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Awesome job, thanks for sharing. What was the name of the cleaning product you used before painting

Very helpful. Thank you!

Great job! I'm going to see if I can make one of my own. However, those nails really aren't needed in my opinion. That wood glue creates a bond stronger than the wood it connects to, so I don't believe there's any chance of them coming out. So I think you could have saved those steps. But, maybe I'm wrong! Either way, I like what you've done and I will be copying it! Thanks for making the video!

Thank you very much The exact same faucit that I have in my kitchen, it's leaking downstairs on the hot and cold copper pipes into the basement. It's not from the pipes it's from the faucet. Where can I obtain a cartridge, I thought you would put a link down at the bottom😢😢

Wow this is great to know a 170 hood will fit a Sabre. I found a local hood that I will be repainting this winter for my 1338G. I'm also planning to use some felt strips to cushion the hood when closing and riding around so the hood does not split on both sides like the original hood my mower has. Thanks for the video!

very clear. I love how he just gives you what you need to know with no excess talking. great job!

Sorder???

The easiest way to gap your boards is to install every 4th-6th, using your straightest boards, then backfilling. This way the only force you ever need is shims, and you will never get out of square or end up with a half board too much or too little coverage

My left signal work but when I on right signal, the left and right both start blinking please advise solution sir

Can the input/output on transmission radiator be soldered?

Great project with real problems and mistakes. You and your Mom seem to be the professionals.

Why not just run it with the nut lose after filing it up to ensure its good?

I did this method 2 years ago but now the boards are slippery when wet and a slight green tinge. How should I remedy this? Thanks!

Trailer lights are not very complicated, and yet I am always surprised by how many people there are who are towing trailers with non-working lights.

Very well done. 👍🏼

Thanks 🎉🎉🎉

I'm going to try and refurbish an old rusty stock trailer. do you know where I can get new parts for the tongue latch?

good video! helped me fix our pump problem! god bless!

Very helpful. Thanks to you I re-stringed my trimmer in a couple of minutes. Thank you!

Great video and great information

You rock

This is a live saver. I had to watch to the end because I wasn't heating up long enough and had vise grips attached during the heat attempt. Used my kitchen butane torch to remove a copper coupler, that corroded, remove 2 inch of pex, then installed a sharkbite slip coupling. Coupler was first Gen on clearance for 4.62. My plumber told me it would be $450 to have done today (Sunday).

Can you share the name of the paint? I watched the video twice and viewing the video description, but didn’t hear or see the name of the paint.

Hello, what sansin color was this stain?

Great video!

Beautiful. Problem solved thanks for saving my.morning

Thank you, I have water in my house again now, i was trying to prime it without turning that lever

What about an old deck with pressure treated wood will this technique work on it?

How do you know fuel pump is good or bad? Mine gas goes to the carb but it doesn’t start. So it is not pump then?

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Thanks ☺️

Excellent! My Moen kitchen faucet has been leaking for a year now - it's prob 10-15 yrs old but still looks brand new. Someone told me i'd have to buy a new one, and that you couldn't just put in new gaskets (as I remembered my dad doing decades ago). Glad to know it can be fixed! TY for your easy to follow video!

This is a nice idea but it puts a lot of stress onto the tips of the ski and might cause deformation due to creep (strain due to long term stress). Might be better to make a horizontal rack.

Hi, can it be applied on honeycombs of a fresh 12 days old small concrete step?

New well point is $50-$60. Depending on how often you need to clean it, replacing it may be cheaper and less labor intensive.

Like the one other video in this playlist, I found this helpful but really hoping for a few more showing your whole build but guess Life got in the way!

I’m planning a combined garage and garden bin build, including doing all the Groundworks so found your video incredibly helpful. Absolutely no surprises on your experience with contractors and this is the very reason why I’m doing as much of it myself as possible but I will be contracting for the cement pool and just hope I can find that rare combination of quality reliability and integrity…

I’m planning a combined garage and garden room build, including doing all the Groundworks so found your video incredibly helpful. Absolutely no surprises on your experience with contractors and this is the very reason why I’m doing as much of it myself as possible but I will be contracting for the cement pour and just hope I can find that rare combination of quality reliability and integrity…

Don't even get me started on professional contractors. I do stuff myself. If I can't, I still do it.

Thanks for the intel bud. I would have boiled my carberator which wouldn't be nice not one bit

Sorry but I've done this a couple of times and what happens is it ends up sucking the string in itself when you're using it

Rxcellent,

Is this legal to use on homes inside town? I sow them use this while visiting a secluded town population around 10,000 Yet now I live in a place around 70,000 population with no burning debrey laws. Wonder if this could be a exception?

Saw fly rose grub. The leaves come back. I’m going to try pyrethrin spray next year.

I love it when the old methods of getting the job done work better than inferior expensive store-bought solutions that require more time and energy. Thank you for the education and your easy to understand delivery of the methods! 5x ⭐️

Holy fuck I love you

I was a Coppersmith in the shipyards. I used fine steel wool to clean off the old solder after sweating off the old copper joints. It saves a lot of time because you don't have to use emery cloth to cleanup of dirty contaminated solder. Also, if you don't have steel wool you can get the pipe hot and use a wet rag and wipe the hot solder off the copper pipe. It's even easier than using steel wool and less clean up also. Some guys don't have steel wool and it saves a trip to the store this way. Just be careful and use leather gloves while doing this.

Thank you for the video, very straight forward and clear!

I’ve been frustratingly doing this incorrectly for so long. Thank you

All lights are good on the truck side as well as the running lights