yes it is, and I remember they even have chicken strips in the morning. I love what carnival has done with Bok Bok, Guys Burgers and Blue Iguana. Can't go wrong with any of them.
Not much along the river, but lots of places downtown and in Brandon where we stayed after the cruise. Our friends stayed at a Marriott near the airport and a mall is close by with many places to eat. We went to that mall on our first day in Tampa and it was really nice with a. huge food court and many restaurants around the perimeter.
I think my wife said she went to a show and the cruise director gave the numbers and I think she said about 2800 or 2900. I know tendering into Catalina was so backed up the captain asked people to wait a few hours before going shore. On disembarkation day there was a very long line to get off the ship.
Really enjoyed this journey of learning about the Canadian Rocky Mountains itself is amazing 🤩 I did the Rocky Mountains in the USA on the Empire builder super liner ride three days two nights of beautiful views and amazing!Im in Astoria Oregon at the mouth of the Columbia Rivers also known as the pacific graveyards of thousands of shipwreck captain goerge Flavel! I am going to British Columbia next year ❤
So glad you enjoyed my video and have wonderful time in BC. Of course your area in Oregon is every bit as beautiful as BC. I loved our Rocky Mountaineer vacation. We also did the Rocky Mountaineer trip from Denver to Moab Utah. The scenery is very different but spectacular on both trips. I will try to find those videos and put them on RU-vid. We have so many travel and cruise videos dating back to 2019 it’s difficult to locate the ones I want to work on.
@@randyweaver8354 I’m just thankful to see how beautiful everything looks and thanks for responding I appreciate that and I’m sure you will find something to suit your mood and mindset when you’re editing your work and you can throw in some meaningful memories onto your a footages I love it 😻 and your welcome 🙏🏻 of course
@@randyweaver8354 👍 Great! I gathered you don't really hate planes (there were a lot of them...) and you also know something about them. I LOVE aircraft! Nice that you shared your visit to that museum.
Hi John, thanks for watching my videos. I hope you and or other people get something useful from these. It does take time to edit and upload. Kind of like volunteer work. I think RU-vid is a wonderful platform. Most of the videos I see on RU-vid are people trying to help other people (like how to fix a rug doctor carpet cleaner- my most popular video). On the subject of Europe, because of the European Union, going from country to country is more like going from state to state in the US. Having a single currency like the Euro helps even if you are using a credit card because you can do a quick calculation in your head on how much in dollars something costs.
I am surprised at how relatively close France, Germany and Switzerland are to one another. Good choice, Randy, to select pizza over a loaf of French bread.
Excellent video Randy! I am so glad that both you and Kate continue to see the World by cruising. Budapest seems to be an ancient, but lovely city. I learned something new from you both. I did not know that 'The White Bridge' separated two separate cities, Buda and Pest. Hence the name, Budapest. I finally was able to see 'The Danube River', thanks to you, if only in a video. I thought that the water would be a more distinctive shade of blue. You both sure have done a great deal of walking. Enjoy your new cruise in Jamaica! I greatly miss talking with you both over our dinners on Princess-especially in the specialty dining. John Russo
Thanks John. Glad you enjoyed the video. We have so many videos from our travels that I just decided to start putting everything on RU-vid. They are just sitting on a hard drive and I thought that maybe somebody could get some benefit from them and sounds like you did. Hope we get to cruise together again someday.
for lubrication, I highly suggest using silicone grease. Very few solvents are able to remove silicone grease. I learned this the hard way, but never let that grease anywhere near a HVLP or LVLP sprayer!!!
My Rug Doctor pump was not exactly like this as only one end unscrewed, but close enough. I removed the pump, unscrewed the end, took out the parts, made sure all valves moved freely, reassembled the pump installed, works perfect. Thanks for the video.
Hi Randy I have a pump that look likes that one but when I open it it is very different. Since everything fell on the ground when I open it I don’t know how to put it back together the right way. Any suggestions?
I used a tooth brush and Bon Ami to scrub the inside of the tube. I use a fine plastic dish scrubber on a sponge with Bon Ami on the outside sleeve. I then soaked the plunger in cleaning vinegar. Just an update, I used my machine tonight and all worked great. I used to have a leak when I parked it to move furniture, it doesn't leak anymore either. Pump works fine. I tested my pump before I reinstalled it. I put insulated alligator clips on the 120 volt motor leads which are on a small power cord I made up, I hooked up a hose and held it under the faucet and let cold water run by gravity into the pump. I turned on the pump with my extension cord and it worked great!
Thanks for your video. Done very professionally and informative. Now I need to figure our how to get to the pump. This Rug Doctor is a real piece of junk. We should have bought the real deal.
There is a video on disassembly entitled "DDC pump" that shows how to get to the pump.That one was uploaded by Rug Doctor. I had a Bissell prior to the Rug Doctor and gave it to Goodwill because the pump stopped spraying. Since this seems to be how these things fail, I suspect you could fix any upright carpet cleaner using the same method.
Thanks for the video. I fixed the pump with your guidance. I have to admit I had more problem getting the final top cover on navigating over the wires and the vertical switch which is the the way.
ok i see that you put that it didnt work till you polished the piston but my question is is there a way to put power to it while you have it out to see if it actually works or not
Now to find out if this video just saved my buns... I'm gonna take my classic Wide Track apart and see if this is not my problem before I start spending money. I would be so relieved, and so would me son.
Excellent vid! I have a question about the cylinder - I have the Jiayin pump which is minimally different. I think it was a replacement for the one you have or vice versa. My question is - should the copper cylinder come out? Mine does not seem to want to. The 2 sleeve halves and plastic ring turn but not very freely. Is this an issue as long as the piston moves freely within the cylinder?
To be honest I don't really know. I generally take broken things apart and try and figure out how that work and try and fix them. That was the case with this pump. So Here is my best guess. I think the plunger, spring and check valve are the working parts that need to move freely (BTW- I would like to reserve the right to be completely wrong). I believe that the sleeves and plastic washer may help with vibration damping. Again just a guess. Best of luck - let me know if you get it working.
