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Building the Shop - Part 48 - Ladders, Facia, Strapping
In this episode, "Building the Shop - Part 48 - Ladders, Facia, Strapping", we are installing Ladders, facia plates, cutting strapping and some realizations.
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0:00 Intro
0:10 Plans
1:38 It's cold outside!
5:29 Closing Remarks
6:59 Outro
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Building the Shop - Part 47 - Finishing the Front Wall
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In this episode, Building the Shop - Part 47 - Finishing the Front Wall, we get a bunch of work done. We get the front wall framed and stood up. I added the jack and king posts to the back man door. Protected the In floor heating pipes and get the gable end truss moved into place. You can help support the channel if you Subscribe and hit the Bell notification for All updates so that you are not...
Building the Shop - Part 46 - Ladders and South Wall - Days 7 -10
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In this episode we fix the mistake for the north wall man door. We got the trusses set exactly where they were supposed to be and set the GRK GTS 6 1/2" screws to mount the trusses to the top plate. We got the north side rafter ladders built and installed. Lastly we got a really good start on the south side wall. This is the last day Elijah is here before he goes back to school in Ottawa Until ...
Building the Shop - Part 45 - Framing Shop - Day 6 - Installing the Trusses
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In this episode, "Building the Shop - Part 45 - Framing Shop - Day 6 - Installing the Trusses" we are using a crane to install the trusses here on the property. My stepfather was a huge help and knew how to connect the trusses with the crane while Elijah and I were up installing the trusses. What an exciting day it was for Elijah, my stepfather and I. Until the next one, keep Living the Norther...
Building the Shop - Part 44 - Framing Shop - Day 5
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In this episode you can see that we were not able to record at all and we got the West wall stood up. We are completing the door and windows framing. Next time I would build this all on the ground before standing it up as this was much harder to complete after the fact. It's nice that all the tractor work is done but when it's on the ground you don't need ladders etc. and measuring is a lot eas...
Building the Shop - Part 43 - Framing Shop - Day 4
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In this episode, "Building the Shop - Part 43 - Framing Shop - Day 4", we got our trusses dropped off and Elijah picked up our strapping from the local mill. We continue working on the West wall. This time the whole wall was completed before we stood it up and it made all the difference in the world. It took a lot longer than I thought it was going to take that's for sure. We used the Milwaukee...
Building the Shop - Part 42 - Framing Shop - Day 3
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We are really behind in, "Building the Shop - Part 42 - Framing Shop - Day 3" so we hired a crane to help us. We're continuing to layout the East Wall and get it stood up. Big Blue sure is helping us stand up these walls as it can pickup more weight and lift higher. My mistake was thinking that completing the wall while it was standing was somehow better. Don't do that. It's way easier to assem...
Building the Shop - Part 41 - Framing Shop - Day 2
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In, Building the Shop - Part 41 - Framing Shop - Day 2, we are continuing building the shop. We are putting stakes in the ground to support the walls before we can stand them up. I have to say that when the walls are laying down they look a lot shorter than it does when it's standing up!. Until the next one, keep Living the Northern Life! You can help support the channel if you Subscribe and hi...
Building the Shop - Part 40 - Framing Shop - Day 1
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This is for your entertainment as we are not Master Carpenters. In this episode, "Building the Shop - Part 40 - Framing Shop - Day 1", we are starting the build process. We clean up the pad and start the North way layout. Until the next one, keep Living the Northern Life! You can help support the channel if you Subscribe and hit the Bell notification for All updates so that you are notified whe...
Building the Shop - Part 39 - Installing Anchor Bolts
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In this episode, "Building the Shop - Part 39 - Installing Anchor Bolts" we are filling rebar holes with concrete and installing the Anchor bolts to hold the walls down to the base. Until the next one, keep Living the Northern Life! You can help support the channel if you Subscribe and hit the Bell notification for All updates so that you are notified when I post a new video. We have a new Patr...
Building the Shop - Part 38 - Having Our Milled Lumber Grading
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In this episode, "Building the Shop - Part 38 - Having Our Milled Lumber Grading" we got all or lumber graded. The process was smooth and fast. My only complaint is that I should have had more lumber cut just to fill the time! If you do this, cut a few hundred boards to have graded as the process only take a few seconds per board and there is a daily minimum charge so you might as well get your...
Building the Shop - Part 37 - Concrete Blocks are Set
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In this episode we complete the rest of the concrete blocks for the 2 rows of 8" blocks. This was a lot of work but I think it was rewarding. This process took me 3 or 4 days to complete which was a lot longer than I thought it would take. Until the next one, keep Living the Northern Life! You can help support the channel if you Subscribe and hit the Bell notification for All updates so that yo...
Building the Shop - Part 36 - Installing the Corner Concrete Blocks
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In this episode we are setting the corner blocks for the shop and mixing mortar with the Milwaukee M18 Fuel Mud Mixer. We're using the Sakrete just add water mortar mix. Until the next one, keep Living the Northern Life! You can help support the channel if you Subscribe and hit the Bell notification for All updates so that you are notified when I post a new video. We have a new Patreon account ...
Building the Shop - Part 35 - Milling the Lumber for the Shop
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The long process of milling all our own lumber for the shop. We're buying out trusses as we're required to have an engineer stamp on them so we are not exactly cutting all the lumber for the whole shop. Until the next one, keep Living the Northern Life! You can help support the channel if you Subscribe and hit the Bell notification for All updates so that you are notified when I post a new vide...
Building the Shop - Part 34 - Covering the Slab with Water to Help it Cure
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In this Episode, "Building the Shop - Part 34 - Covering the Slab with Water to Help it Cure", we are adding water to help the base cure. It's supposed to rain for the next few days after so it will take care of itself for a least a week according to the Weather Channel. It was really weird standing on the slab and Rummy, who NEVER comes over with me without my stepfather came over to investiga...
Building the Shop - Part 33 - Pouring Concrete
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Building the Shop - Part 33 - Pouring Concrete
Full Base Build Before We Pour Concrete
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Full Base Build Before We Pour Concrete
Building the Shop - Part 32 - Installing Wire Mesh Chairs and Finishing Odds & Ends
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Building the Shop - Part 32 - Installing Wire Mesh Chairs and Finishing Odds & Ends
Building the Shop - Part 31 - In Floor Heating Pipes and Elbows
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Building the Shop - Part 31 - In Floor Heating Pipes and Elbows
Building the Shop - Part 30 - The Base Is Finished
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Building the Shop - Part 30 - The Base Is Finished
Building the Shop - Part 29 - Supporting the Form Walls
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Building the Shop - Part 29 - Supporting the Form Walls
Building the Shop - Part 28 - Gravel, Taping and Rebar
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Building the Shop - Part 28 - Gravel, Taping and Rebar
Building the Shop - Part 27 - Last Load of 6 Inch Minus and Rebar Chairs
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Building the Shop - Part 27 - Last Load of 6 Inch Minus and Rebar Chairs
Building the Shop - Part 26 - Rebar, Rebar, Rebar
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Building the Shop - Part 26 - Rebar, Rebar, Rebar
Building the Shop - Part 25 - Fitting and Installing EPS Insulation and Vapour Barrier
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Building the Shop - Part 25 - Fitting and Installing EPS Insulation and Vapour Barrier
Building the Shop - Part 24 - Amvic Silverboard EPS Insulation, Wire Mesh and 6 Inch Minus
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Building the Shop - Part 24 - Amvic Silverboard EPS Insulation, Wire Mesh and 6 Inch Minus
Building the Shop - Part 23 - Milling, Bracing and Form Work
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Building the Shop - Part 23 - Milling, Bracing and Form Work
Building the Shop - Part 22 - Working on the Form Walls
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Building the Shop - Part 22 - Working on the Form Walls
Building the Shop - Part 21 - Cutting the First Amvic Silverboard for the Sloped Corners
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Building the Shop - Part 21 - Cutting the First Amvic Silverboard for the Sloped Corners
Building the Shop - Part 20 - Packing the Base and Finishing the Slope
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Building the Shop - Part 20 - Packing the Base and Finishing the Slope

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @johnsolimine1164
    @johnsolimine1164 11 годин тому

    Running out of light is better than running out of health.

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 10 годин тому

      I agree with you but I’m running out of good weather to finish the roof. It’s so disheartening that I had plans to get the roof and building closed it and didn’t hit my deadline. Thanks for watching and commenting. Andrew

  • @lennyj3300
    @lennyj3300 3 дні тому

    I will sell the car next time this bulb goes out. Never again 😂😂

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife День тому

      If your passenger side bulb burns out fast, test that bulb in the driver’s side. It turned out for us that the issue was the connection and not the bulb. I went to the auto parts store and bought a new connector, wired it in and it’s been working great. 6-8 months so far.

  • @PhilJohnston-h4i
    @PhilJohnston-h4i 4 дні тому

    What the f*** Ford why do you put that damn sensor in the hardest place to find you assholes

  • @joed8016
    @joed8016 8 днів тому

    Imagine if u showed where the adjustment for the bulbs were. Also u wear medical gloves so u can touch it. Worthless video

  • @pliccut
    @pliccut 12 днів тому

    You must have smaller hands and fingers than me. I could not get enough of my hand in there to pull it out. The rear clip for the coolant reservoir will not come off no matter how hard I pull and can’t fit a tool on the clip to pry it off.

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 9 днів тому

      I do have small hands and our back clip won’t let go either. Worst design ever. Hopefully you can get it done. Andrew

    • @pliccut
      @pliccut 8 днів тому

      @ I paid my mechanic $15 and he got it done quickly. He says he’s a contortionist!

  • @fearlesssquatcher5737
    @fearlesssquatcher5737 14 днів тому

    You explain everything well as you are doing it. Very informative. I notice puddles of water on the concrete because a person can never get concrete poured perfectly level. I think you still did great with that. One curiosity I have is whether you can pour leveling compound in the low spots? I don't know a lot about construction, so I may be suggesting something not feasible. But maybe you or viewers can give me some insight on that. Just wondering. Great work on your project and please keep your videos coming!

  • @joeyr6745
    @joeyr6745 17 днів тому

    Good looking guy in the green shirt!

  • @keithlamothe1554
    @keithlamothe1554 20 днів тому

    Looks fantastic Andrew I’m next

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 18 днів тому

      Thanks Keith! It sure has been a lot of fun but i don’t really like heights 🤦‍♂️ Andrew

  • @peewee.3138
    @peewee.3138 21 день тому

    It’s starting to look like a garage now!

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 18 днів тому

      Ya it’s coming along nicely! Thanks for watching and commenting. Andrew

  • @penelopezier1521
    @penelopezier1521 26 днів тому

    Fyi..That bulb won’t fit a 2018 escape SE… you need an H 11 bulb.

  • @YouDummy
    @YouDummy 26 днів тому

    I can't get my bloody hand in there!

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 9 днів тому

      It’s tight that’s for sure. Hopefully you were able to get it done. Andrew

  • @user-lm9cy3xv8o
    @user-lm9cy3xv8o 27 днів тому

    Wear rubber gloves

  • @penelopezier1521
    @penelopezier1521 Місяць тому

    Fyi…That 9005 bulb does not fit a 2018 Ford escape SE… you need an H 11 bulb.

  • @WilliamLebel-e8o
    @WilliamLebel-e8o Місяць тому

    Im assuming the psngr side is the same as the driver side?

  • @WilliamLebel-e8o
    @WilliamLebel-e8o Місяць тому

    Im assuming the psngr side is the same as the driver?

  • @reginaldcamillus
    @reginaldcamillus Місяць тому

    Thank you for this video. I read a lot of comments here; the best way is to remove the reservoir. It's kind of frustrating that you can't put your hand inside to rotate and replace the bulb. I'm so proud that I made it without removing the reservoir, but it takes me a lot of time to do it 😂😂.

  • @keithlamothe1554
    @keithlamothe1554 Місяць тому

    Looks great Andrew Nice work

  • @MrEyeist
    @MrEyeist Місяць тому

    I had a severe right hand injury when I was 30 years old. The blood supply to my hand isn’t great, and even slight chilled temperatures affect its mobility. These mittens work great to keep the blood circulating.

  • @johnbauby6612
    @johnbauby6612 Місяць тому

    How did the tires and hubs work out? I am building similar and I was going to go with much larger tires and heavier hubs for more load capacity but not sure if I need it. The prices of everything are ridiculous. Even building it myself the cost is absurd.

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife Місяць тому

      They work great. I use the trailer almost every weekend. I wouldn’t change them out that’s for sure. Andrew

  • @OleGriot
    @OleGriot Місяць тому

    Thanks 🙏

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife Місяць тому

      No problem. I hope it works out as well for you as it did for us. Andrew

  • @sergiobautista7825
    @sergiobautista7825 Місяць тому

    Men. Is 9005 or h11? I confused with the size or exact ref

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife Місяць тому

      Check your manual but I’m sure it’s based on the model of the Escape. Ours is the SE.

  • @backlashza
    @backlashza Місяць тому

    Thanks for the demonstration. This was ridiculously hard and frustrating on my end. I couldn’t get the reservoir off of course and I had even less wire to work with. It was impossible for the bulb not to hit something trying to clip the darn bulb in but after struggling for a half hour I managed to get it in. Who knows that damage the bulb received .

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife Місяць тому

      You can unclip the bulb and then take it out as others have suggested as well. Thanks for watching and commenting! Andrew

  • @fearlesssquatcher5737
    @fearlesssquatcher5737 Місяць тому

    What is the material that you put down on the concrete blocks before the wood?

  • @JaginTx
    @JaginTx 2 місяці тому

    Also every website and video as well as the part search on Sylvania says the low beam is an H11 bulb. The H11 bulb connector will not fit in the keyway for the lowbeam side, you actually need a 9005 (which is actually a high beam bulb) to install in the low beam slot. Changed mine a year ago and both have already blown. Ridiculous.

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 2 місяці тому

      So, it might not be the bulb that’s bad. I also changed my connector and it’s been awesome since.

    • @JaginTx
      @JaginTx 2 місяці тому

      @@LivingtheNorthernLife Changed it to what? A connector that accepts an H11 bulb as opposed to a 9005 ?

  • @LawrencePepin-n4m
    @LawrencePepin-n4m 2 місяці тому

    Removal of the coolant reservoir made the job easier for replacement. The coolant take comes out by lifting off the mounting brackets. No tool required.

  • @keithlamothe1554
    @keithlamothe1554 2 місяці тому

    Nice work Andrew.

  • @bobstewart4342
    @bobstewart4342 2 місяці тому

    thank god I lived to retire from being . that's hard work , the body was not ment to endure daily.

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 2 місяці тому

      I have enjoyed it but it’s hard work for sure! Thanks for watching and commenting! Andrew

  • @gary36535
    @gary36535 2 місяці тому

    Good job

  • @crockadilemick
    @crockadilemick 2 місяці тому

    Far too much talking in this venture.

  • @bobstewart4342
    @bobstewart4342 2 місяці тому

    just found you, yes I'm a new sub

  • @michaeltipton5500
    @michaeltipton5500 2 місяці тому

    My 2017 Chevy Impala is a piece of cake compared to this.

  • @monster_spencer
    @monster_spencer 2 місяці тому

    Smh this was like watching a dog hump a football . . . the coolant supply easily slips off.

  • @katsadventures7027
    @katsadventures7027 2 місяці тому

    Interesting so you didn't have to take of that big silver metal piece to the right of it. The guy told me yesterday while looking over the skidoo that I would have to take that whole piece of to get to the battery but it appears you just removed that black piece underneath? Is that correct? Thanks :)

  • @katsadventures7027
    @katsadventures7027 2 місяці тому

    Neat found it!

  • @katsadventures7027
    @katsadventures7027 2 місяці тому

    so strange in a good way when I went yesterday to look at the skidoo before deciding to buy it he also has the very same skidoo you have sitting beside the 600ace! so weird! lol same color everything I think he said it was an 80 or 81 year.

  • @katsadventures7027
    @katsadventures7027 2 місяці тому

    do you have a video on taking the battery out? :)

  • @katsadventures7027
    @katsadventures7027 2 місяці тому

    Yes this is the same ski-doo! :) I appreciate these videos!

  • @katsadventures7027
    @katsadventures7027 2 місяці тому

    How long does a track usually last?

  • @katsadventures7027
    @katsadventures7027 2 місяці тому

    I just bought a 2016 skidoo just like this one! Tell me what do you think of this ski-doo. Mine has only 3500 miles on it mint condition. Just hope we get snow this year now! I am in New Brunswick Canada :) I would be very interested to know your honest opinion on this skidoo :)

  • @alfonsoramos5597
    @alfonsoramos5597 3 місяці тому

    I replaced the sensor and it's still not running right and then shuts off and that over heating message on the guages comes back on again. I did notice one of the two wires on theback of the connector was off so I pushed it back in and I connected it back to the sensor. What do I do next? Do you think the problem is with the connector? I need some help.

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 3 місяці тому

      Do you have an OBD2 unit that can reset the error code?

    • @alfonsoramos5597
      @alfonsoramos5597 2 місяці тому

      @LivingtheNorthernLife I reset it but it came back. Let me explain. I replaced the sensor and when I was going to place back the connector I noticed one of the two wires in the back had been pulled out. I don't know If I did that when I was trying to remove the connector from the sensor. I don't know if that could've been the original problem or if I did that. We, ll I peeled back the plastic, twisted the copper wires and made it pointy. Then I pushed into the tiny hole in the back of the connector and pulled back a little to make sure was secure in there. Then I put back everything and Like I said I reset the code and started the engine. I start ok the a couple of seconds after that it started rattling and that code came back and it started sputtering and when I pressed on the gas it turned off. First thing I thought to myself is that the connector is bad. Well I ordered it and I thought it was going to arrive today but it wasn't in my mailbox. Maybe it will get here tomorrow. Well, when I get it I'm going to splice it and connect it to the sensor and see if that was the solution. I will keep you posted. Do you have anything in mind something else it could other than what I've done?

  • @OrangeCrush1696
    @OrangeCrush1696 3 місяці тому

    you had the issue of no heat but was there a issue with your engine fan running at high speed?

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 3 місяці тому

      I had to change the water pump but my fan still runs at high speed

    • @OrangeCrush1696
      @OrangeCrush1696 3 місяці тому

      @@LivingtheNorthernLife thats my current battle with my 5.0L i replaced my thermostat and that fan is still running at high speed

  • @randythomas4549
    @randythomas4549 3 місяці тому

    Sir, with all due respect, your videos are too short for me to subscribe, 27 minutes minimum.

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 3 місяці тому

      I'm sorry you find the videos too short. I will try to include more detail in future videos. Thanks for watching and Commenting! Andrew

  • @peewee.3138
    @peewee.3138 3 місяці тому

    Nice videos, Andrew, but time to speed project Overkill up. Sorry

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 3 місяці тому

      Thanks for your feedback. We are doing this normally on a Saturday and we've been able to do this debit free up to this point which is important to us. We are capturing all the work that we did and for the past 2 weeks we haven't been able to get back to this at all due to poor weather. I normally work on this on Saturdays and now I'm trying to get there after work as well but I have to drive an hour and can only work for about an hour before the sun is gone. Our schedule was to release video's only on Sunday mornings but have sped that up and now release on Wednesday's at 6pm and Sunday mornings at 5:30am. We have very little to record during our winter months so producing content is much more difficult which is way we have a release schedule. Hopefully we can keep you as a subscriber and if you're not a subscriber we hope that you would subscribe to our channel. Thanks for watching and commenting. Andrew

    • @peewee.3138
      @peewee.3138 3 місяці тому

      @@LivingtheNorthernLife still subscribed. Wishing you all the best

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 3 місяці тому

      @ thanks for your support!!! Andrew

  • @royjimenez6789
    @royjimenez6789 3 місяці тому

    Thank you for the information

  • @keithlamothe1554
    @keithlamothe1554 3 місяці тому

    Looks great Andrew. Nice work my friend

  • @jdwht2455
    @jdwht2455 3 місяці тому

    I'm replacing the lows in our '17 Escape for the second time tomorrow. I used the same Phillips bulbs as the video author the last time since I've usually had much better luck with them then the OE Sylvanias. The Phipps 9005 bulbs have been a terrible choice with very little low beam light. I'm going back to the Sylvanias as they, according to the Rock Auto site are a Ford 'special' - which I doubt but they cannot be any worse. I can hardly wait to do the lights in my '19 F150 - NOT!

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 3 місяці тому

      I’m actually going to release a video soon about the passenger side headlight again about my experience and how i FINALLY fixed the issue… I’m holding off because i want to give my solution more time to prove itself… But after 3 months, so far so good.

  • @Cityofchampyinz724
    @Cityofchampyinz724 3 місяці тому

    Whoever engineered this is a moron

  • @AA-nt4rm
    @AA-nt4rm 3 місяці тому

    Throw a new 12.0 forged on it

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 3 місяці тому

      Yes I think i need to upgrade my batteries to some Forge batteries.

  • @michaeldipaola1556
    @michaeldipaola1556 3 місяці тому

    I had the same issue. I have almost no feeling in my left hand from a car accident where I needed a fusion in my neck. So I have nerve damage on the left side of my body .When it gets cold my hand freezes up an won’t do anything I had to go inside the car for heat every 15 minutes And it was cold out. It must’ve took me four hours and 10° weather to replace that bulb on the passenger side. Luckily, I ran into a video that showed popping off the reservoir helped give me more room and I was able to finish the light.

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 3 місяці тому

      You can also disconnect the cable from the bulb and take the bulb out. We could only undo the front clip from the reservoir which does help. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment! Andrew

  • @andreycham4797
    @andreycham4797 4 місяці тому

    Are you planning to put horizontal insulation around the perimeter or to keep like this with thermal bridge between footing and soil outside?

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 4 місяці тому

      Hi @andreycham4797, Yes, we are cutting and placing them at the 4:52 of the video. Just a heads up that concrete does not stick to the Amvic Silverboard that we used. It might stick to insulation that doesn't have the "tinfoll coating" on it. Thanks for watching and commenting! Andrew

    • @andreycham4797
      @andreycham4797 4 місяці тому

      @LivingtheNorthernLife there is no any horizontal insulation at 4.52. You are placing vertical insulation there, which would be a few inches deep into dirt. Footing is setting on dirt, which creates a thermal bridge around the building

    • @LivingtheNorthernLife
      @LivingtheNorthernLife 4 місяці тому

      @@andreycham4797 Yes sorry... you are correct. The engineered draws didn't ahve it so I didn't think I could do it and I never asked. I wish I had put insulation in the footings as well. When I went back and looked at a bunch of their pictures they had online, they have insulation in their footings... I was pretty disappointed after seeing it. Andrew