- In this video, I'm gonna show you how to
reinstall the jet nozzle and the reverse bucket
after checking the water filter.
Okay, to put this back on it's gonna require a couple
of things, some grease, and it's specifically this type
of marina grease, that right there.
I'm not gonna try and pronounce that,
but that's what it is.
You're gonna need some locking agent
and they also have a marina type of lubricant
that they recommend, you know, rather than just
your regular WD-40,
they recommend the 6-56,
so, I think it's just all water-resistant.
So first, we're just gonna start off
with these bolts that bolt the nozzle back on.
It recommends that you put some thread lock on that,
so, we're gonna apply some to that.
And then we're gonna line this up.
Remember, this hose goes to the top,
and these linkage brackets.
(metal clanging)
Just going to line that up, stick that in there,
and get it started.
Okay, and repeat that four times for the four bolts.
You want to start 'em by hand
to make sure they're started correctly
and not cross-threaded.
Now I'm gonna use a 12 millimeter
to tighten them up.
Now, you don't want to get 'em too tight
'cause it only requires 16 foot pounds.
So, I'm just gonna kinda snug it up with this.
(power tool revving)
I'm gonna kinda use a cross pattern on it.
And I'm just barely snugging 'em up.
(power tool revving)
Now I'm gonna use a ratchet to tighten 'em up
so I can kinda feel how tight they are.
(metal clanging)
Again, good and snug.
16 foot pounds is not that much.
Now, I wanna reconnect that hose right there.
(rubber squeaking)
And I just want to snug that up too,
I don't wanna get that too tight.
(metal ratcheting)
Okay, now we wanna use some of this grease right here
to lubricate all the cables.
Some around here, here.
Just takes a little bit.
Okay, now we can put 'em back on.
(metal ratcheting)
You just wanna snug those up, make sure it still moves free.
And then the same with this one.
And these are self-locking nuts,
so they won't back up too easy.
(metal ratcheting)
Okay, now we can start putting our bucket on.
It also recommends that you grease these
before you put them back in,
so better get those out.
Add some grease to this.
Slide it in this slot right here on the bucket.
And grease the other one.
Slide it in the bucket.
Now I can align this bucket up.
Let's get that back outta' the way.
Okay, I got 'em started by hand,
now I can snug those up.
(power tool ratcheting)
Then I'm gonna snug these up by hand too
'cause they only recommend like seven foot pounds on these,
so it's not much.
That one's probably there,
yeah, make sure it still operates good.
Okay, now we gotta put this one last controller on
that controls the bucket movin' up and down.
This one's a little bit tricky.
It's got some different parts in it.
See, we got this collar right here,
and we've got that that goes through there.
It also recommends greasing these.
Okay, so this starts slidin' through there,
I'm gonna pull this back down.
Slides through there,
I'm gonna put this sleeve in here, this collar,
now we go down.
Now the nut and bolt will slide through all that,
just like that, washer on, this nut.
Then I'm just gonna snug this up.
(power tool ratcheting)
Again, none of that you want real tight
'cause all that's gotta be able to move it around,
so that's good right there.
Now I'm gonna take some of this 6-56 lubricant,
and I'm just gonna spray on some of the parts
that I didn't get grease on some of the moving parts.
So that whole cable right there,
I'm gonna spray.
Same with this one.
(liquid spraying)
Spray all that down.
And that, my friends, is how you check the water filter
by removing the reverse bucket and the jet nozzle.
And if the filter would've been plugged,
you'd clean it out then put it back together.
So, that's it for this video.
Thanks for watchin'.
Take care and we will see you in the next video.