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can you stain first?

Great video brother I’m doing mine this week.

Excellent video!

This is retarded - why would they design it like this, knowing that a serviceable part on the maintenance schedule?

At 10:31 you placed a clamp around the housing. What's the exact name for that housing? I am replacing my Century 3/4 hp pump and need the housing as well. I can't find anything on the internet that resembles that housing. There's no markings on my existing housing. Thanks.

I'm currently working on a project just like this. When I took the tiles up, none of the old thin-set was attached to the tile. Definitely, a pressure issue?

damn! That thing is a bear to get out...I finally just removed the front seat and it was much easier to squeeze in there and get to the resistor.

Wish this worked for a 2020 Forester...that driver side rear doesn't have enough slack in the harness to pull the boot out, and trying to disconnect that coil from the harness has me defeated, at the moment. 3 out of 4 done but I can feel that the engine isn't enjoying the lopsided ignition.

I have a cane-backed rocker that needs replacing but trying to figure out how to put the new webbing on. It's not stapled or anything to the back; just wrapped around top and bottom of back of chair. My question is does anyone have an idea how to get the webbing to be secure enough that when I lean back in chair it won't come undone? I've never tried this before but my current webbing is really falling apart with no back support and I need to replace soon. Thanks!

After putting in your Spark plugs did your motor shake.

loved the stain matching element. what was the cost of materials? what was the cost of the repair?

Never use staples

What about the oil valve you never mentioned if its suppose to be in or off??

really???? dude this is like the worst work ever!!!!! you should do it line by line not to staple it and glue it! REMEMBER WHOEVER STAPLE AND GLUE THIS KIND OF WORK IS COMPLETE BEGINER AND BAD WORKER!!!!!

Hi from Kissimmee, Florida. I have a beautiful dining room table and 6 chairs with wicker backing that my dad bought in 1971, when I was 6, in Daytona Beach, Florida and the table and three of the chairs will look wonderful. The set was made by American Furniture Company in Martinsville, Virginia. I found a place that will replace the wicker backing of my chairs for $150 per chair. I thought that was a lot, but now I see why! So, after I watched this video, I bought the kit that Todd suggested from Amazon and I hope I can do it myself. I just started this earlier today because my wicker backing kit just came in the mail. MY chairs do not have that thick piece around the edge that Todd's chairs do and I am having a lot of trouble getting this edging off. I have tried several tools, but it is going to take some effort. I think the easy part is going to be putting the wicker backing ON once I get the spline OFF! Any suggestions would be appreciated. Also, if you know where I can find antique American Furniture chairs , I would love to check it out because I can't find the exact chair. Thanks so much.

Thank you for this full tutorial video! It will come in handy for my husband and I this summer when we redo the retan in our dining room chairs

Not checking gap or did I miss that step I confirm all gaps

Spark plug replacement should never be this hard. Sorry...no Subarus for me.

what do I need to do to de winterize? just flush it out with water?

Thanks for the really helpful video.

I've always been told to disconnect the battery before doing these types of jobs. Is this correct?

What the name if your cutter tool?

Is the procedure the same with the forester?

Getting my spark plugs in at orielys tomorrow. Cant wait to do this on my 2021 60k outback xt

Excellent and smooth explanation of how to replace a pool pump

So you leave the treated gas in over Winter and instead of drain gas

Just a heads up here... Tighten the spark plug finger-tight until the gasket reaches the cylinder head, then tighten about ½ - ⅔ turn more with a spark plug wrench. (Taper seat you go about 1/16 turn more... These are way to tight.

Just a critical warning for newcomers, DO NOT REMOVE THE RED TERMINAL FIRST (like in this video)

Looks great!..but a lot of work...is it worth it?..bc i have 4..3 are damaged..I am ready to throw them.out n buy new😮

Excellent video. Very clear and concise… and very helpful. Thank you!

From where did you find replacement of broken tiles from fifteen years ago?

Good Job and well Detailed removing this difficult task.

The concrete floor was too dry . The thinset dry before bound

NGK confirmed do not use anti-seize on the threads. They are specially coated.

I have fat electrician hands and have been dreading changing the plugs on my ascent. Thanks for showing the steps involved!

Hallo sir can i ge your contact noumbet? I want to ask something about pool pump machine.

good video just what I needed to see to do mine, thanks🤠

Alternatively, how could this be done without powertools?, such as the vibrating saw.

Take off your watch bro

Sometimes when carpet was removed and tile installed, the residual glue from the carpet and lift the tiles. Also, the biggest tile lifter is water getting under the slab and loosening them.

These Subaru Boxer engines are terrible for changing out spark plugs. I'm not buying a Subaru again. Own a Forester.

Your problem resulted from expansion and contraction of cement subfloor differential from the tile. Most likely you will find the tile installed either very tight to the walls (under the baseboard) or very tight to the baseboard with cement grout installed instead of siliconized grout caulking. When the subfloor and walls expand, it puts extreme pressure on the tile mortar. If you pull up a tile and it comes clean on one of the surfaces this is a tell-tale symptom of pressure. Your fix most like will be a somewhat temporary one unless you dress the perimeter.

I’ve heard you don’t want to stain the back of Rattan? It makes it brittle.

Nice and useful video…

THE ONLY THING WHICH YOU SHOULD HAVE DONE WAS BUTTER THE BACK OF TILE BEFORE INSTALLING THE TILE IT WOULD HAVE MADE SURE THE TILE HAD ADHESIVE

Very interesting! Chair looks beautiful. I’ve been seeing conflicting information about the downside of finishing both sides of the rattan. Stating, that by sealing both sides, the life of the cane will be shortened. Finish and cane become brittle. Do you have any experience with this happening through time? Thank you.

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Same on the '19, I'm assuming? Also I've heard that there needs to be constant battery connection for reasons which I don't recall. You didn't seem to have any issues tho, huh?

Very helpful thank you!

Great procedure documentation. Finally replaced the lower foam on my 2008 B7 A4. Thanks!