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Looks good

Awesome thanks

Looks wonderful

could you paint the ceiling first before drywall so there is less of a prep?

Plus your video say how to! Your a dip $****

Thank you for showing the process. Not this video is no help Whatsoever

Oh weird. More epoxy. People rather have a black synthetic blob rather than a plug. Mind blown

Junction box links?

Did you have any issues of not starting,after say 30 mowings it won't start..believe no spark,what is the purpose of the microswitch that's mounted to the inside of the choke lever mechanism ( hard to see ),I believe my no start is related to this switch somehow.

I had the same problem with grass clippings getting caked on the deck, it drove me crazy. I tried all sorts of sprays. I finally fixed it by cleaning the deck with wire wheels, getting the deck as smooth as possible, then I sprayed several layers of clear coat, until I got the deck as smooth as possible. Also switched to Ballard blades. I haven't had to even hose off the deck in three seasons much less pressure wash it.

I have the 223cc engine and I must have some friction or something because it won't even power the blades. I've thought several times about swapping the engine, I thought too myself, "Surely people have thought of this as well!" Any forums you suggest looking at?

this engine looks perfect on this mower. I wish they would sell a version with it from stock. They have it on the turfmaster hdx but they sell it for 3,000.

Going to sell mine and buy a used exmark or scag 30"

Hi , It’s nice and very detailed video. I just wanted to check what color on your walls?

did you dilute the paint at all?

Using the chute (& not the mulcher) makes a huge difference in the grass not caking-up & clogging-up under the mowing-deck!

Kohler vs Honda engine for that Timemaster lawn mower, which 1 is the better engine?

Own and love my brand new Timemaster. No grass collection issues. I always clean out any mower I ever use, just because I'm pretty anal about taking care of my equipment. But even in wet grass, no issues. But you cannot mulch wet grass, this applies to anything you use. Always use the side chute or bag if wet. No issues with power at all with even heavy grass, in extreme conditions. Like 1 to 2 feet, it definitely starts to bog down. But that's not something you should be doing in the first place, normal mowings. No issues with power. Only reason I'm thinking of a repower is purely to have a hot rod for keeping up my brothers property which gets unruly. So researching a 10hp diesel option.

looks great! doing the same in my basement - any concerns with spraying the fiberglass insulation?

Your presentation skills are excellent. Thx

what model Kohler Command Pro CV224, did you buy? i wanna switch my timemaster Briggs and Stratton motor to Kohler.

Fantastic. Thank You

Hey the shop I work at sells Toro. Everyone that purchased these with 190-223 engine models complains about all the same issues. Toro properly sold millions of these machines but never really would improve/upgrade components.

Looks amazing great job

Looks amazing. I'm getting ready to use the Dryfall in my newly built detached garage with high ceilings. Instead of hanging drywall, i like the industrial look of this. 2 questions: 1) Lowes has an acrylic Dryfall that is $40 cheaper than the Lowes waterbase Dryfall. What is the reason for one over the other? 2) Who rents a sprayer? I don't want to invest in a sprayer that i will never use again.

Any chance you can give me the Kholer part number as I would also like to order one of these engines to replace the Briggs on my Toro Timemaster. Many thanks, Steve

would you recommend spraying the ceiling in the rooms that will remain unfinished? I can't find any information or videos showing whether the entire basement should be sprayed or if I only need to do the finished rooms

Were there any parts of the ceiling you dont recommend painting over? Obviously duct intake/outtakes and light bulb sockets, but anything else I should be aware to not paint??

Great demo and info!

I have exposed pink insulation installed on my ceiling. Should I remove it and go forward with this project? I hate the insulation but I’m not sure if I really need it

How has the deck held up so fa?. I was told the kohler engine was too heavy for the deck and would cause it to fall. Thanks for the video

This is awesome man...forget that you couldn't show the entire process (I get it)...I'm looking to do a much smaller space and now I have what I need (and don't) as the blueprint. Thanks! 👊👊

What did you do with the insulation?

would you do basement walls. with a sorayer

I like your floor cleanout design, but I'd use a wood screw vs the eye bolt, cuz I'm cheap Did you ever get an Owl to nest?

can you let the engine idle down with that throttle lever?

Hi, What's the name of the pain you use?

Cute bear haha ❤️

Starting the same project net week. looks great! What size sprayer tip did you use? Thank You

Did you need to prep ductwork to accept paint? Did you set up a fan to blow out fumes etc to outside? Did you need to use a vacuum or blower on ceiling to get rid of dust / construction dust debris before spraying? Thanks

Frog tape then u get a wet rag and use that to push it down and seal it. Idk why but it works perfect no bleeders

You’re a great teacher. Iron balusters would look great also. I have the same ugly railing!

Thank you for this. It looks great. I'm about to remove old ceiling tile in my basement. I'm looking for ideas. I don't know if I can get into all that spraying.. But I love what you did!!

I have a question!!! You used 10 gallons to paint with, what’s the square footage of your basement?

The engine will not make a difference in how this cuts ! The blades are so low lift a three horse briggs could run it

I’m having trouble finding the lights. Are they the grey ones or did you find black ones? Did you paint them flat black?

Is it ok to spray that exposed insulation like you did?

Any suggestion on how to cover up the area in the trusses for rooms I frame. So it’s not open above the walls to the other rooms?

Thank you.

That looks amazing