Save yourself a bit of discomfort and downtime by wearing a mask while taking up old flooring.. the stuff can really hurt you. Best of luck with the project!
Has anyone here attached the DB holsters directly to a belt, maybe with rivets? As a handyman, I use different ToughBuilt quick remove pouches but almost always want a hammer on my hip. I've actually bent a pretty thick steel hammer loop built into a TB pouch just by squatting with the hammer under my butt. Surprised me.
@@brucesingleton-t7l I ordered mine through my local JD dealer, I would think you could purchase from an online parts store as well. Not sure about other part numbers though.
When did naming snow storms become a thing, and why? In the old days it was just another snow, no big deal. Just shovel yourself out and wait for the next one. Everyone is such a snowflake nowadays.
you could. questionis how long tillthe hole stretches open and fasteners fall out. .maybe if you used leather patch on each side? like an over sized washer and a big rivet
@kadenkorhummel633, My truck came with a Plow Prep Package Installed. The black beacon switch is installed as part of this package. It is on a 30A fuse in my case. On my truck there were 2 taped blunt wires up in the head liner, one being the ground the other being the switched power. I spliced 3 wires off of the factory installed black beacon switch wire so I could run 3 separate switches. So I have to turn the black beacon switch on and then use the 3 toggle switches I installed to control 3 different sets of lights. Hope this helps.
This is an extremely well set up and organised space. I come back to watch this video every time I need inspiration to organise. This video needs more views
Glad to see you put in the extra effort to set just a single paver the right way. I’m trying to do something similar but I want to try and mold my own splash block and make it a little more decorative. Thanks for the video.
@calebphelps7734, you could use a full piece. I used couplings and end caps to make the entire length of the pipe the same diameter, but that was really only for cosmetic appearance purposes :)
I did the same thing. I put the bolts a bit lower and took out some stitches where the leather meets the nylon and sewed in a webbing loop with a slide buckle to make the angle adjustable. There are photos on reddit I copied.
Yes, there are 2 drain plugs for the transmission/hydraulic oil. All the drain plugs on my tractor have a yellow paint on them, not sure if that is the case on all John Deere though.
I've done this on my set of milwaukee bags and it's not uncomfortable at all, but I didn't use the bolt set up. Instead I used the insert style bolt set that has the sleeved threading. Instead of cutting the material I used the soldering iron to burn the hole through. You don't even feel the fasteners with the right belt set up. I have recently purchased a set of Diamondback bags and love em. I use my other set up for trim projects 👍
It’s hard to tell from the angle when he put the belt on after the modifications. But I did the same with mine and the hammer sleeve creates a gap between the bolts and your hip so there is no contact.
@@paularsenault419 yeah you don't even notice the bolts due to that slight gap, even when the hammer isn't in the sleeve. I also did the same for the flat bar sleeve for the left side. Both my setups have these same sleeves
@@r.deanmcknight136 I’m looking to both sleeves on my Milwaukee belt. Do you have any pics of yours posted anywhere? I’d love to see what you did. I’m thinking grommets so the material won’t wear over time. Thanks!
