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What happens when you have 2 much oil is you have no crank case air and oil won't compress so you can shove a rod through the block

This is my first vid watching, and made an immediate subscribe. The dog 😭😭😂, quick and informative, and helped visualize by showing everything

This is awesome. My Vac is working like new! Thanks so much

I want remover the bottom corner of the stack to put in a new45. How do I support the total weight of the stack which is about 20+ feet

20 year building performance contractor here. You want to seal the poly to the basement wall. I would actually consider pea gravel down and EPDM rubber roof right on the floor. Seal the edges. Then use the polystyrene on the walls and the rim joist. Leave the floor to breathe. Insulation on the perimeter and a vapor barrier on the bottom will work correctly, warm the space and the area above. Moisture will be locked out as the foam is a vapor barrier. I would recommend venting it to the rest of the basement. More air dilutes the moisture, heat reduces relative humidity and low relative humidity reduces the chances of mold. Thanks for the one sheet plywood boat video. Built one with my daughter a few years ago.

Dude, you just saved me throwing away the BBQ. Got it free but was kept aside for a year and struggled to start. Followed the steps 2-3 times, didn't work the first time but yep it fires now 🇨🇦

This dude never got his garage cleaned?

Anything on two wheels in this world today ? God bless you. An old Harley rider.

The vocals when he plugs it in 😂 love this guy

Make sure the internals of the plug don't touch the screws you could have a live death trap there!!!

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You're very funny. I was looking to find out which fuel source lasts longer all things (load wise) being equal.

I love your bee videos. We have friends that have bees. I understand more of what they talk about because I learned from you.

I am sure i would never try to work with bees without safe gloves . 🙂

All them bees and you aren't fazed by them man I'd run 🫣 ! I must say I did see the eggs /larva 🥚

Asking my husband to do anything around the house us like asking Joe Biden to stand up straight. So, Fed up I went out and bought myself .... a miter saw, a scroll saw, table saw, drill press, belt sander, orbital sander, and made myself a router table., now he us asking me, im self taught and loving it! LMAO. 😅😅😅😅

The bees look happy

I was laughing so hard through the video. If I did videos, I’d have the same camera issues. Thanks for the education regarding the bees.

lol, I thought this was going to be a vid about Prince Charles taking over the throne.

Nice video Eric

Enjoy your videos Eric. The quality gets better and better too.

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So useful! Thank you

Such a genuine man I wish you the best young sir

Excellent presentation & content thankyou very much !!!

Eric nice job!..Bobby + Sharon

Thanks for the video. I am a property maintenance tech. So it makes my world better. Also love your dogs.

Great demo of the regulator reset process. But I needed to find a diagnostic checklist, starting with the tank, through to the burner. I had hissing where the regulator attaches to the tank and found a damaged (or never refurbished) seal in the tank valve (thanks, Blue Rhino refurbishers!). I replaced the tank, and no start, no propane smell. I learned how to bleed the tank, but that didn't help. Tried to reset the regulator, not sure if I turned on the tank valve too fast, but still nothing. Detached the regulator rubber hose from the grill braided hose, still no propane. Tried the regulator and hose on two spare tanks, and got very little smell from one, no smell from the other. Got a new regulator, but still no propane from the tank. Tried it on the two spare tanks, and plenty of propane! Changed tanks, connected the regulator, reconnected the regulator hose, didn't hear or smell propane in the grill. (Is there a valve that limits the flow of gas unless there's a flame?) Disconnected the hose, realized the old style internally threaded "new" regulator took more torque to seat fully, but still no smell or sound of propane in the burners. Took a tire valve, held it on the grill braided hose, and blew air (hail Mary, while the hoses were disconnected). Reconnected the hose, and the burner lit. Conclusion: faulty tank valve (two in one week), AND failed regulator. Not real sure that I needed to blow out the line, but chicken soup - didn't hurt, maybe helped. So from now on, I think I'll take a spare regulator from my turkey fryer to test the tank first. Hope this helps!

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You missed the 2 biggest factors in favor of propane: 1) gasoline in the carb eventually gums it up. Propane doesn't do that. 2) gasoline in the tank eventually gums it up and water in the tank rusts it out. Propane doesn't use the tank. 2

i'm gonna try tomorrow cook steak and cut in pieces and eat with kimchi

Do you have a video about repairing a rendered brick wall? We have some anchors in a rendered brick wall at our place that we would like to cover up...

You think 20 pound tanks are heavy? Try dragging a 100 pounder to be refilled.

Electric start will only work if battery is kept charged and in good shape.

Can I just use tomato cages?

Yall arent stuck up people !!!!!! Good!!!!! lololol

I just smileeeeeee

Worked like a charm! Thank you for your video.

Hexalent chromium. Think Erin Brockavich

Can you just add gas with out the stabilizer?

Such a nice chap .Explains this so it's easy to follow Thx

Can you use red wine vinegar?

This is hella good

I have a generator with 2-20 amp receptacles. Into one I will plug in a 25 foot 12 gauge extension cord and its other end has 3-15 amp outlets. Into one of these I will plug in a refrigerator that draws 11 amps and into the others I'll plug in very small window AC, light and a fan. So in this scenario I’m good as long I don’t exceed 20 amps for the generator or 15 amps per outlet?

Thank you so much !!! Great video 👍

It’s a good prototype and it gave me some ideas. Thanks.

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Did you use fiberglass

I’m sorry, but you should stop trying humor and get to the point of your thumbnail.

I own the Cub Cadet V100 version, just different handlebars. It is awesome in clay soil and it easily chews through lawns - which is why I wanted the vertical tine. I believe I bought it 6 or 7 years ago on sale for $700. I don’t use it but every several years. I live in a rural city and it’s so much easier just to own this than to drive to the big city and rent one. Plus these tillers are a solid 300 lbs or more and are difficult to load into a pickup truck. I can verify that roots or vines can get snagged up and tear up the tine drive seal - but I don’t care because it does what I want so much better and easier than a standard roto tiller. It is super slow (but is far smoother to use than any standard tiller)so I had to learn a better way to move it between areas: I disengage the drive, place my foot on the back and give it a mighty shove - or just put up with the slow speed (it’s not that big of a deal, just be patient). I can feel it when it comes to a big tree root - I just lift up the handlebars until I’m over the root. It does have a reverse tine feature if I run into a large rock. The Cub Cadet comes with the same Chinese engine, so far no problems even with infrequent use - but I would have preferred a 223 cc Briggs and Stratton rather than the 208 cc China engine. The recoil starter mechanism is not that great on the Chinese engine. The Cub Cadet comes with a front bumper that slightly gets in the way of the gas tank fill. It’s easy to work on, and like all tillers you should grease the axle shaft when you first get it rather than later having to deal with a wheel that is rusted onto the axle shaft. Also be sure to check the drive transmission is full of oil before using for best long life.