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@@drewbarton1100 Yes while true the screw/nail fastener will go through the tape it will surround it and still create a decent seal. The main pain points typically are the gaps between boards that heavily get worn from moisture and the elements, and with the tape the water doesn't sit on top and decay the board 🛠️
I have watched tis video a few time this refrigerator looke just like mines and I we t on Amazon and Home Depot I don't see my model number and it's confusing to me and I'm a woman trying to fix my refrigerator. 🤦🏽♀️
I have used miter saws for 20 years and have owned several and different brands ...my wife bought me this same saw for xmas and I just unboxed and used it yesterday August 16th 2024...I think it was a good saw but I have 2 gripes ...1st I do not like the shield guard being black..I like to see where my cut line and my blade is at all times...so I found myself awkwardly using my trigger hand thumb to lift the guard which is sketchy as hell and outright dangerous....2nd I didn't realize that the left fence was movable and already locked into place so when I went to do my 45 degree bevel I chopped right through it and thankfully it was aluminum and didn't send shards of steel blade or fence into my face or body...other than that it's a nice saw
Thanks for the video. Was real helpful. We got 2 different fans off Amazon that matched ours perfect. A little different setup with our fan housing and rubber boot/sleeve. It was a sliver of rubber for like sound deadening. Our's was a toploader. Took about 2 hours. We cleaned EVERYTHING while we were at it and back-and-forth tool fetching. I had to use a little plastic pry bar to help get that back section over the coils loose. It was pretty gummie. We were real careful not to bump anything back there too. Appreciate your help. I would not even know where to start without watching your video. :)
I just went ahead I got a little file and as soon as the Thin part started whitening on the file and touching the hole I just turned it a little to widen the hole so the line could fit. I can get a drill bit and make it a little wider but I wouldn't count on all the scrap plastic falling inside so definitely something around that why that could fit inside the hole and stretch the hole out just a little and it takes literally about a second to 2 seconds
@@FffrFff-s6u It's the cleaner intake hose and on this model it fits on the vertical nipple that protrudes perpendicular right past the water pressure line hookup. You can see it installed at 18:45
It would have been nice if you could have cut some pieces and placed them in your toolbox. With some tools on top, opened and closed the drawers to see the result.
@@daveshangar6820 As a byproduct I do that very test in my 'Toolbox Widget' video but it's more focused on that product vs. the liner: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xrLsvGitGFs.htmlsi=n45ZF-JyKolRq9Zd
I went out there two weed eat and I heard something rattling in the gas station and I saw that it was the fuel filter the tube that went in it had completely disintegrated I went to home Depot and all they had was a kit for all three lines is this the only way? Please help I'm 67-year-old handicapped female without a guy around. And the kit cost almost $30. Which I really can't afford.
@@deenagleason1225 The line kit I used is on Amazon and a lot cheaper: amzn.to/498TLB0 For my instance I only replaced the line and not the fuel filter, you might look for other videos that show that of needed. Hope this helps!
@@TheEclecticHandyman thank you I was just wondering if I could get tubing. And change the filter tube out I don't know I don't think I can do this anyway looks like it's something that I'm not sure I can handle I don't hardly have tools either. Is the tubing a special kind
That's the one thing I'll say after owning these for a while that I'm still not wild about is the firmness in which they open and close. I'm used to them kind of flopping open, and then have to be pushed open. As you say, maybe they'll loosen up more over time. Thanks for watching! 🛠️
I have the 3/8 drive Craftsman 12. Point deep and I'm missing the 15/16 and 7/8 I have the 13/16 part number g43318 and I the one sae part number 43320 g the 1 12point is the biggest 3/8 and do you know the part number for my missing socket in your book
@@craigdave3266 Yep so the 13/16" deep is part # 43338. The 7/8" is part # 43339. The 15/16" is part # 43328. The 1" is part # 43329. Hope this helps! 🛠️
@@davidkirk8025 The complete assembly is called a 'roller' technically it's the stem/shaft being lubricated. The ball bearings inside the nylon wheel are sealed and not maintainable anyway.
Good video. I have the same pump on my Craftsman PW that was purchased in 2008. It has been barely used 5 hours and still running strong. I went to the pump manufacturer website and downloaded the owners manual for the new pump.
The 18-gallon Project Source totes you mention will not fit side by side on these shelves. They must have changed the dimensions of the totes because they're too tall and wide. They're 15.4 inches tall and there's only 14.5 inches between shelves. They're 16.9 inches wide, so two side-by-side are 33.8 inches, and you said there's only 33 inches across for totes.
So I just measured the bins I have and they are 14" tall, and 16" wide. The shelves are 14.5" tall and 33" wide, so 2 of these fit in snugly. I just checked my receipt and my 18 gallon totes were Item #831516 and listed as, "This item is no longer sold on Lowes.com." Hopefully you can find something similar that fits. 🛠️
@@gtcam723 Yes the Craftsman Professional set is a really nice set. I typically use them for above the car projects where I'm not sliding them across the garage floor. Thanks for watching! 🛠️
Awesome clarity, a big job for us seniors made simple . Will be saving your site as a reference Big savings for us who are on limited funds,. A Great friend to all USA Seniors.
@@dodgers9302 The reason I didn't use a spacer is because this is pressure treated lumber that's still wet, and as it dries it will shrink up to 1/2" give or take. Wet boards should be laid up against each other and as they dry, the gap occurs naturally. If you're using kiln dried wood, then you'd want to use spacers. Thanks for watching! 🛠️
Hi, my friend, I sure did appreciate your video. My return line came off and i had no clue what to do until your video came up. Thanks a lot i can now attempt my repair first thing in the morning.
