The six ways "I like to use to break the bead off a tire" (ends video by saying at least 3 he had to figure out how to do for this vid) Some look fun, nice vid! :)
@BustedBeaters23 сағат бұрын
Hahaha thanks! It's such an easy concept, but braking the bead is actually pretty tough!
@afarrar33 күн бұрын
awesome video, just did the valve cover and adjustment on mine, I've got the same cracked block, and threw some RTV over it, but I like your fix alot better, I'll have to jump on that next time. Lost about a half quart of oil in one mow
@BustedBeaters2 күн бұрын
Oh wow! That's a lot of oil! It's not the best fix in the world but it does keep the mower ticking so that's a good thing!
@danielbosch1534 күн бұрын
My oil leak from the power steering pump and rear main seal keeps the bottom coated good till the next century. Great video and information for the next owners grandkids.
@BustedBeaters3 күн бұрын
Hahaha my truck is the same way. Only place where it hasn't rusted out is the spots where it's leaking
@lllllllllllllllllllllllll87226 күн бұрын
Did you take your car through car wash during winter time?
@BustedBeaters3 күн бұрын
I did not
@JP321566 күн бұрын
Great video dude.. but man, ya gotta get some gloves.
@BustedBeaters3 күн бұрын
You're right! I have some just never remember to actually grab them until it's too late
@Bad-Idea-Network7 күн бұрын
I really need shocks for my moto4 anybody know where to get new ones.
@Bad-Idea-Network7 күн бұрын
I just got one for free oh no 😂
@BustedBeaters3 күн бұрын
Can't beat it for free! You can still get a decent amount of hours on these engines
@Bad-Idea-Network3 күн бұрын
@@BustedBeaters It ain’t cracked yet should I still put a C clamp on it?
@BustedBeaters3 күн бұрын
I wouldn't do the c-clamp. That's really a last ditch effort lol. I received a free mower with the same engine (just not cracked). What I did was applied loctite and retorqued each bolt on the engine cover one by one. From my understanding, as long as these bolts don't loosen up and hit the flywheel, the block won't crack. This has worked so far, but I've maybe only put 20 hours on the mower since then. We'll see!
@Bad-Idea-Network3 күн бұрын
@@BustedBeaters Oh I got ya. I will snug up those timing cover bolts instead. Thanks my guy.
@daniellerhea38458 күн бұрын
Glad i got the first like on this game changing welding video 👍
@mateofreyo15537 күн бұрын
Barely beat me!
@big_mike_nyc10 күн бұрын
Thank you for this video. It’s very informative! I am about to spray my Silverado 3500 Dually! One thing using the wand inside the doors or inside suspension components without actually seeing how the fluid film or where the fluid film is being applied, but drive me nuts!
@BustedBeaters9 күн бұрын
Oh yeah! I know exactly what you mean. I just figure that after spraying them for a few years that I've covered everything
@Cherokee-sz7xi10 күн бұрын
Do you have a link to the kit you used? Thanks
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
I threw a link in the description. I've linked my website which had all the parts I used for the build!
@mikemargheret317413 күн бұрын
Which one is “drippier”?
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
Both of them held up just fine but if I had to choose. FF is "drippier" lol
@dennyfrontier13 күн бұрын
What size air compressor do you have? And where did you get the gun
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
Compressor is a 25 gallon. I got the spray gun from Amazon. Should have a link in the description
@Loogieiphone15 күн бұрын
When’s the next reeper video I’m so hyped!
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
That's a great question! Still debating on what direction to take it. Find a donar sxs to build something awesome or throw it back together and run it how it is. Any suggestions?
@Loogieiphone9 күн бұрын
@@BustedBeatersputting an over powered engine in it would be ridiculously awesome for sure!
@magstein907515 күн бұрын
Please also compare/test Fluid Film AR. This is a much thicker and durable FF coating. It will last much longer and especially around fx. splash areas, such as wheel arches :)
@plaid1315 күн бұрын
But what one has the longer lasting fresh sheep smell?
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
I would have to say FF lol
@becomeraptureready16 күн бұрын
You forgot the most important part of a test is a control, you should have had an untreated or WD40 treated piece to show the effectiveness of these products. I've been using Fluid Film for years, no rust on my daily driven Evo at all.
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
Yeah, there's a ton of videos on this out there. I know that both products work just wanted to know which was better. Should have thrown a control in for the fun of it though
@philliphall519817 күн бұрын
Total junk brand
@ceescorner17 күн бұрын
3 years into surface shield. I sprayed year 1 and 2 haven't for a whole year. Going to see how things are holding up. I used 8 cans to do my truck had no clog issues. I did change the tips and used adapters for a hose to spray inside frame.
@zedrone797518 күн бұрын
Good job, you should also stop drill the crack and filled it with JB weld or/and a bolt to keep the crack from growing
@afhostie20 күн бұрын
Can we just use rtv instead of paper gasket?
@BustedBeaters19 күн бұрын
Yes. Since filming this I have found that the rtv holds up better than the power gasket
@afhostie20 күн бұрын
Tried this but now the engine struggles to spin. Cant get it to start.
@BustedBeaters19 күн бұрын
That's strange. Could be the valves or maybe the cover is not sitting on the engine properly
@titocastillo804221 күн бұрын
Thanks for the vid, the repair shop wanted to charge my daughter over $1000 to replace control arm. I bought the part for $100.00 and replaced myself. Thanks again
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
No problem! Always a good feeling to save that $$ for a little bit of work!
@steveschilling596623 күн бұрын
4years surface Sheild and no rust only coated twice annual I'm in Cleveland ohia lots of salt.
@AquaTech22524 күн бұрын
In Louisiana we don’t get the snow an the salt that goes with it from the roads. But I deal with repairs with a lot of salt systems. And use it on my hand tools otherwise they go to shit fairly quick. Works pretty decent for that. Granted they get some of a wipe off vs like the under of a vehicle. Just so my bag and everything around it don’t get to be a mess. But still leave a decent film coat on it
@CaptainKodyy24 күн бұрын
Very informative! I’ll be on the lookout when I buy one of these
@CaptainKodyy24 күн бұрын
This thing is awesome!
@CaptainKodyy24 күн бұрын
I’m gonna buy one of these soon glad to see there’s a channel making good content on them! Can’t wait for the next video!
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
Appreciate that! They're fun machines! And they're really unique so they get a lot of looks!
@Loogieiphone24 күн бұрын
Definitely worth $10
@Loogieiphone24 күн бұрын
That is impressive!
@Loogieiphone24 күн бұрын
I have been trying to find one of these but no dealerships in Texas, hopefully Facebook marketplace will save the day!
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
That's where I got mine. You can pick them up for fairly cheap on there!
@djdarkopz166225 күн бұрын
All of you disregard the white Teflon tape. It's not meant for oils and you'll likely have issues later. White thread tape will degrade with that high heat and oil. Instead use yellow thread tape for gas and chemicals. You'll thank me later.
@ChromeToilet26 күн бұрын
next time you have to pop a rear rotor off like that try to release the parking brake shoes with a flatblade from behind the hub. then you wont risk damaging your rotor
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
I'll have to give that a shot next time!
@user-wn5eg5ce8u26 күн бұрын
🤣😂🤍👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
@TomisaLami28 күн бұрын
Wouldn’t the oils wash off in a car wash though?
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
If you use a car wash with an undercarriage spray it will remove some but not all of the coating.
@minter66Ай бұрын
Just wanted to say thanks for this video. I have a TimeCutter Z4200 and I already replaced the first engine due to crack. Second engine just cracked for no reason. No bolts were backed off on the block. So screw replacing it again, I’m using a plate and JB weld. Your instructions are fantastic for tearing the engine down. Waiting on JB MarineWeld since it is oil/gas resistant. Then I’ll follow your steps further.
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
No problem! I hope you can keep it going for another couple of seasons!
@dbierman2001Ай бұрын
Don't use teflon tape on the plugs, those are pipe threads and under very low pressure so they don't need it, that's why there's none from the factory. If you decide to use thread tape make sure you adjust your torque specs for the lower friction, this guy didn't do that. Torque specs are set for clean thread applications.
@afhostieАй бұрын
Where can you find a new motor?
@BustedBeaters10 күн бұрын
I would probably recommend just buying another mower
@vanseelife493Ай бұрын
You should have added a third plate with no coating as a control
@LamarTrailersАй бұрын
This is a great upgrade!
@LamarTrailersАй бұрын
awesome! looking forward to watching more videos with you using this trailer!
@atmoore74Ай бұрын
I would have added a control plate that had no treatment at all but this was a great experiment. Thanks
@BustedBeatersАй бұрын
Yeah I should have added one! Next time!
@robertfoster2531Ай бұрын
I haven't tried fluid foam, but surface shield worked great in the winter, but the first hot/sunny day in southern Utah it just basically melted right off truck onto driveway. Oh well, I guess it is for winter and cooler areas only.
@BustedBeatersАй бұрын
Yeah it's mostly used in the winter. Weirs that it just melted right off the truck though. I have had a couple people say the same thing happen to them when using Fluid Film
@joefugate9338Ай бұрын
Thanks. That was the most helpful explanation of putting everything together.
@BustedBeatersАй бұрын
Glad I could help!
@solarflare4259Ай бұрын
Great video! Got a gal. of SS to spray under my '92 jeep YJ, I plan to also apply it inside the frame... Will see how it works. Hopefully the wet cover will still let me see any oil leaks in the event they may appear...:) Thanks for posting!
@BustedBeatersАй бұрын
Oil leaks will be harder to spot but, you'll notice any sort of oil on the ground. Those frames are known for rusting. You'll be happy to have it coated!
@solarflare4259Ай бұрын
@@BustedBeaters Indeed. The frame on my YJ surprisingly is in excellent shape for its age and the reason I want to coat it . I can add some UV die in the engine oil and use a black light to check for leaks periodically though so oil leaks would not be big issue. Where can I find the hose adapters to spray inside the frame? Thanks again!
@CheersWarrenАй бұрын
Thanks trying to fix crack without disassembly buy I think I'll add the clamp too . its surprising how hard it is to get parts for then engines included 'discontinued' parts from kohler that are needed! Next mower will be electric , can't stand the noise these make!
@BustedBeatersАй бұрын
Yeah it's very hard to find parts. My thought was to just keep it running as long as possible. Electric seems to be the way of the future!
@Nfscarbon07Ай бұрын
I've been spraying FF on my 94 F250 for the past 2 years, the frame stays wet even a year later when I apply the other coat, it's pretty rusted underneath and doesn't seem to be getting worse, I bought a 96 Jeep Cherokee XJ this year with absolutely no rust and I don't plan on parking it at all for the winter, gonna invest in a decent compressor and equipment to spray it myself so I can do a good thorough job and keep it young as long as possible
@BustedBeatersАй бұрын
Oh yeah! Of you can get it coated before it starts rusting you'll be gold! A good air compressor and the spray gun makes all the difference. I used to go through a ton of cans and didn't get nearly the coverage
@torqingheadsАй бұрын
Kohler is Chinese Junk!
@BustedBeatersАй бұрын
Those engines were for sure!
@richardmorris9028Ай бұрын
Best repair video I’ve seen yet. Good work!
@BustedBeatersАй бұрын
Appreciate that!
@xschm1dxАй бұрын
Where do you get rebuild kits? I can’t find them. Looks like I have to buy new boots. Can’t find just the spring and resistor
@BustedBeatersАй бұрын
I got the rebuild kits from RockAuto. I would look there
@bobbymiller2951Ай бұрын
I did watch the video, You probably already said the answer to my question, Did you spray those two pieces of metal one time, In the two years,, I probably should have just asked , How many times did you spray those 2 pieces in the 2 year test?, Thank you very much, Bobby Miller Detroit.
@BustedBeatersАй бұрын
I just sprayed them once at the beginning of the two year experiment. Other than that I didn't touch or clean them throughout the 2 years.
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The six ways "I like to use to break the bead off a tire" (ends video by saying at least 3 he had to figure out how to do for this vid) Some look fun, nice vid! :)
Hahaha thanks! It's such an easy concept, but braking the bead is actually pretty tough!
awesome video, just did the valve cover and adjustment on mine, I've got the same cracked block, and threw some RTV over it, but I like your fix alot better, I'll have to jump on that next time. Lost about a half quart of oil in one mow
Oh wow! That's a lot of oil! It's not the best fix in the world but it does keep the mower ticking so that's a good thing!
My oil leak from the power steering pump and rear main seal keeps the bottom coated good till the next century. Great video and information for the next owners grandkids.
Hahaha my truck is the same way. Only place where it hasn't rusted out is the spots where it's leaking
Did you take your car through car wash during winter time?
I did not
Great video dude.. but man, ya gotta get some gloves.
You're right! I have some just never remember to actually grab them until it's too late
I really need shocks for my moto4 anybody know where to get new ones.
I just got one for free oh no 😂
Can't beat it for free! You can still get a decent amount of hours on these engines
@@BustedBeaters It ain’t cracked yet should I still put a C clamp on it?
I wouldn't do the c-clamp. That's really a last ditch effort lol. I received a free mower with the same engine (just not cracked). What I did was applied loctite and retorqued each bolt on the engine cover one by one. From my understanding, as long as these bolts don't loosen up and hit the flywheel, the block won't crack. This has worked so far, but I've maybe only put 20 hours on the mower since then. We'll see!
@@BustedBeaters Oh I got ya. I will snug up those timing cover bolts instead. Thanks my guy.
Glad i got the first like on this game changing welding video 👍
Barely beat me!
Thank you for this video. It’s very informative! I am about to spray my Silverado 3500 Dually! One thing using the wand inside the doors or inside suspension components without actually seeing how the fluid film or where the fluid film is being applied, but drive me nuts!
Oh yeah! I know exactly what you mean. I just figure that after spraying them for a few years that I've covered everything
Do you have a link to the kit you used? Thanks
I threw a link in the description. I've linked my website which had all the parts I used for the build!
Which one is “drippier”?
Both of them held up just fine but if I had to choose. FF is "drippier" lol
What size air compressor do you have? And where did you get the gun
Compressor is a 25 gallon. I got the spray gun from Amazon. Should have a link in the description
When’s the next reeper video I’m so hyped!
That's a great question! Still debating on what direction to take it. Find a donar sxs to build something awesome or throw it back together and run it how it is. Any suggestions?
@@BustedBeatersputting an over powered engine in it would be ridiculously awesome for sure!
Please also compare/test Fluid Film AR. This is a much thicker and durable FF coating. It will last much longer and especially around fx. splash areas, such as wheel arches :)
But what one has the longer lasting fresh sheep smell?
I would have to say FF lol
You forgot the most important part of a test is a control, you should have had an untreated or WD40 treated piece to show the effectiveness of these products. I've been using Fluid Film for years, no rust on my daily driven Evo at all.
Yeah, there's a ton of videos on this out there. I know that both products work just wanted to know which was better. Should have thrown a control in for the fun of it though
Total junk brand
3 years into surface shield. I sprayed year 1 and 2 haven't for a whole year. Going to see how things are holding up. I used 8 cans to do my truck had no clog issues. I did change the tips and used adapters for a hose to spray inside frame.
Good job, you should also stop drill the crack and filled it with JB weld or/and a bolt to keep the crack from growing
Can we just use rtv instead of paper gasket?
Yes. Since filming this I have found that the rtv holds up better than the power gasket
Tried this but now the engine struggles to spin. Cant get it to start.
That's strange. Could be the valves or maybe the cover is not sitting on the engine properly
Thanks for the vid, the repair shop wanted to charge my daughter over $1000 to replace control arm. I bought the part for $100.00 and replaced myself. Thanks again
No problem! Always a good feeling to save that $$ for a little bit of work!
4years surface Sheild and no rust only coated twice annual I'm in Cleveland ohia lots of salt.
In Louisiana we don’t get the snow an the salt that goes with it from the roads. But I deal with repairs with a lot of salt systems. And use it on my hand tools otherwise they go to shit fairly quick. Works pretty decent for that. Granted they get some of a wipe off vs like the under of a vehicle. Just so my bag and everything around it don’t get to be a mess. But still leave a decent film coat on it
Very informative! I’ll be on the lookout when I buy one of these
This thing is awesome!
I’m gonna buy one of these soon glad to see there’s a channel making good content on them! Can’t wait for the next video!
Appreciate that! They're fun machines! And they're really unique so they get a lot of looks!
Definitely worth $10
That is impressive!
I have been trying to find one of these but no dealerships in Texas, hopefully Facebook marketplace will save the day!
That's where I got mine. You can pick them up for fairly cheap on there!
All of you disregard the white Teflon tape. It's not meant for oils and you'll likely have issues later. White thread tape will degrade with that high heat and oil. Instead use yellow thread tape for gas and chemicals. You'll thank me later.
next time you have to pop a rear rotor off like that try to release the parking brake shoes with a flatblade from behind the hub. then you wont risk damaging your rotor
I'll have to give that a shot next time!
🤣😂🤍👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Wouldn’t the oils wash off in a car wash though?
If you use a car wash with an undercarriage spray it will remove some but not all of the coating.
Just wanted to say thanks for this video. I have a TimeCutter Z4200 and I already replaced the first engine due to crack. Second engine just cracked for no reason. No bolts were backed off on the block. So screw replacing it again, I’m using a plate and JB weld. Your instructions are fantastic for tearing the engine down. Waiting on JB MarineWeld since it is oil/gas resistant. Then I’ll follow your steps further.
No problem! I hope you can keep it going for another couple of seasons!
Don't use teflon tape on the plugs, those are pipe threads and under very low pressure so they don't need it, that's why there's none from the factory. If you decide to use thread tape make sure you adjust your torque specs for the lower friction, this guy didn't do that. Torque specs are set for clean thread applications.
Where can you find a new motor?
I would probably recommend just buying another mower
You should have added a third plate with no coating as a control
This is a great upgrade!
awesome! looking forward to watching more videos with you using this trailer!
I would have added a control plate that had no treatment at all but this was a great experiment. Thanks
Yeah I should have added one! Next time!
I haven't tried fluid foam, but surface shield worked great in the winter, but the first hot/sunny day in southern Utah it just basically melted right off truck onto driveway. Oh well, I guess it is for winter and cooler areas only.
Yeah it's mostly used in the winter. Weirs that it just melted right off the truck though. I have had a couple people say the same thing happen to them when using Fluid Film
Thanks. That was the most helpful explanation of putting everything together.
Glad I could help!
Great video! Got a gal. of SS to spray under my '92 jeep YJ, I plan to also apply it inside the frame... Will see how it works. Hopefully the wet cover will still let me see any oil leaks in the event they may appear...:) Thanks for posting!
Oil leaks will be harder to spot but, you'll notice any sort of oil on the ground. Those frames are known for rusting. You'll be happy to have it coated!
@@BustedBeaters Indeed. The frame on my YJ surprisingly is in excellent shape for its age and the reason I want to coat it . I can add some UV die in the engine oil and use a black light to check for leaks periodically though so oil leaks would not be big issue. Where can I find the hose adapters to spray inside the frame? Thanks again!
Thanks trying to fix crack without disassembly buy I think I'll add the clamp too . its surprising how hard it is to get parts for then engines included 'discontinued' parts from kohler that are needed! Next mower will be electric , can't stand the noise these make!
Yeah it's very hard to find parts. My thought was to just keep it running as long as possible. Electric seems to be the way of the future!
I've been spraying FF on my 94 F250 for the past 2 years, the frame stays wet even a year later when I apply the other coat, it's pretty rusted underneath and doesn't seem to be getting worse, I bought a 96 Jeep Cherokee XJ this year with absolutely no rust and I don't plan on parking it at all for the winter, gonna invest in a decent compressor and equipment to spray it myself so I can do a good thorough job and keep it young as long as possible
Oh yeah! Of you can get it coated before it starts rusting you'll be gold! A good air compressor and the spray gun makes all the difference. I used to go through a ton of cans and didn't get nearly the coverage
Kohler is Chinese Junk!
Those engines were for sure!
Best repair video I’ve seen yet. Good work!
Appreciate that!
Where do you get rebuild kits? I can’t find them. Looks like I have to buy new boots. Can’t find just the spring and resistor
I got the rebuild kits from RockAuto. I would look there
I did watch the video, You probably already said the answer to my question, Did you spray those two pieces of metal one time, In the two years,, I probably should have just asked , How many times did you spray those 2 pieces in the 2 year test?, Thank you very much, Bobby Miller Detroit.
I just sprayed them once at the beginning of the two year experiment. Other than that I didn't touch or clean them throughout the 2 years.