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I love my rear blade for snow removal, best tip I have is bring in the top link so when the blade is down its angled forward, that way it wont dig in and rip anything up

Nice job working with the kiddos

Amma be honest , I know how to restore wood and plastic and prevent ( slow down ) from wearing off . I just pick one Copper-Based Wood Preservative, some stainless steel elbows and hinges and nails , maybe spent like 50-100$ on material reservation and it will last you longer that the warranty , just gotta be handy and know what you are doing .

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What do you pay per kilowatt hour?

I would have enjoyed it had you hooked it up to a power tool to see how it performs.

Looks amazing. I think it is relatively easy to install as long as your roof is only one story tall. Beyond that, I would leave it to the pros !!!

Would love to hear your comments when you're wearing the helmet. . !

Well I’m to your west in Nebraska! I got Milwaukee , thanks to my employer 😊

Iowa Thinking y’all bought DeWalt for the color 😊

I dont see how it only ran 200 hrs in 5 months, and you said it runs sometime 6 hrs a day.

Nothing like a grapple

Personally, the amount of shear-strength that plywood/OSB adds is a good justification. I live in the northeast US, so I will likely opt for 2x6 walls for my next shop, but I can't judge because my current setup pales in comparison to what you have. Looks like a great place to turn some wrenches and get projects done!

I did my electric heated garage, the exact same way as yours for the same reasons as you. Mostly because I like the way yours looked in the first electric heating video. This video didn’t exist yet so I didn’t know the reasons why you did it lol!

Nice Sexy Looking Mahindra Tractor and Many Congrats On Your 8k Subscriber Sir Cheers 👌👌🧐🧐👍👍✨✨🚀🚀🍻🍻

Good Morning Sir, Very Nice Garage ( I have the same press wood finish ). I'm thinking to paint it bright White to make it brighter inside 👌🧐👍Very Nice Tool Board 👍🧐👌Sir, you can had inside insulation on your garage door ( like a blanket ) and I had did it in the pass and it was amazing !!! You will find the diffrence realy fast on your bill ( it is paying itself with in weeks !!! ) and I did triple my window by the outside ( yes my window were not able to open but again I saw the electric bill droping down fast !!! ). Keep Up Your OUTSTANDING Work and Videos Sir Cheers 🍻🍻

I did the OSB inside my shop also. Drywall doesn't have a place in a working shop, if it's just a hangout than it would be fine. Have wished I had steel at times so I could wash vehicles inside in the winter, but with steel I'd have to make sure any hole I put in it to hang/mount something I'd have to think out completely. OSB I run a screw in and if two days later decide I would like it somewhere else I just move it. And even though there is a hole there it's not near as noticeable as if it was in steel.

You have to turn the tank upside down to get the Liquid propane into the smaller canister.

I personally think it looks great 👍

He just hit his wall with a freaking hammer, the walls feel that.

Electric is great. If you need more heat, you can get 2 heaters.

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Gutter guards are a failed idea.

very dumb.

This was very helpful and direct to the point. Just purchase, and I am excited even more after your video. Thank you.

Thanks for the detailed review! Also, nice Slipknot poster! 🤟💀🤟

Don't go out in a blaze of glory my friend saving money ant that important

Made in America don't mean nothing if the price is too expensive

Can you make 1/2 inch slots in 1/8 and 1/4 inch thick steel plates?

Great video, thank you so much

What m’s the name of the channel.

It's the cut 55, not the pro

Just purchased one. It will strike an arc but a second after it starts cutting the arc goes out. Ive checked the ground, and tried different psi and power settings, different thickness of steel...still no luck. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks guys!

I always used a torpedo heater in my garage. Well, my wife bought me a 10,000 watt Comfort Zone electric garage heater. I have a 24'×40' pole barn with insulated metal panels on the sides and ceiling. I have 9' ceilings in the garage. It heats it very well. But about a month into the second winter I was working in the garage and I smell something hot. The distribution block where the power comes into the heater was melting down. Apparently I was not the only one that this has happened to. After thinking about my dilema for a while I got on the internet and ordered a 600 amp industrial distribution block and installed that in my garage heater. I'm on my second winter with it now with no issues. I'm sitting in my garage right now splitting kindling for the wood burner in the house. I no longer leave the heater or the breaker on when I'm not working in the garage. Sorry this is so long but I love my electric garage heater. That's why I tried to fix it to make it more reliable. God bless and have a wonderful day.

Showing something that doesn't work. It's going to cost you thousands someday if you don't get something that WORKS!

K6, I just had to watch it one more time, thanks for the interview and the great information.

My opinion is PTAC I'm using a GE Zoneline with Electric heat when heatpump cant cut it AC in summer its pretty good 7500 BTU 220v does 12'x25 i use it in my addition with R45 ceiling and 11 low-E windows mulled together very efficient for maintaining 45 winter 80 summer the dogs own the space along with equipment 😅 in winter the auto climate control which is set on dip switch board is only used never physically turn it on

I'm Back Sir 😇🖐Nice Garage Man Cave 😇👍Nice Acting about your personal internal heat 🤣👍Heat Pump Is Very Nice and Cheap To Run 🧐👍Truly OUTSTANDING informative Video Full Watch Sir and nice Sunny Shirt 🌞🧐👌Be Well Sir and Keep Warm Cheers 👌🧐👍🍻

Very helpful...thank you

I will be Looking at your OUTSTANDING video tonight Sir 😇👍👍

I might’ve missed it in the video. What’s the difference between the original eco 2s and plus? Is there any cost savings?

Thank you for posting these videos. A video that you posted from last year convinced me to buy that echo 2 heater. I can’t wait to get it wired up and heat my garage. Keep up the good work and have a merry Christmas.

The natural gas heater in my shop is on its last leg, it's now to the point it is louder than my 5hp stationary compressor. So, I just installed a 21,000 btu Pioneer mini-split in the shop. When I was first looking at them, Menards had them on sale earlier this year. I did find that the ones at Menards was actually still more than they were through the manufacturer's website. Then after I started research them on the Pioneer's site that the one at Menards was the lowest level one they offer. The ones at Menards were only rated down to around 15 degrees. The next step up went down to around 5 below zero. Then the one I ended up with is rated to 21 degrees below zero. The one that was rated down to 21 below was only around $400 more than the cheapest one and has higher efficiency than the ones that aren't rated as low. When I got home from work this morning at 6.8 degrees outside the shop was a nice comfortable 60 degrees. Biggest issue is with the Pioneer they don't come with the precharged lines like MrCool does. But I was able to cut my lines down to the length I needed. Was able to do my own install with a AC vacuum pump and AC manifold gauges from Harbor Freight and an adapter to mate the line connection from the gauges to the pump. Only thing that I don't care for is, the thermostat/remote only goes down to 61 degrees. I normally kept the shop at 45 unless I was out there with the gas heater. There is an "away mode" that drops it down to 46 degrees but, for some reason the fan inside runs all the time on that mode. And I'm not sure how much that would reduce the life of the blower motor. Guess it's to keep air circulating to prevent freezing in far areas of the building.

Great job on the informational video K6

The Kohler Pro yellow filters made in India have metal end caps. I just ordered 6 from Amazon and all of them are made in India. On my Kohler Command I use the Kohler Pro filters, on my Kawasaki engines I use OEM Kawasaki filters as well. Do the same with the oil. Whip City Wrencher does a great job dissecting oil filters. I know many cross reference alternative oil filters for their machines, I choose to use OEM filters and oil. Just my way of doing things. Enjoyed your servicing video. Thanks for sharing. ua-cam.com/video/A8ltnoorwis/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/Nn-ahxhMewo/v-deo.html

I’m in NE Iowa…I have 20x22 x8. My wall and door are insulate. I have 6 milnviqueen ceing with vemt…do you think 7500 would work? Also is it 110 v?

Doesn't your power wire need to be in conduit from the heater to the wall, to meet code?

It's Gucci for mechanics. I am not trying to impress a bunch of dudes

Can anyone show me which hose goes where? I have a bestway metal side pool, trying to connect the intex solar mat. Just a bit confused