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Its what the people want 🤣🤣

The link to the 180 is in my video description

good point

I got mine from Bunnings in NSW

Haha, for the video yes. I have one of clearing bamboo which took a fair bit of effort but the brushcutter handled it with ease

The boss loves a big deck

Cringe as

Glad you think so!

Yes I am!

I am about to install another tank in the next few weeks, I will record from preparation of the ground to the installation to the existing pipework

Things we learnt over 30+ years (the hard way). Hope it helps. Using crusher dust as a base.... it seems to be very acidic and contact with it will corrode and rust out any galvanized fittings very quickly - so keep any steel hardware clear of the ground. Outlet pipe from the tank should be poly-pipe (other types tend to break down quickly and have a tendency to go hard and split in the hot sun). The outlet pipe should also be long enough to accommodate flex in the tank wall as it fills and empties. (This for any poly tank is a must in my view.) Run the outlet pipe parallel to the ground along the side of the tank for a least a meter from the initial exit point (preferably two meters) before placing it underground.... if the plan is to bury it. The pressure is greatest at the bottom of the tank - and where the outlet is, is where any split will come from. Tanks that have extra thickness incorporated at the bottom of them to accommodate any outlet, have the best chance of being trouble free. The only company I'm aware of that does the job properly in this regard is Duroplas, but there may be others. - @@gunnadoofarm5109

It does look a little small, but packs a punch

Pics please

yeah, it is a downside that it isn't compatible with other brands. but a great tool to start those hard to start small engines

Once a year.

Just do a search for indoor dog gates on here or Google

Probably not the best for indoor, there are some great indoor dog gates that are simple to fit as they can be adjusted to fit the door or hall way area.

@@gunnadoofarm5109 I use baby gates now but would still love something like this in the house. I had 3 companies come to give me quotes. Average $3k for two gates…interior! Crazy

That makes sense, I have always been a replace once a year and never have a problem. Might be unnecessary for some parts but it works for me

Glad you think so!

Thanks 👍

I might have to watch it again to see :)

They can be bought at all good hardware stores

I recommend buying one, they are great

Glad you liked it!

In Australia we don't talk in Cords, but I have cut down plenty of trees and enough firewood to last 3 winters across two households. no breakdowns, I have completed 1 full service replacing all wear parts which i have a video on and it is due for another next month.

Yep, it is easy to tell if it hasn't lined up as it won't sit square. Great tip.

Yep, I swapped it out for the record fitting. Bit of a pain but it is great now

Glad you liked it. I will be doing another video on the 180 soon

Thanks 🤗

thanks

The tank has been fantastic for us, it has caused no issues and ensured we are now much more comfortable with extended periods where it does not rain

Doesn't indicate what tank is being discussed, but assuming it's the new poly tank being installed, then it's far too early to determine if this poly tank has an acceptable life and worth the cost. See how it is in 20 years - if it lasts that long! The best poly tank of the lot is Duroplas. Tank repairers will agree to this. For my money you can't go past a steel tank with aqua coating on the inside. Had one put in 30 years ago had it still looks as good as the day it was installed. Takes more preparation (concrete base) to install and a bit more expensive to buy up front, but still way ahead of poly tanks in my view.

Hi mate, we have a Silver Pencil's & Golden laced Wyandotte out the back

Old tooth brush, aircompressor and a cloth will get it cleaned up. Also my son suggested a spraycan degreaser which works really well to make it look as good as new

Tension is life

They are a great middle ground saw

No problem, glad you liked it

Glad it helped, I have had this going for a few months with no problems at all

thanks

We took them down the back of the property because they were attacking the roster, they came back two days later

It really is!

Sure is, nothing beats the makita

The sand blaster is a fun little tool as well, I have cleaned up a few tools with it