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I was expecting this process to be a lot more violent, cool nonetheless

what is difference between this item and GEX 185?

The guy ran the machine wrong

Does anybody know if these can be used in Minnesota

I'm planning to install one of these soon for a basement kitchen. It will just be a sink and dishwasher going into it. Would it be a good idea to install a valve on one of the unused lower inlets to drain it for servicing? Wasn't sure how much water remained in the tank with the pump off.

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Funny stuff... Better have a strong dumpster. Guy who is paying to dump ain't happy about this company..

I saw you have some scratches on your guide? I have them on my guide rail from kick back. Was wondering if the tracks are still usable.

Here is a copy of Pin Foundations disclaimers and warranty; --- Pin Foundations, Inc., is not responsible for performance failure if: (1) The Diamond Pier product has not been installed according to the current full published Diamond Pier Installation Manual, or not installed in Normal Soil Conditions, or not used in compliance with PFI’s published requirements or stated capacities. (2) The cause of failure is due to related parts not supplied by PFI (PFI supplies the Diamond Pier concrete head with embedded anchor bolt, steel bearing pins, inspection plugs, and caps). (3) The cause is due to poor or unsound soils or to special conditions that require additional measures above and beyond those typically or prescriptively required in the local code jurisdiction. Such conditions may include but are not limited to soil bearing strengths below 1500 psf, hydric soils, unconsolidated or uncompacted soils, fill soils, aggressive or contaminated soils, peats, highly expansive soils, severe frost susceptible soils, soils not properly drained, structures with asymmetric, rotational, overturning, or dynamic loads, sites with steep slopes or sliding or shifting soils, sites with historic evidence of conventional foundation failure, or sites in frost zones exceeding those published per specific pier application. (4) The cause of failure is due to an action beyond PFI’s control, such as a tornado, hurricane, flood, landslide, earthquake, etc. This warranty applies only to Diamond Pier products that have not been misused or damaged, intentionally or unintentionally. This warranty does not cover cosmetic issues, such as weathering, staining, pitting, or chipping, or general maintenance issues, such as adjusting the pins or resetting the pin caps. Nor does it cover products that have been mishandled during installation, or discontinued or are outdated. PFI shall not be liable for any incidental, consequential, special loss, or other damages, including injury to persons or property, however caused. No other warranties are express or implied. --- Hydric soils, also known as wet soils, are soils that have been saturated by water for one or more weeks during the growing season. So if you have snow melt or rain for more than one week of the year on the soil that you placed your Diamond pier they will not cover anything. "highly expansive soils" are soils that contain any water that may freeze and expand. In other words they are not responsible for any application of their product that causes damage. They exempt pretty much all soil conditions that could possibly exist and the only thing they MAY do, if pressed, is replace the product. Don't be stupid. This warranty is worthless .

The worst application of these surface piers is the common practice of supporting half the deck with piers and half the deck with a ledger board bolted to the house. When the deep frost comes and the earth under the piers expands and lifts, the force will tear the ledger board off the home and do a lot of damage not only to the deck itself but to the home as well. Siding, frame and foundation all stand to have thousands of dollars worth of damage done to them. If the deck is second story high, complete collapse and danger to life and limb is immanently possible if anyone is on the deck when it falls. I suggest to anyone who wants to use these things, thoroughly read the disclaimers and warranty fine print that comes with diamond piers. If you can't understand the legalese have someone who does interpret it for you. The warranty is limited to the original property owner and *does not apply to additions, renovations, or remodels* . Ask yourself, What is left? A PDF of the limited lifetime warranty and an application form are available for download on the Diamond Pier website, and the application must be submitted within 30 days of the project or replacement of the piers themselves is not even covered.. Basically they tell you that YOU are taking full responsibility for any failure that occurs in the structure you build and the company will only replace the piers that are damaged and they in no way back up any of the expressed or implied claims they make about resistance to frost heaves and the damage it can do. You are on your own when they fail because of winter frost. Don't be stupid.

If I’m building a 30k deck I want concrete piers. Don’t care if it takes more time.

They are surface piers. If the moisture in the ground freezes beneath them and rises, there is no way they will not lift up. Frost heaves can easily bend pipe.or lift a whole house . Do not get Duped into calling these pipes "footings" they do not come close to fitting the definition of a construction footing.

Can this be used if I want to install a kitchen sink in my basement???? Right now where I would like to put it my laundry machines are connected to an ejector pump which I was told I can't connect a sink to.

Can this be install in 21” vanity ? Or is there different sizes of arms?

get longer bit hold at correct angle

Gunna take a long time to pay that off at $150 a stop

Thank you for the video, thinking of putting saniflo in basement for laundry to septic system, good idea? Hi from New Berlin, Wisconsin 😂🎉

I do not own either but it's both tools shuts on when overload

Are the blocks metal, or concrete?

I get shocks from my DeWalt dust extractor.

I was Really interested in them until I heard the price

what if you hit ledge

What if it damages someones dumpster? I could see that thing tearing up the dogbox, then the person who rents the can is responsible

Im doing the same set up.. How did you run the exit pipe up the wall and through the ceiling? I assume you can to make several ceiling cuts?

That's a lot quieter than I thought it would be

I thought it was going to spin faster and grind it to a dust.

You could also stack it in there more neatly

Any consideration for the pressure it puts on the surface that the Dropbox is sitting on?

What is that saw called that you used to cut out the opening in the drawer?

The trap you put on is correct. No air vent is needed on the pipe from the sink, because if you have done your connections right, and it looks like you have, then the unit is venting through the connection on the left. The unit is pulsating or coming on for only 2-3 seconds at a time because it should, and it is, pumping out the water faster than the water is coming in from the sink. In one of the comments below, it was said, the membrane goes brown, this is caused by limescale in the water, Saniflio sell a formulated limescale remover to stop this problem. It should also be said that the Grundfos mentioned uses a float switch to achieve the same function as the membrane, and that float switch also gets covered in limescale and stops the unit from working if not cleaned with a limescale remover. This is because all items using water, like your washing machine, electric kettle or pump will get a build up of limescale and will need descaling, this is not a Saniflo problem, this is a limescale in the water problem

Make sure that that reverse flow valve is replaceable and that it is availably .. it's the first thing to go !!! ..other wise your stuck with a $ 800 dollar ..peace of crap !

Make sure that that reverse flow valve is replaceable and that it is availably .. it's the first thing to go !!! ..other wise your stuck with a $ 800 dollar ..peace of crap !

If that costs more than $30 it makes no sense.

Penny pincher? more like penny smasher 😂😂

Oh wow it really works!

Ive got one for when im sanding down and they are shocking my alarm stays on constant even when the filters are cleaned etc

So who going to pay for the extra weight that put the dumpster truck over his legal limit hauling it down when they get stopped by the dot...

I looked it up on Wisconsin's website... as long as the pin is at least 50" long, it is legal to use in Wisconsin.

Can you set 8x8 posts on them?

I have the makita 06 is amazing especially since i got it for $74 new on ebay. Definitely take the vac port off if not in use

Just bought one. It quit drilling after 4.5 holes. What did I do wrong?

Own both....Makita winner hands down (Left handed).maybe that's why I prefer Makita. Will be returning the Dewalt aka B&D.

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I was a little worried about installing the blade after reading a couple of reviews. But it was amazingly easy. Took about 1 minute. Works great ruclips.net/user/postUgkxjpBI8OOeUXib_iT7UomCrQ-uauwZJ62c . Cuts easily and is perfect for pocket cuts I needed to make for replacing some old deck boards.

Thank you, sir. Only, I was afraid to force the battery release button for fear of breaking it. It seems pretty hard to pull. Should I pull even harder or there is a simple way to release it?

Xgt 40v version would ve been a better contestant for this 60v :)

Excellent footage for the Dumpster Companies Attorney

I saw this on Amazon. Why would someone pay $225+ for this. I just went to Lowes where I purchased and installed the same thing for $20. I am so confused on what this supposedly offers for such a ridiculous price.

Just call in a swap it’s pointless doing this