@@KennethFKlein Not as loud as it was on this video.

Yes, brushing the steps takes a few seconds and the robot will take it from there.

@anthonyg6221 I am still going on my first poly blade without having to flip it and my concrete driveway has no wear from the blade. You will be happy with your blade on asphalt. The Eiger is a workhorse for us. Plowing in the winter and getting buried in the mud the rest of the year. I out on some mud tires and it's doing great. Unless you have some hydraulic back pressure on the plow blade you may not be able to scrape down to bare pavement with any blade. It depends on the type of snow you have, sometimes the weight of the blade isn't enough to scrape it all away. This goes for any type of blade. But it does enough so a little sun and a few hours, it melts away the thin layer. You can add weight to the blade but that adds more wear on the scraping edge. The skid shoes are really for gravel driveways.

@@dsmtsi I received and installed the poly blade today. Just like yours, I left the metal scraper on the front for support. I agree, the weight of my 50" blade isn't very much and that probably effects the amount of snow left behind. I also have a private road off my driveway (Gravel) that I need to plow. There is usually a nice icy crust on the gravel road once winter sets in so I'll see how this does. I put the skid shoes on all the way to the lowest setting and the poly blade is sitting on the pavement. I'm just going to leave the shoes on for now and see how it goes. Lackluster snowfall last year and this winter is not much better. Northeast WI winters just aren't what they used to be. My poly blade was shipped in a straight box. Mine appears to be much more firm than your poly blade. Feels like it would crack if I tried to make a circle with it.

@anthonyg6221 Ya, our winters haven't been too snowy the last few years either. Finally had some snow yesterday and got to use the plow. It would probably last a little longer being more rigid than mine. I took the skid shoes all the way up on mine to the ppint whwre they are not touching at all but I have concrete. My plow blade does have rear welded to it one either end facing the ATV. I can hang weights from the rear if I want it to scrape down to concrete. I hung 45lbs per side on it and it made a difference. I only did it once as even without the weight what ever is left after plowing is thin enough it just melts in the sun.

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Ya way more than I was expecting . They are sounding even better as they are breaking in as well.

No Subwoofer - These speakers really have surprised me, especially given the price on sale at only $225 Canadian. This is without a subwoofer and volume at only 68 on the Aiyima T9 Pro amp. The bass is turned up all the way on the amp though. The house and windows are shaking which surprised me. The 2 passive woofers really seem to do the job of playing down low. These are in the office are are more than enough for the room which is roughly 20 x 15. This video is to show just how much the drivers are moving on those low notes, sound quality you can't really tell over the internet as you are limited to the phone mic which is taking the video and then youtube compression etc. Also note while these are great at playing down to 38htz (and even lower) a sub is always recommended as it will never play that low with the same db as a sub can. But as far as sound quality goes I would rather have these speakers on their own than with a cheap sub that is just boomy as you would be taking away from the speakers. If you have another song you want to hear on these speakers let me know.

You're welcome, glad it helped.

Your welcome

@mikekraemer5918 Hello,, you can add rhe worms right away as I did with this bin, no need to wait. Unfortunately got too busy with life to keep making the welly videos. I wish I would have thought. The worms gave me great castings, and I also learned a lot about them the biggest thing is co trolling moisture levels and temp. It got too cold in the garage over winter and worms started to excape. I lmived them to the basement to keep warm and was misting them a lot but not enough. The bin dried out and moat tried to excape and died. When I have more time I will start again with the knowledge I learned fro this bin. The castings were great and the worms were composting quite a bit once they got settled.

@pkj77 LOL maybe they saw this video and started advertising it as a shave bowl. This is a dog food bowl, the ribs slow down the dogs eating as it makes it harder to get all the food at once.

@ForeverWinter1812 Glad this helped you. I am still using mine and with the dame shave brush that is still as good as the day I bought it. It's a perfect shave bowl.

@7350652 glad it helped you with your project.

Great to hear. They have updated the app, so it works much better now. Enjoy yours.

Did you like yours? Is it still working now? Ours is new pool and learning things.

@@personxyz1840 it's still going strong.

I am still using it along with the same shaving brush. Both work great.

These $50.00 latches have been going great for over a year wrangler. They still function and look great. No need to pay a fortune at the dealer. You do realize these are the newer latches on an older 2007 wrangler. They are not made to fit the 2007. This video is showing how to mount the new 2018+ latches on a 2017 and older wrangler. The older style rubber latches are crap from the factory, too much stretch in any kind of wind.

CVTech said it was fine. It may have needed to be broken in as it stopped making the noise. I had it off a few mote times playing with the clutching etc as well.

⁠@@dsmtsiand secondory clutch stopped spinning in neutral gear?

@@Aivarastot At low idle yes, when you give it gas the clutch grsbs. Have you checked your one way bearing? The next time I have the clutch cover off I'll make a video again.

⁠@@dsmtsiyes, i changed one way bearing, helix, belt, also those little tabs in primary clutch. Maybe I'll try to give it some time, to break in

You can use the button on the head unit to start cleaning but for any of rhe features you do need the app. It would be nice if they gave you more options on the physical head unit.

I am surprised as it works great for me. If you are expecting it to scrape ice like metal it probably won't but it does a great job for me and doesn't destroy the concrete driveway like rhe metal.

It's holding up great, I haven't had to flip it yet. I may not do as much plowing as you. I also don't have any down pressure on my plow.

That's what she said!

Ya, I have learned to let it thaw if I don't need the moisture in the bin and put it in frozen if I do need moisture in the bin. So far it is working well. I have to post some new videos of the harvest etc. I have been slacking.

This FallLine Poly blade has been great! I recommend it to anyone who has a plow on their quad or side by side. It is wearing fairly well, I haven't had to rotate it yet and there are no chips or chunks out of the concrete driveway since I started using it. The install is very easy, I would do it exactly the same way as in the video. I am glad this video helped. Please subscribe if you want. I have another video showing how to get more blade clearance when lifting the blade on the quad. Cheers

That did great, are it all. I am really behind in uploading the videos. The problem I have now is how to get all the worms out of the bin that is finished and I want to use for worm castings....

⁠One way is to put that bin on the top level, leave the lid off and fluff the castings whenever you are walking by. Obviously, if it's an outdoor system, put the lid on overnight. But, by exposing the castings to a bit of light (not direct sunlight) and fluffing, the worms will dive down in one or two days. Unfortunately, that will not address the cocoons that will be in those castings. If you want to build your worm population by saving those cocoons, there are three methods I know of. The first one is my preference. After the big worms have vacated that level, dump the entire level into another tote. Put a bit of food in one corner (a tablespoon). Wait 4-7 days and go in and grab any worms that are around the food. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Your castings will be now approximately one month old and a lot of the cocoons will have hatched. You may still miss some baby worms and cocoons, but at least you will get most of them. If you have time, continue to repeat until you need the castings. The second method is to do the top tray fluffing so the big worms will dive, then sift the castings to get as many small worms and cocoons as possible. Sifting requires the vermicompost to be very dry. Personally, I don't like to dry out my material that much, so I use sifting very rarely now. The third method is to manually go through the material (after the big worms have vacated to the lower level) and manually pull out any baby worms and cocoons. You can do this one small handful at a time. You will soon get used to spotting babies and cocoons. If the mixture is wet, the babies hide in the smallest lumps! Good luck! ~ Sandra

@@NanasWorms Thank you for the advice. I have them in the tip bin now but the lid is on because I don't want flies or other bugs laying eggs in the bin. But I guess I have no choice. I like method 1 for getting the eggs out. I have a lot of small baby worms and I don't want them to go outside with the rest of the castings. Thanks again.

Not at all. The wood is drying from the inside out, any moisture that gets on the outside of the wood has nothing to do wit the wood drying. It is better if there is a decent breeze blowing across the wood to speed things up but it's not necessary. Believe it or not the little sloped roof does deflect most of the rain and snow from the pile. You could always make a larger over hang but it's not necessary. I have burned wood that has only been drying 5 months in this rack and it still burned. When I can I try to burn wood that has been drying at least 1 year or longer. If you hear the wood sizzling and poping it means there is moisture still in the wood. It will still burn but not as well and not as hot.

The base of the unit shouldn't be under water at any time. That is what you are connecting to.

Ar the time of the review the M600 was new to the market, only out for a few months. It has cleaned well but the app has been a little glitchy. Mine is still going but last year started to have some issues picking up dirt at one section of the pool. I have to trouble shoot this year. I would have liked it to be trouble free for more than 3 years at this price. Hopefully your problem is an easy fix

So far its working well, just lately I am starting to see castings and a few worms in the inoculation tray but its still dry and most worms are in the top. I got the idea from another youtuber, I gave him credit in my first video.

Thanks for the tips, it's good to know I am on the right track and moisture level is ok. The worms are looking good and seem to be eating well.

Ya so far so good. The castings are starting to look really good. I can't wait to use them in the garden. I'll be doing updates every week, subscribe if you want to see the progress. :)

Glad it helps you with your project. Please subscribe I'd it helped you. Share videos of your project once complete.

The cause of the crank case filling up with gas is the float needle in the carb not sealing. It allows gas to get past and leak into the cylinder and down into the crank case. Mine was completley full of gas. My quad would start but not run unless I gave it a lot of gas and it was blowing lots of white smoke. I didn't ride it like this only ran it for a short while. Gas is a solvent and will remove all oil on the bearings etc. It will destroy your motor if you run it like this for a long time. Your new carb was probably leaking from the float valve slowly and slowly filled the crankcase for the 30min you rode it. You now have 2 problems. 1. You need to fix the float needle in the carb with a new one and make sure it is seating properly so it doesn't leak gas any more. Do this before you move to step 2. 2. You need to get all the gas out of the engine and flush with oil multiple times until you are sure there is no more gas in the crankcase. Drain the oil and full with new cheap oil. Start it up and let it run for 15 seconds. Turn it off and drain all the oil, replace with new. Start it up and let it run again for 40 seconds, drain the oil and replace with new. I did this process about 6 times until I was sure all the gas was out of the crankcase. Change the filter a few times in the process. Hopefully your bearings etc are ok. I also bought a Yamaha peacock that has an actual off setting so even if it happens again the peacock is off and can't leak gas into the crankcase. Hopefully this helps, I should have made a video of the entire fix but I didn't think anyone else would need it. If this helped you please consider liking and subscribing to the channel.

@@dsmtsi I appreciate the response. Ill subscribe for quickness. I'll start process this week. Do you think this is what is causing my bike not to start? Or since I road it while issue was there that it messed up piston or something internal and that's why it wont crank over? It'll crank everytime but won't turnover at all.

@@christ7900 I am not a mechanic so I can only tell you what I did based on my limited knowledge. But I do know if the crankcase is full of gas it won't run but it will turn over by hand at least. Does yours turn over at all? The damage that can be done running the quad with gas in the oil is the bearings will wear fast causing excess play, same with the cams in the head. If it is what my problem was ( the carb float needle leaking) the quad won't run as there is too much gas in the carb itself and in the crank / cylinder. Once yoy get it running you will know if there is damage by listening for any knocking or ticking that wasn't there before. Let's hope you didn't damage anything, I mean the carb probably started to leak when you were riding it, then got too rich so it stopped running, then filled up with gas over night as it sat. Did you smell gas in the garage? My garage smelled like gas bad and I couldn't figure out why until I pulled that cover off to get to the bolt to turn the engine over by hand... that's when I shot this video. I wanted to show my buddies how much gas was in there, lol.

@@christ7900 Here is the video from when I removed the drain plug from the bottom of the block, a lot more gas came out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d53VnZJ3n9Spj80

Yes, it is pretty useless as an actual pool cleaner unfortunately.

Ya I bought this when it was new to Canada. I was looking forward to this due to the easy emptying if the canister etc. I was so disappointed when I saw it didn't pick up any of the fiber dirt. The manufacturer saw the video and contacted me. They said it doesn't pick up the finer dirt but they were working on an improvement and wanted to send me an updated one for testing... I haven't heard back from them on an improvement. I told them I don't know how they didn't do any real world testing before bringing this to market. 5 min on my pool and I could see that something was seriously wrong. I can't believe you have been using it for 5 years. Were you vacuuming after the clea er was done its cycle to pick up the actual dirt?

The only fix is to return it and buy a cleaner that actually picks up the dirt.

Back then it was certainly not cheap. Not sure what it costs now. I really wanted it to work as the concept of not having a bag was a huge draw. I hope one day they will get it to work. Until then I have the maytronics m600.

Gtue video helped you out. It's an easy mod. Please like and subscribe.

Maytronics says it doesn't do stairs.

@@dsmtsi But does Maytronics say your stairs are going to be worse after you use it?

@@ursularight They aren't any worse after use that's for sure.

​@@dsmtsicome see my stairs after use & you'll see for yourself they are "for sure" worse. I brush the stairs at least 20mins before putting the robot in & again when I take it out. Obviously, the sand's not coming from outside the pool. But the robot moves sand to the stairs from somewhere else in the pool, presumably because it spends a long time righting itself when it gets confused by stairs; with the result that the stairs are indeed appreciably worse after the robot's been in use (while the rest of the pool looks cleaner). This happens even when it's on a floor only program - it partially goes up the wall instead of reversing direction while keeping the robot flat (which it's perfectly capable of doing - I sometimes do this by mistake when confusing directions on the manual drive lever).

Glad you liked it, hopefully it gives you ideas for your own. Like and subscribe :)

What are Woodglut plans? I just started from the bottom and came up with this, lol

I may be making another one in a month or so, I can try to make a step by step video of the process.

I used 3" deck screws for everything I believe. They are my " go to" for most of these 2 x 4 framing projects. 100mm is almost 4" so you can go a little less than 100mm if you want. Except for the roof which I used s nail gun.

I just made sure each stone was level when I laid them down. I didn't put any p gravel under them. It's been a few years and they are still fine. You can do a bunch if prep work add stone under them and do it " properly" but it's not necessary.

@@dsmtsi Thank you so much for all the explanation!

@@cpnoboat7659 Have fun with your project.

I would take it back as something must be wrong with the cable. The pick me up function isn't the best, it seldom works.

Well it's been 3 years and for what ever reason the m600 has stopped picking g up dirt from some parts of the pool. It's rather disappointing actually, especially given the price. My old Polaris zofldiac was 7 years and still picking up dirt. The motor just went out on it.

@@dsmtsi so is it still under warranty? If not can you please post what it cost to fix it or what you replaced it with?