There's a $2500 difference between these two cylinders.
340K views · Jul 25, 2026 · Entertainment
Comments · 490
@HaydenPearce · 2 months ago
The cylinder must remain unharmed.
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@ericarmstrong2412 · 2 months ago
What if the original was shortened and they left the factory part number on it the same way you did?
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@alphazero924 · 2 months ago
God I love those old lathe gearboxes that have you solving a Sierra Games puzzle to input the correct thread pitch
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@n00beh · 2 months ago
I liked the part where he said "it's glease-ing time." And gleased all over the pnumatic cylinder rod.
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@gerbil7771 · 2 months ago
That's some nice work, real hassle when companies change things. Had that happen a couple times with a small through rod air cylinder that changed the seal kits and mounting holes and small enerpac cylinder recently with the seal kit being different but I couldn't find any documentation on the new vs old kits. <br><br>Absolutely worth investing in some nice durable stickers that say Gleaseman mfg. and Canadian made or repaired.
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@lo2740 · 2 months ago (edited)
"we are going to take an AcTual measurement"<br>-takes carpenter meter<br>-uses 1850 american farmer units
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@Orange_pickles · 2 months ago
Honored to be commenting on a 47 minute long gleaseman video
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@13murmur12 · 2 months ago
im so glad you weldedf over the whole thread. I was thinking, no way youre going through the hassle of matching the new one to the old one. Nice work.
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@01sandis · 1 month ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUiuQYLMt00&t=781">13:01</a> - did you f up the piston there??? :o
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@shanepowers7566 · 2 months ago
You knew that bandsaw don’t cut straight. None of them do.
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@cpunut · 1 month ago
That's a lot of work for the same part number! Nice shop and nice techniques 🙂
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@adamspivey · 2 months ago
Masterfully altered! Such a pleasure to watch your videos.. I haven't the slightest clue how to do the type of work that you do, but I sure do enjoy watching it be done. 😂
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