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@@dnell6854 I bought the sensor on eBay, the instructions that came with the thermostat had the proper sensor listed so I just searched for on eBay. There was actually plenty of them there. As for testing the the proof is in the pudding working the old thermostat quickly, engaged, the emergency heat, which was turning on the propane valve and engaging the gas furnace. The new thermostat doesn’t engage the emergency heat as much. It was almost as if every 15 minutes the gas heat was coming on when the heat pump was going on a defrost cycle now it uses a temperature difference rather than every time which causes the gas furnace to come on less saving more energy. It works both ways, but gas is not cheap.

@@circut3722 I went into my shop and seen if the pan leaked and I only have one little pinhole 😎👍

@@t-rodzgarage those days are gone but we can be hopeful 😎 There was a time when all you had to do was by the rebuild kits whether the water pump steering box brake boosters now you have to buy a part and hope it fits

@@fixingthingswithpastorbill3840 So true !

Hi Henry The brakes on my Me-Haul truck took me a long time. Locating parts and things and everything was replaced I mean everything, so it went through several videos. From the master cylinder too brake lines and not to forget stuck drums but it’s all recorded on the f600 link. Thanks for your comment

@@henrykiefer8316 Hi Henry, I’m using rust oleum paint right off the shelf. Seems to have good coverage and is durable and a good shine.

@@lorvin5673 I’m not sure why you would want to mount a generator access point directly to the primary panel or at least to the side of the primary panel when there is access to the pole. The question is, is it legal to attach a box to the primary panel? Yes it is legal, but you can only use machine screws that have chambered edges. The same type of screws that are used to install the dead face so that they don’t mark the wires behind it. Also, there must be a Gromit or some type of flange that the NIC is OK with. You are right I would put it in conduit to me. That is the safest way and the cost difference between running UV wire and conduit is minimal not only that you would have to have watertight connections on your UV wire which are expensive. PVC is the way to go. Thanks for your comment.

​@@fixingthingswithpastorbill3840 For most of my life I was a professional automotive driveability technician; electronics, computer control, fuel management, etc. My brain simply is not wired in a way that it accepts the concept of putting a square box on a round pole. My brain also takes issue with the added work and material involved with the requirement of conduit, conduit end pieces, and more wire, while placing a 30 amp inlet box on the pole instead of directly to the primary box where my brain likes the idea of attaching a sealed, waterproof, flanged unit with a flapper lid directly to the primary box with but a few short wire runs. And, speaking of wiring, I always understood house wiring to be solid wire. Why are so many people now using stranded wire? Is stranded wire somehow better than solid wire? Pastor Bill, thanks for responding to my question. I greatly appreciate your knowledge and you taking the time to reply...

@@RogerTanksley-v7z thank you Roger

@@circut3722 maybe ls heads

@@Jk-kq6qh shop4trac.com/en/engine/ke70-en/?srsltid=AfmBOooyqKzCZrnkAp-qnE5llNjO9Qe3KdCz6T5Vn9AFpiULgdgkwSzt This company seems to have a good selection of parts for the ke70 engine. 51358xp. Wix you can get these filter at O’Reilly auto parts or similar ones from any other auto parts stores

@@shepherdhillfarms7821 I have 3 of these units, the one in this video has no problems delivering great heat during the winter time, the one I have installed in my garage has a little bit of trouble, but the garage is only partially insulated, I even have one installed on my daughters RV that also has no problem putting out the heat during the winter.

@@davidhankins5708 It works great.

@@AdventureswithP.C.Wabash6057 Time goes by fast 👀

@@DavidTucker-k4i Hi Dave I didn’t it’s broke off and I didn’t fix it….yet .but now that I have a tilt front end the access to it is a lot easier. I plan on doing some motor modifications to it in the future and while I’m doing it, I’m probably gonna pull it out by welding a nut to the end of the stud

@@rottmanthan That’s true each state has slightly different rules. In our area if you put it on a permanent foundation so it can’t be considered to be mobile anymore then it’s treated like a house

@@fixingthingswithpastorbill3840 ya mine is on a slab.

Yes it’s just a canister filter and screws on and off. The three dimples on the bottom are not for a special wrench, but yellow little place to hold the spring on the inside of the cup. All you do is screw it off and screw it back.

@@gregadventures2024 I definitely could’ve used the cable bender on these tight turns it’s not the first time I’ve done it this way and it probably won’t be the last either. Thanks for your comment.

@@bigdaddykahuna1 thanks. I did do that later after I posted this video 😎👍

This is an informative video and it has helped many people so far. The music was chosen because RUclips would demonetize this video or I would have to share 50% of the of the income with the owner of the music if I used certain published music. I’m grown up enough

@@johnarmstrong463 I have three units the oldest is about two years old and has been running nonstop since I installed it. The one in my garage is a larger unit and only runs when I need it. The last one is about 8 months old on my daughters RV runs all the time and all of them works great. They are all heat pumps. They’re are different brands easier to install, but I prefer using this brand because all you have to do is plug it in.

@@fixingthingswithpastorbill3840 Thanks very much for the reply. I am going to go with this brand and hope for good luck. You seem to have very good luck with yours. Thanks again have a great day and God bless.

@@ronaldgood3545 it’s a joke,a pun , a bit, comedy. It’s stickers on my hairdryer. I like dewalt tools and my hairdryer is yellow. Heatguns are tools and have many useful uses in the shop environment and deserve a spot in your toolbox or on the shelf in your shop

"I know, I know....(My apologies man 😂.... you're good, you're good....(it was a bad reminder), A friend of mine over a (month) ago spent over $150 dollars for the (ACTUAL) DeWalt dce530 and I was "SHOCKED!!" first: I never knew that this (Thing) actually existed... 😂 second I yelled "TAKE IT BACK!!!👉🏼 third....He could've purchased a (Damn Good) heat gun between $19 or $30 bucks.....This man shrink wraps "LPs!!" 🤦🏽‍♂️ WHY BUY A (990 °F) (INDUSTRIAL) HEAT GUN FOR THAT !?!? 🤣🤣 Unless he's planning on (Melting Them Down to a "CRISP!!") 🤣🤣🤣

@@ronaldgood3545 it’s all good, my personal heat gun is from Harbor Freight. I buy cheap ones on purpose because I ain’t never had a good one last very long.

🙄 " Should've seen he's wife's 👊🏼🤬 reaction....😆....whoo!.....(it was bad)....you know like.....😂....it was "REAL BAD" ....(talking) ...🤣🤣🤣(Ruuuuully) BAD!"

@@circut3722 it will be good to see you 😎👍

The proportioning valve does not proportion the hydraulic fluid in the brakes under normal conditions. It only shut the fluid off when there’s a leak to either the front or the rear.