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They can do on a lift or rollers or drive it as well. Shifting to all gears. I would think most dealers do this, but some could skip corners I guess. If they follow the service bulletin they do this.
New home owner my self as of August 1st. This was one problem I ran into couple weeks into the home, never expected it honestly. Built 1948 and changed to sewer back in 1969 according to records. Japenese Maple tree literally sits right on top of the line - RotoRooter came out and cleared a mass of roots but couldnt break through past the house trap. Said needs a removal/replace and the tree has to go for digging. Any suggestions?
Do you have cleanouts near the trap? Not sure if snake (mechanical auger) could navigate the trap anyways. May try water jetting it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lZIik7vEPRw.html or one of these to see if you can clear amzn.to/3XflqwU So it is flowing now or clogged?
On the back of the mirror that it snaps back onto is called what. My mirror broke off the glass is not broke but the round ball is. It on the passenger side.
Ive taken the Ortho Nutsedge killer out of the hose sprayer and mixed 1/2 cup product per gallon of water in a pump sprayer. this has been very effective at targeting the nutsedge specifically and reducing waste. note: not my idea, found while scrolling the Home Depot reviews of the product. so someone took the time to explain the ratios.
Thx for sharing. Kinda takes away from the convenience. Might as well just buy the active ingredient in concentrate and likely save $. Thx for watching
Can i use Bifen with a Ryobi Fogger / Mister? I read stuff that Bifen needs propane foggers etc. is it too thick and needs to be water down? Any others that would better in this lower cost fogger? Tekko?
Why are we so obsessed with lawns ? If you see flying insects of any kind it's probably because of local "Weedy" areas or neighbors that have planted pollinator friendly plants.
Loved this video. My line is 300 plus feet so I really empathized with you when you mentioned you had 150 more feet of line. Your video has given me far more options than the tradesmen who are saying "you need a new septic field"
We talked with a local nursery as it is rampant in our retaining wall planter. They said just leave it and mow it. So we did - it’s great cover and we don’t have to fight what wants to live there. And yes, nature handles the rest.
Spectricide makes a product sold at Lowes called Weed Stop that kills over 200 types of weeds, including nut sedge, without harming your lawn. I have used it with excellent results, and it will not break the bank - very reasonably priced.
I don’t mind that weed I actually put it in thin areas and it fills my lawn and camouflages well with it lol. Just cut it short and no one will notice it.
I have nutsedge in landscape beds in addition to the grass. Is the empero/sedgehammer safe near trees, shrubs and perennials? I used Image last year and stunted the growth/disfigured several plants.
I bought a cheap Amazon jetter, and cleared a clog and a bunch of funky crap coating the pipes. A few years later we had another blockage I couldn't get. I hired a company to run a camera down, and they told me I had a collapsed pipe and quoted me 20k to tunnel under the house and replace it. It didn't add up, so I rented a camera from Home Depot. I found the blockage, and using my jetter I cleared it and made sure my pipes were spic and span. The clog was in the long bend of the pipe for the upstairs bathrooms. There was a V in the pipes I wouldn't have been able to navigate it without the camera. The camera plus the jetter are a lethal combo for blockages. The new flex shaft augers are camera safe as well, since the outer casing doesn't spin and is another option. I now have a Clog Hog jetter for small pipes, a Ridgid K9-12 (the easiest and lightest for most clogs), my original jetter and an old Ridgid K375 auger. I probably have less than $500 invested in all of it, excluding a good pressure washer, and it's saved me much much more over the years.
I followed your directions and they were so good. Just a couple of differences with my model 2014 Honda Pilot Touring. On the drivers side door panel I have 2 more electric plugs that have to be removed the automatic seat positioning switch and the door mirrors control switch. Besides that it's the same. Thank You for posting this.
No problem. Thanks for sharing. Glad you found it helpful and I appreciate the comment! Got several other Honda Pilot videos as well you should check out!
I think that it is the weed that grows thru asphalt eventually destroying it. For my drive way I simply use roundup or the equivalent and after a couple of applications it finally dies . At least of awhile
I live in sw Wis by the Miss Riv, and most fish i catch here are drum or sheepshead. Im 70yo, and just starting to filet fish!! Been fishing since 4 yo! /
