You deserve honestly a hudge gold plated fabricated sign above your garage door"Dedicated Harley Davidson service specialist".Be blessed Delboy your name might comes of(Del-icate Boy).

Thank you for such a thorough video! I feel 100% confident in changing the fluids on my Heritage now!! :)

Great video, reminder to those with different models. this one is designed that the gearbox level is checked with the bike in the upright position. The newer Softails are designed for the level to be checked on the side stand. You can tell the difference as this one has a dipstick that is fixed and does not have a pivot joint. the ones to be checked on the side stand have a pivot between the cap and the level indicator stick. Best of luck all!

@Moonfleet41

5 жыл бұрын

Wise words well said Sir, always check the manual for the spec on your bike!

thank you very much with these all 7 videos it was helpfull when i'm going to get this type of bike

@Moonfleet41

5 ай бұрын

No problem 👍

Recently I purchased a 2003 Deuce, previous owner could not remember when the last time the bike had a complete fluid change. These videos is just the ticket I need. Thank you for sharing!

Thanks! Just did my engine and trans oil. Very smooth operation! I did the full oil flush trick for the engine oil too, thanks!

Just bought a 98 Fatboy this weekend.. videos will help out thanks man!!

Your servicing videos have saved me literally hundreds of pounds. Sure, I have to take it in every now and again for something that's a bit beyond me, but just being able to do the basics slashes the labour costs. It's kept my bike on the road.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Ben, good to hear that my friend, that's exactly why we load them up, and with our Patron's help we can keep going !

Thanks again Del and Penny, you guys are a well oiled machine. working together, in unisom..... another amazing, helpful and effective video!!!!

I just inherited my grandfathers 03 screamin eagle so frail and wanted to check the fluids. Thank you for this video it was very helpful.

You did a great job on this video, thanks for sharing. The new shop looks great. Thumbs up! Cheers, Bob

Delboy's "Just nip it up" Garage 😀 Great video, I will do my oil change now. Thanks a lot m8

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

No problem 👍 Glad it could help you out.

@allowambeBOWWAMB

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 I did this on a small motorcycle jack. I can understand why a lift is useful now! Hard to fit the screw when it's back on after oil is drained. I think I put too much Hylomar on because it didn't screw on by hand force before I took less on, or I might have been unlucky with the initial screwing on. Also the 12 sided pipe got stuck on the screw after torqueing so I had to yank it out with a plier!

very good detailed video man!... I also have a fat boy that needs serviced so these upcoming videos will be priceless for me del!.... thank you so much for what you do, your truly blessed at an awesome passion and way of life which is motorcycles!....

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend, it's great to know they are finding use... we'll march our way through them, one at a time, the lose plan is to Primary Oil, Clutch Adjustment (as the derby cover will be off already), then 4th video will do the big one, Engine Oil, and gonna include how to do a 'full purge' on the engine and get that extra dirty pint of oil out, and finally, the Fork Oil at the end... that will do for this series, but I will be adding Brake Fluid later cos I did it recently, and the even bigger one, the Tank Fuel Filter Screen, as soon as I can afford the parts for that one lol ! (£140 and only available from the dealer!)...

Love the way you talk though it all so well, enough to give anyone confidence in doing these oil changes on any bike!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thats the aim Jason, its not complex or scientific work buddy.. its just simple mechanical house keeping.. and this can save you a fortune if you can get used to thinking "how hard can it be"..!! Thanks for watching buddy. Del.

Another great vid, good job. I finished the 25,000 service on my FLSTFB last weekend and I've referred back to your videos many times. Garage looks perfect too.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Oh that's great buddy, it's awesome to hear that the videos have worked for you and saved you money...!

The new garage set up looks amazing and the video's in general have just taken a big step up in quality amazing work guys can't believe you manage to do all this and work full time jobs all credit to you and hope you have a cracking summer

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, you're very kind, it is a punishing schedule sometimes, but it's a fabulous journey and we fit it all in to spare time at the moment!

Sir Delboy! A great big hello from Las Vegas NV. I wanted to just say how grateful I am for what you do in sharing your knowledge. Your videos were among the most/first I referenced and I started by doing minor work on my bikes. Presently I’m working on installing 14” handlebars on my Super Glide. As you know, it requires dissembling and reassembling a great many portions of the bike. I now buy the parts I want and put them on myself😎🤘🏽. This would never have been possible without your help. Thank you sir! Keep those videos coming! 👍🏽

@Moonfleet41

6 жыл бұрын

Hi JC, Thank You so much for that kind feedback... it's always good to hear that the vidoes find an audience and that you can use the videos to help yourself with your bike...the most important thing to us is that, in some way or another, we are helping someone out there in some way - the SuperGlide is a fabulous bike, I love my Harley was well, and please feel free to contact me any time if you are every stuck with anything and need a second opinion, it will always be a pleasure to help you.. take care, all the best, D&Px

just bought a new 1995 FLSTC so I really appreciate the video series, THANKS 🤠

Very informative. Makes learning a joy.

Great job on videos. Nice detail. Thanks .

Gidday mate thank you for your informative and bloody awesome series, saved myself a bundle of dollars by following them. If your ever in New Zealand I owe you and your other half a beer and dinner.

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, glad to hear the videos have helped you out... and thanks for the kind words, if we're ever in NZ we'll let you know! Stay safe there, D&Px

This is absolutely awesome, thank you for your time and knowledge!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Most welcome. Glad it was helpful!

Nice to see you back to work instead of just "playing" in the garage. ;)

Great video series. You should see what my fluid looked like when I drained it. Just like an orange milkshake.

Thank you for such a detailed video. You are very thorough and clear.

Love this!. First video I watched was your 5 and 10,000 mile service on a sportster, when I bought my 2005 1200XLR. Just sold it, and have now moved to a 1994 Electraglide. Not sure of previous maintenance, so I am simply going to work through this, so I know its done... Your Vids are the best..

@Moonfleet41

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul.. glad the videos help you mate.. and of course, Congratulations on the Electraglide.. What a legend of a bike.

Another great vid..cheers..doin my oils today..

Excellent informative video.....thanks Del and Penny.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dean.. kicking off with the simple tasks first... good to hear from you. Del.

Really well done, very helpful, thank you.

Warming up pretty good here...lol I want a garage like yours...lol take care my friend

I've been absent for about two months. Delboy, your garage looks absolutely amazing!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, you're very kind!

perfect timing, thanks ! :)

Del & Penny I started watching your videos when i got my Bonnie but didn't know i could also get info for my Harley Softail. Excellent! Your videos are very informative and I love the little tips and tricks your share. Cheers from Canada!

@Moonfleet41

6 жыл бұрын

Hey William, thanks for your feedback buddy, and im glad the videos can help you.. we've been doing this for almost 8 years now, been through a lot of bike,s so there is a wide range of bikes and topics covered... glad you enjoy them.. take care and keep in touch.. Del.

Thank you a million for this playlist. I've a kawa drifter needing work also, looks like that playlist is next.

Very good tutorial! Keep up the great content.

Great video man! Usefull, detailed and priceless. thanks for what you r doing.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you John, that is what we hope for.. that the video will be valued.. Ride safe. Del.

I really like the detail of every step you take ! Thanks Man ...

Very educational and entertaining to watch 👍🏻

Great Video nice work .Im now enjoying doing it myself

Your videos are amazing! Thanks for the help!!

@Moonfleet41

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Shane, glad they can help you out..

Great video thanks. Just bought a Softail Deluxe and intend to do my own servicing so this series will be really useful.

@Moonfleet41

6 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it buddy, it brings you closer to your bike and keeps you more aware of it's condition - congratulations on your purchase - enjoy!

Hi Del, thank you very much for answering my question. Happy holidays and a wonderful new (bike) year!

@Moonfleet41

5 жыл бұрын

Most welcoem Wilfred, glad it helped you out sir.. Happy Holidays too, and have a safe new year. Del.

Your videos are awesome. I had no idea the clutch adjustment was so easy! I did that along with my primary fluid whilst changing my stator. That was a party. Cheers!

@Moonfleet41

Жыл бұрын

Most welcome Jim, Glad it helped you out.

Thanks Del, and congrats on the 70K subscribers too - a great achievement. Cheers, Paul

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul, can't believe we have so many so soon... suddenly 100k is finally visible, should be possibly end of this year, possibly spring next year, if the current rate of growth continues !

Just started on a project recovering a 1984 Honda Shadow, that sat for 11 years... Taking note of all the products and tips. Very helpful, thanks!

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck with your project.

Just changed mine the other day cuz it was shifting hard,drained it and the previous owner ran motor oil in it,I put full synthetic transmission fluid in it and my bike has never shifted or sounded better,I know you can use motor oil but not me,I’ve got an 03 Heritage Softail Classic 100 year edition,EFI,all three holes were done and it runs like a new bike,thanks for the video!

Great Video Del very helpful mate

Garage fit out looks great!

That's easy enough. Thanks for the video.

Another great video. Thanks

Hi Del i thought i'd drop you a quick email, I'm 62 and have never done any maintenance on a bike before, having watched your videos i thought i would give it a go. I've just completed the gear box oil change on my 2012 heritage classic and I'm very pleased with myself for doing it. your videos have inspired me to have a go, the only problem i had was that when i inspected the oil that came out, there were tiny bits in it, so I'm taking your advice and will look to see if it gets any worse. thanks for posting theses videos as i would never have attempted this without them, it feels that your there watching, as i quickly look on my phone if i get stuck, i m now going back out to the garage to do the primary oil change. please keep up the great work as I'm sure there are many others out there like myself. Thanks.

Once again you are the man thank you

Thanks 😊🍀👌👌👌. thanks for your clear and nice calm explanation.

Thanks for great explanation and in giving great tips awesome

Cheers for the video really helpful.

Kick the tires and light the fires; new garage is awesome Del. Best to you and Penny.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Scott, it's a fabulous journey so far, now jut gotta find a way to make an 8 day week lol !

Top timing on this series Del and Penny, I am just about to service my fatboy this weekend and I although I have done it twice now running Mobil 1 15W50 in the engine, Redline in the gearbox and 20W50 in the primary and she runs like a dream however it's always great to get tips and advice as every day is a school day :) I have never attempted the forks on the FB, did it on the Dragstar 650 and no issues but looking forward in particular to seeing that video.....learnt so much from this channel over the years it's just ace!!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you David, that's really kind - we try to break it down to make it easy to follow in chunks, you'll love the fork oil change at the end, cos am not gonna make a meal out of it, I've a suction tube to remove the oil and then the same amount will be poured back in... the only part of the bike being removed will be the fork cap! I've always done it this way, doesn't disturb the forks and you get just as much oil out... not only that, it's so easy, and cheap, you can do it once a year ! Oh and btw, great oils you choose, specially the Mobil1 - it's just about as good as it can be aye?!

@davidcopeland6709

7 жыл бұрын

cheers Del, can't wait to see it.....yes big fan of Mobil 1, it's a high quality oil very happy with it. I Was running Amsoil previously and thought that was also a good oil but more difficult to get hold of in the UK now. The FB is such a beautiful machine so think it's wise to spend the extra pennies on good quality products and regular maintenance to help prevent less costly issues in the long run :)

Very informative. Your lady friend does an excellant job on the camera.

@Moonfleet41

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sir, very glad you enjoyed the video.

Many thanks Del you're a star 👍😎

Thanks again for your help.

awesome upgraded garage Delboy, must be your fav place to be now!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, it is a nice place to be!

Great video!! Thanks!

Thank you very much good job

Great Video Del. I liked my Softail .... BUT enjoy servicing my Sportster. So much more easier and basic .... Cheers.

hey del even tho i dont own a harley i still found it very interesting too watch

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, appreciate that... sometimes just the techniques can spark a little a nugget or two, things like the practice with O-rings and sump plugs etc., are the same on any engine, even cars !

man your amazing, i am not taking my bike to the dealer any more, you somed up every thing i need to know about my bike, had it for 10 years and never knew all of this, harley garage never explained for my any thing

@samirayhamm5855

5 жыл бұрын

shouldn't the gear oil be pink?

@Moonfleet41

5 жыл бұрын

HI Sami... this was HD Gear oil and bought from the dealer, it is what colour it is, not sure there are any colour requirements... as long as you use the recommended stuff, or better, then you'll be fine..

Hey dude dig the heck out of your videos learn so much keep them coming my brother stay cool be safe

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them brother, thank you for your cool feedback!

Del, I've loved your videos for years... starting with the one on how to square up your rear wheel when reinstalling a belt drive. So much great info. Love the investments you and Pen are making for your channel. I will suggest again that you get a lav mic. It will make such a difference to the audio quality. Thx again brother. Thomas in Toronto.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Thomas, as always with these things, we are testing behind the scenes constantly, separate mics mean separate audio files, sound syncing and all kinds of post production work... it's not complex and perfectly able to do it, but so much more time consuming, plus the equipment has a cost, but more importantly than any of that, if the schedule we keep 3 videos a week, prep, filming, and post production plus full time jobs, we just don't have the time to make things even longer... but if the Patron support keeps growing, then we may be able to afford a little more time to do all this by rolling back on the day job a few hours a week!

Thanks Del, another great Fatboy video. The '05 dipstick is much better placed than the '13, which is recessed under the engine oil tank - a sure way to get burned by something hot! Roll on the other fluid changes. Cheers, Paul

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul, Primary Oil change up online first thing in the morning - appreciate your support!

I bought a 2005 Sportster in 2019 which had the original fork oil in it with "only" 9K miles. When I drained it, the fluid had the viscosity of water, the color was solid black and it stunk horribly. The forks bottomed out on the smallest bumps. New fluid made a world of difference. Much better ride! Time is just as important as miles when it comes to service.

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly right there buddy, it sounds like that was more then likely to be the original oil, so 14 years old... so many Harley's get horribly neglected because they don't do enough mileage, and lazy owners (or skint) choose to leave a given task because it hasn't come round to enough miles yet.... it's not clever, and can be detrimental to the bike in some cases... but the absolute worst of it, is riders cruising about on 14 year old tyres because they haven't "worn out" yet..! even though they're cracked and rock hard, handle horribly, ..hey, there's still lots of tread though.!

@boomerguy9935

3 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 That's exactly what happened. The previous owner bought my old standard XL883 for his wife and apparently didn't ask if she wanted to ride solo. He said it had sat in the garage for years gathering dust before he decided to sell it. The tires still looked new. The first thing I did was replace the tires and all the fluids. Since then, I've been tinkering with it regularly in the Man Cave. I tell my wife it's therapy. I've learned a lot from your videos. Keep up the great work!

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

@@boomerguy9935 Therapy is what they are brother, in this time of digital entertainment it's very special to spend time doing something truly practical and progressive.. have fun and keep safe.. Del.

Great video!!!

17:40 You made that poor baby cry hahahahaha Great vid, thanks

you forgot the other three fluids BLOOD SWEAT TEARS

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Ha ha.. said that right brother..!

@spartanrider5614

7 жыл бұрын

love your videos bro they have been an inspiration to me doing my own maintenance and finally trying my hand at customising an old neglected 1985 gs850gt

@Shmoozo55

7 жыл бұрын

There are two more fluids. BEER and ... um ... need to be a bit delicate here ... there are ladies present ... so, uh ... AFTER BEER Yeah, that'll do.

Thank you very much for those videos!!!! Great Job! Wilfred Netherlands

@Moonfleet41

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Wilfred, you most welcome, and thanks you for your support.. Del.

finally someone with some brains hylomar best invention ever cheers mate

@westieBrucedavidson

7 жыл бұрын

just realised we have the same bike mate mines 08 heritage softail deluxe good choice in bikes oil filter and oil over here in nz is $135 seems like a lot of money for something you never see until its to late but well worth it cant wait for next vid in this series you guys rock

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, that's really kind... and we almost bought a Heritage, but couldn't come to a deal with the dealership, so got the FatBoy instead from a local trader instead! Yeah, these Harley motors will ride round the world, you just need to take care of them... we're gonna break this full service down in to about 5-6 videos, purely because it wouldn't work as one big video, but will be a numbered series in succession, so no.2 at the weekend, Primary Oil Change... keep in touch mate, always good to hear from you, Cheers, D&Px

great videos and i like the new benches too and what a great price thay all where

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Sure thing buddy, I always look at what else you could buy for that money, and one interesting example would be 5yrs Harley servicing at the dealership !

diggin the tunes man

nice to see you using your new workshop man bet it feels odd but good at the same time 😂🤣 keep up the good work you too and keep helmet up and the wheels on the ground man 😎

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, gonna have a little cabinet re-shuffle shortly to give me mor space at the front, but yeah, feels like someone elses garage at the moment lol - take care yourself, D&P x

Very good video 👍

Nice to see you spinning spanners on the Harley. Nice simple stuff.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, this should be a series of about 6 to clear all the servicing tasks, I also plan to do the brake fluid and the fuel tank filter (once I can afford the filter at £140 lol !)

Frist time watching . Very informative. I have a 1999 Custom. Love you video's.

@Moonfleet41

6 жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard Chuck, good to hear from you sir..:-)

Great videos. I have watched quite a few of the videos. I ordered some Hylomar M. I will give it a try.

Thank you Sir👍👍👀👀 🤠 great video ‼️

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome

New garage door as Well? Cheers mate, looks cracking!

Nice one Del & Penny. Great to see the Harley up on the new lift. Aint it amazing how much we can be charged sometimes.. Cheers, Al.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Ain't it just buddy, totalling up all the servicing the previous owner ever paid for from new to 27k miles, comes to just under £4,000... he must have been a wealthy man !

@MrAlmar07

7 жыл бұрын

Jeez, £4000!! Good old HD eh.. Again why your videos are so useful for folks mate, On another note, I sent you a pm on The boards. 😉

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Where did you send it mate?... cant find anything..?

@MrAlmar07

7 жыл бұрын

Just checked there & I sent it on the I.C??

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Nothing there my end buddy.? can you send it PM on here..?

(P) Video perfection Del, a million miles ahead of where you were just a few short years ago! This series will be THE place to look for Harley servicing!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Hope so Marty.. its basic stuff that can save a Softail owner a fortune in labour charges.. Thanks for your kind support buddy..

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Hope so Marty.. its basic stuff that can save a Softail owner a fortune in labour charges.. Thanks for your kind support buddy..

@martincarey8620

7 жыл бұрын

These days, youngsters haven't inherited the skills from the older folk, so learning stuff like this can put people at ease to get the confidence to do things themselves...Meaning they may be more likely to buy a bike in the first place, knowing it's not going to cost them a mortgage to keep one running! Win win!

Thank you, Sir! Purchased a 2009 Crossbones with 3,232 mi.’s after trading in a 2018 Heritage 114 and I’ve a lot to learn about the Twin-Cam!

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck with your new bike Daniel and thanks for your kind support, we hope the videos can inspire you!

Oops no more of that ambiguous word , I've seen a few & jeez are they horrendous, all the best Del,your Fatboy looks good, all hail FS365👍😎

That is one really brillant video, thank you ! The only thing is that on my Softail 103, the filler cap is almost inaccessible.

@Moonfleet41

3 жыл бұрын

Most welcome Willy, im glad the video helped you.

Super informative and detailed videos. Just bought a Softail and enjoyed the insight into changing the main fluids before I do mine. That said, your info on the oil is incorrect. The W does not stand for weight. It is an identifier for the winter additive package in that oil. The viscosity of the oil does not change, only the pour point at ambient or extreme temps. It also refers to the protection left behind once the oil is back in the sump. Btw, 20w is old chemistry and has a slow pour point meaning it takes longer to get to the Lubrication points than a 15w or 5w. Just thought I’d share. Thanks again for the great videos! Cheers.

@Moonfleet41

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your insight my friend, this is what's great with YT, we can share information, combining it all together to create a wealth of knowledge we can all call upon... ride safe and enjoy the summer, all the best, Del

I. Got to admit, I was so excited cuz I thought this was the fighter build lol, it was comparable to pouring a big bowl of cereal, and only having a pinch of milk left. Lmao! An I'm joking Del. I'm super excited to watch this video, and see how well your fitting into your NEW work space! :) cheers my friend, (DAN)

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah sorry Dan, all best intentions, went for a ride Sunday, the Harley rolled over 32k miles and I noticed in the history when I looked, it had 7k miles on the last oil change - was told it had had it's 30k miles service when I bought it, but it clearly didn't... so gotta catch up, then will be back to the fighter !

@KingsColas

7 жыл бұрын

Hey no worries. Always great to catch a garage day with ya. But I'm glad you were able to catch that early enough and fix it. Also interesting to watch cuz it's STILL learning right. Cheers Del Hopw you enjoying the day (it's 89Degrees F where I'm at, lol) how's the ramp in comparison to the old. I bet the new lift and latch system is a huge upgrade in my opinion.

Excellent info. I feel like I have never really changed my oil, not a huge fan of the music tracks.sorry that’s just me. Thanks for the info.

Proper job :)

Del , That Harley Davidson of yours is a credit to you, it looks like new and I know you used it in Winter. I enjoyed that FS365 video that you did a while back when you hosed off the old protection and it looked great underneath. I've met a rider with an HD Heritage Springer that he used through Winter and again it was like new. Another I met at a Moto Guzzi rally with an Electra Glide and when I saw the speedo it had 72,000 miles but looked like new. HD can last well if you know how to treat them and put the time in. There are exceptions of course (Italian made for HD spokes spring to mind) but HD do have nice finishes.

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah you're right on all those points buddy... if you put the time in to stay on top of the cleaning, then a Harley will stay lookin buff... but not the spokes.. they'll rust no matter what you do.. but at least they are a reasonably cheap upgrade to go to stainless aye..! and ive seen Harleys with well over 100k miles time and time again, and they're still going fine. !

Thank you I love your videos I'm so much a beginner I have the 1990 Fatboy ( my late husbands) and well its my baby so I really need to take care of it of course my husband did all this and I helped but lets be honest I didn't pay too much attention ,lol Now that he is gone I sure wish I would have but your videos are helping Thanks again

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Kelly, Thank you for your message, it's so good to hear from you, and we're sorry to hear about your loss.. It is wonderful that you have taken on his bike and have made it your baby, what a wonderful keepsake and every day memory.. Any jobs you choose to take on, please feel free to ask if you need any advice or guidance, it would be a pleasure to help if we can.. Take care, Ride safe, and most of all stay in touch, it'd be good to hear from you any time. Del & Pennyx

love those wide bars on the Fatboy!! Makes you just want to get on it ,and ride!!

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

Too right buddy, it's the coolest riding position ever!

@gilbertquick2412

4 жыл бұрын

Check dipstick resting on top threAds SHOULD BIKE BE ON KICK STAND OR UPRIGHT ON LIFT ¿!? Thanks giL

Awesome Videos. Specifically the Softail Vids. Thank you for taking the time to make them. Especially to the Camera Woman :) for putting up with the time spent doing them. I see you need a Va tag on your wall. Where should I send it?

@Moonfleet41

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, glad to know the videos can help you out! And I'll pass on your best wishes to Penny, in fact, if you wish to send a plate, which we would love to have on the Wall of Friends, then drop her an email and she'll hook you up with a land address... the email is: delboysgarage@yahoo.com Cheers!

Came to know about your channel and its awesome! Your new workshop/garage looks impeccable...like someone upgrading to snap on tools. I will be changing my front fork seals tomorrow, and i was curious when you mentioned fork oil change in full service, does that include rear shocks too? Downloaded ktm390 manual but there was no mention of rear shock oil change

@Moonfleet41

7 жыл бұрын

No buddy.. the rear shops are sealed for life.. you dont change the oil on them..! Good luck with your fork seals..!

Thanks

Hey Del and Penny! Another great video! I love how you demonstrate your efforts. It is so helpful for those of us learning. Again, great camera work Penny. Del, are you collecting USA License plates for your garage? The reason I ask, I have two boxes of old plates from all over. Is there a State you are needing to complete all 50 States? If so, let me know, I may have it and you both know you are welcome to it. If I may comment, I love your schedule of doing one task at a time, great planning and I'm sure you will get positive feedback from viewers. I feel so grateful to have such proper friends as you two! Well, take care, Peace to you both, and God Bless! One last thing. I remember in one of your prior videos you mentioned that blue thread sealant. I had never heard of it before. however, since you did recommend it, I bought a tube off of eBay. I've had it for more than a year, but yet to use it. I forget, I have it until the task is complete. I learn so much from you both.

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Hi Scott and Debbie, how lovely to hear from you both again.. it's always a nice surprise! I wear my ToadSuck cap with pride, but never on the dirty jobs in the garage, as it's very special ... With the licence plates, we aren't collecting them just for the sake of it, it's a little deeper than that... we call it 'The Wall of Friends' and each one is sent by a different viewer, either from the place they live, or from a special old vehicle they owned many years ago, making it a treasure to them.... so each one has a special significance, so thank you for the offer, but we're not simply collecting them... but if you have one from your town/State that represents a vehicle you owned, then it will remind us of our friends, Scott & Debbie, whenever we look at it, which would be cool ! So glad you enjoy the videos, we pitch them at the absolute new mechanic, something real basic that people can learn from and again a little confidence in themselves... keep well both, always lovely to hear from you, all the best, D&Px