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Great work . Just what I needed!

problem is that i can't get the damn screw out from the old handle because it is stuck--i'm trying to adjust the water temperature to get more hot water

I have the one screw in center plate and it got coroded and broken off. I seen you have that rectangular little plate holding screws, did you glue that on?

Thank you so much for a direct, get-to-the point video.

Of course mine is totally different! I have a female receiver behind the cover. I'm not sure how it's attached to the inside rear of the tub. Story of my life. I also don't think I have any pipe behind. But I could be wrong on that.

I really liked your video. You got to the point and got it done without a whole lot of chatter and I really appreciate that.

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Free labor. 😊. 👮🏿‍♀️👨‍⚕️. They don’t have to tell. You did that all by yourselves. 😁🤣🤣🤣🎣🦍.

This helped me!

This video helped me replace my overflow cover

Directions for regular people .. from regular people!!

What happens if you don’t use caulk on the overflow plate at the end of the install?

THANK YOU!!!! This is by far the best how to FOR SURE!!!!

The explanation of how to change a wheelbarrow WHEEL is well presented, but this only half of the steps required to change a wheelbarrow TIRE. Changing the wheel which is mounted tire with an inner tube mounted on a rim with bearings already installed is a great deal easier, and probably the right choice for many DIY enthusiasts. To change the tire, after removing the wheel, press the shraeder valve pin to deflate the tire and then remove the valve core to allow the inner tube to breathe freely. Using a rubber mallet, strike the tire adjacent to the rim to un-seal the tire bead from the rim on both sides. squeeze the beads together to allow the bead to slip into the center of the rim on one side so that one bead can slip over the lip of the rim on the opposite side. Finish removing one bead from the rim. if there is an inner tube (a wheelbarrow usually does), push the tire stem inward to allow the innertube to be removed, and slip the innertube out . Now remove the other tire bead as before. A new tire is installed by performing the same steps in the reverse order. The new tire's bead will be (much) easier to slip over the rim if both are moistened with a mixture of water and dish soap. The bead will have to be deformed to an oval to slip over the rim . If you choose to use any prying tools to assist you, be careful not to attempt to stretch the tire's bead. The tire bead has a steel cable inside it,. If the cable is broken the tire will eventually pop off the rim at some inconvenient moment. The idea is to push the bead toward the small diameter part of the rim on one side, to allow it to make an oval without stretching. Once one bead is on, slip the innertube inside the tire and pull the stem out through the rim before putting the second bead on the the rim. when mounted, add just a couple of PSI of air to puff things up and put the beads in their final positions. now release the air to allow the innertube to shift before inflating to 10-12 PSI. Deflate again to allow the innertube to shift before fully inflating. To install a wheelbarrow tire without an innertube runs into a chicken and egg paradox. The beads will not seal to the rim without pressure inside the tire, but while the beads are not sealed the tire leaks air and will not hold air to build pressure. Wrap a short ratchet strap round the tread and tighten it to deform the tire so that it presses outward on the beads to get them to both make contact with the rim. Inflating the tire will still require delivering a large volume quickly from a reservoir to build pressure inside because the beads are not yet sealed and the tire leaks air. Its pretty nearly impossible to get the beads to seat well enough to use a hand pump. Its very difficult to get them to seal well enough to use a 12v tire inflator air pump. When an air compressor with a reservoir is not available, an innertube is recommended.

we all woulda did the same thing with the casing lol good job!☃️

Most helpful video so far. Better than any other dyi video for this fix on UA-cam!

Excellent . Helpful. Thank you !

Think I need to get the rubber gasket. I can’t get the middle crew all the way to hold the cover in place. Screw stops at a certain point.

I had my wheelbarrow tire replace 2-3 years ago and its now rotted again and not holding air. I'm going to look into a solid tire so that I don't have to go through this every few years. Oh how I hate planned obselesence!!! Nothing lasts anymore! Also! I would have lubricated all the moving parts for ease of movement and rust protection. But very helpful video - thank you!

Step #1 shut water off!!!!

Great camera angles and well explained. I'm looking into solid tire (no inner tube) options.

Thank you for your video. I was struggling removing the tire and your video helped with the process!! Project DONE!!

Great explanation! I used a chopstick to help me push and place the gasket 😅

Well explained , very informative

Your video is blurry

Help i don't have any screw holes? What do i screw into?

Whomever installed the overflow in my tub did it wrong and the metal bracket was behind the tub causing it to leak in to the room below.

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This little ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxVoi3B4CB6Oygq1-vo4OTL1M_M5JkrXif tub works perfect in our 6 x 6 shower and is easy to get in and out. Also easy to drain.

This little ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxVoi3B4CB6Oygq1-vo4OTL1M_M5JkrXif tub works perfect in our 6 x 6 shower and is easy to get in and out. Also easy to drain.

Hi, i like your simple design? I have limited space and was wondering... At a tilted angle, what is the height footprint of the kayak when it rests of the rack? I'm hoping I can hang two kayaks in my limited space, with wall cabinets taking a lot of wall real estate. Thank you.

It's the gasket optional or only optional if you don't pull the old one? Does it have to have a gasket?

Great video, thank you! It’s really upsetting to see this level of work you did on this video with 83k of views and you have under 500 subscribers.

this is such an innovative way to do it compared to other methods. My concern with this project was the wood not being secure enough this method ensures it never happens! Thank u!

Great directions on the video, replacing mines today. However the focus of the video wasn’t quite clear!

Cracking me up with the pronunciation of the word “caulk” 😂😂😂🥳 Oh my goodness girl…. I’m not poking anything negative or bad your direction because this is a very informative video and I learned something that I so far haven’t seen or read described in any other instructional video or web link I’ve found this far (I’ve been doing ALOT of research about this topic as I’m almost done with my own and I’m taking my overflow plate back off actually to make 300% certain I have a good functioning rubber gasket on the inside opening of the overflow pipe) Thank you for the gift of education and Information for your fellow DIY sisters & I hope you have had a leak free, problem free user experience with your new tub trim. Side note: why do they not properly provide the proper replacement hardware for the full replacement of the overflow plate for those of us who require the slot adapter🤷🏼‍♀️smh I know nobody else can see the condition of the screws under the overflow plate BUT I know…. Anyway great video thanks again

Push the tube a lil bit while putting the gasket.

Use glass cleaner spray when working with silicone. Make sure it doesn’t contain ammonia. Helps with smoothing and wiping

Looks amazing!

Good job!

Very well done. May I ask you how you would remove a plate mounting screw that's so corroded with hard water buildup that it won't loosen with a manual screwdriver? Thanks

Great thorough video, thanks!

Where did you find one in black?

Great video! I will try this on our bathtub faucet. One suggestion, turn off the water heater (turn the temperature to “vacation” or turn the control to “pilot”) before you turn off the water and open a faucet. That lets air into the pipes and the water heater. The water heater might not like having air inside; air does not conduct heat like water does. After you turn the water back on and get the air out of the plumbing, turn the water heater back on (turn the temperature back to A, B, or C or turn the control to “on”).

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👍Great vid! Looking at the very same brackets on Amazon for an almost identical installation. How sturdy are they? With the 500lb rating do you feel they are strong enough to hold a person of my weight of around 200? Not that I am going to stand on it of course lol.

Fantastic job! That was impressive. You just saved yourself hundreds if not thousands of dollars. You can also use a screw driver or wrench to tap on the parts that are too tight, so that it would be easier to unscrew them.

My problem is getting the handle off at the start. The screw is very rusted, and my screwdriver can't get a bite into the screw to turn it and remove it.

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I texted one plumber and he said that he needs to open the wall to do this type of replacement and it would cost around 500 bucks. And I didn’t even tell him I’m a woman.