Well, my 4 year old used to come and pick me and my buddies up from the VFW after we had one too many.

Gotta drink responsibly.

you want to still be able to hear the deer walking through the woods in 30 years wear the muffs now

one thing if it is a zip zip and it hammers a couple times and is off

bolts don't work like that here , in WI , you keep a second battery next to you so you can quick change the battery and keep it hammering till the fastener is smoking then they let go.

X10

Good job. Teaching him to tackle problems like a break job leads to confidence fixing other things, as well. Not just repairing vehicles. It becomes a general attitude of, "I can fix it". Well done, both of you!
And as for hearing protection, there is no reason NOT to use it when using anything that is even slightly harmful to the ears. It will become habit to put in plugs or don muffs, and save damage down the road. After 40 years of construction, and probably 50+ years of shooting, (at least 10 without thought of using hearing protection shooting many tens of thousands of rounds, the majority being .22), I am nearly deaf.

kid is doin good,learning how to fix things gonna be great for his future and family. good job showing him the way.

My so. Help by him a 2011 Tacoma manual. We have been teaching him how/to on a stick. He insisted on going and buying a Haynes manual. I just told him my tools better find their home.