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@@andrewmerrill9564 Sometimes you gotta use what you got. Interesting!

@@usefullifetips9034 true. My dad made a Manuel bead breaker that worked as good as a machine

@@andrewmerrill9564 My dad told me about a time when he broke a bead by lowering a car on to the tire. I seen youtube videos of a guy placing a 4x4 on the tire & driving a car over it to break the bead, lol. Interesting times we live in to be able to share ideas. Kudos to your dad for fabricating a diy bead breaker. 🔥

@@usefullifetips9034 My dad did that b4 he met my mom. He even made a tire balancer

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@@JoBo-gr8yx I tried to be very detailed for anyone new to this. Thanks for watching!

@@MainelyMoto207 For experienced people, that would probably work. I had to pull that T handle with some force. My concern would be a beginner may clamp down too hard & mar the tire valve stem. I would recommend the average person buying the tire valve stem tool for $4.35 on Amazon. This will save them some frustration & allow them to tighten or remove their valve core if they ever need to.

@@johnlowell9220 This is true. It is oddly scary & satisfying at the same time when I see the flames & hear the loud ricochet of the tire bead seating.

I agree. There's even micro dents on the wheels that were painted over, but it appears they made an effort, so no points deducted. But painting over a sticker really takes the cake.

@@Kelocyde lol 🤣

@@KirbyJ89 Lol. Might need some wood filler. Hopefully the re-mount isn't too close to the original holes, otherwise u may need to stuff the holes with toothpicks. Good luck! 🤣

@@BURZ3M Good ideas! 3 of my gates had gate latch failure due to the ground shifting under the soil. Usually it's after a hard rain season. Sometimes a fence post will shift downwards, but sometimes the earth will spread the fence posts farther apart, or sometimes it will tilt the fence posts in any direction. This as applies to outdoor retaining walls and etc. affected by the shifting soil. But it's good people in the comments are thinking about this issue.

True! But it gets frustrating having to fix these gate latches every 2 years. I'm to the point where I would rather make my own design to withstand the ground shifting, that way I don't have to keep adjusting it. I guess that comes with the territory of living on a hillside.

True. Even if I attached a padlock to it, if someone wanted in, it wouldn't take much to break the wood & screws loose. The more secure gates are usually built out of metal on a solid concrete foundation which will may shift, but not as bad as when u build a gate in soil imo.

@@alexmarcu7640 I would check youtube tutorials for your year make/ model on how to remove the oil pan, then read the comments section & ask for tips. But if the last step is to remove the seized oil pan, I would hit it with heat, then gently try to remove it. Work on it throughout the day &take breaks often. It always ended destructively when I tried to get something unstuck in 1 go, get agressive, damage something, & stress myself out. So I would take my time, don't stress out, & b4 u know it, it may come off.

Lol. Landlords only know what they know. I know alot of landlords that refuse to learn the technical side of propeery repairs. So when I get hired to fix their mistakes I'm fuming. Same for car mechanics.

See how it's crooked? that's why the original coupling cracked. He's making a home made repair coupling "like copper" we do a swing joint. 90-up both sides, 90-over. Takes out the slight stress on the pipe. But his method I will try if it's straight.

@@whitething-j9dIt's actually straight. It's just the dirt was dug out under the pvc piping. The end cap on the right had a tiny drip from the threads. When I removed both end caps, they were way to easy to remove. I don't even feel comftorable using compression couplings above ground. I too have thought about the 90° elbow method to give it some wiggle room but was concerned it would slightly obstruct my water pressure. The method of using a coupler & shaving off the inner middle ring worked like a charm. I installed the modified coupler last & worked quickly as the primer & cement will get messy & set fast. Always smart to wear a disposable glove. Search my channel for video: Do not use a slide repair coupling / You will see the final product in the background. The modified shaved coupling gets a little messy but it works. Heres the link to that video: You may have to copy & paste. ua-cam.com/users/shortswNYwEVISoDQ?si=csKvW2I6zKmEGioQ

I recall it was accessible on the passenger side. But i had alot of trouble on the driver side so I made this video. One commenter advised me u can just remove the battery instead. Note: Be sure u have your radio code if u do. That car has since been stolen & is no longer in my posession.

13261 code worked for me..but yes it will reset radio and you will need code. Great video 💪🏾

@@puertoroc123456 Sure. Thanks for watching!

@@harlem1182 Sure. btw. That .9 cubic ft. washer broke 3 weeks after arriving. It had an electric programming glitch. They sent me a bigger unit for free under warranty. I will have to post an update video.

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U find these shoes comfortable? Take a picture of ur feet barefoot. Id be interested to see how narrow ur feet are? 🤣 U must have narrow feet. U would probably be able to fit in Nike Airmax 90's & Nike Airmax Excee's. They have some of the most stylish colorways & designs, but waay to narrow for me. If immediately I feel an issue with the shoe, I wouldn't gamble it & wear it for 3 days & go to work. Because after you wear it to work for 3 days, ur not ethically supposed to return them to the store. So that would be a gamble. I settled for the New Balance 327's which look similar. They are stylish, wide, & bouncy. Like u, I end up stepping on the inner side of the other shoe when I stand with my feet close together, lol. It's an innovative design, it's gonna happen. Im glad the Retropy's worked out for u! 😎

I will buy a new pair of retropy soon. My feet are not narrow. I find the fit of Adidas better than Nike and I find some Nike slightly heavier and sometimes no support. As for New Balance, my issue with them is that they are very slippery when walking on wet surfaces especially rain, no grip or traction.

@@melm4499 Some nurse at Kaiser hospital told me she bought 4 pairs of New Balance 327's. And u seem to buy multiples of the Adidas Retropy's. lol. Cool. I liked the Adidas Superstars for practicing break dance power moves & Capoeira acrobatics. They are built to last & protected my feet. I like the Nike Airmax SC because they are lightweight & comfy, but are not built for heavy duty use. Like there's no support, they are for fashion only. They are imo only for ex. walking into the post office to mail a letter, lol. The Nike Airmax 90's are a chunkier shoe, but i can't fit in them. My New Balance 327's, i havent noticed they are slippery on wet surfaces. They have these crazy 3d circles all over the rubber tread. Also alot of the foam skecher shoes made of lightweight material, don't ask me why, I've found make your feet sweat. Don't get me wrong, u walk around for 1 hour, u gonna have sweaty feet, but I notice it more with certain lightweight composite foam styles of skecher shoes.

@@usefullifetips9034 I like new balances but when it rains I do not use them. I live in NYC and whenever I'm crossing the painted pedestrian lines with NB on a rainy day I end up slipping. With some Nikes though I end up with some toe nails getting blackened. Im thinking about getting an old school Jaclar sneakers to see if they are comfy.

@@melm4499 Yo. Jaclars look like an exotic version of the Puma Seudes. I never heard of them till u mentioned them. Much like the old school 2 striped Pro Keds. They look like an exotic 2 stripe version of the 3 stripe Adidas shoes. They are the most unsupportive shoe ever, but A+ for having a unique fashion shoe that most have never seen.

@@GINABULLOCK-y6w In retrospect, it was probably better to buy a slightly bigger portable washer machine that can wash a queen size blanket. My .9 cu ft washer had a timer issue & was replaced with a 1.5 cu ft. washer under warranty.

Glad I can help!

True. Perhaps less clogs & it seems like there is little to no debri left after going to the bathroom. Perhaps that is why many motels, hotels, & casinos use pressure assist toilets. It makes sense from a business stand point.

Good point. I never even thought about flushometer toilets. I used to call them the LA County jail toilets, lol. In retrospect flushometer toilets are the most beastly, 2nd place probably pressure assist toilets.

The pad shouldn’t touch the lips

Don't want no short people using your toilet? 🤣🤣🤣

Are you speaking from personal experience? lol. NGL, i have thought that too sometimes when i look at other peoples fruit trees. 🤣

@@usefullifetips9034 my brother had fruit trees, and he gave them to his neighbors, made friends and wind up exchanging them for their fruits, you br surprised🥰

Can you post a tutorial on it, then add the link in this comments section. I'd be interested to see it. It would help out more people. Sidenote: That cars catalytic converter was stolen months later & the car was liquidated by insurance. I no longer have the vehicle.

🤣 Im juss sayn, if ur car doesn't start, don't assume it's your battery. 1st make sure ur alternator is throwing 14 volts. In the same way, dig your ho 1st, then (see more)...

U would need to jump start ur car & measure ur batteries voltage with a multimeter. If it's only throwing 12.7 volts u know its a bad alternator vs. 14.3 volts. Costco sells good jump starters.

True, a break dancer once said,"You cannot worship money & god, u have to choose 1". In reference to learning "airflares" the hardest move in break dancing (in 2024) vs. learning style & footwork.

Good to know! I'm already sweating bullets due to a safety concern I had with the mounting design of this universal $70 roof rack. I didn't want to add to my list of concerns by offsetting my load toward the passenger side. I suppose if I had an oem roof rack I would be more willing to offset my load. But my roof rack & vehicle capacity is only 160 pounds. It's never going to be a super heavy load.

Can you provide a detailed explanation of how it could be secured more safely?

Sure it does. Whenever theres a fly in my house they tend to go to the window. Slowly move the electric fly swatter over the fly against the window. It works cuz the fly never suspects it's electric.

The fly had to touch two wires in order to get eceltrofied

​@@usefullifetips9034what model is that

It is the cheapest electric fly swatter from harbor freight. Google search: electric fly swatter harbor freight. Imo, every house needs one. It's better than splattering bugs against ur wall with a newspaper.

​@@usefullifetips9034Yeah I got that one too 👍 Sometimes it really does make a big spark

Ngl, no guard,no gloves,sandals,2x6 leaned 80°,extension cord in overloaded outlet,portable jump starter wouldnt power it,&cut off wheel is about to break apart from improper use. 🤣👨🏻‍💻😔

Mine is corded, but i get ur point. 🤣🤣 I actually had my catalytic converter stolen in LA County in 2023. Insurance liquidated my car. 🤦🏻

lol. Sure can. This is more for the DIY homeowner who tries to tackle this job themselves & doesn't have multiple ladders. My setup is unique, but u can accomplish the same thing by hanging the end of (2) 8 ft. boards over the edge of a roof & doing the same string method.

This is to let u know some youtube reviews may be accidentally misleading. Before purchasing this item I searched youtube to see if these dispensers were quite. It appeared so. But not so. So I'm returning it & will purchase one that says " Low noise working" & then post a new video review. I rate this current water dispenser 3 out of 5 stars because of the noise. But who knows, maybe the new " Low noise" dispenser makes the same amount of noise.

I wouldn't necessarily say they are trash. For me I just need them for the next 4 months to haul drywall & lumber. It was either pay $70 for this or $600 for the oem recommended one. After 4 months I will probably remove it due to the noise & reduction in mpg. It's easy to install & will be in storage if i ever need it. I'd really feel bad if I paid $600 & put it in storage 4 months later. 🤣

True. It seemed strange that alot of people on youtube had no problems installing it. After a couple hours I figured out a solution. It actually looks good & feels very secure. It was $70 vs.the $600 Mercedes recommeneded brand. Only time will tell. I will post a 1 year update to report the pro's & con's.

Sure! Glad to help.