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Had a question.. what if my truck came factory with a back up camera but wanna swap it for one that dont reason being is the tailgate that is currently on there has a big dent on the top fount one on marketplace for a fairly good deal but no back up camera
Hi, Kayden. I'm not sure, but I do know that the folks at Infotainment.com have been very helpful with me. Give then a ring and see if they can help with compatibility. Good luck!
I have a LTX 1042 KW. Bought LEDs and I need new terrain grabbing wheels and rims so I can switch them. I would not paint the wheels black. I definitely would not tint my headlights on a tractor.
You could actually put in a moen single leaver shower Faust without changing the plumbing I did it they spin on no leak then I used lug ell for the shower spray and raised a little it the right so better movement 🙏🙏🙏prayers
Hi, Deborah. Very sorry to hear that yours are not working the way you want. I wonder if the camera settings need to be adjusted. I had to go into each of mine and turn up the motion sensitivity, the recording length, eliminate the privacy/motion limiting zones if they had previously been set, etc... After I did that, they have been working very well for us. Maybe you already tried that, but just throwing a few suggestions out there to see if it helps. Hopefully you're able to get them working or find an alternate solution.
Hi, Steve - yes, the guys that helped maintain our septic used to stress cleaning the filters regularly. I also found out later that we should be purging the leech field once a year like in this video. The joys of living out of town. 😎
Thanks, Steve! Yes, I'm on a bit of a hiatus on this channel because I'm working on other projects. 🙃 If the attention seems to increase again on this channel, I'll resume making videos again sooner. You may like some of my RU-vid Shorts - I did make quite a few of those here as well. Always, I appreciate your feedback and we welcome you to the community!
Thank you, Brad. This is why I throttled down on making them. They take so much personal time but then they just don't get the returns. Working on alternate projects now.
Hello! Yes, it'll probably do this. But if you're looking to remove algae from a larger concrete or a deck surface, a higher power pressure washer would be preferable. Hope this helps!
I appreciate this footage. I’m a great, great granddaughter of Thomas Chalkley Benbow through my mother Debby, my grandmother Margaret (Ragsdale) Miller, and her mother Dorothy(Benbow) Ragsdale daughter of Thomas Benbow. I’ve only seen the gravity mill. My mother took me there years ago. So neat to see more. I’ve thought about trying to take the drive up there one of these days. Had no idea just how rough the road is going up. Really enjoyed watching this
Thank you! I'm very glad you enjoyed this as it has so much meaning to you. What a journey to think about the history in a place like this. I really appreciate you taking the time to share your family history here - that my makes this place even more special when we return.
Absolutely gorgeous but I don't know if my belly can take it. We live near Spearfish Canyon which I think I can 'consider' a straight road in comparison??? 🤣
I have a 2016 3500 and replaced batteries twice in a month. I'm scared to drive it bc I don't want to be stranded with my kids. Its lifted and oversized tires...towing will be super costly if I break down. Help!
Hi, Diana. Sorry about the delay in my response. What I do is carry around one of these amzn.to/3ziUEdv . I had to use it quite a bit before I got my problem solved and it worked every time. Just keep it charged up. Have you replaced your battery (or potentially both batteries if you have a diesel) with the genuine Mopar battery from the dealership? That's what I had to do to bring about my resolution - despite having already bought two from AutoZone.
@@BigfootDadExploresMontana Thank you for replying! I found the problem. I have AMP Research power running boards and the motor was out on one of them, which was impeding it to retract when shutting the door, thus keeping the light on and draining my battery. For now, it's unplugged until I replace the motor. 🙏 Hope this helps someone else.
Drives me nuts when I see someone click two or 3 times on a torque wrench, might as well not even use a torque wrench. 1 Click is all that is needed thewy are designed that way, if you can even find one that is accurate
Crazy great video - I'm looking for a new mower and i was just curious about upgrades. I never suspected I'd subscribe, but your video is just too good not to!
Hi, enrolled2888 - that's exciting! Have you been looking at RVTrader.com? I see a few on there, one of them is close for about 28k. Perhaps they will negotiate.
I like to think of it at aerating the lawn. 😅 Yes, if you have a lush green carpet, this could be bad. But for the terrain I had, it was ok. Certainly I could see the tires digging in some places.
Hi, Wendy - well, that sucks! I wonder how the consumer is supposed to know when to service the unit. Nonetheless, you can put one on and tuck it away safely in the engine compartment. I have one just like this that sits inside my generator and has lasted for years. amzn.to/3V7bd4M Maybe this will help.
Thanks for the video. How easy is it to remove the camera from the mount? I’m thinking of mounting the mounts with 3M VHB tape outside my trailer and just removing the cameras on travel days? Thanks!
Hi, Rich - the (older) cameras mount on a little circular socket type connection. Not the best, but it does work. Yes, you could certainly more permanently mount the base and just pop the cameras on and off. Maybe the design has improved on the newer cameras and would work even better. Hope this helps!
This is awesome, Paul! If you want to submit a picture and a brief caption, I can post it on our RU-vid community page. Just send it to our Instagram or Facebook page. Thank you!
Hi, Brandon - yes, it seems that seller rotates through the tire selections. Sometimes they're there, sometimes not. I looked on SunF's site and they're out too. Perhaps try these: amzn.to/3KhoIbX Hope this helps!
Hi, Paul! I can assure you this was intentional when I wrote it into the script as us kids back in the 80s used to say it quite a bit. Here's some background: ygdp.yale.edu/phenomena/alls-construction
Never had an automatic battery charger. Have an ancient old 1 amp trickle charger though I put on occasionally when I bring the battery indoors for winter storage. I thought of adding a brush guard, but then I wouldn't be able to get in as close as I like to in some areas, leaving more for the string trimmer to do so I opted against it. I did add LED lights instead of the old incandescent 1156's. Our land is fairly flat so atv tires are unnecessary. I did however pump slime into the old tires so I don't have to air them back up every week, lol. Adjusted the valve lash yesterday, .004 on the intake and .006 on the exhaust. Also added "poor man's power steering" by adding needle bearings to the front axle spindles. Will also add bearings to front axles and get rid of the old bushings to save on axle wear and let the wheels spin more freely. Also fixing to put in an inline fuel switch to make it easier to run the carb dry in the fall without having to empty the tank.
Just bought a Cub LT50, and was thinking of adding bearings to the axles. If you have an AGM battery you should make sure the battery charger is compatible.
@@anthonybrincefield2812 The batteries I use are plain old-fashioned lead acid batteries. I've found that if I leave them in the mower over the winter it shortens their lifespan significantly as opposed to wintering them indoors in my utility room and occasionally topping them off with the trickle charger. My last battery lasted about 3 years keeping it outside in the mower. My current battery is the same brand, same cranking amps, etc. and so far it is now on its 5th year and cranks the engine over as well as when it was new. Now, of course I don't do that with my truck's battery, but it gets used at least once a week so it isn't sitting dormant in the cold for long periods of time. I did add the needle thrust bearings to the steering spindles and they work great. However, the bearings I tried to replace the bushings with, while they fit okay inside the wheel hubs, they would not fit on the axles at all, not even when trying to persuade them with a BFH, lol. So, for now at least I'll just keep greasing the old bushings.
Good video thanks for posting it. My sons 2010 ford fusion has a similar issue, we have replaced the alternator 3 times, battery keeps draining, and can't figure it out. Battery checks out and have had it charged by the auto parts store a few times as well and even bought a home battery charger/ maintainer, still completely stumped, because he's never had any issues with the actual starter, or with the vehicle starting until the battery drains usually within 24 hours.
Hi, Fate - thank you for your feedback! If you haven't had a good electrical auto mechanic do a parasitic draw test, that might be a really good route to go. Or you can do this yourself if you feel comfortable - there are a few good videos on RU-vid explaining how to do this. We did parasitic drain tests on mine but it never misbehaved when they were performing the tests. My root problem, or so I think so far, was that my battery choices were sub par and I just needed adequate voltage. I don't know how common of a problem this is, though. Hope this helps and looking forward to hearing how you get yours resolved.
Hi, Robert - if I recall right, I think I got about 1/4" from the bigger tires, but I couldn't fit any larger on because otherwise they would contact the deck. Maybe this has changed a bit with models over the years, but I'm maxed out without some serious modifications. Hope this helps.
