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Thank you so much. This video helped me out tremendously. I was about ready to give up and not use the safety guard.

Fuck America😂😂😂😂

I got one of those in my kitchen it fits perfectly to my drill. 😍

I need one of these ASAP especially this summer.

Like how detailed your research is. I been using D-Thatch for several years and like it but, a friend highly recommended thatch buster and I wanted to learn more. Thank you, well worth my time.

Thanks for sharing this! I find this hilarious and true!

Thanks for sharing this info!

I’ve got some of these projects to work on as well, thanks for sharing!

Is there a way i can send you some photos? I have a grassy weed in my lawn and i have no clue what it is... FB groups are saying its poa, nutsedge, or fescue.. there's not one single answer. Could you maybe help identify? It has some characteristics of what you described but also doesn't have some.. let me know!

Mine quit working altogether after 3 months 😡

Thank you!!!!!

Stingy bugs are the worst 😬🤣🙌

Site One is good if you have one locally

You can use a 2x4, stick the tip of one end under the deck board at an angle so it is also above a joist. You just created a lever. Pops them right up. Also you probably don't need to replace those joists they just need joist hangers with hanger nails.

I am working on my project... came across this video... and I have the same type of 🐕 dog lol, always with me

Cuuuuute!

I just cut my grass my man. I water when we get no water for 2 weeks.

I watch the videos on your channel. Your video content is great, Also, the thumbnail design is very attractive. but your channel is not properly SEO-optimized. Your video description is not SEO friendly, with no related tags and video tags are too low. No channel tags, so views and subscribers are very low. If you don't solve these problems your video won't go viral, I can help you if you want

What a convenience! Seems like such a viable option.

I like how you keep it simple! Thanks for sharing.

Wow! It looks beautiful 😍

What a cutie pie!! Love love love 😍

Great content as always! This is a very informative, simple and to the point video.

Great information here, very helpful. Thanks for the quality content; simple and to the point.

Dave, I get what you’re saying about the deck removal tool, but you’re right, the average homeowner like myself won’t want to spend the extra money just to remove a few boards. Thanks for the tip.

Deck repairs and replacing boards seems like a hassle, eh?

Thanks for providing such great content here. I like following along.

Nice work!! How do you maintain the color?

Wow ❤ , I only wish I could have a life like you ❤😢

Wrong shrub is based on height of shrub

How durable are these? Will they break in the gym?

Thank you for your help brother🙏

Oh that's awesome!!! 😁🥰

Lawn looks great dave

During the summer months, I throw down Stress Blend every 4 weeks. On the same day I also spray my Bio-Stimulant cocktail..... RGS, MicroGreen, Humic12, Air8 & Hydretain. I absolutely love everything from Yard Mastery!

Is this an ad?

I purchased the same unit, ran ok for probably the first 30 minutes of total use time. Started experiencing similar issues, would run a very few minutes and stop, with about a total of 60 minutes run time, smoke started coming from the motor and it shut down. Never ran again. I sent it back to DeWalt, they have repaired it and it's being shipped back to me. Hoping for better results when I get it back. I do like the tool, just hope it works. All the trimming I've done is light work no over grown tough grass or weeds.

Thanks for watching, these are arborvitaes and we bought this house 2 years ago, so I have no clue to be honest! They’re definitely great for privacy, but tons of bugs are eating away at some of them.

What kind of trees and how much did it cost to have put up On a straight ???

Sounds like a hard pass from you DB!

Yup, angle grinders are great.

Well after 2 years still looking black and on place so…. 👌

So cute😊😊😊❤❤❤

Thanks! Now I know how to use the vacuum after many, many years of only using the blower.

I forgot to hook the front deck hanger bar back up and ran it over it got snagged in the pto belt and locked up the engine wich subsequently blew the pto fuse. Hahas. Great mower theres nothing like American iron 🎉

This is great. Thank you for sharing your experience with the Ryobi. I found most of the in-depth UA-cam reviews to focus on Dewalt / Bosch / Makita, etc. so there aren't many videos about this saw. I'm not a tool snob but am picky about my purchases, so spent some time doing research before buying the Ryobi. This is a great saw at a great price. Here are some observations others might find helpful: 1) So long as a miter saw allows full adjustment (like you show here) it will make perfect cuts. 2) Because this model is corded, it provides ample power. Going cordless starts to involve a manufacturer's battery system quality / brushless motors, and other considerations that increase costs. This saw uses tried-and-true technology and will always be powerful enough for its purpose. 3) All sliding miter saws struggle with blade deflection. This is a function of the slide mechanism and the size of the blade. 7 1/4" is a small blade and the Ryobi has no more deflection than any other compact saws on the market. Again, solid, tried-and-true technology. 4) The Ryobi has an LED 'shadow-line' system to mark your cuts rather than a laser. A decade ago, this was exclusive to Dewalt and was a game-changing feature. This is a huge point in favor of buying the Ryobi. 5) The dust collection is not great on this saw even with vac attached. But, miter saws are a messy tool. 6) Having to engage the trigger safety button with the side of your index finger is awkward when making many repetitive cuts. FWIW, disabling it is simple to do, but I'm not advising anyone to make that modification ;).

I'm sorry, but that was not very helpful.

I see a Walmart trip in my future....

i bought one it does not extend 15 feet, its about 10 feet long. If you include your body height it can reach 15 feet but that is very misleading

great product review thank you for this