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Great video 👍 thanks for the lesson!

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the water comes out black,why?

steve in my experience i look about 20 videos before a dig my own well and you almost got it!

your girl is happy

Now I can’t get it to start

Use a torque wrench to mfg spec on those refrigerant line nuts - you don’t have a torque wrist

I still can’t get my chain to tighten up and I’m literally doing it just the way you are

I make that same configuration when drilling horizontal under slabs for irrigation. Best to make the teeth 45 degree or so..like a saw blade. Much better bite into soil.

Hey friend.. sadly, didnt work for me! Is there any different step now a days? Thanks

Poor videos

cluster F...but...I have to give points for trying...next time...more research.

Wow no rocks or heavy clay. Come to my property and bring your tools

Isn’t the flange suppose to be on top of the tile

Thatll never happen in Missouri. Entire state is glacial till or bed rock with a dusting of top soil over red clay.

Took you that long because you did not have enough water flow rate from that pressure washer.

You've shown me that I shouldn't try to do this myself after all lol.

0:23 all good we didn't take you for a genius

Yes that’s better. Can you be sure it will not come again ? I’m not sure I want to open the crack of my horse like that..-

Do you need a more powerful water blaster number one number two you need to keep the power blaster hose at the bottom of the pipe so it blows the dirt loose!!! In ground that hard steel pipe would work much better with the spear end on it!!!

why not a sand point well ?

where did you get your hose? I have a 2004 and i am struggling to find a hose that fits

Have anyone had any problems with blowing seal on the bottom of motor? And wear do I get seals?

I currently work in HVAC, but I started and worked in construction for 12 years. One needs to know a lot more about structural integrity before cutting framing members such as ceiling joists and notching out rafters. One could make about 15 videos just on how to reinforce the existing framing. On the HVAC side of this work, I didn't see any pressure checking for any leaks, or vacuuming out the system and also checking for a leak in vacuum, weighing any additional refrigerant with a scale, and also wiring know how, One would be lead to believe the hardest part is cutting joists and a whole in the ceiling. Much, much more is involved in this project then the video leads someone to believe. I'm wondering why Steve had so much trouble getting a real HVAC installer. May be he didn't likey the pricey and thought this work was eazie peazie?

Ok this doesn’t show how you took the cover off

no video!

I did 45 feet with just connecting metal pipes and a large auger type end to dig down all manually but around here it's supposed to be 100 feet that was way back in 2000 I might just invest in it because they want $800 dollars to renew contract that's why I am here looking to get ideas I had more energy back then

You are not doing that here in Washington state

What sending unit part number is that

Wish we could have seen you do the second well?

Is that a high flow machine? I hear they can run on std flow for some units.

Is there any reverse on those things?

Try blue granet or gravel

A****** music

Was going to click away early in the video. Glad I stayed till the end ! Good job you have true grit.

Excuse me SIR, you SHOULD be using a N⁰ 3 OR N⁰ 7 16 tap certified water pick axe combo unit with a galvanized steel plate for the first hole pipe. I'm just being a turd burglar, lol, I love how you did this and the fact that you did it YOURSELF, with YOUR OWN TOOLS AND HANDS. BRAVO, kick ass!

Русские пословицы. Терпенье и труд , все перетрут. Если долго мучится, что ни будь получится 😂

I”lol bet you had a sore back after not using your legs!

So was it worth it? Versus hiring pro? Or using city water on the lese than 1 acre crops? What is the dollar per lbs goal again?

Been there, done that several years ago. I found it works better if you drill the coupling bit and put a bolt through it so it can't unscrew from the pvc. If you make a paddle board that you can grip on each side and then use steel hose clamps you can tighten it up on the pipe and turn the pipe in either direction and then as needed loosen the clamps and slide the paddle board up to where it works best. I drilled three wells and lost the second one and had to abandon it. I've decided if I ever want to drill another I'll dig a pit to fill with water and bentonite and use a mud pump to flush the mud out of the hole and save all that effort.

What sending unit is that?

How much did they charge to repair it? A new one on the bobcat site is around $1000. I would rather have it repaired than purchase a new one.

Twist it out like a screw

Drop a little water in hole, it will back out

Did your saw get all the way through that block or did you cut from the inside as well?

are you still happy with this chainsaw ? I was thinking about buying one , after going to Home Depot to rent a Echo CS590 which was not great at cutting the tree in our backyard that fell which is about 2 ft across . so now `I `m looking to find a decent chainsaw thats not going to break the bank ... did you buy the warranty from Amazon for it ?

This helped me, thanks for posting!

I would’ve answered the clay question to my wife the same way. “Nope, sure don’t.”

There's so many things left out of most of these Chinese 2-cycle videos 1) The operator provides all dealer service to these chain saws. There is no dealer network sales/service/warranty. 2) The saw's carburetor is at basic settings; just enough to get it to start maybe. The operator is responsible to do the dealer settings to low and high jets for optimum fuel to air ratio and idle speed. Too much air leads to burning and scoring piston rings, skirts and sidewall. Too much fuel leads to coking, ash, hard as nails carbon choking of the exhaust and ring seizure. 3) So much (i regret having to be so blunt) stupid and misinformed fuel to oil ratio advice in comments. These saws are sold all over the world. In the third world 30w oil is still in use just like in the 1960s when my pa mixed fuel to oil at 20:1; a quart of oil in 5 gallons of gas. This saw was sold in first world. We do NOT use oil in the first world, we DO use 2-cycle lubricants to mix into our fuel. Therefore this saw came with a 50:1 sticker. Modern JASO FD and ISO L-EGD mix lubricants are designed and tested AND CERTIFIED to be used at 50:1 and is backwards compatible to all other mix ratios no matter what the manual calls for. It really is that good. Way more lubrication than oil. Way more power output from the engine. Way more engine internal cleanliness. Far less pollution flowing out of the exhaust. Far longer service life. Always read the label carefully and only use mix oil labeled 'JASO FD' and/or 'ISO L-EGD' in your high reving air cooled outdoor power equipment. Best of luck to you.

After listening to your motor, the panel is the least of your problems.