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I have a Westinghouse WGen series generator. I to had the carbon monoxide sensor from hell problem. This solution worked for me. Just unplug from c/o sensor module and short the green and blue wires on the wire harness connector and you are done. BTW Westinghouse.... This is a completely unusable design! Your generators won't even run in free open air.

Hello, not sure if i missed it on the video. Do you have a weight estimste for the swings with this type of structure

Really like this design thanks

Why do you use a ratchet and not a drill to sink your lag?

How did you figure out it was the blue and green wires? Trial and error, guess,.. until it runs? Or use the same pin locations as others but ignore the colors others said were correct?

awesome!! thanks for sharing

My favorite part was the cute kids laughing at the end!

Where do we get blue seats from ?

What grit did you sand to before staining?

Going to do the same with my 2wd except not adding a spring

I wonder if that would stop a 6.5 creedmoor

Great job and the beautiful wood really brings it together

Very nice

The rebar is something I didn’t consider. Will be adding this to my build.

where did you find RR ties?

What was the ball park final cost for the project?

Your backstop is totally awesome. I have been searching for a good video and ideas. I just found it . Thank you for posting. I was going to use tires filled with sand and gravel. Your design is excellent.

Will this design work with three swings?

I think this is how I need to do it.....but twice as tall.

Thanks for this. Planning on building this for a customer

Holy cow, I did a design in my head and it was almost identical. I know I'm in good company

Could you use #2 Ground Contact Wood Pressure Treated Lumber instead of ties considering sand stopping projectile. Ties here expensive and not great condition ?? Please advise

Very clear and to the point ! Thanks

Straight to the point very detailed plus a good build . great video your presentation skills are formidable . you should do well

Dude what a great job and the suggestion is the only suggestion is throw a roof over it. I got some good pointers out of this thank you!

Jacks's Home Projects, I used your interlocking railroad tie process to construct my railroad tie backstop. I couldn't get any granite sand therefore all I could get was clay-sand. It's a lot more dense and wet compared to regular sand but that's all I could get around here. I paid $200 for 13 tons of the clay-sand. I used some to fill extra safety barrels I placed alongside my backstop. I'll show that in Part 4 of the build. Thanks again for responding to my comments about how your layout design was cnfigured. It worked out well, It was quite a bit of work from start to finish. As mentioned, I still have some safety features to finish off my backstop. It's only my DIY version. I was able to stack 12 railroad ties high and the interlocking rebar stakes kept everything quite table. One fella commented that he too was constructing a RR tie backstop but his walls caved in. I don't think he made a level foundation prior to stacking and staking the layers. Alright, Jack, I'll soon be able to throw some lead down range thanks to your design. Have a fine week. Hundsman One 👍🏽🤠 9/13/22

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How many tons of sand did you buy and think you had leftover? I calculated for a 9 x 9 x 4.5 (9x6") square it is 18cubic yards. Then I cut that in half to make the triangle from back full to front for 9 cubic yards. I know it is slightly less than this, but that is the approximate. Then I believe it is .75 cubic yards per ton, making it about 12 yards.

Thanks for communicating with me and explaining the RRT layout. NEW SUBSCRIBER to show support and appreciation. Don 👍🏽🤠

Jacks Home Projects, I think I watched your video atleast six times to see how you staggered the RRT's to get interlocking ends on the sides and rear walls. I can see how they're overlapped and interlocked on one side of the box and one side of the rear wall at 0:45. I read your response to Mike Clark (below) in which you explain how "every other RRT" in the back wall is cut short to fit between the two side walls (one of which gets overlapped by alternating side corners). Thanks for the great design. My RRTs are smaller (8.5 ft x 8 in x 6 in). Therefore, my backstop box will be 8.5 feet wide vice 9 feet. I'm in the eary stages of building a backstop now (using your interlocking design). BTW, how many chainsaw and circular saw blades did you wear out? How did you lift to stack your RRTs? Did you call in reinforcements to help you lift and adjust those heavy-azz RRTs? Have a fine week. Don 👍🏽🤠

Impressive. I also liked how quiet that 5.56 was at the end. That alone would go a long way in not disturbing the neighbors.

Mind me asking how much are ties now? I like how u did this

Just what I was looking for. Thanks for the visual.

What was your total depth for the posts, and how many bags of concrete per post did you use?

Might need the rough country upper control arms itll help with the front end issue

the laughter at the end was awesome :) great video!

How long is the horizontal post? And are the post 4x4

I'm problying gonna build my own...great content!

Nicely done. Great plan to work from for our range.

I have 33x12.50r20 mud tires the rebound is the 33 tire

Any problems with this kit ?

Awesome !!! Great job !!!! I wish I had a big enough back yard to do this.

I was thinking about getting the N3 leveling struts for my Ram 1500 how do they handle compared to stock shocks ?how are they holding up any corrosion?, rough country is from China and they're very cheap so I don't expect them to last long or be high quality but there fairly reasonably priced

Hey thanks for the video. How much weight can this frame hold. Looking to build one for adult swing

We put shade cloth on the front of ours. Peg targets to it. No timber to replace when it gets shot to pieces.

Does the sand ever wash out during heavy rains?

I want the same setup

Did you use a full railroad tie wide plus the overlap on the back wall? I am working on the same project and realized with a full tie plus the width of one side overlapping, I cannot run a tie over the top. I was planning on going about 10 high, can cut the top few rows short, and use a few ties over the top for any splatter on steel targets or possible ricochets. Thanks for the video. Great design. Great execution. Now I need to get mine finished!!

What kind of wood is that?

I bet it'll stop a 50bmg