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Thank you professor, glad I have you for helpful tips, I’ll start mathing now.

Glad i was able to help. good luck

didn't you know???

i mean ... of course!

@@ProfessionalHomeowner Love it. Mine is on the way. Cheers!

@Convolutedtubules awesome, you won’t be disappointed. Just dial down the psi on your compressor or allow the tool to bounce off the nail a little so it doesn’t shoot out like mine

@@ProfessionalHomeowner I've seen others use a bucket of water or sawdust. Or even better, 3 buckets, so you don't have to move around the planks, just pop the nails out from the ends and middle.

@Convolutedtubules I started doing that but into a garbage can… easier for clean up

Btw I was wearing eye protection… I think

​@@ProfessionalHomeowner 00:30 I'm sure you have your safety squints on!

@Convolutedtubules well of course I did and partially looked away lol

That’s all Mark, I was just the camera man and assistant. But thanks!!

they are great ... i have two, one for sharp and one dull, Grey and Orange

@@YungSauce302 for real???

@@mattdarbro4830 ooooouch! $1500! I didn’t have caps for the disconnected lines so I just put them in a bucket to catch the fluid. It needed to be changed anyway so it worked out. The taki takes 15/40 motor oil as the hydraulic fluid… thought that was interesting makes keeping fluid on hand easier since I have a Cummins, bobcat e32 and the skid loader.

No you can’t. It is brazed onto the connection inside the unit. It’s best not to mess with it unless you know what you’re doing.

@@ProfessionalHomeowner it has the same mech as the long line set. If you remember when installing. You use two wrenches to screw the small line set from the air handler to the long line set that goes to the unit. Shouldn't it be the same? Because I need to move the air handler as well as the unit.

@@kai6424 oh sorry, I thought you were talking about removing it from the air handler, yes, you can certainly disconnect the long line sets from the short line set, and it will be the same function. They will automatically close.

@@ProfessionalHomeowner Thanks for the reassurance. I appreciate the video and reply.

@kai6424 no problem glade to help.

Thanks

Sorry to hear about your system going down. Mine is currently down but it cools the garage and it’s not a priority at the moment. It’s give me an F6 error on the inside units. I’m sure it’s simple enough to fix or replace parts, after all it’s a diy system. HVAC companies in my area won’t service them either. Mainly because they don’t get to charge the absorbent rates to install … these systems are cutting into their profits.

There’s no telling … depends on the direction of the wind

​@@ProfessionalHomeowner😂

@@ProfessionalHomeowneryeah I wouldn’t market it as a “tranny sink” 😬 … 🤷🏻‍♂️ Very Much Cool AF

​@@ProfessionalHomeownerTransphobic responses lol. No wonder you've been on YT for 17 yrs with only 1k followers.

Thanks

How long have you had your mill? Fortunately WM has a good replacement now. They’ll send them out quick and you’ll be back in no time. When you’re doing the replacement be very careful when raising the carriage. The hand crank lever will need to be pressed as you go up.

sure does ... lumber in general is going to get much higher

thanks ... opening any log is like a finding treasure, especially with Walnut

Thanks! we're in westchester, ny

Unfortunately I don’t but there are many videos on installing them. Basically it’s all the same just follow the steps listed in the manual. It’s very easy.

Not really. It’s actually a relatively simple mechanism. Sounds like either the hoses are connected incorrectly or you have another problem with other valves attached to the hydro pump.

Yes

in the installation manual on page 30 they reference "King Valves". They might be making the wrong reference but thats where I got that term from. Thanks for your input.

Thanks for clearing that up… as I’ve come to find out majority of their products are built in china. Disappointing but nothing is going to change.

@@ProfessionalHomeowner absolutely, it is highly disappointing, even many of the engines I worked on while active duty have Chinese ties, along with parts and such.

Thank you!!

Not sure what you mean… should the piston be inside the cylinder?

@@ProfessionalHomeowner Yeah i guess it pushes as much fluid out as possible

Got it, the fluid would get pushed back into the tank…except what happens when you pull the piston out, won’t it pull fluid out with it even thought the pump is off?

@@ProfessionalHomeowner you just leave them closed while you swap the fluid

@jeffjames9568 got it, thanks so much

Any time! Glad it helped.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you professor, that tree grew very fast, from what the customer tells me, it can almost grown anywhere. However, not sure about your climate… you guys get some Canadian cold!

Btw did you get my email??

Thanks for watching. I should have left it in but it had been leaking for so long that the whole area needed to be cleaned with degreaser and pressure washer. Oh pictures have helped so much … they never lie or forget. I love this machine… would even go so far to get the motor rebuilt if it came to it. Thanks for watching.