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@JuCho3 Thank you. I appreciate all the kind words, and thanks for watching

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Yes, smaller compressors, you will need to blow out each zone multiple times. It's fine if there's a little bit of water still in the lines, but I like to blow them out until I see all the water gone and mist coming out. Just to be sure I don't have any issues in the spring. Well thanks for watching

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I'm not sure, but more and more vehicles are being sold with no spare tire. Luckily, MDX still has a spot for it, but I'm sure that will change on future vehicles. The easiest thing to do is go to the dealer and look under the back of the RDX and see there is a spot for the tire and if there's any holes to attach the hanger. Well, thanks for watching

Maybe so. Luckily, the dealer finally fixed some of the issues... it was helpful showing them a video of the problems, so they didn't just say they couldn't recreate the issue. Well, thanks for watching

would it be because they are jealous? I have a bit more than an acre and most of it is woods so I have a lot of leaves and I'm looking into a leaf blower.

Probably so, but all the neighbors have lawn service companies that use them as well. Most only get the leaves blown once since they charge $1700 to $2k for fall clean up. Personally, I would use mine less if their leaves were done. The worst thing is watching their lawn service blow leaves onto my yard. As a good neighbor, I grab the Billy Goat and return them. Well, thanks for watching.

Definitely, I agree. I love having both. If i had bought a less powerful Billy Goat, it definitely would have been a closer race. I plan on buying a newer and more powerful backpack blower next year. So maybe I can compare the backpack blower. Well, thanks for watching.

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Maybe so, but I try to get rid of large wasps nest in the fall when the temps get a bit cold and the wasps don't seem to come back. Well, thanks for watching

I'm not sure of exact year vehicles, but multiple year Cayenne's will be similar. It's a basic oil change and very easy to do. Well, thanks for watching

I'm sure horizontal would be best, but i didn't want to install a pulley system to attach it to the ceiling. If I leave the carrier on the ground, my kids would climb all over it and break it. So hanging it on the wall works best for me. It's been on the wall for almost 3 years without issue. If it ever becomes an issue, I will definitely put out a video on why not to hang it. Til then, it will be on my wall. Well, thanks for watching

It gives a different look, which is nice, but make sure you put a ton of lemon juice on those potatoes. Otherwise, they will start to turn brown.

I bet they will. My kids loved it, but thought it was a little too scary. Well thanks for watching

It's a beautiful island. It's worth the trip. Well, thanks for watching

That's a great idea. I got it for my kids who kept starving the fish. So it's been great having it. Well, thanks for watching

You're welcome. I know how frustrating it was when I first set it up without directions. I'm glad I could help. Well, thanks for watching

I only shut off the irrigation line connected to the sprinkler system and then leave it off all winter. Well thanks for watching

@AV8R_1 Thanks, yes when the pile is small the backpack blower going around the edge of the pile works and is very efficient. Once the pile gets too large, the leaves won't move until you can get the pile pushed further back. Overall, the backpack is great for small jobs / flower beds or up against a house. The Billy Goat is great for more open yards and moving big piles quickly. I enjoy owning both. Well, thanks for watching

@ I find with the backpack when the leaves pile up too high, rather than trying to push it back further sometimes it also works well to blow off the top of the pile further back and then make a second pass at the lower portion of the wall you had built.I have a backpack blower that's a bit more powerful than the one you had, but I am still looking at getting a Billygoat, because I still run into the same problem. Once the piles get too big it just won't move any further.

@AV8R_1 I agree exactly. I mention that technique of blowing off the top layer... towards the end of my video. Buy a Billy Goat, and you won't be disappointed. I bought mine a few years ago, and it is well worth every penny and get one that's self-propelled. It moves well just by pushing and I don't always use self-propelled, but when you go uphill, it's worth the extra money.

@DDGraphicArtandSign you're welcome! "All of us, at some time or another, need help. Whether we're giving or receiving help, each one of us has something valuable to bring to this world. That's one of the things that connects us as neighbors." -Fred Rogers

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I believe the broken brick was once glued back in place, and it still fell off. Unfortunately, it's in a location where everyone steps on that exact spot. So I felt the brick had to be changed out. If it was on the side and no one stepped on it, i would definitely just use epoxy cement for a quick fix. But if no one stepped on it, then it probably wouldn't be broken in the first place.

The walk behind leaf blower in the video is self-propelled, and it is awesome. It's a Billy Goat, and the model number F1302SPH. It's expensive but probably will pay for it self in one season

@@onesimpledadty. I looked at these, but I think I’m gonna get a long sweeper and attach it to my mower. I ended up going with the 800 CFM ego backpack, but I am thinking about returning it and just getting the lawn sweeper and then just getting a Worx wg521 800cfm corded just to get the nooks and crannies that the sweeper doesn’t get.

Yes, it definitely would, and after a few days in hot sun and it starts to rot, it looks even better. Well thanks for watching

I'll have to try that next year. Thanks for the idea and thanks for watching

Not sure. You would have to ask the dealer. As soon as I first noticed the issue with my Cayenne, I only dove it for maybe 2 or 3 days with the issue. So maybe that's why it still worked. You could always try putting your old amp in a zip lock bag with rice to try and fully dry it out. Well, thanks for watching

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Honestly, that rectangle white piece is extremely hard to fit through the center of the tire. Really have to have slack in the line and have the rectangle piece on its side. Not and easy process. Well hope that helps and thanks for watching

$50 is cheap. I know my neighbors are paying $150 to blow out the sprinklers and $150 to turn them back on in the spring. I figure blowing out the system myself pays for the air compressor. Well worth doing it yourself. Well, good luck, and thanks for watching

Thanks, just an unveiling party to show off the new vehicle and get people excited. Well thanks for watching

You shouldn't. I've never had to reactivate a key after changing the battery. Well thanks for watching

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I think so too! My wife had to have this blue color with light interior, and Type S was the only way to get that color combination. A SPEC at the time only had black and red interior. Well, thanks for watching

I'll try that next time. It hasn't been an issue since I fixed mine. Well thanks for the tips and thanks for watching

Thanks for the tips. This saw has been amazing. I'm glad I got it. Well thanks for watching

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Spare tire kit was a little over $200... and then tire from tire shop was around $100. Dealer wanted $600 to $650 for the kit with installation. Well thanks for watching

Most times that works but ever so often it doesn't and it really frustrates my wife. Brought the car twice to the dealer to have it fixed. First time they could recreate the issue second time I showed them a video of the issue and they started changing parts. Doesn't happen as much. Well thanks for watching

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It fits great. Nice and tight and secure. You don't even know its there. Well, thanks for watching

@onesimpledad thanks for the response. I was able to get one and install myself. You're right I don't even know it's there.

Very cheap and easy fix. I did this fix years ago and the leaf blower is still running strong. I'm glad I fixed mine. Well thanks for watching