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This Flying Patriot Shear can be retrofitted into an existing line or purchased with a Bradbury Standing Seam Roof Panel Line. The servo accelerated Punch/Notch and Shear Die allows for close coupling with a roll former, minimizing floor space requirements. The Patriot Shear comes in 24″ – 48″ width capacities, up to 200 feet per minute (60 MPM) and can shear a capacity of 22 gauge (.86 mm) steel. The Multi-Function Patriot shear can be programmed to shear only, or add holes and notches when needed. This gives it the ability to feed traditional roll forming lines as well as standing seam lines. For more information on Bradbury Patriot Shears, visit https://bradburygroup.com/Products/Metal-Building-and-Roofing-Manufacturing-Equipment/The-Patriot-Shear

This equipment was videoed at The Bradbury Group headquarters in Kansas during customer buyoff prior to shipment. Due to certain restrictions, such as lack of loop pit and anchoring, equipment may not be operating at engineered capacity.

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Brakes are a common DIY project but I often get asked about brake calipers and how to check if they’re bad. This video not only shows how to find a bad brake caliper but also how to replace it. It is recommended that you do both sides when you find a faulty brake caliper but it’s not necessary. If you’re on a budget you can just do one but you might experience a pull to one side when braking if you do this. Otherwise you can follow the steps in this video for caliper replacement. I use my 1997 Subaru Legacy L in this video but the principals and techniques apply to many vehicles both domestic and imported.

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Spongy Brake Pedal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIQIBLGoZJ4

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