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You're welcome, glad you found it useful!

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LOL, I'm assuming he does random repairs as well. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! I will definitely try to improve the audio quality in future videos! Are there any questions that I can answer for you?

Glad to be of help! You're welcome.

That should work, as long as it is aesthetically pleasing. If the jamb is primed, painted and caulked, you shouldn't have to do the half inch. Keep in mind that most caulks will shrink, and sometimes allows for moisture to seep in and cause mold growth. Thanks for watching!

Hi! If you are referring to the engine air filter, it is not the same. The engine air filter is located under the hood to the left of the engine. I’ve included a link to a helpful RUclips video that demonstrates how to replace it: ruclips.net/video/8BvZb0q93ZY/видео.html I hope you find this useful! Thanks for watching!

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Hi, Home Depot should have full lengths of the jamb or sometimes they only sell the kit with the two sides and the top portion. I've included some Amazon links for smaller sections that you'll be able to buy. amzn.to/3AggbV0 or amzn.to/3NGl10V Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!

Hi, Yes, I have thought about and have used the PVC material. You are correct, it definably won't rot. I'm not a fan of the PVC because it's a little more difficult to manipulate when sculpting and it doesn't seem to hold filler that great. Thanks for watching!

I'm glad you found it entertaining, sometimes the best learning is through humor. Thanks for watching!

Hi, I apologize for the delayed response. I'm not sure if that is an issue for me, I'll have to check it out to be sure the damper is closing. I'll have to get back to you if I can see that the damper is open or closed. Thanks for watching!

Hi, I haven't experimented with frozen bagels. I would exact it to be better in the toaster, of course without the paper towel. I don't want to guide you the wrong way. I apologize I wasn't able to give you a direct answer. Thank you for watching!

Awesome! not everyone, likes the capers. My wife and daughter aren't fans either, but my son basically eats what ever I eat for the most part. Thanks for watching!!

Hi, Two of them will connect directly to the batteries, one, (red) on the main positive terminal, and one, (black) on the main negative terminal. The other two will connect to the fuse box if you have one, or to the item you are installing. I recommend using a fuse box. Pay attention to the wires coming out of the reducer, you should see IN and OUT marked on the reducer. The wires marked (IN) get connected to the batteries I mentioned; and are normally heavier gauge and are a little thicker. Hope this answered your question. I apologize for the late response.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! Feel free to reach out with any questions through email. peteshowtosreviews@gmail.com Thanks for watching!

Yes, It is a 2014 E250 2.1L 4 cylinder diesel. I no longer have it, and I miss it every day. It was a great vehicle. Enjoy your car and if possible, keep it, I should of kept mine. Thanks for watching!

No way! It's possible it's a builder that used the same design options or the same builder. It is a very common problem in certain climates and front entry designs. Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions. Thanks for watching!

I agree, I always have flooring installed prior to cabinets, vanities, and doors, but not door jambs because they get sprayed. The only exception is for laminate, LVP, or any floor that expands and contracts. I did not manage this project, the builder had his superintendent manage the project. I just documented the progress. I apologize for the late reply, thanks for watching!

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Awesome! I'm glad you liked my video, hopefully it gives good enough guidance to allow you to perform the repair with confidence. Feel free reach out with any questions. peteshowtosreviews@gmail.com

You're very welcome! I've been experimenting with a new method that I find works better for me. I start by slicing the bagel but keeping it assembled, then I rub a bit of water on the outside. After that, I toast it with the cut side facing down in a toaster oven or a regular toaster. This approach seems to give me great results.

This house was built in 2018, but construction costs have risen since then, both for labor and materials. Additionally, depending on the county where you choose to build, you may need to install Aerobic Treatment Units (ATUs). These systems have a higher initial cost and require annual maintenance. They also need to be inspected at least twice a year. I've heard costs for these systems range from $15,000 to $25,000. I hope this helps answer your questions.

@@peteshowtosreviews8067 Yes it answers my question !! I’m thinking about building in central Florida. Thanks for the response.

I'm not sure, I believe its approximately 17-20 pallets (technically it didn't come on pallets) but don't hold me to that number.

I don’t have a voltage reducer but a shop pro told me you really don’t need one. Starting to think you might need one. I’ve spent hours looking at video and all my connections. Light just won’t come on.

I would add a voltage reducer just to rule out any potential issues. Send me an email with your contact info peteshowtosreviews@gmail.com if your still having issues.

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Hi, I apologize for the delayed response. Did you get it figured out? If not, feel free to reach out to me through email. peteshowtosreviews@gmail.com

@@peteshowtosreviews8067 no i just left it unplugged.

Glad you think so! thanks for watching!

You're welcome! Hopefully it will be a good reference for you as you tackle your repair. Thanks for watching!!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

Hi! I apologize for the delayed response. The grey wire goes to the cart harness. If that isn't plugged in, the lights will not work properly, or at all. Hope this answers your question. Thanks for watching!

Sounds good and thanks for your time and the video

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If it's my video that you hate, sorry to hear that. If you are looking for a specific answer to a question, feel free to contact me through email. peteshowtosreviews@gmail.com I'll do my best to assist you. Thanks for watching!

Hi, I do have a cost breakdown ready. I've been planning to make a video about it but haven't had the chance yet. I'll add it to my schedule and cover what I paid initially and the cost if you were to do it now. DIY is definitely worth it. When I was looking for a club car, similar refurbished models were priced between $10K and $15K. The trick is to buy a used cart at a good price and shop around for parts. Newer batteries will also help cut costs. I bought my cart for $3,500, and prices have since dropped due to lower demand. At the time, the price was higher in my area. In total, I spent just under $7K, excluding an upgrade to lithium batteries. About a year and a half later, I installed new Trojan T-875 batteries, which cost $950. Lithium batteries are much more expensive, but the standard batteries work perfectly fine for me, giving my cart a top speed of 24-25 MPH with the original motor and controller. I hope this answers your questions! Feel free to reach out if you have more. Thanks for watching!

@peteshowtosreviews8067 Thanks that's super helpful! I've been monitoring the price of used carts for the last year or 2 and also looked into the price of new. I've also seen a number of used ones that have been sort of flipped by someone already. I have seen heavy fluctuations in price (possibly seasonally). We are hoping to get one in the next year or two and trying to see what avenue makes the most sense in terms of cost and not knowing what we don't know. Thanks for your series on your cart flip! It looks awesome!

@@theresatiemann1574 You're welcome! I'm glad you found the information helpful. It sounds like you're doing your homework on this, which is great. The used cart market can indeed be quite volatile, with prices fluctuating based on factors like season, condition, and demand. If you’re planning to buy in the next year or two, keeping an eye on trends and possibly setting up alerts for when prices drop can be a good strategy. Sometimes buying off-season or during periods when demand is lower can get you a better deal. I would also stick with known brands, Club Car, E-Z-GO, and Yamaha, Preferably Club Car. These carts have easy to find parts and you'll have options to buy on different websites. There are some really nice Chinese golf carts out there, the problem is trying to get replacement parts or after market parts. In most cases you'll be required to buy parts from the dealer. The three brands that I mentioned seem to be reliable. I like the club car because parts are easy to find, and the aluminum frame is solid. E-Z-GO seems to have better options for after market bodies. Yamaha comes with a really nice stock suspension similar to a car. Feel free to reach out if you have any more questions or need further advice. Good luck with your search, and I hope you find the perfect cart for your needs!

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Thanks! The tires are 23" x 10" R14 and the rims are 14" x 7" with an offset of 3:4. I'm not sure if they still have the color I have in that size, the link is below. Thanks for watching! GTW Spyder - 14 Inch Aluminum Golf Cart Wheel 14x7 | 4-4 Bolt | 3:4 Offset (Blue/Black) amzn.to/3SxGv33 Sahara Excel Classic All Terrain DOT Golf Cart Tire 4 Ply, Directional Tread amzn.to/3WsAPID

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Hi! Building your own house in Florida can be a rewarding project, but it requires careful planning and preparation. I can give you some steps and advice to consider if you want to undertake this endeavor without using a traditional builder. I'd be happy to assist you with the new construction project. I own a construction and remodeling consulting company, I guide clients through the construction and remodeling process. Feel free to reach out if you are interested. If you're unsure about any aspect of building your own house, consider consulting with professionals who can provide guidance and expertise. You'll want to consider Research and Planning, Design, Engineering/Architecture, Legal and Regulatory Requirements, Sourcing Materials and Contractors, Project Management, Budgeting, Quality Control and Inspections, Insurance and Liability, Patience and Persistence. Hope this helps, Thanks for watching!

Hi! You're welcome! Hope all goes well. Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions, peteshowtosreviews@gmail.com below you'll find the amazon link to a repair kit that is precut and ready to install. be sure to buy some other items to complete the project. I have links in the description of the video for materials needed. Thanks for watching! BOSS-Rx 4-9/16 inches x 8 inches Door Frame Rot Repair Kit, The Ultimate Fix for Rotted Door Frames amzn.to/464AzUA

That's impressive! Sometimes a quick fix turns out to be more durable than expected. It's good to hear your improvised solution has held up so well. Thanks for watching!

I have a rotted hole on one of the hinges . Does this cement will just hold that extra hinge? The others are ok .

@@ae86takumi If you can remove the rot and replace it with a wooden block, that’s the best approach. While you're at it, use longer screws to reach the door’s framing for added stability. This will also enhance security. Just make sure to add longer screws for the strike plate as well. Hope this helps-thanks for watching!

Hi, Here are two Amazon links for pre-cut door jamb repair kits. They're priced similarly to purchasing a whole section but come already cut to size, including the angled cut for the door threshold slope. Make sure to double-check the measurements before purchasing. This option should be the easiest way to proceed. If you prefer to buy a full-length door jamb instead, let me know, and I can search for that option for you. Hope this helps, Thanks for watching! BOSS-Rx 4-9/16 inches x 8 inches Door Frame Rot Repair Kit, The Ultimate Fix for Rotted Door Frames amzn.to/3Lf2WpF KS Hardware Rot Repair Kit for Exterior Door Frame, (4 9/16") amzn.to/3WhZroN

What exactly were you looking for? If its not shown in the video, I'd be willing to walk you through the process. Feel free to email me at peteshowtosreviews@gmail.com

Yea, That's a better way to go. I started doing that as well. I personally like to use the composite material. I'm not a fan of the PVC material. Thanks for watching!!

​@@peteshowtosreviews8067where do you get the plastic from does it have a specific name... Also your video didn't address the cause of the water leakage into that part of the door

@@bill4786 Hi, There are two types of non-wood door jambs available as far as I know: PVC (plastic) and composite material. Personally, I prefer working with composite. You can typically find this material at The Home Depot or Lowes in the door trim section. They usually sell single sections, but worst case scenario, you might need to buy a kit that includes three pieces: one for the top and one for each side. HOME DEPOT 7181 1-1/4 in. x 4-1/2 in. x 7 ft. PVC Composite Door Jamb Molding White (3-Piece Kit) Internet # 100023110 Model # MLD5280646 Store SKU # 247962 2497 11/16 in. x 5-13/16 in. x 7 ft. PVC Composite White Door Jamb Molding Internet # 100077669 Model # MLD5100633 Store SKU # 330102 If you're looking for wood repair sections, I have included some Amazon links in the description, and also one below. BOSS-Rx 4-9/16 inches x 8 inches Door Frame Rot Repair Kit, The Ultimate Fix for Rotted Door Frames amzn.to/464AzUA The water damage appears to be caused by water seeping into unsealed parts of the door trim and jamb. This often happens when doors are exposed to the elements without adequate coverage, especially during rainy summers. I've noticed it's less common if the front entry provides enough shelter from direct rain. To address this, the best approach is to seal the area with outdoor caulk and apply paint for added protection.

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Hi! Thanks for watching, what part did I gloss over? I'd be willing to walk you through anything that I failed to show on the video. Feel free to reach out to me through email. peteshowtosreviews@gmail.com

Disagree. I think that’s very useful. I will do the same to repair with no hesitation. Thanks.

@@有名氏-u8b Thanks!! Hope all goes well with the repair. You are also more than welcome to email me at peteshowtosreviews@gmail.com if you need some guidance. I'm glad you found this useful. Thanks for watching!!

@@peteshowtosreviews8067what are you talking about? He explained everything very clearly.

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Cool! I have another technique I use for toasting a three day old a bagel. After slicing it, I reassemble it and lightly moisten the outer surface with water, ensuring not to saturate or overly dampen the inside. Then, I place the prepared slices into the toaster. Thanks for watching!!

Hi! Thanks for watching! yes, email your contact info to peteshowtosreviews@gmail.com I'll contact you and give you my consulting company info.

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Hi, If you are asking for the width and height of the TV opening, it is 67"w X 40.5"h. It's best to measure your TV and create the opening according to those measurements. Hope this answers your question. Thanks for watching!!

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Hi, If you are asking for the width and height of the TV opening, it is 67"w X 40.5"h. It's best to measure your TV and create the opening according to those measurements. Hope this answers your question. Thanks for watching!!

Awesome! Feel free to reach out with any questions. peteshowtosreviews@gmail.com