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Thank you for your question. When you take the body apart to access the battery compartment there is a rubber seal between the two plastic parts. Be careful to keep it intact and be sure it’s positioned properly when you reassemble it consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Interesting comment for sure. Fortunately I am the tallest in our family and I can fit below the level of these bird netting so I think we’re OK. Take care. Joe.

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Yes, you make a good point. The synthetic rope is way better. I have it on most of my winches very strong and safe. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Hey buddy, thank you for your comment. I’m so sorry to hear about that. I haven’t had any pain issues whatsoever and now I’ve a couple years into it so you must’ve gotten in a bad unit. I wonder if they would give you a partial discount on that if you give them a call, it’s worth a try. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

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Thank you for your question. I had forgotten exactly how I did it so I took a good look at it today. I basically ran the wires from the lights which go through the bumper around the frame and zip, tied all the way to in front of the cab, and then I brought it through the firewall, which is forward of the instrument panel. I retrieve the wires by taking the cover of the instrument panel off. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Thank you for your question but the price changes all the time. Right now it’s $289. If you have an Inside track membership I paid about that for mine. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

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Thank you for your nice comment. I’m glad you found it useful. Yes, I was frustrated that there really wasn’t anything else on UA-cam about the gun. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Thank you for your comment. I’m very sorry that this was disappointing to you. I hope you’re consider subscribing to the channel and review some of our other videos and comment on those as well. Take care. Joe.

You ask a great question. PVC is a thicker stronger polymer that definitely can be melted and if there’s a crack in it, these wire reinforcements can definitely be placed. There is a welding blade that actually can be used as well, but to weld it properly you need to get on both sides of the break if you can get on the inside and outside of the break, you have a good chance of repairing it, but it will be brittle and it could be likely to crack again in that location. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Hey buddy, thank you for your question. Yes I have a front receiver in all of my ATV and UT vehicles. It’s hugely helpful because putting a ball in the front of your vehicle allows you to hook things up with Direct vision and it’s really helped me move around my log splitter and other things. I hope you found this useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

That’s a really good thought. I didn’t try that but it’s worth a shot. Thank you for your comment. Consider subscribing. Joe.

Thanks for your comment. Yes, I guess I was a little bit long-winded. I’m glad you found the part that you were looking for however. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Hey, thanks for your question. Yes I’ve been asked that a number of times before but no, I’m not really able to do that. Always my best consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Hey, that’s good to hear. Yes, these will last a long time but eventually the battery will go. If you need to change it this video will give you the step-by-step way to do it. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

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You ask a great question. The majority of basic drillbits are 118°. You can actually get a small tool that measures the angle to know if it’s 118 or 135. If the drill bits are not split point they are probably 118°. If they are split point bits they are probably 135°. Consider subscribing. Both drill bits work in wood metal and other material materials. Thanks. Joe

I believe it’s 2 1/2 inches but I have to measure it. I’ll try to get back with you after I measure it. Thanks, Joe.

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Thank you for your kind comments and your interesting request. I have never been asked to make a print, but I’d be delighted to. Let me know what you want me to print. If you have an STL file you could send it to me and what material you want to be printed from as well as the specifics as far as infill, etc. Thanks. Joe.

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Thank you for your nice comment. Yes I hope your husband’s able to get yours fixed up. It really works well. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

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Excellent question. Using a lower gear will add engine breaking to the descent which if you’ve got traction is good decent control basically is not using the engine breaking. It’s applying braking to each individual tire based on the slip and traction. You can use both if the conditions are difficult. Thanks for subscribing. Take care. Joe.

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Thank you for your comment. I’m glad you found it helpful. It’s definitely overbuilt, but you’ll never have any worries with loading it up. It also rolls remarkably well. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

I also have a video on lubricating the BH 92 and adding the rubber foot pad. You might want to check it out.

Yes, if the cylinder won’t hold pressure, you need to toss it for sure. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

I've heard they rust on the inside after a while which makes them fragile and that makes them very dangerous with explosion risk!

Sorry to hear about that. This issue has come up a number of times. My recommendation is to completely power down the unit disconnect the battery source let it sit and then reprogram it from the very beginning. This seems to be effective. Why one closure limit works and the other doesn’t is a mystery. Give that a shot. I think that’ll help consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe

@JosephHunstad i will try that recommendation and report back. Thank you for the prompt reply

Thank you for your question. There may be no good answer in your situation. If you could possibly vent your printer outside, rig up and exhaust fan such as in a bathroom something like that. If you’re exhaust fan fence inside your apartment that’s no good but if it vents outside, that’s great. You could actually vent your 3-D printer to your bathroom exhaust or to the bathroom area using the exhaust fan. Just a thought otherwise an internal filter like the Voxel inside and enclosure is probably the safest bet. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Thank you for your comment. It totally depends on the vehicle and the conditions. If you’ve got glare eyes forget it nothing will help that but if you’ve got snow, it’s a great help for sure. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

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Wow, thank you so much for the excellent comments. Yes I totally agree and I actually have a video on fire suppression as well. I included the fire suppressant cylinder in the top of the enclosure as a safety measure because many times I’ll turn the printer on and I’ll leave it and it’s in the basement. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

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