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@@tridave9811 Yes. You are correct. That was an issue I had with the building inspectors. One made me put it in and the next failed my inspection for having it over the rigid foam. I had to get the architect and engineer involved. Thankfully I found that radiant barriers are not required for my climate zone. The architect and engineer wrote a letter to the building department for me so I could move forward.

@@woodwaker1 Lol! You are right! Oops is usually bad.

@@glennharston2558 Awesome! I am glad the video helped with your repair. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. It is always nice to know when a video helps folks out.

You're welcome. Good luck with your install/repair.

the kubota dealer had the bronson for sale to clarify.

I feel you. My dealership is almost 3 hours away so I change all my fluids and make the repairs myself. I kind of wish I had got the hydrostatic and cab as well. My 3725 has treated me well. I work it harder than it was probably designed for and broke a couple of things along the way. My biggest complaint is the DPF. I don't think the regen works very well on the Branson. My dealer wants me to run the engine at 2200 rpm's all the time which isn't convenient for using it around a construction site. If I was farming, I could see running the constant rpm while tilling etc. Now I pull the DPF and clean it instead. I made a video on that as well. Good luck with your new tractor and thanks for watching/leaving a comment.

Right! I think I will just do barns and sheds from now on.

Thanks. I try to put together some instructional videos when I think it might be helpful to someone or if there are not a lot of videos on the project at hand. I appreciate you checking out the video and leaving a comment.

There is not a lot of videos out there regarding this particular roof so I thought I would hopefully help out others if they choose this roof. However, it did make for a long video, so I cut it in half. I received your package but have not opened it yet. Contemplating doing an unboxing/reveal video. Thank you again!

@@HamiltonServices530 You keep making progress on the house. Hope you can move in soon.

I am not sure if it is common practice to have exposed I-joist to dirt. This was the first time using them. My engineer required a moisture barrier (bituthene tape) where the ends of the joists came in contact with the cement foundation. I did not see any code requirement or detail from my structural engineer for shielding the joists from plumbing. The I-joist made for a sturdy floor and allowed for longer spans between the girders with essentially the height of a 2x10 (9-1/2"). We also installed a 15 mil thick moisture barrier made by Stego in the whole crawlspace. You can see the sheets hanging down the foundation walls and around the post bases in this video. We finished rolling out the rest of the moisture barrier and sealing it off in a later video once the plumbing was done. Additionally, we have installed dehumidifiers in the crawlspace since we chose to go with an unvented crawlspace due to being in a wildland fire area. This is the first time ever building a high performance/efficiency house so it has been quite the experience. Good questions. Thanks for subscribing!

@@jim9337 I will never buy one again. That is for sure. At least I have this one to a point where it is reliable enough for my UTV snow plow rig.

@@Kyle-ev4fk The metal studs are pretty easy to fit in between the supports. I have another video out there on how I cut the metal studs. The easiest way to cover the frame with metal is to use the wavy corrugated metal or poly panels. Everything will overlap easily with minimal cutting and no folding of the metal whatsoever. Thanks for the subscription!

@@HamiltonServices530 yes, I was referring to the metal that you used for siding.

@@Kyle-ev4fk I had to fabricate the metal I used on my shelter logic in the sheet metal shop I work for. I suppose any prefab metal roof would work as well if you wanted the standing seams. However, I just finished the metal roof on our house build project. The prefab panels can be kind of expensive if you are looking for something budget friendly.

@@lancewalker6067 Thank you. Hopefully this video helped if you plan on modifying your shelter logic.

Thanks. It was a good feeling to at least get all the panels down.

Yes. We would like to be done by then.

It will be a glorious day when the roof is completed!

Right! I need to move quicker or no one would ever hire me as a roofer. Although, that is probably a good thing. I am getting a little too old for that!

Thanks. One step closer to done.

Thanks. Having some help definitely moved things along.

It was nice getting some help moving the project along.

Thank you

Yes. It was a nice break from construction.

It was truly amazing. For being the 4th of July, there were not many people on the lake. A lake we passed along the way (Silver Lake) was completely packed so it was worth the extra 20 minute drive. The area we paddled through was definitely not for boats as many of the boulders were just below the surface. The lake itself, is plenty deep for boats outside of the boulder areas.

@@HamiltonServices530 Thanks for the additional information. The boulders are probably one reason its not crowed.

Thanks! It was a nice break from the house build. The lake was amazing with the large submerged and partially submerged boulders with crystal clear water. We hope you are doing well.

Come see us, Gary! : ) @garygordon8909

Thanks for the suggestion. I did not think about adding a link, so I put one in the description box.

​@HamiltonServices530 ah okay! I don't get a pop up (mobile app)

@@Ketch22k Sorry, I edited my response after I realized it was the short video and not the full length. I don't think you can have suggested videos pop up on shorts. However the link is in the description.

@@HamiltonServices530 np thought links in shorts would help bring back 👋

Getting the trees out of there was the hardest part. Digging and installing the piping/leach lines was the easy part.

Thanks Steve!

Thankfully we had water service to the property. A property in the neighborhood had to drill their well almost 1,100 feet to get water.

Good luck with your project!

I am glad my video was helpful. Flashing skylights and chimneys is tedious work. But if done correctly, they don't leak. Unfortunately, people get in a hurry and often take shortcuts. Good luck on the repair. I hope you get the opportunity to take care of that customer.

Yes. I saved all the Doug Fir logs so we could mill them up for the door/window trim and baseboards inside the house. We thought that might look nice matching the wood on the outside patios.

Honestly, I really do exist! That work thing takes a lot of my time. 😆

Yes. Trudging up and down the hill was not fun. Glad that portion is over.

No. Still a lot of work to do. I have a few videos worth of clips on the Gopro I still need to edit. I just need to get motivated to do them. Each video takes me at least two house to edit. I have been so tired at the end of the day, I haven't felt like doing them.

@@HamiltonServices530 I hear ya. Maybe just a quick walk thru on a day you're not real busy. Dying to see the progress.

@@steveandriese5619 You shamed me into putting out a video. One will be out in the morning, I worked on it last night and this evening.

@@HamiltonServices530 Yahoo!

Thanks

Thank you! Good luck with your project. I never thought about adding the studs while I still had the original factory cover. I wonder if mine would have lasted longer?

I am glad some of the info in my video was helpful.

I am not familiar with those model numbers as Air Scrubber model numbers. I think those are UV bulbs only when I search those model numbers. When started comparing the numbers on the LSE lighting website (UV bulb manufacturer), the differences were either the UV wavelength (245nm or 254nm) or the length of the actual bulb (8-1/2" or 8-3/4") or whether or not the bulb produces ozone. I am not a UV bulb expert so I could not tell you what the difference in wavelength does. Some states have outlawed ozone producing items so those bulbs may not available in some areas. I am in California and have to get the non-ozone producing replacement cartridge. The Air Scrubber replacement number I need is 9950231 or US71088. Not sure if this helped or muddied the water even more?

Rats! Must have been me then!

It looks like the Grace Ice and Water Shield is not fire resistant and would not meet the class A fire resistance requirements for the WUI zone where we are building. The roof was covered with Titanium FR which is a peel and stick. I then used Polystick XFR, which is also a fire rated peel and stick, to roll up the side of the curbs. Then to make it even more waterproof, I used the foil backed flashing tape to cover the Polystick since it was easier to get all the way to the top of the skylight curb. I guess the only thing I could have done better is add another layer of the flashing tape over the metal roof flashing before adding the final skylight flashing. It is nice to hear you are using quality materials as well. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.

Thank you!

You are 100% correct. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the viewers.

Thank you! Hopefully it helps with your project.

I was measuring down from the joists to get my slope for the drain. Worked just fine.

@@HamiltonServices530 i was talking about the slope on your fittings ! its all good we all do things differently lol

The tape has already saved me while having to trench for my water line to the house and sewer line to the septic tank.

I am glad the video helped your decision!