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Why wouldn't you just take off the old treads and put new ones on

The width of the side pieces must be a State secret. No one wants to tell.

No no no, never use nails. Drill, screw, & glue dowels with grain oriented in the correct direction. Then trim them and light sand!

Those things bet be careful. That deer will eat em

00:53 "went to American Standard and bought this one"! No need to buy a seal. American Standard will ship one to you for free. All you need to do is call and give them the approximate date you installed the toilet it and model number off on the label found inside the tank.

Nice and clear.

Great video. Could you let me know why you needed risers? Couldn't you just paint the vertical surfaces after cutting the original bulnoses? It seems that with the treads you've installed, they would have covered the top of the vertical planes where you had most of the staple holes. Than you.

The bottom step is going to be too high because of the new tread over the old tread. The top step is going to be less. It will be a tripping hazard.

Thank you king, I owe you my life

Neat shot

Thanks for showing us this

Cool footage

nice work on this project

Great story to hear

cool looking shot

Great Machine, and YES you must take care of it. Nice work with this

Just did mine with genuine Symmons parts, and hot water only comes out warm.. reinstalled the old valve and same thing.. Got any ideas on what could be wrong? I adjusted the hot water screw stop all the way out and no change after I reinstalled the new valve again.

Good catch old man

very nice shot

THANK YOU SO MUCH 🎉

I like this idea. there are so many things you can do with this. Sky is the limit

Good job fixing this.

Hi what is the name of your giant hosta please ?

nice repair, looks pretty easy

Looks easy, thanks for showing us this

Nice job, you made it look so easy

nice work keeping the equipment in good shape.

You're video was the best so far.

I'm just coming across these videos over the last couple of days. Your explanations are very clear and simple. You helped me save some money. Thank you

I can't get those things off. they wont come out.

That looks nothiing like the bulb I got. but mine is for a 2008 I guess. it's nothing like that. That's got a big black plastic thing there. Totally different from the bulbs they gave me at O'Reilly Auto Parts. The bulbs they gave me are just metal. I don't know if they will work. Where do I find out why they are different?

Plywood is not the best material to use unless it's marine plywood.

Thanks Ken! I also have a 2012 Forester. This sure looks easier than the same year Outback from what I've seen.

I did have problems getting the springs to stay, they POP out twice just like you said. Thanks for telling us to be careful with it and watch those springs

i love that

Looks pretty easy, thanks for showing us this

Very interesting.

Very interesting.

Nice work on this

Looks pretty easy

That is a really good idea and it looks so eay to put it up, what a fun Project.

You make it look so easy, thanks for showing us.

I can follow this one pretty easily..nice job

Very nice pattern, and so easy ti install. Good directions easy to follow

Nice work with this problem.easy to follow

Cool but what about the really minor gap between tread and riser. Will that move over time with expansion?

nice work with this video, good detail and easy to follow

Thanks for showing us this. You made it look so easy.

Good catch

very nice project, well done and very easy instructions. I like the fact that you get right down to the work, and make it very simple to follow