You Tube Re-Build Video-WD 45

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   This may have been mentioned on here before but I don't recall.  There is a channel called "Sparks Fire and Baling Wire". Among other videos, there is a complete series of videos on total stem to stern tear-down & rebuild of a WD 45 gas.  It was his Grandfather's tractor.  For the non-mechanic watcher such as myself-it appears to me to be well done.  I haven't watched all of them but found them helpful for the things I was working on.  I'd welcome anyone who wants to post a link to the channel.  I in no way am suggesting this as competition to the rebuild videos now in the works on the Forum.  It's merely another tool.  Thanks.

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Dennis J OPKs Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Silver Level Joined: 12 Sep 2009 Location: Overland Park, Points: 386	Post Options Post Reply Quote Dennis J OPKs Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: You Tube Re-Build Video-WD 45 Posted: 24 Mar 2021 at 8:24am
	This may have been mentioned on here before but I don't recall. There is a channel called "Sparks Fire and Baling Wire". Among other videos, there is a complete series of videos on total stem to stern tear-down & rebuild of a WD 45 gas. It was his Grandfather's tractor. For the non-mechanic watcher such as myself-it appears to me to be well done. I haven't watched all of them but found them helpful for the things I was working on. I'd welcome anyone who wants to post a link to the channel. I in no way am suggesting this as competition to the rebuild videos now in the works on the Forum. It's merely another tool. Thanks.

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