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Did you end up putting the osb on the line marked on the joists or a 1/4” or so behind so you can see the line when you lift in the wall? Have some wiggle room?

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Awesome video! When you made your cut, was it for 35 inches?

I'd love to watch your video but refuse to watch FIVE MINUTES of commercials beforehand!!!

Just got the X3 for Christmas and this was my set up video. Thanks for taking the time to make this

Nice video. I will be doing something similar with my R33 GT-R subframe in the future and I seeing the entire frame assembled outside of the car is a huge help!

Great job. Full of information, would use.

This was an awesome video. I’m working on changing my recessed lights and that’s a fear. I had what if I damage the ceiling now I know what to do thank you.

Couldn't you just drive on all 4 ramps?

How did you do the transition to carpet?

it does not mater where you install Bypass humidifier whether on supply or return duct.

I just did the first one after buying it 4 months ago.

Thanks so much for the help! On my own now and I didn't get the chance to learn stuff like this when I was a kid, so this was huge for me.

Thank you!! Great video !! Saved me a ton of money

Thanks

I like mine but damn the water dripping down hard and fast. I had to adjust it to super low..... So much wasted. But so far my nose less dry and hurting.

FYI, my car only took around 1.4L today when I changed it. Then I looked at the owner's manual and it says 1.35L or 1.42 qt.

I see that you are using 4 Rhino Ramps. Is it easy to get on them? Reason why I'm asking is because last week I tried to get the front tires on the ramps for changing oil on my LS460, the ramps kept getting pushed forward but could not get on. Finally on the 3rd attempt, I drove really really slow and it went on the ramps. But for 4 ramps it would need more power I assume and you need them on the ramp all together.

You really can't beat a mulching mower. Even a push mower works fine. This seems like it adds an unnecessary extra step of having to actually scoop the things up and feed them in there.

Over all a good video, I wouldn't however recommend putting anti-seize on the slide pins. It can cause break dust and sand to stick to the pins. I just clean mine up with a wire wheel and put them back in clean and dry.

Nice video. I have an Amana furnace/AC combo outside (made by Goodman); the inducer fan wouldn't start so the furnace wouldn't fire up. I could manually spin the fan and it would start spinning, and the furnace would start. The local HVAC guy wanted $900 to replace the fan; I bought the assembly from Goodman for $150 and installed it myself.

I have use EGO mower and mulch my leaves. The mulching blade worked really well!!!!!!!!!!! My battery is now three years old. When I first turn on the mower, the first segment of the battery charge is already gone. So, I did not get as much mowing time, before having to recharge the battery.

I'm a fairly accomplished DIY-er. But this project is not for the faint of heart! You did well! Pretty sure It would have taken me at least 2 newel posts as well!

I'd love to have one of these to mulch the leaves and then put them in the garden. I bet they break down fast that way...and would help my rock hard soil. In spring, they would be so easy to till under what is left of them

I bought one of these this year. Appropriate thickness string trimmer line cut into pieces works well so you don't have to buy the specific pre-cut pieces. I also tossed the stand from the get-go. Instead I cut a hole in a piece of plywood the same size as the stand and placed it over a large plastic trash can. Then similar to you just used that to dump the leaves into paper lawn bags held open with one of those plastic leaf chutes. Next year I might experiment with braided picture hanging wire instead of the plastic trimmer line for longevity. My biggest frustration was how the trimming line slowly gets shorter with wear, leading to leaf litter clogging up the inside perimeter of the unit.

Thanks! Great vid. Got one on the way and used your link 🔗!

Looks like barbecue 🍖!!😂😂

UPS link?

which state btw you in that requires that code?

I have the Worx mulching vac/blower. It works great, but very dusty, so I try to wear a hoodie.

that wire breaks way too easy if you accidentally get a small twig in there. It doest empty well, shredding sticks to the side and clogs easy. huge pia

I received one as a gift kept if a couple years and sold it. I hated it. I could rake the leaves put them on a tarp and drag them to the curb for the city to suck them up much faster. I guess if you have a few leaves or you are required to bag them up maybe it would be OK but between the noise and the dust it just didn't work for me. Just too slow also!!

Thanks for video! Have you tried LeafEasy sold by Lowes? It is placed inside paper bag and has a chute. The problem with paper bags is they rip easily. Also assuming sticks will trash weed wacker strings. Thanks!

Why not put your paper bag into the plastic bag and then run the mulcher. When full, pull the full paper bag out and replace with a new paperbag. You always have the plastic bag in place to hwlp with the dust. Just an idea.

How would this work on pine needles? I have a couple large pine trees in the yard with a small mix of hardwood trees with small leaves. Would this be something to deal with pine needles?

Seems like extra work to me🤷🏽‍♂️

Just use your lawn mower to mulch the leaves!

You never showed the chopped up leaves.

I use a sharp mulching blade on my mower all season and don’t bag grass clippings. In the Fall I mulch the leaves into the grass every few days until they’re pretty much down for the year. I don’t rake or bag leaves and haven’t for years.

Who said you needed 20amp 12gauge for GFCI?

Using a snow shovel scoops leaves very well too

What a crap

I get a ton of big leaves from buttonwood trees in the neighbors yards that (of course) blow into my yard and hug the skirting and shrubs around my deck and side of my house. I've found the best method is to use a blower/rake to pull all of those leaves out from around the deck & house, have my toro mower set with a high deck, run the leaf pile (raked in a long narrow swath) over with the mower a few times, put the bagger on the mower, and suck up the shreds, dump them in trash cans I use for yard cleanup, and take them to the nursery down the road that takes yard refuse. I can do a huge amount of leaves in about 30 minutes.

In our area we are not allowed to put leaves or any garden waste in the trash. Also NYS prohibits the burning of leaves. All I do is mulch the leaves in place on the lawn. As long as you don't wait until the trees are all done shedding but mulch as soon as the grass is lightly covered, no problem.

4 bags? Spread chipped leaved on your garden or mulch bed. No need for bags! Chip onto a sheet and drag to where to need them. You had helpers. That’s nice. Ask me how I know. They’re wonderful for finishing jobs like this. The WORX chipper? I prefer a lawn mower over the pile.

My EGO mower with the high lift blade chops and bags the leaves. Gives a retired guy something to do outside of the house and away from the Mrs.

I just run the lawnmower over the garden compost in place 😁

I've had this machine for about 4 years now and it works very well. Loading it with a shovel is the way to go. I use the leaf mulch in my garden and compost pile. But shredding leaves just to bag them seems to be unneccessary. Get a plastic corrugated plastic bag insert from Home Depot or similar store and just bag the whole leaves. You can pack quite a bit of leaves in those bags by constantly packing them down.

I live in Toronto Canada and we have to use paper bags, they're too tall so i bought some tubing and extended the legs by 7" to mulch right into the bag no extra steps, works great but the leaves have to be bone dry and you have to lift the motor unit off a couple of times per bag to pack the mulch down, not a deal breaker though. I use a shovel to get the leaves into the hopper so no bending over

Why are you transferring the shredded leaves to paper bags?