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I have a 2320 mini tractor and i took my tank out clean it and it was fine for awhile then i had the same thing happen again so now i just shoot some compressed air through the vent tube and its fine.for a bit

That’s a 32k trailer new in Canada

Does it matter if you use more capacitance that is needed? I slapped 240 uf(all I had laying around) on my first legs and it balanced within 1v.

Very smart idea. Im thinking to do the same on my cnc. Does it overheat after eg 1hour running cnc spindle?

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I tried to turn over a 10 hp 3 phase motor with single and a pull-start. It would hum, not attempting to speed up, until blowing the 10 amp breaker. What do you think is causing this?

Thanks, I'll check out the rest of your channel and see what else you got that will be helpful for my build

Nice work and great vid. Great the straightforward way you 'simplified' the process. THX!

Thank you for the video DO you think that work on a setup that like the cross-cut set up the cross arm ties on one side

Thanks for explaining the adjustments, mine are loose. Tempted to add another two grubscrews to spread te load.

Can i use a NEMA 42 to rotate a screw feeder in food dispensing with an 18mm diameter screw shaft? My load is 25kgs.

Could you run a 3 phase welder using this rotary phase changer maybe?

How did you size your conductors, devices and fuses

Its not a ground wire , its s bonding conductor

Solinoid - contractor - motor starter Solinoid has a magnetic coil when energized performs a mechanical task ( door latch, valves, bell, ...etc) Contractor (relay) has a magnetic coil when energized performs a mechanical task of closing electrical contacts( switch or switches) Lights, control circuits, motors( if HP rated) ...etc. Motor starter has a magnetic coil when energized performs a mechanical task to close electrical contacts and also has an intrigal motor protective device incorporated with it. Some are resettable if tripped and have interlocking contacts of their own to interrupt the starting circuit

It's a motor rated relay. A motor starter contains some sort of additional motor protective device

you know what might be a sweet project to do in aluminum, some end caps for that square tubing. I think that thing is sweet though, good job for sure.

The bar lock is the upgrade from the RV latch and an extra charge for all of the trailers that I've shopped. As for your awning and porch light ... you will exceed the legal width limit for all interstates and a lot of state roads too. I doubt they'll give you too a lot of crap for it but they can.

I just installed an awning on my trailer & what learned is pay the shop the $200 they want to install it & work OT... My wife ended up with a bruised legs & black eye... Not for the reason you'd think either..

I found short self-tapping screws work quite well for attaching the flat to the square tube. You still need to drill the holes, but don’t need to tap them.

Stumbled across your content while researching DIY CNC routers, thank you for all the information. A few questions about your machine, why did you mount the x axis guide rails horizontal (one behind) rather than vertical (one above the other)

I think there might be a direct correlation between the size of machine (600 x 600, 400 x 400, 200 x 200 etc) and the oz/inch figure, bearing in mind its application (cutting just wood or aluminium?) Would like to find approximations for this.

You can cover roof with an elastomeric roof coating. I have a vid on it

I will do,thanks for share...

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lol I just did the dance with the double square trying to use torx and not having any luck.

Good job

The first thing you should do is pull ALL the covers and hit it with purple shit (Castrol SuperClean) and a pressure washer, everywhere, just because. De-rat-nesting will make you feel good and also let you know for sure what all the wires do, and as my wife says, pretty is important. I would put the driving lights outboard on the forward cage upright. Who knew there was a race gear? I have worked on like four of these and never thought to check. score. (Actually, just HAVING a forklift is a score)

Curious minds want to know - why are zip ties questionable? asking for a friend... lol Also, did you make those firewood bins or obtain them from somewhere?

normal popular size DIY cnc woodworker used nema 23 112 long motors, because need be rich can buy nema 34 motors have super expensive buy, or if need better motors need buy nema 34 closed loop motors and price go 10X expensive than this normal open loop motors have. my cnc have same than you have SBR rails ballscrews but i use nema 23 2 Nm motors and have problem need biggest motor because lose steps if run feed and jogging speed too high. need more torque not lose steps. and then can run motor more speed not lose steps. minimum nomal woorworkers cnc need use 450 OZ nema 23-112 long motor. have normal minimum what can use. laser and 3D printer not need big motors because no need lot torque move. problem have need use nema 34 1200 OZ motors but have super expensive, normal hobby user not have budget buy thats. or perfect have nema 34 closed loop motors, thats include encoder can know realtime position ewerytime. but cost 10X more than normal steppermotors.

Is the idler motor running in star or delta, no one seems to cover or mention that? Since you did such a great job.... is it still working and whats the idler motor wiring config? thanks

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Serious question from a trailer newby but do i really need brakes on my trailer if it a small guy like 12' or less? Ive heard mixed answers.

I stole your idea to design a sliding table for my bandsaw. Because the bar stock for the rail is so consistent I was able to eliminate the bell cranks. These rails are so much better than drawer slides!

This video [and the comments] are EXTREMELY helpful, and interesting to me - I genuinely learned something! Thank you!

The best phase converter video I’ve seen yet.

Less deafening! 😊👍 torque-wise would they be similar?

I initially purchased and used an import tool post for much the same reason you discussed. However as my work evolved into more precise jobs doing tight tolerance boring, internal threading and using shaped reamers using the carrageenan I found my tool post was no longer zeroing like it used too. In checking it out I found tools were not only not repeating in height but also not being held parallel to the axis of the lathe. I checked the tool post which was still square and ran an indicator along the top and side of a test bar. No issues found. In checking the locking mechanism I found it was pulling the tool holders tight at an angle and inconsistent to boot. Frustrated with the added set up time I looked into and purchased a Dorian QCTP which locks the holders in place in a different way and has a warranty that repeatability would hold tolerance not only in height but also squareness to the position of the tool post. It has cut setup time to nearly zero as my DRO allows for positional storage for each toolholder. Time is an Expensive commodity, as is meeting customer expectations and my own standards. Especially in a Two person operation.

Liked the video- what did it say on the bottom?

I have a wiggions forklift with the same engiune mine desided self destricsed to self destruct parts are avalible but quite expensive you could trey tractot saalvage yarda the ford 1722 from a ford naaa or gas 600 should bne the same

*This machine reminds me of working on my 1930 Model-A.*

How much did you give for it? You should have flashed us the air filter box for the model/part number. Glad you commented on the alternator mount, because the USGS will probably contact you about the seismic waves from it 🙂 And I could hear the muffler rattle here in Montana..

DON'T GO OFF ROAD !

You Transed from the Mustang Guy to the El Camino Guy.

The white one is rolling? Driveshaft done and the left pedal is functioning?!

Well at least we know who has enough elcos when the zombie apocalypse comes....

mount that motor up high and make it a big exhaust fan!?

Did you figure it out? 30ipm is way too slow!