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The one I have now is 1.2 joules. Much more powerful then the one I had when I made this video. I upgraded because I didn't want to always be cleaning the wire of weeds.

@@paulaustin6013 you in Hawaii? I could build you one

I did. I haven't posted many videos lately but I use this tractor every couple days.

Yeah, it was the first shower I ever did. quick pitch made it easier to get the slope right and yes, there is s slope under the liner. Thanks for watching!

Keaau, HI (Big Island)

Chip retired a few years ago but I know the guy that bought his equipment. Email me at svnakia@gmail.com and I'll send you his info.

8-12 inches seems to work. A little higher is OK but the babies might sneak through

Thanks for the comment. I can't remember specifically why i went with the quick pitch system over Schluter but I suspect it was because of product availability. This is an oversized shower. I live in Hawaii. No local supply houses carry large scluter kits. Amazon doesn't ship the larger kits here. Home Depot doesn't either. I'm not sure about Lowes, but the nearest one is 4 hours round trip so I'm not doing that unless I have to. If there's an online retailer for it UPS shipping is outrageous to Hawaii. So I went with what I could get.

Thank you. Of course, i must have jinxed myself. Last night we had the first pig on the property since installing the fence. Tore up one of our pineapple patches pretty bad. We figure it came in from the area that doesn't have a wire. Guess I'll be extending it another 100 ft or so.

@@kilipoheikekanilehua4049 well it usually takes a bit of time to get to all our projects and such a huge patch can be challenging to cover. Personally I’m considering raised beds around my Ohia trees using stacked rocks. I realize that the bigger pigs might still be able too get up so I’m going to have to guesstimate how high is high enough. Another thing, have you ever tried just putting shock wire around smaller islands of your plantings? Or is this too much work??

@shamarcamargo1108 we've had good luck with stacked rock walls. 16 inch high seems to mostly work. Though we raised one of the break-in points to 24 inches this last weekend. I didn't consider fencing just the garden beds. It would be more work and it would make working around the beds more difficult. The fence is pretty painful if you get zapped. Also, pigs can do real damage to trees (like Ohia) so protecting your whole property is beneficial. I did install a side shootof electric fence around my neighbors raised bed. It seems to keep the pigs out of her garden.

If I could do that I wouldn't need the quick pitch.

I hope it's helpful. Ine thing I changed in our fence, which I'm not sure I covered in the video, is to change to a higher power fence charger. Now I don't have to walk the fence as frequently to remove vegetation. I think I have a 30 mile fence now. Aloha!

Haha. If all I had to do was pick them I guess. But you have to do a fiddly little thing to pollinate the flower. Too high for me.

That's thw quick pitch. 🤙

These plastic pieces don't support anything. They are just guides to get the floor pitch right. After the plastic is cut away to accommodate the drain, the entire drain is bedded in mud and thin set. It's these cementicious materials that support the drain.

Ok Willard.🤣🤣🤣 Seriously, I do feel a little bad sometimes. They are so fluffy.

Good idea. I think I chose the special tool route because the videos I watched highlighted the hole to put the tool through. Thanks for your cmment!

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