Thank you for taking the time to explain this service. I was a little confused at first, but no longer am and have signed up for my 6 month free service. Check out the HP OfficeJet 8015e as a solid upgrade replacement for yourself. 😊

How can I remove the gas tank on a T210?

Mine filled up totally in 5 days!! Works great but very expensive.

People forget or don't know that the kirby isn't just a vacuum it's a whole home care system more than any other vacuum..

Great information! In Missouri a WELL DONE steak is considered BURNT!!😂 We like our steaks “Med-Rare!”

Mines worked

I usually stock up around Christmas for my year supply of AAA, AA, D & 9 Volt alkaline batteries at big box store. Now one nogoodnic manufacturer had all.of the batteries turned so its impossible to tell what country they are made in. I refuse to purchase or use any safety or test equipment, LED'S electrical supplies & batteries from lying cheating lack of quality control communist china. The two Wal-Mart's near me never have the battery assortment in one locations. They might have AA'S in 3 locations, D's in camping etc.

also some way the battery's are used determines do you need cheap or the longest lasting and sadly both Eveready and Duracell outsourced which means they not necessarily the manufacturer any more just slap the lable of x y z brand . now some outsourcing comes with strict methods and materials . but if not strictly testing china especially cheats not sure how other asian country's are. odd case i bought an alarm clock with the big old style bells but it clearly stated use only carbon zinc not alkaline AA so i buy 8 for 1.25 dollar tree also use them in my hurricane lamps that take 3 AA since only used 1 or 2 x year i have stopped leaving batteries installed i remove them rubber band together so they stat together

I switched to the Thunder bolt Edge 2 years ago because they cost less and last longer. So far, I have not had a Leak problem with them either unlike all the Duracell and Costco batteries that have leaked in the past.

I saw a video about two towns that were pretty close together and both of them had battery factories in them. They were the main employers in the area and many families had members that worked in one factory and another worked in the other town. One of the factories made Rayovac batteries, I can't remember what the other one made. But Energizer bought both of them and then had meetings with the employees telling them how valuable they were and the future looked good blah blah. Close to Christmas they announced that they were closing both plants. And raising the prices of the batteries. The two towns were devastated as they were both very small towns and the battery factories provided most of the jobs in the area. Typical Wall Street. I've had far more taken from me by guys in three piece suits than guys with a ski mask and hoodie.

Their hair is falling out from the toxic chroming environment. Wild!

Just bought one and mine dosent have the S style blade

Hi I have a question for on the app. Do I have to subscribe for hp+ or do I have the option not to use it subscribe?

This new mower blows out grass and other debris to hard . Throws out alot of dirt very unsafe

Why does it blow hard

You will get some small grit with all gutter guards. With Leaf Filter the grit can clog your product.

Menards' regular price on Rayovac High Energy is $15.98 for a 48 pack (before 11% rebate!). They also have a brand called Promier for around $6 for 24 alkalines (before rebate) that look like super cheap Chinese batteries.

Check harbor freight coupon data base for the most recent sales/coupons

The thunderbolts can routinely be bought for around $5. When the coupon does come out its normally set to limit 4 per purchase.

Harbor Freight becoming the Hyundai of tools. Remember what a joke Hyundai is and not so much anymore? You can say the same for Harbor Freight. Not everything is great, but there is a lot of really good, reliable stuff there now.

Wait. Can you do a video about batteries?

Can buy refills from Temu a whole lot cheaper.

those members mark batteries look to be a winner to me, good run time, available and not to expensive.

Years ago I raced RC cars competitively and we always used alkalines in the controllers. We had a variety of battery testing and analyzing equipment and Energizer always came out on top. Sad to see they have lost their mojo, but I'm glad someone is carrying the torch to test and compare batteries.

I use Energizer due reduced risk of leakage. Duracell have a bit more energy capacity but a ruined device due to leakage is a cost also that must be factored in. If the leakage isn't bad, some can be fixed with vinegar, but some devices are ruined. Curious why you find such capacity variation, since alkaline chemistry is well understood....maybe different optimization or cost issues...

I used to work for Rayovac in Madison, WI when they were more than just a brand name owned by Energizer. I always thought they were the best value as far as alkaline batteries go. The R&D team at Rayovac was outstanding. It's interesting to see that they outlast the batteries of the company that bought them out. They're still my first choice.

Best test.👍🏻Can do more videos?

Good job! Your results are exactly what I expected within the same chemistry, a few cells changing positions but keeping the overall trend because all alkalines have "ballpark" voltage strengths. Now if you switch to carbon-zinc (heavy-duty), nickel-metal hydride, or lithium disposables, you'll end up seeing a MUCH wider difference between methods, than staying within the same chemistry, because the loss or gain in voltage is significant to the total energy most devices require. If you do this, it will be interesting how revealing your cost value comparison shakes out, all chemistries considered. Many people want alternatives to alkaline due to leakage.

Leaf Filter mesh clogs up, I like this design actually better.

These types of mowers are manufactured at the lowest price point per component possible. That doesn't mean they can't stand the test of time. It's up to the owner in how they use it and how they are maintained. I bought a John Deere L110 back in November of 2003 and it has run way beyond expectations. It has the Kohler 17.5 hp engine. I change the oil and filter every other year. It has the original spark plug. I've replaced the belt and blades once in 20 years. Original tires too. Now I have seen people destroy these cheaper mowers in less time than you've had yours. Glad to see someone out there tending to their equipment like they should.

Straight answer - NO

Thanks for making this video, I wondered how these worked! Awesome that you figured out how to fix this! It's a shame that EasyPlant support couldn't help you fix it, when the solution is so easy to execute!

Kev !!!! I watch your bike build all the time !! I was looking for help for my washer and you have the same one!! I thought the voice sounded familiar..... I actually had to change the same blower wheel and you made it ease. I also needed to replace the washer timer, which could not find anywhere, there were some on ebay but were sold 2 weeks before I needed to replace mine. I couldn't find a used nor a replacement. After 3 weeks searching I found a place in Canada named Turner's Timer repair. They do vintage rebuilds and replacements etc. They rebuilt it to factory specs and its beautiful. Anyway keep the mountain bike videos coming long with the builds !! I totally dig the full upgraded components. I'm rolling a vintage Motobecane 400HT with full upgrades due to some of your reviews!!! Thanks man !!!

Kev. Thank you for your videos. Gives me a lot to think about. I’ve settled on the craftsman T2400 but I’m worried about one thing. Moving to a new place with a couple acres and we’re wanting to put in a garden and I’m big on lawn maintenance. In your opinion, would this mower be capable of pulling a small tiller, spreader, sprayer etc.? Thanks for your time.

What I hear from you is if you are a technical user who probably even read the fine print, then you can understand what Instant Ink is in detail, and you can understand that the HP+ program is Not mandatory and which caveats that one comes with; what the detailed terms are, and you can make an informed choice about the value for your current needs and wants. You are not the average consumer by a long shot then. You may be uniquely positioned in your printing needs there -- many people can go months without needing to print anything, then have a sudden need for a big project. Anyway that does Not mean the way HP+ & Instant Ink programs are marketed are not incredibly scammy/exploitive and advertised in a deceptive way that should not be encouraged. It's the form of advertising and marketing - Laying a minefield for people who don't read all the fine print and conditions discussed below the top line advertising for a value-added service to the Printer they just purchased; while sneaking in digital locks. You can start with the fact "Included" cartridges shipped with the printers will sometimes be Instant Ink cartridges, Then the average consumer had to sign up for that trial or Instant ink trial to use the ink included in your purchase of the printer. You aren't going all the way back to the store to get your first cartidge working -- the consumer is made to think signing up for these things is Just the proper setup procedure for the new printer, and the Instant Ink trial is essentially mandatory (As enforced by locking that starter cartridge to the program). As for Instant Ink: the top-line advertising describes it as a Plan that provides Original HP Ink. Regardless of how it is logical from a business standpoint for HP to put Digital Locks on that ink due to their business risks.. Of course it makes sense if you understand the plan's business model, But not for the average consumer who just heard about Instant Ink for the first time in their new printer's documentation - The issue is False advertising by omitting that caveat from the Top line description of the service. What people are lead to believe is that they are paying for is a monthly service that includes the Ink delivery - Once in their possession they believe the ink is their property. It's described as Ink Delivery service in the advertising - not an Ink Cartridge rental service. The discussion about Activation and Deactivation of cartridges does not Appear in the Instant Ink program's flyer or advertising. When you pay for a monthly service that includes the delivery of physical goods - such as Food, Books, Magazines, etc. You generally own the thing after it is delivered to you physically. You have had to pay for that service before you received the delivery. The company advertising the subscription has to tell you otherwise before payment! If HP advertised it as "Original HP Ink cartridges* Which may be used only on printers with an active Instant Ink subscription and must be returned upon cancellation." They would be fine. That is Not what the advertising literature for the Instant Ink program says. It just says Original HP Ink Cartridges. So if the consumer does Not read carefully and thoroughly, they are in for some serious surprises, and that Alone is an issue.

Can you review energizer max plus?

This is the video i want from a longer time, thanks brother.👍🏻

This is awful, screw hp and every company that is doing this.

Epson and HP is an absolute scam. They rip people off, they try and monopolise markets. They implement horrendous software to prevent using competitors ink and users using their own hardware. Their cartridges barely contain any ink and all the added trash to them to disable their function and force users to purchase new ones is just vile. You're getting ripped off and you're boasting about it. Truly disgusting. Avoid these companies like the plague, and this channel too apparently

Hard pass for me. I've been a Brother laser user for the last 15 years, and I just bought my second machine about a year ago. I strictly use off brand toners. The Brother machines are built to last regardless of what brand of ink I use. While I spent a bit more upfront on my hardware, over time I've spent less and had fewer headaches than family and friends that buy a new HP or similar inkjet every 6-18 months.

HP is the Devil, Satan and Beelzebub. Even though was a subscribed user, when I didn't print enough, they remotely disabled the scan function. When I sought support through the native HP Smart App, I was funneled to Indian scammers. HP is bed with scammers!

No way would I buy a printer and be limited to the number of pages. There's times when I go a month without printing, and then times I need to print out a 100 page document to give to someone.

You can print at printshops for 10cents a page. And the price goes down the more you print.

Hey, it does not print without internet. Not a reliable product.

There are free apps for scanning documents.

Is it not dumb when you measure the performance of a printer based on "months" rather than number of pages?

Has your audience changed?

What I'd like to know is how the reverse-mowing function works, assuming it does. My old Craftsman (bought 20 years ago) had a very simple method for this: rotate the ignition one position counterclockwise and use the forward/backward lever to go either forward or backward while mowing. Many models now seem to have made reverse mowing much more difficult. That's not practical on my lawn - I do lots of backward mowing because I don't have room everywhere to do U-turns.