Bob's Home Services, LLC (BHS) is a business in Bristol, PA which serves Eastern Pennsylvania & New Jersey. We offer remodeling & handyman services. Our motto is, "Some days your make money, some days you make friends, but on a good day, you make both!" We can be found online at www.bobshomeservicesllc.com or reached at bob@bhs-pa.com
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Love the real life video. So glad your daughter is learning right along with me. When she gets old like I am, she will be truly grateful for all you have done for her by teaching her the right way to do things and on her own. Many blessings ❤
Great video and extremely helpful. Also… I love how you love your city, I could tell how you talk about Philly. We all should take pride and appreciation in our cities like you do! Blessings my bro and thanks again for helping with my sink issue.
We have ALLY......there horrible. Charging more in finance charges then the car payment......its horrific....$875 a month out thar $280 for the car payment and $595 finance charge .....It unbelievable. Please any advice on how to get the finance charge down?
I have a lawsuit starting now with Ally. I had a truck loan for 75 payments that I tried to pay off early, but they would not let me pay off only the principal. They wanted me to pay the entire price of the contract. When I came upon my 75th payment there was still a balance of over $3500, when my last payment should’ve been $700 as per our contract. When I questioned them, they could not give me any answers as to why I owed the 3500 and they would not answer how much of the $700 payment would be applied towards the principal. By my estimation, I could have paid another 25 payments as I would only be chipping away at the remaining $3500 because of what they deemed necessary to apply towards the principal I let them know that I would pay this $3500 today, And I would have to sue them for the remainder of the overpaid balance. They are not budging so here is where we are. My advice would be to run as fast as you can away from that company. I will be posting the outcome of my situation, and I will be putting them on blast.
Great video. I purchased a new basket hub online and installed it using the exact methods you displayed. Two cycles later, the hub was free spinning again. I realized the splines on the shaft were also worn due to age and use. The nylon hub wasn't the issue, but the shaft was. QUICK FIX- if this were a relatively new washer I wouldn't suggest this fix. My washer is 10+ years old and I thought what the heck? This fix has absolutely fixed all issues but once you do it, you will not be able to reverse the repair. ok. pull the cap off the agitator base. 7/16" socket to pull the bolt out of base. rope, cord, pulley or any other method you need to pull the agitator base out of the drum. phillips screws for the basket hub. Once you have everything removed, take dishwasher liquid and warm water on a tooth brush to clean the shaft (probably lots of grime and paste built up) once shaft is clean and dry, and the inner female hub of the agitator and hub basket are clean and dry, use golf shaft epoxy and coat all surfaces liberally and re-install. My washer is 7 weeks solid since this upgrade.
Ally Financial has been screwing people over for a long time. I hope this stock gets shorted down to nothing. when you trade on a margin account, but you had your own funds and they insist it was margin just to steal your money. That’s a scam. Thieves.
Have about the same setup , need to remove the a/c from the sleeve but mine is 220 volt hardwired on the outside of the sleeve that was done so the cord wouldn't show 35 years ago the Kenmore quit , the problem it's not budging maybe 35 years of dirt and rust is the culprit we ordered a new through the wall a/c
I’m going to cut an access panel today on my tile bathtub. Going to make a rectangle hole to get access to the plumbing to replace the faucets. Wish me luck. Great video Bob
What do you call the “metal bar” you inserted into the wood? Where can I buy the “metal bar” that you inserted into the wooden column? I am completing a similar job with 6x6’ yellow pine columns. How far into the column? How far into the concrete?
Great job! I'm quite curious what the cost for covering an AC unit hole would be nowadays? I live in NJ and I want to get ride of my old AC units but I'm not sure I can endeavor in such an operation you just did! Thanks!
Thanks for the video. I laughed watching you struggle with that darn Agitater seemed very Agitating I decided pretty much right away that im going to take nut off and then put cleaner in the washer and run it to my surprise it just Agitated darn near right off. I love thinking out of the box figured that cant be the only way. there's got to be a betterman way unofficial motto. lol great video sorry for lose thanks for help.
I'm preparing to change out 8 basement windows in a duplex I own and have watched many videos on the subject. This is one of the best of not the best video of them all. Very thorough, very professional, very well done, Sir! Thanks to you and your helper.
What product did you get to trim the post base? Could you include dimensions and any important installation tips, please? Thank you for the video! Hoping to do this Saturday with my dad and husband.
Wow. My bottom plate refuses to come off. I’ve been using some heavy gage wire and I’m lifting the entire machine up. I’m even wrapping the wire around a metal bar for leverage. I’m sitting on top of the machine to hold it down. I’m 6’2” and 220. I can’t budge this mofo. I’ve tried hammering it to loosen it and nothing. I’ve wrestled with this thing for 20 mins 2 times now. What else have people done??
Weird. Watching this is 2024, and the temperatures are about the same. Great video! Thanks for posting! Update: I'm at the part where your daughter is changing the other one. Superb video, really. Props on being a good dad, too. God bless you, man! 👍🏻
Thanks for making this. I’m having a similar issue, but I’m unable to get the bolt loose it just seems to keep spinning even when I hold the drum in place any ideas?