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Thanks for the great video. I've got an 08 Odyssey, and this make things look idiot-proof enough that I may even be able to change my pads out (with supervision).

Great idea involving the little woman, that way if the limb breaks off you can blame her.

Nice recovery on second door pin. You almost had two left side doors. Great video Thank you

You should pump breaks really hard and then try to turn the wheel. if it gets stuck release the bleeder cap. if break fluid spits out and the wheel frees up loose there is an issue in the hose. If it just drips fluid instead of spitting a lot out its pistions sticking

The moral of the story.... *R.T.F.M.!* Read The Fk'n Manual! LOL

Think about removing your taillight modules and looking inside the walls of the box. I understand that they put a kind of foam in there supposedly as a sound damper. But it holds water and makes the wheel arches rust out. I've heard a recommendation to remove the foam and spray water inside once a year.

Smart man, this is exactly the idea i .needed to unload a log splitter.

Genius. Too bad I live in AZ with no trees 🙃

I'm having the same problem.. why did you bang it? What does that do?

Thank you very much for this video. it was the most helpful to me out of all the videos I've watched, because you are using standard home tools to do the job. This video is best for this standard DIY person versus a mechanic who regularly works on cars.

Thanks brother. Great help

Does anyone know what bolts they use for the ford bed liner.

Do you need oil for that?

I passed out from the camera angle, what did i miss...

When adjusting, does CW raise that part of the gutter, or does it lower it?

Great camera work, helpful video, thankyou

Why the music so darn loud!?

I do this daily and have been for over 15 years … he got it in and good job (no sarcasm) but over time you will scratch… HERES THE SECRET STAND BEHIND BED AND LIFT THE MIDDLE. It will bow but you’ll see that you can maneuver the sides in without getting in or using a hammer or rubber mallet…. Shouldn’t have to touch the rail caps. YOUR WELCOME. but good job to this guy but ya could have sprained an ankle jumping out! 😅

Beautiful grill I love Napoleon

13:53 Thank you for making the video…it was very helpful in making my decision to tackle changing my brake pads on my own.

I hate electric saws unfortunately we have a Scott I dident by and it's electric and it has no arrow so can't figure it out

Am I the only person to expect to see you to get pulled up into the tree? 😊

Every video skips the door adjustment. This to me is the only part that's finicky.

Thanks! This is exactly what I needed to see. I have a large and very heavy rear tine rototiller to unload that I purchased at a garage sale. Three guys loaded it and I'm old with many physical issues.

You made it, cool 😂 I liked the music, I wish I had a big tree though

Great Review Brother, I have trees trying to mate with the roof on my house. I was looking into buying the 8 inch Scott's saw, now I am going to buy it!

Your wife is a good sport for helping on something like this:).

Alternatively, I sprayed the lock cylinder with Balistol. This should allowed me to work the key into the lock cylinder. Now, with the key in the lock cylinder, from beneath the bumper looking up, I sprayed the back of the lock with Balistol. Next, I grabbed the back of the lock with a pair of pliers and slowly rotated it back and forth. Mine loosened up to allow the lock assembly to be removed from the bumper as intended. With a little patience, I disassembled the back of the lock, removed the rust and reassembled it, and it works great.

Its 99% guide pins. They need replacement or grease. 👍

Still need 2 ppl

Where are the side installation

What is the name of the bracket?

so mine, we cannot find any screws in the box..

Where can I buy that bed liner

Scary, that branch doesn't look too strong.

I’m glad you got it going. I love my Hustler with the Kawaski engine. I’m starting my 4th year with it…had absolutely no problems.

Ye good but how u lift it back on would just paid delivery if you have such a big house ha

How did you get it back in the bed?

rather than breaking it and having to come up with an alternative way to put it back together, I just sprayed penetrating oil on the rusted part and waited 30 seconds. worked like normal. thanks for the video to show what the problem was.

The video helped know what the problem was. Rather than break the rusted part on the back, I just sprayed some penetrating oil on it. 30 seconds and it was loose and working normally without breaking it.. Thanks for the video!

Humm, it looks like too much pulling. Instead if you would just lift the middle the 2 sides would come down automatically. That would be more geometry used...

Do not use a pole saw on a ladder. Poor guy is totally clueless.

Excellent 💯

Poor guy does not know what he doing {let me kill the awful music first} you don't cut with the tip of chain saw, it will kick back and hit you in the Kister

Just Nevermind the sear station the party that I needed to see

What a waste of my time. Watching a guy work, especially from behind , does not instruct. Higher a professional to make your videos

I’m having same problem

Great video!! Much better than the official one. I haven't actually used it yet because my Napoleon is on it's way. But, I have a question that is concerning to me that maybe you can answer. I have propane run to my pool cabana underground from a large tank. Can I assemble this with the propane inlet hose sticking out the back so I connect to my propane outlet in my cabana instead of inside to a portable tank? Thank you for any insight you may provide.

Couldn’t you get antiseize on the rotor reducing the braking capability

My used 2007 is a rust bucket underneath. The spare tire looks like is has been stored in salt water. The Titanic has less rust. Personally I would never own a new vehicle that long. 3-4 yrs at the most. Then I move on to a new vehicle. Just have to work more overtime.