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@FrankChristopherOutdoors always good to have the kit for spares! You should just be able to move the cylinders back and forth to get the air out, also check the fluid level, thanks for stopping in!

@@k6outdoors thanks I will try that

@Streetpreaching7 no all of the retaining wall blocks are the same size, thanks for stopping in

I am guessing the exhaust setup must be slightly different, thanks for stopping in!

Fully charged is completely fine, thanks for stopping in!

@@jrfinest you have to make sure you prime the pump by filling the hose and getting the air out of the pump. Thanks for stopping in

@sixty9harleyPittsburghPAP interesting, I've always found that it has helped in my real life use, thanks for stopping in!

@@k6outdoors I was probably your first subscriber back from the Facebook Hustler page. You asked me about starting your channel. I don't comment often but always watching!

Your new garage was pretty empty back then 😆

@sixty9harleyPittsburghPAP I am aware and recognized the name, I always appreciate any comments, I like all opinions and experiences 😉

Appreciate the feedback, thanks for stopping in

@@johnpasierb8703 you can see through the mesh quite clearly. Thanks for stopping in

@@snowboarder50000 just wait till there is a full stream! Thanks for stopping in!

Yep I can understand where you are coming from, residential it works well but doesn't mean its for everyday use. Thanks for stopping in!

@@Goodellsam thanks for stopping in!

Sorry the video was not of much help for the assembly process, I will keep that in mind and create separate videos for such activities in the future. Thanks for stopping in

I agree, thanks for stopping in!

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@ShopTherapy623 through the manufactures site, unfortunately they have become pretty unresponsive. Thanks for stopping in!

In the video I talk about that in more detail, thanks for stopping in

@@k6outdoors Sorry, I don't speak English, so I relied mostly on the images. Thanks

@Chinchilla27150 first off, thanks for stopping in. Unfortunately the stain just doesn't seem to be of very high quality and didn't adhere well. Thankfully it is ceder so naturally it's resistant to decay. If you have the time, sanding and sealing every year wouldn't hurt but I also wouldn't stress about it.

@PurpleCollarLife I think you are correct on both accounts! It's definitely handy to have around for small projects or a place for more crap to collect. Thanks for stopping in Chad!

@@catherinemunroe3960 thanks for stopping in!

It really is a must have, thanks for stopping in!

@jeffstroup5239 not sure if your trying to say I am miss leading people or if you'd like to see me climb up with a 5 gallon bucket full of water and let it go. I have no vested interest in this product other than trying to help others out. What I will say is they work extremely well in heavy rain and been very happy with how I've spent my money on them. Thanks for stopping in

Strong till you hit a stump or something hard. But if you are careful then you're good

To be honest, based on what I have seen if you hit something hard enough to bend the deck without the support your going to have MUCH bigger issues. Thankfully the deck was fabricated using fairly heavy gauge steel.

100% agree, the deck is very stout and if you really were to hit something hard enough that you were able to successfully bend it you would likely have bigger issues since the deck is fabricated with fairly heavy steel. Thanks for stopping in!

@@albertburton9865 you'll be glad you did, thanks for stopping in!

This is really across the board for risk of handling propane and whatever it attaches to. Thanks for stopping in

@@k6outdoors I refill propane tanks for a living. I'll fill a couple hundred tanks until that one tank with a bad valve starts spewing propane everywhere. I've been sprayed several times but I've never been burned because I wore proper PPE. But I've seen guys without goggles or face shield go blind and guys without water repellent gloves or long sleeves get frostbite. Please use proper PPE when you are demonstrating propane refilling. (Personal Protective Equipment)

You are correct, PPE is very important which is why I mentioned it in the description. I should've been dawning the correct attire myself to promote safety it higher detail in this video. See the link below where I talk about it in more detail when i use the refillable bottle i bough soon after ua-cam.com/video/jAMGqqVv_gQ/v-deo.htmlsi=cCGxG0FwQu_DGGzy I value your feedback, thank you!

I would think it would work, how thick of pebbles are we talking? Thanks for stopping in

@@k6outdoors thanks for the response. Pebbles are between 2cm to 3cm long. The thickness of the bed is approx 3cm. I'm thinking I'll have to dig a small trench to allow the sweep to touch dirt and get under the pebbles. This device seems way easier than shovelling into a wheelbarrow and a lot cheaper than hiring a small bobcat.

@@matopezuta2050 thanks!

You are correct, placing it under soil does no good. Unfortunately, materials such as mulch (unless completely replaced) will decompose into soil and then you create the Oreo affect for whatever to germinate in. The purpose of this video was to show when using geotextile as a separation between aggregate and soil, that weed seed can and will still germinate in the rock. People often get the misconception that the material itself will 100% keep weeds free in the area in which it is used. Thanks for stopping in.

please check the description of the video, thanks for stopping in!

Looks like some great product offerings! Reach out to me at k6outdoors@outlook.com if you'd like to chat further. Thanks for stopping in and looking forward to hearing from you!

@gregorybarger5591 the more i can do to get them interested in being outside the better. Thanks for stopping in!

@@k6outdoors A suggestion for outdoor activities tied into thier four wheelers ; Map out a trail and place item of interest along trail (like a treasure or Easter Egg hunt concept) My friends bring thier kids out for deer shed adventure ! Each child is issued simple cheap camera and when they find a shed they take photos of area to use in designing a scrap book to put with the shed(s).

@@gregorybarger5591 love it, definitely going to do that!

@MyClutteredGarage Hey Ed! My guess is it's right around 65 lbs. I can handle it by myself without any issue and load it into the truck. Really like the setup so far and that's why I went this route as I too was not a fan of needing to have a table to place it on! I think you'd be happy with it, thanks for stopping in!

@@k6outdoors thanks! I ordered it through your link!

​@MyClutteredGarage thanks! I look forward to hearing your thoughts on it

@@golfmaniac007 what makes you think that?

Hey thanks for stopping in! I unfortunately have not had the fuse blow on ours, sorry I am not much help on this, hopefully you changes fix the issue!

Papers should be even with the bottom of the pool

@syedfawaz8090 I used the adhesive. If you want to be able remove it I'd screw them on. Thanks for stopping in!

@@k6outdoors Thanks!

@BrennanJspencer something to consider is digging out the area to make it level and fill it was a safety surface material. Thanks for stopping in!

Your not the first person I've heard this from, it's unfortunate. Thanks for stopping in!

As far as I can tell you cannot remove them. Thanks for stopping in!

It definitely will support a car, the loft garage design is meant for heavy loads. Thanks for stopping in!

@RCAFpolarexpress I think you would be really happy, we are loving it! Glad to see your basement mission is near completion now the painting is done! Take care!

@@DesertHack ?

@@mitchweldon3667 just means it was built better!

Here is an amazon link amzn.to/46qB23S Thanks for stopping in!

You can mix all you want if you are looking to increase the strength. I would read the labels of whatever it is you are looking to use. Thanks for stopping in!

Mine were installed under the edge of the shingles. Thanks for stopping in