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Sorry, I have not tried it on gravel, just the concrete driveway.

I'm sorry, I really have no idea.

That sounds great! Most heated gear doesn’t get nearly warm enough.

Greetings to you too!

:) Glad it helped.

It took me a moment to figure out what you were talking about because it doesn't have a canted mount and I inspected my rifle again just to make sure it's all level. Then I realized that one leg of the bipod was resting in a depression on the picnic table, and the picnic table is on a hill....giving the crosshairs that canted appearance in the video! Lol. It really is a great gun, especially for this price. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

@@thelifeofriley7668 Oh that makes alot of sense! thanks for telling me have an awesome day man! stay safe

It has been a couple years, I don't think it beads up like it first did. I don't think it's supposed to last for years though. I'll probably seal it again next year.

I agree this thing is great! It’s one of my most used Milwaukee tools.

It does look like I cut the video at a bad time but If I remember right, it was hard to get a good shot of the water sitting on the surface. So I had to get down level with it and take a photo to show the effect of the sealer. Sorry about that though…I just rewatched the video and that edit was bad.

I showed the parts used in the video :)

@@michelebarnett7891 I’ve seen them in the traps but I’m not sure how effective this trap is for that bug specifically.

I bought this many years ago. I think it was a high torque head but I can’t recall the part number or any details. If it’s important I can look it up tomorrow for you.

The bugs in the trap were dead.

Agreed. It’s a good scope.

@@thelifeofriley7668 Gonna get me one. Should be as good as anything out there. Unless you spend a lot.

I forgot I made this video :) I still use this tool for knocking back these grasses. Milwaukee does make an actual pole saw too, which is nice, and you can buy the 3ft extension for it as well. Have fun clearing trails!

@@thelifeofriley7668 I actually meant a pole hedge trimmer! My mistake, as per usual!

It’ll still work if you use both.

@@albertawecker3984 Yep, you’re exactly right. cleaned it and it’s working fine now. I’ll upload another video showing that.

You’re welcome

lol, you’re welcome. Have fun!

It’s hard to say because the bugs kind of turn to dust. I’ll empty the traps before the end of June and look for mosquitoes.

you can get a mosquito bait to put in the trap

From their website: 01 | LIGHT LURES INSECTS Lamp generates UV rays to attract flying insects, day and night 02 | FAN PULLS INSECTS IN Fan draws insects into the trap and a damper keeps them there 03 | EASY INSECT DISPOSAL Easily empty the catch basket with just the touch of a button

Picked it up on Facebook marketplace. They made a lot of different attachments for this jawhorse, even a welding attachment. I use them all. I wish Rockwell was still making attachments.

Do you know if the ones made by Triton fit?

@@npp909I don’t. I was just going to make some out of angle iron if I couldn’t find these. I think a rough looking copy could be easily made.

I’m glad you like it :) I spent a while thinking it up. I’ve only actually tried one dog at a time. Let me know if you do try with two how it works. I’m sure you could keep them separated completely with stop-knots and shorter ropes, but that’d greatly decrease the area they can roam around.

You don't. ESPECIALLY if they like to run laps. This was a nightmare w/my dog.

Thanks

Why?

@@thelifeofriley7668Basic Make that lower implements before getting out of operators seat -- (to much red or auto spell check) ---- 101 safety - here is my take ---- I was a manager in several nearby coal mines and also farmed - lowering all implements and attachments to the ground before leaving the operators seat is basic 101 safety - and taught at all operator training - a worker would be disciplined for leaving a bucket or blade etc of the ground and leaving the operators seat. Just think in your case - leave an implement above the ground and young children happen along start playing around the machine - the potential is for one to pull the lever while another is under a raised implement --- even adults fiddling with levers can pin themselves or others etc ---- Or highly likely in your case you bump or catch a lever in your clothing getting on and off the machine. and bingo! ---- Phew long winded but safety is important!

The traps are great. They trapped a lot of bugs and I had noticeably fewer mosquitos last year. The fans aren't bothersome at all. I don't hear the small ones outside. The largest one can be heard if you're near it, but I don't go near it often. Hope this helps.

Thanks!

Glad it helped!

Nice! I’m curious how this idea has been working for people. If you end up giving it a try, let me know how it worked out.

lol, appreciate the comment.

It’s great for tree roots! I use it to cut tree roots when removing stumps.

Thankyou aussie​@@thelifeofriley7668

Nice! Yep, my understanding is the conversion of propane liquid to gas is an endothermic reaction and requires a large amount of energy from its surroundings, such as from the tank or lines. The water has enough thermal mass for this reaction so the flow rate doesn’t slow.

There are two ropes. One rope is on the ground. The second rope is attached to the dog's collar on one end and attached to the ground rope on the other end. Hope that helps.