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@@mphmobiledetailingmph7912 smudge, that’s awesome, I don’t name my vehicles but maybe I should start, what should I call this little one? 🧐

Depending on color and what it reminds you of. ​@@frugallandlord6974

@@bobobrazil1973 I don’t think it was too bad though.

@@JimmyJames351 you are probably right, I will find out when I do a paper swap. 😀

@@JimmyJames351 yeah I felt lucky and stupid at the same time. 😬

@@Macktruck50 did you like it?

@@scottharris9141 I don’t think so, but if it was it’s so I didn’t have to cut another stud.

@@scottharris9141 ok I see that it is off center but it was so I could use the existing studs, I didn’t want to cut another one even though it’s not really load bearing.

@@wreckergirl9810 yeah honestly I didn’t put a lot of thought into the design I just tried to use quality materials, so far it’s held up well.

@@benvolman4976 thanks, I agree about the door pulls, the reason is that I just forgot to do it. Yeah I did everything myself and it was a lot to get it back livable. 😀

@@benvolman4976 lol it sounds like a good time😀

@@jmanbedard7799 medium well.🤓

Thank you for the confidence I can do this!

It makes a big difference, it seems much quieter and warmer with the siding, but I also replaced all the doors windows and insulation in this home so that made a difference also.

I'm in montana, laurel. Can't wait to see the rest of your videos!

@ this home was quite a mess that’s for sure.😀

Thanks😀

@@AshleySpeaks4U I won’t ever move it, I definitely was skeptical about tile in a mobile home, but so far so good and the tenants all love it😀

Thanks

Yeah I understand that but it’s a mobile home and they are built much differently than a stick built home, at least these older ones with the lightweight roofs, they don’t have any headers really, because the walls don’t need to support much weight.

Just bought my daughter a 9th gen f150 with the 300 6 and a stick shift, I’m not a Ford or a Chevy guy but I like a good truck no matter who made it.😀

Correct, I paid $2500 for the home, the home was junk but I made the offer to the tenant because the tenant was a major problem for my mobile home park, this was easier than trying to evict her through court. I spent $15k on materials to do the renovation.

Oh wow, do you rent any of them out?

Yeah that’s a really good idea 😀

Yeah I thought I did, it’s not a big deal, I ended up giving a full deposit although I believe deposits are for things like this and a little taken from the deposit shouldn’t have made anyone mad but it was a big deal to many people who watched this video 🧐

@@stevenkaskus6173 yeah more cabinets are always a good thing

Thanks I like the way it turned out too😀

Yeah both comments were made jokingly, I like the roll up window but the cassette tapes were garbage lol

My local lumber yard was selling this as shop grade T1-11 siding although a viewer did comment that this is not true T1-11, you can see that I am nailing the siding on with a coil nailer, the nails are 2 1/2 inch siding nails, I hope that answers you question😀

I’m really wasn’t crying, the tenants were crying because of a cleaning fee which ultimately we decided to not charge a cleaning fee even though the floors had grease on them, I asked the tenants to clean more before the check out and they declined to do so. It’s not like I was going to keep the whole deposit just a cleaning fee. 🙄

Yeah many of these old tractors I looked at had the old style buckets, usually trip buckets and I wanted more control than that. I will double check the filter but I believe its just a screw on conversation that’s full flow.

Right on the filter. 54 was the first year for full flow spin on filters on the V8 cars.

The 53 flat head Ford V8 didnt come with a filter It was optional equipment. My 79 Ford 1900 diesel has a Full flow spin on with a Perma Cool universal 189 sandwich and a flat head Ford V8 canister filter converted to use a 4 1/2 inch roll of Scott 1000. The Hydraulic system uses a Motor Guard M 30 and a KN in parallel with the stock strainer in the sump. The fuel has a converted M 60 Motor Guard with Charmin Charmin Ultra Strong.

@@ralphwood8818 I tried to do a particle count analysis, before and after Frantz install on my truck but had a failure that will prevent me from getting the second particle count, I lost all my oil on the Highway when the feed line popped off while passing a motor home, I seen it happen in real time and shut my truck off before the oil pressure hit 0.

When I was working in a full service Standard station a Standard oil engineer pointed to his Frantz and said use one of these and Standard Delo 100 30 W. He said your engine wont wear out and you wont need to drain oil. I found a Frantz dealer. Never worried about particle counts.

Yeah I almost think that the battery cables are replaced with smaller gauge wire that is fine for 12 volt but not heavy enough for the 6 volt so that’s why it won’t crank over very good.

As long as I keep my stake but I believe they changed the terms for new users, my $40k is now worth over $130k

I spent $15k on materials, all the work was done by myself 😀

Yeah some people don’t like it but most people like this color a lot, it’s a blue gray, I should try a different color next time, 😀

Mostly because I was fitting all new windows and doors and most of my siding was gone, it was just easier to remove it in my situation, you might be able to go over the top without a problem.😀

It’s very cheap just to buy one.

@@frugallandlord6974 where do they sell it?

@@frugallandlord6974 the part that goes to the tie down

@@frugallandlord6974 I tried seeing if the building supply store had something like that for rent but they didn’t

@ i just need to rent the piece that goes in the tie down bracket

Lol yeah this is the best easiest and cheapest way that I have seen, it’s probably the most accurate way to do it as well, good luck getting yours level 😀

Yeah gotta keep working to stay warm.😀

Yes I thought it would fit but it was just too big to fit.😀

The home is drywall except in the hallway where someone put a few pieces of paneling over the drywall because they didn’t want to patch drywall. 😀

What color do you like ?

To tell the truth, green. I know. It just seems every mobile home video I ever see, it's gray, gray ,gray,. I'm sick of it. I like wallpaper too. I know the trailer was run down and had to be redone, but it looked warm and cheerful. Now it's a gray blob. And one more thing, I would have spackled the cracks in the paneling before painting them. Done it more than once, with great resulþs.

@@reginawhitlock4227 only the hallway was paneling because someone before didn’t want to patch drywall.

Yeah you should install vapor barrier if you think you need it, they are not for keeping water out but keeping the condensation from a heated interior from collecting on the siding due to heat transfer, I used insulation that had enough of a vapor barrier for my climate so I didn’t bother with tyveck or plastic. But you should do what you like if you are installing siding on your home.😀

That’s not a bad policy 😂

I use the Henry 100% silicone roof coating, I have used it on 3 homes and it works very good. It’s a lot more expensive but it’s worth it if it lasts longer.

We just did our roof with oh henerys at home depo. The only part that won't stick is where the tin is bowed in so the water sits on it.

@@mischelemiller5020 I think the pure silicone product will work even underwater, just her a gallon for that part of the roof.😀

I caulked it

Maybe you can find a nice one for sale 😀

I never measured it I just welded 2 pieces of angle iron together that fit inside the anchor then I marked the holes and drilled some holes for bolts, I just used any scrap metal I had laying around 😀

@@frugallandlord6974 thanks

I think it’s 3/8 hose that would work just fine I use 8 ton bottle jacked with a thick plate to distribute the weight and not bend the frame of the home. Try to start with the jug of water at the highest point, you could even make it the highest point intentionally, we are just talking about 1 inch or so. you can definitely do this by yourself, it’s harder if the skirting is on, any questions you have just ask away😀

Wow, I thought this would never be seen LOL. There is no skirting so that's a plus and there's plenty of room for me to get under there. And yes thank you for letting me know about putting something between the Jack and the frame so that it does not bend!

@@wendy101b.9 yeah I use a thick metal plate and a piece of 2x4 lumber sometimes wood against the frame and the metal between the wood and the Jack, metal prevents the Jack from sinking into the wood and splitting it. Good luck and feel free to ask more.😘

Yeah I wouldn’t drive this car if i cared about people making jokes about me, that’s for sure, 🤣

Thanks, I know it’s harder to renovate a home when you are actually living in the home, I’m happy that your home is still able to weather the storm, I pray that it will be a nice home for as long as you need it.😀