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Thank you. I really appreciate your comment and you watching it

Thanks for watching. Im glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for watching. I have seen that it doesnt work for some people. Others swear by it. So far so good for us. Fingers crossed it continues working.

Hi thanks for watching the video. You can do it either way. I just used the same screws that i used with the pad eye. That being said the screws should go through the plywood and into the stud behind. Just into the plywood wouldn't be strong enough.

Thanks for watching and good catch. I think I must have just bought it. Don't use it enough to be honest. Late spring and summer just get to hot to wear it. :)

Glad i could help. I really like mine too. Lot quicker than a gas one.

Reviews for the Milwaukee are way better, but I have several 20v Batts, so... I just bought one

I can imagine that would be tough. I dont know if you could tell from the video i had trouble getting it all the way up there.

The vinyl or the wood? The vinyl is 8.5x7.5 . The lowes item number is 790801. Im pretty sure the wood block would have been a treated 2x8 cut to fit the inside of the plastic block. Hope this helps.

That is great! Really glad to hear that l was able to help you out. Thank you to both you and your husband for your service and sacrifice.

Thank you for watching and glad it was helpful. Sorry this took me a bit to respond. The silicone goes around the edge of the pad eye if you feel you need it. I didnt realize i forgot about that until after i posted the video. As for the wooden block. Yes the long screws hold it in place. In my opinion all four screws should be long enough to go through the block of wood and deep into the stud.

Thanks for watching. I want to keep the dirt fertile for the plants. Just about any natural mulch will fertilize as it breaks down. My plan is to keep topping it off each year with pine straw as it breaks down. Granted the litter is not as good as plastic but it will do a much better job than nothing or plain pine straw. Ill also add more guinea pig litter. Thanks for the comment too. I appreciate the feedback

You shouldn't use plastic (i've never heard of using plastic seems weird) or weed barrier cloth in your garden/flower beds. Mulch and compost is the way to go, so you continue to build good soil

Thanks for watching and the comment. I'm really pleased it worked out for you.

Thanks for watching. I thought about that but I was afraid it would crush the vinyl siding and pontentially allow it to leak. Might work with solid siding though.

Studs are 16 inches on center from the corner.

Yes as @apodictic1 mentioned you need to attach it to a stud. The box in the video is centered on the stud. All the screws i put in went through the stud behind it.

You're very welcome. Glad you liked it.

Glad it helped.No I used 4 inch stainless steel star or torx head screws. Screws are better in my opinion here because the force is wanting to pull them out and down. Be sure to get a heavy duty screw. One that will just fit in the hole on the pad eye. They gave me about 2 1/2 inches of screw in the stud behind the 2x6.

@@TheBakerFarm thank you... It's been a little difficult so far. The siding on our house did not have an end in the area we need to put this at 😯

Sorry to hear that. Im sure you'll figure something out that'll work for you. Please let me know how it goes

Glad you liked it and it helped.

We are raising our own hens. :)

We are raising our own hens and now only have eleven hens. What is interesting here is the double yokes came from our young hens who have just started laying this month.

Wow, that's a lot of chickens. We only have eleven hens and one rooster.

Thanks for pointing that out. From what I could find before i posted was the generally accepted odds were 1/1000. But i guess its like just about anything else your results may vary.

Thanks for watching. Hope you found it useful.

Thanks for watching and for the comment. To be honest I never considered bleach and that's because I'm partial to using things that are designed for a specific purpose. My main concern was protecting the plans and soil around my house and I had seen that 30 seconds cleaner was safe for that. After reading your question I did a little more checking to see if bleach would be a better cheaper option next time. I found out that most bleach will kill plants and build up in the soil. Definitely something I don't want. Thanks again. Oh and I also realized I misspoke in the video and said it was mostly bleach. I probably shouldn't have said that as its not normal household bleach but rather a special plant safe formulation. I'll be adding a note about that.

We prefer the smaller ones too, but this one was hiding in the garden. Turned out, the one from Walmart was soft in the middle. You just never know what you are really getting when you buy them elsewhere. :)

I didn't know there were different colors. Glad you liked them.

Thank you! 😊

Thanks for watching and the comment. The coops were too small. My daughter had bought them and it was all we had at the time. We did let them out from time to time. I have since built a much bigger and more secure coop and run. If you have a chance I have videos of it and when I extended it for our new chickens. Please take a look.

@@TheBakerFarm Thanks a lot for your response. I appreciate. I'll watch more of your videos for sure. All the best to you and your family!

My thoughts exactly. It's happened before but not quite as extreme. We're working on putting something in the way so it doesn't happen again.

They have such personality! Thank you for viewing.

Thanks. It served us well. Our chickens needed new coops and I wound up building a new one. Glad you liked the video.

Hi Sal. Those are both very good questions. I think most gardeners, including myself, have had to deal with the first one at least once if not more than once. There are a number of things and tips that could help you with that. While they are not very complicated they do take a bit to walk through. As such would you be ok if I answered it in my next video? I'm sure many others would be helped as well. I would also like to you credit as the one who asked the question. First name only of course. If all goes as planned, I should have it out by next weekend. As for your second question, I have a video planned for that too but feel I can also respond here. The best thing to do with tomatoes is to build an actual trellis frame of some sort for them. I usually attach a sturdy wood trellis to my raised beds and run string to the top. The tomatoes are attached to the string with special clips. I'll probably have that video out in the next month or so. Thanks for watching the video and for your questions. Please let me know if I can do anything else to help.

Oh one other thing I see from your channel thumbnail that you are in the PA area. If you like I can include some examples applicable to that area in the video. Do you know what your Growing Zone is?

@@TheBakerFarm thank you for responding. I’m in 6a for the zone. I think that’s correct. I’ll wait for your video on the first question. And I will try out that wood and string trellis

Sal Just wanted to let you know the video is up. Please let me know if it helps and if you have any other questions. Hope you have a great day ua-cam.com/video/Qk2CM5cnSkM/v-deo.html

After looking up tf2 engineer i d have to agree with you. :) Thanks for watching. Hope you enjoyed it.

Thanks. Its 8 ft wide. Also just in case its 16ft long and 6'2" tall.

I agree and we were really lucky in that we never had a coon issue. Lots of snakes though.To be honest at the time i couldn't afford the hardware cloth. If you have a moment please check out our latest video. It's a much more secure coop and run that uses 1/4 hardware cloth.

Glad you enjoyed it!

We are on the south east coast so we don't have to do much at all. . Rarely gets below freezing here for very long. The rare times it did the chickens were fine.

Yes i did. Covered all exposed cattle panel with it and used electric fence wire to connect it. However if i had to do it again i would use hardware cloth as so many mentioned.

@@TheBakerFarm that’s what I did. The 1/2”hardware cloth… but trust stuff is horrible to work with… you get all kinds of cuts and scrapes and punctures from the exposed ends