aren't from me., I don't make anything off the channel, it's just for fun. Apologies again for the long intro, I enjoy doing those as much as the rest of the video, so I'm kinda stuck with them. Go to 1:10 to skip. I may do another one where I actually use the press for dropping the powder and the shot, but it's better to actually SEE the steps, instead of a guy just moving a slider, I think? Not intended as any type of instructional video, for entertainment purposes only. Duplicate at your own risk. Doing things improperly can lead to grievous personal harm or death. **Music used via license from Envato, documentation available on request.

10 questions to ask before you move to the wilderness. Just things to think about BEFORE you take the plunge.

A quick introduction on reloading the extremely popular (and one of my all time favorite) calibers, the 9mm Luger. I am reloading 147gr for competition in this example. Component/Tool list: Tools: Hornady LnL progressive press, #8 shellplate Hornady 9mm Carbide die set + factory crimp die Hornady 9mm bullet drop die. 3d printed case drop (from thingiverse) Lee single stage press Hornady reloading manual RCBS 505 balance scale Harbor freight wet tumbler Vibra prime primer tube filler Anycubic 3d printer (for ammo box and press parts) Components: Hodgdon CFE pistol powder CCI #500 small pistol primers bulk plated 147gr projectiles various headstamp brass Note this is for entertainment only, reloading is an extremely dangerous practice if not done carefully and properly. Serious injury or even death can result so be sure you do research and ask questions BEFORE you start reloading! Also on Bitchute, Rumble, and Odysee.

Reloading a batch of .45 ACP on the Hornady progressive press. A quick introduction on reloading the extremely popular caliber, .45 ACP This round helped win WW2, and many consider it a better round than 9mm. Check out my NEW "nature" channel! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6CYMby84n0NAvRynWd3z3A Component/Tool list: Tools: Hornady LnL progressive press, #45 shellplate Hornady 45 AUTO Carbide die set + taper crimp die Lee single stage press Hornady reloading manual RCBS 505 balance scale Harbor freight wet tumbler Components: Hodgdon CFE pistol powder Federal large pistol primers bulk plated 230gr projectiles various headstamp brass Note this is for entertainment only, reloading is an extremely dangerous practice if not done carefully and properly. Serious injury or even death can result so be sure you do research and ask questions BEFORE you start reloading!

Just a wandering around the new property, seeing if I can find a nice, quite, safe space(ha!) to build a small shooting cabin. I want to be able to use a MOUNTAIN as a backstop, and I think I can make that happen.

Just a glimpse into the daily routine. Life is indeed what you make it. Home shop/studio is almost done, so I should be able to get some content soon. I know I say that all the time, but this time, well who knows right? Life has slooooowed way down, and the idea of deadlines starts to get blurred, but I also enjoy doing them, so we'll just have to see if my action lives up to my intention. Epic-dude Music: Punch Deck - Conflicting Ideas Used with permission Moonshine Town - JR Tundra Used with permission. Think for yourself - You need no permission.

I packed up the family and left the poisoned atmosphere of a "progressive" big city, and moved quite literally to the middle of the woods. It didn't take long from being removed froim the noise, confusion, fear and stupidity of the city to be able to see just how much people are being manipulated.

To help reinforce the inherent value of the nuclear family unit from the constant attacks from all sides, we have decided to move the whole extended clan to property in the mountains, where we can re-connect with nature, and each other.

I figured many of my American brothers and sisters don't get to see these very often, if at all, and since it was due for a cleaning, I figured to might enjoy a peek inside one of them. This gun doesn't leave the vault very often. It's not much fun to shoot, the controls are awkward, and it's not overly accurate, even with a fairly good optic. Disclaimer: This is not a tutorial. If you're not comfortable or capable of doing these things yourself, PLEASE refer to a qualified gunsmith, those guys are worth their weight in gold sometimes, and I will never recommend you don't refer to one on any firearm work. This video is for entertainment purposes only (at least I hope it's entertaining, I liked making it!) :) I try and post a new vid every Friday, covering electronics, guns, renovations, motorsports, liquor, and pretty much everything else fun. Don't find me on facebook, Can't see me on instantgamms Tweeters are just in my speakers. Knock knock tik tok (I just don't do social media, I don't see that it does anything except make people hate each other, and I really don't feel like hating on anyone today.) Videos also posted to Bitchute, Rumble, Odysee, and soon many others!

Cleaning and tweaking 2 CZ pistols for the upcoming competition season. Music got a copyright hit even though it was 'copyright free' so intro doesn't match up as well as it should have, ah well. I try and post a new vid every Friday, covering electronics, guns, renovations, motorsports, liquor, and pretty much everything else fun. Don't find me on facebook, Can't see me on instantgamms Tweeters are just in my speakers. Knock knock tik tok (I just don't do social media, I don't see that it does anything except make people hate each other, and I really don't feel like hating on anyone today.) Videos also posted to Bitchute, Rumble, Odysee, and soon many others!

Tearing down my new companion and ATV gun, something I want to have with me when walking the trails in the mountains. Bear and mountain-lion attacks are rare, but not unheard of, and I think I look very delicious. The quality on this wasn't terrible, but it wasn't exceptional either, it was "good enough for government work". After some cleaning, buffing, filing, and putting a few hundred rounds though it, it really started to feel good. This is not a tutorial however, if you're not comfortable or capable of doing these things yourself, PLEASE refer to a qualified gunsmith, those guys are worth their weight in gold sometimes, and I will never recommend you don't refer to one on any firearm work. This video is for entertainment purposes only (at least I hope it's entertaining, I liked making it!) :) Sorry for the long vid, butsit back, pour yourself a rum and coke, and enjoy the process. I try and post a new vid every Friday, covering electronics, guns, renovations, motorsports, liquor, and pretty much everything else fun. Don't find me on facebook, Can't see me on instantgamms Tweeters are just in my speakers. Knock knock tik tok (I just don't do social media, I don't see that it does anything except make people hate each other, and I really don't feel like hating on anyone today.) Videos also posted to Bitchute, Rumble, Odysee, and soon many others!

Detailing the steps I take to make bottleneck brass as good or better than from the factory. Primer pockets, annealing, trimming and polishing. I have thousands of cases that need processing, so why not turn on the camera while I do some. Opening song: Surrounded by snakes by 'Before the Damned' (find them on Fakebook). Used with permission. I try and post a new vid every Friday, covering electronics, guns, renovations, motorsports, liquor, and pretty much anything worth pointing a camera at. Don't find me on fakebook, Can't see me on instantgamms Tweeters are just in my speakers. Knock knock tik tok (I just don't do social media, I don't see that it does anything except make people hate each other, and I really don't feel like hating on anyone today.)

So I went to the cupboard, but the cupboard was bare. I needed 357, and not a moment to spare! Off to the bench I ran like a loon, all the time thinking "I'm such a maroon!" I grabbed my powder, my bullets, my primers and my brass Things like this aren't meant to happen..I'm such a jack-ass. Now 1 hour later and all is well, the cartridges are made, and I'm feeling swell! So avoid my distress, and keep your stock up because if you don't, you'll be a silly person! Enjoy! I try and post a new vid every Friday, covering electronics, guns, renovations, motorsports, liquor, and pretty much everything else fun. Don't find me on facebook, Can't see me on instantgamms Tweeters are just in my speakers. Knock knock tik tok (I just don't do social media, I don't see that it does anything except make people hate each other, and I really don't feel like hating on anyone today.) Videos also posted to Youtube, Bitchute, Rumble, Odysee, and soon many others!

I finally got around to re-doing this video. I shoot a LOT of .223 so am always reloading it, figured this was a good time to record the process with a bit more clarity than my 2014 video. I did not cover primer pocket reaming/swaging, I plan to cover that in an upcoming video. Link to the case feeder files (it's not mine, but I believe the creator sells them as well): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:248... Ammo case: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4878253 Remember, this is in no way a tutorial. Follow any advice you take away from this at your own risk! I try and post a new vid every Friday, covering electronics, guns, renovations, motorsports, liquor, and pretty much everything else fun. Don't find me on facebook, Can't see me on instantgamms Tweeters are just in my speakers. Knock knock tik tok (I just don't do social media, I don't see that it does anything except make people hate each other, and I really don't feel like hating on anyone today.)

Complete teardown and de-leading of a 28-2 Smith and Wesson "highway patrolman" in 357 Magnum. I think these are some of the finest looking pistols in the world, and glad to find one in the classic style. This one was heavily leaded, to the point the old owner thought it needed a new barrel, and he had no interest in putting in the elbow grease to clean it up, so he stated a price, and I took him up on it. Note that this is not a tutorial, BUT I am happy to answer questions about the content! As always, this is for entertainment purposes only, take your gun to a qualified gunsmith if you aren't comfortable doing things yourself (gunsmiths are worth their weight in gold some days!!) I try and post a new vid every Friday, covering electronics, guns, renovations, motorsports, liquor, and pretty much anything worth pointing a camera at. Don't find me on facebook, Can't see me on instantgamms Tweeters are just in my speakers. Knock knock tik tok (I just don't do social media, I don't see that it does anything except make people hate each other, and I really don't feel like hating on anyone today.) I have set up a Patreon page to help with production and content costs, and I have set up a Patreon only forum for "people who like hobbies". https://www.patreon.com/HiCal?fan_landing=true 2:00 Disassembly 8:55 Cleaning 14:10 Reassembly 22:09 Reveal

Just another one of my cleaning days, I like to take all of my firearms apart completely when they have had enough rounds through them, and today is the ACR's turn. Complete disassembly and reassembly, everything except the buttstock is stripped to the rivets. I've upgraded with with a match grade barrel, and I have to admit, I'm REALLY fond of this rifle. Shoots like a tack driver and has never once given me the slightest bit of problem. Controls are well thought out...I know a lot of the controversy around the MASADA/MAGPUL/ACR platform, but honestly, it's too bad it didn't become more of a success.

Laptop kept shutting down, time for a little maintenance on the cooling system. Full disassembly and reassembly. Hopefully this helps someone, these are great computers, but the colling system is very restricted, and if dusty, doesn't work at all. If you want to ask about doing this on a different model, they're all slightly different, I won't have much info. These laptops are still sold as of this publishing, Intel i7 processor, nVidia GPU, 16GB DDR4. Great little rig. 2:12 Disassembly 8:00 Cleaning 13:50 The rebuild 0:00 Fluff I try and post a new vid every Friday, covering electronics, guns, renovations, motorsports, liquor, and pretty much everything else fun. Don't find me on facebook, Can't see me on instantgamms Tweeters are just in my speakers. Knock knock tik tok (I just don't do social media, I don't see that it does anything except make people hate each other, and I really don't feel like hating on anyone today.) I have set up a Patreon page to help with production and content costs, and we plan to set up a Patreon only forum for "people who like hobbies". This and all future videos will be ad-free for your viewing pleasure. https://www.patreon.com/HiCal?fan_landing=true

Once a year or so I strip my guns down to the bones, clean and make sure they are in good shape. Today is the sig's turn. Ever wanted to know what the inside of one of these fantastic pistols looks like? 1:00 Complete Teardown 5:48 Cleaning 10:55 Reassembly 21:20 The Reveal Remember, this isn't a tutorial, but I AM happy to answer any questions about the process, if you comment below. I try and post a new vid every Friday, covering electronics, guns, renovations, motorsports, liquor, and pretty much everything else fun. Don't find me on facebook, Can't see me on instantgamms Tweeters are just in my speakers. Knock knock tik tok (I just don't do social media, I don't see that it does anything except make people hate each other, and I really don't feel like hating on anyone today.) I have set up a Patreon page to help with production and content costs, and we plan to set up a Patreon only forum for "people who like hobbies". This and all future videos will be ad-free for your viewing pleasure. https://www.patreon.com/HiCal?fan_landing=true

An innovative company has started to produce a bolt action sporting rifle, which will accommodate some of the parts from our newly confiscated sport-style AR-15s (Canada). Learn the lessons that we didn't. Maple Ridge Armoury bolt action sporting rifle, full build. There is no affiliation with Maple Ridge, I purchased this kit at the local gun store, but I do like to showcase innovative companies like this. Note that this is not a tutorial, BUT I am happy to answer questions about the content! As always, this is for entertainment purposes only, take your gun to a qualified gunsmith if you aren't comfortable doing things yourself (gunsmiths are worth their weight in gold some days!!) I try and post a new vid every Friday, covering electronics, guns, renovations, motorsports, liquor, and pretty much anything worth pointing a camera at. Don't find me on facebook, Can't see me on instantgamms Tweeters are just in my speakers. Knock knock tik tok (I just don't do social media, I don't see that it does anything except make people hate each other, and I really don't feel like hating on anyone today.) I have set up a Patreon page to help with production and content costs, and I have set up a Patreon only forum for "people who like hobbies". https://www.patreon.com/HiCal?fan_landing=true