Time to get to work... I know I have 8 or 10 of those suckers that have never been cleaned. Never even thought about it.

My sons battery died last week too. Lucky for me, my daughters boyfriend Jason,was around and we both decided to go and change it.

After watching Jason wrestle with the wrench, which seemed like a half hour,I decided to help.A screw must have been stripped, because we had to resort to brute strength of two guys to get the dead battery from it's secured perch.

After purchasing a new battery it snapped perfectly back into place,into the arms that had held it so securly in the first place.

Then my battery went out in my F-150 ... Off to Wal-Mart I went.LOL

Thanks for the time saving info ...

I'll leave mine to the pro's, last time I took mine apart I had to take it to them to put back together again. I had 3 extras pieces. LOL. But, precisionriflesales com fixed her right up.

I found dissassembly/assembly instructions for a Berreta 92 I bought without instuction manual on the internet. It's a pretty slick way to learn about different firearms. Good post Phil, hope it helps some other guys out. If you work at it you can find info on just about any gun ever made.

I have learned how to tie many of flies from Youtube.

Really good video. Like Dr. Ralph I have a few of those babies around I now feel comfortable in tackling. I think that more sophisticated parts I'd leave for my "Smith" though.
Watching that video I found myself admiring the guy for not bursting out laughing at times. Or waiting for the giant Monty Python foot to squash the magazine as a crescendo.
Thanks.

The internet will prove (has proven...) to be even more impacting on culture, intellectualism, communication, knowledge expansion, etc. than the printing press. The knowledge explosion that began in the mid-1800's continues at an exponential rate and the internet puts that knowledge at the fingertips of 5 year olds.

With that being true, why do videos by Britney Spears get 75 million and more hits? We are an "entertained" and self indulgent people who have more knowledge but less wisdom.

The internet is useful once you manage the art of sifting through the crap to the really accurate information.

"It's on Microsoft's web site. How evil could it be?"

Hehe, battery placement in vehicles is nuts nowdays!
My daughter bought a used car, a Dodge Stratus, wanna guess where they hid it's battery?

Inside the left front wheel's fender! In front of the tire, you also have to remove the tire to get at the Battery! Wonderful planning.........

I find that youtube does have many good aspects. you can quite frequently find useful information and it helps having a visual guide also. Lately though it seems it's getting to full of advertisements and special channels like with the swine flu thing the CDC had there own channel and took up half the front page.