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Great explanation. Thnx.

I tried to cut to fit without any tightness. The measurements were as I made it. Not sure that the are. You sort of have to have the boat there to fit it.

@@gregoryhumphries8956 I live on the east coast. The only remaining coal plant is in the next state over to me. And that is scheduled to be decommissioned next year. So Coal is not a factor I’m afraid they’re just aren’t any within 1000 miles of where I am.

I have never seen it with 4 batteries. It comes as a bare tool or two 12ah. You may be looking at their smaller two stage blower. It has a few different configurations. The 24" model number starts with '24' instead of '28'. And, if possible I'd consider buying it from someplace more local like an Ace hardware or Lowes. The price won't be different and you might save shipping charges. Plus you can bring it back if something isn't right out of the box. And even though Lowes is iffy for questions and service I understand Ace can be pretty good that way depending on the ownership. Also, 10% off if you are a Vet or maybe have one in the family at Lowes.

I've seen those, and other brands. My lawn is rather small but I'll bet they're interesting.

Oh ya, any heavy snow uses the batteries quicker but we don't crush much ice as it's all snow.

Sorry, no I don't. It was cut as is at the time. I didn't write them down or save the pattern. And the boat is in storage for winter here n Maine. I think you'd have to be with the boat when this is cut. Not much way around that. And I used a table saw but a good razor knife will do the job too.

@CraftsmanontheLake thanks. Yea I asked the guy about it. I shared your video he said a 2x4 or a 2ft leveler and a razor would also get the job done. You did an excellent job on the angle cuts. I'm in south LA So we're still getting upper low 50s to mid 70s here believe it or not.. not going to be much of a winter, crazy.

@@suchairman2 Maine. We're hitting 50's some days. It's hard to get much snow too. I love winter, snow, snowblowers etc. Kinda miss it. Best of luck with your build!

@CraftsmanontheLake I'm jealous of your weather. I'm PRAYING we get some consistent weather in the 30s (at least) haha. Thanks again!

I don't know what you mean. I did a cutout for the bilge pump in the rear. I made a hard surface for my battery in another video.

Very true for gas blowers where the shaft goes to internal gears. But the EGO blower has the drive gear on the inside of the wheel. The wheel isn't mounted snuggl with a sleeve bearing like gas blowers are. It just pulls off by hand.

The impeller is just a shaft. So nothing to put a shear pin in. it's the reason no snow blowers have them. But then again gas blowers don't have a direct connection to the motor either.

I'v owened a 10hp Airens professional for 24 years. This one is comparable and actually performs better. Probably why off the shelf electric cars outperform muscle cars. You should look at the full videos I have comparing the two blowers. Don't know if this one will last or not but while it works it's pretty nice.

Just as spitting is frowned upon on Arrakis as it is considered a waste of precious water, farting in Maine is considered a waste of precious heat. You can do it but it could be a matter of life and death. 💨

I realize that my identical burners, minus the sensors, on my other stove were very 'weak' compared to the new ones. Something to think about. This one heats up fast.

It's working! The center part doesn't get hot enough to melt the solder. And the fiberglash sheath and heat shrink tubing are made to withstand heat. I'm going to do the rest with ceramic wire nuts as I mentioned in the video after connecting and tinning the wires. When you take the cap off from teh top it has two springs along the side. If you lift the top up enough to get to the underneath to work on the sensor it extends the springs on the sides and they're shot after that. The cap just lays flat on the top or is tilted because of the stress on the springs.

Ha, you may be right. Thing is I can buy non sensor units to replace them with. So I don't think it's a deal breaker with the insurance company.

Thnx. Everyone makes their own choices. And most of them are already living with burners that don't turn themselves off. You can purchase replacement ones on Amazon without these sensors.

I understand that it's a new thing on stove after 2018.

Best of luck with them. Remember, it's a science experiment ;-) Fingers crossed.

Good idea with the remaining ones. I might do that.

It's not always the cost of the repair, but more the cost of being without. Thanks.

Thnx. Ya, we have metric and fractional here in stores. They're sold that was M9, M10 etc. It is 10mm but to purchase it in a hardware store you'd ask for an M10.

Well thank you. Education was what I did most of my adult life. thanks for the comment.

Well, lithium maintains about 90% capacity over it's lifetime, then they die suddenly. Nine or 10 yrs possible but you too are now part of the 'science experiment' so we can only hope.

Yes, It's so smooth. My favorite reel.

Thanks, lots of vids. some good some not so much. I hope you enjoy some of them.

I actually considered it but decided they were on the wrong track and probably won't last in that form for long. If Tesla decided to put an electric motor in a chevy, connecting to the transmission it would have been strange. An electric car doesn't need a transmission. It has smooth acceleration on it's own and to reverse it reverse the polarity. The transmission would be unneeded and a waste of energy. Toro took an existing blower and just made an electric motor to replace the gas one. All the mechanism can be eliminated and yet they kept it. Some people say it's a tried and true mechanism. It actually a bunch of unnecesary parts.. The fact that it's there is rather bizarre in the electric tool/vehicle world. But it might still work good. I have no idea.

Most of the parts are off the shelf stuff. The diverter is the best one that I could find. Most are rather flimsy. But it's not cheap. Google search "throne diverter" and you should see the company website. Also, if you haven't found it yet I have a complete build video ua-cam.com/video/2YyUzkk8NCM/v-deo.html

Yes, that's true. the battery cost is an issue. Not so much if they last a number of years. But, right now they cost a bit less for this reason. Now that I have a set of gas tanks, they fit in the bare tool commercial leaf blower. I no longer use a rake or haul leaves anyplace. So, this added use kind of cuts the battery cost in half as the gas tanks are moveable from one tool to another. Anyway, the tools work good but they will cost more in the long run than gas units. It's the convenience that is nice. You should check out the complete video.

@@59chevt thanks so much. I’m 70 and the rocks getting heavier and heavier every year. But to tell you the truth, I don’t think it’s me. I think the earths gravity is changing.

Oh, I see. I built the wood part on top of the sol cat pontoons. But I never mixed any resin to repair them. That's what I didn't understand when you were talking about that. BTW... I put an ad on FB marketplace and a couple of guys were really happy to haul it away for me. I think they had plans for it, including repairing the pontoon hole.

Hi there. Are you sure you're commenting on this or any of the videos I've done. I didn't use epoxy or fiberglass on this.

@CraftsmanontheLake Hello remember the fiberglass boat you talked about went soft because you used too much hardner. I figured these things out 40 years ago building rc gliders and using epoxy which is like polyester resin. I saw then an old glider where in the nose assembly epoxy turned dark and soft. So then if I did any fiberglass I remembered and would always use about %85 or %90 of recommended hardner and finish cure with heat. Now I really like that bass raider but had been thinking about a fiberglass version of my own, but this one is just too nice and good price too.

Ive had the 10' Bass Raider and the Pond Prowler. Bass Raider is the better of the two

It's ancient now but people are still looking at it and commenting. Thnx.

@@bigdog0u81 mine does not but some do the blower runs at the same speed and you control it with a vent that you can open or close either fully or partially. Some stove though along with the pellet drop speed changing also change the combustion blower speed.

@CraftsmanontheLake I was just wondering I have Eviro WH-EMPRESS and the fan increase the speed with the heat level and makes noise when it gets to the higher levels. I'm thinking it's going to need replaced soon.

Are you talking about the combustion blower? The snail shaped one on the left or the long narrow squirrel cage one on the upper right? That one usually tweets when it's going bad. The combustion blower bearings sound is deeper or even growling. Anyway. Two wires and four bolts. Best if you can disconnect, pull all of the doors/top and such off and lay it on it's front to do it. Be carful of the cleaning rod on the front if you lay it down as it can get bent if it pulls out.

@@CraftsmanontheLake the long blower. I pulled it out and cleaned it and it's still making the noise.

@@bigdog0u81 The convecton blower will often be replaced more than the combustion blower. The long one is not oilable. If it's making a noise it is replaced. The sound is most often a chirping sound that gets worse over time.

Hi, thanks! I didn't use the exploding rivets in the t-track because the stainless screwss seemed to be just fine. Plus I put a bead of silicon underneath each track to stick it and to make sure water didn't get into the screw areas. Silicon glues pretty good on plastic/metals. that along with the screws seems fine. And getting rivets with holes that small are not easy to find if available at all. T track is expensive. I found some decent ones for a better price on Amazon. And yes I've already moved a bunch of stuff around as I find it more convenient to be on the left or right or further forward or backward. The t-track makes that possible. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BGH6R6HD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1