Seeing the frozen river that close, when the drone is going up and down the middle, is a crazy feeling

I really enjoy plans from WoodPrix.

This is exactly what I've had in mind. You use it for cooking?

Great video. Removed my old pump. Decided to bench test it before getting a new one...and the pump worked fine! Next I went to the fuse box to check, and there is no fuse! What the heck...tried putting in a new fuse and the metal contacts that the fuse pushes down into are corroded away! I know the washer was working not that long ago. Have to figure a solution for this. Might have to redneck hack a new circuit and switch just for the washer. Anybody else run into this? I don't think I'm going to try messing with the fuse box, that's way too risky.

thank you

I replace this gasket around every 2-3 months, maybe 4. My question is: Is there a better gasket that holds up for more? Like one that holds up for a year? Or is it the nature of the beast these deform?

Thank. Very good .

Those creek rocks will explode because of the water content in them.

No cotter pin on mine

You made it look and sound easy .Mine has water bubbling up in a hard packed gravel drive ...i just wish i knew that the pipe is down there where its coming up from before i start trying to chisel my way down there ...no way to find the pipe any other way i guess ...right ? This sucks lm an old man and i hate digging ..

why are they outside in novemburrrrrr?

Very nice!

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Did it leak on the floor?

Took mine apart and exact same thing thanks

My mower kicks back but I’ve replaced the flywheel key and adjusted the valves any help ?

This is amazing. The look, simple construction, no mortar, or anything that I could possibly use for a later project. 10/10 5 stars 👊🏼

Thank you!

Love those rectangular flats, they make great cappers at the top ring of a stone fire pit. I always prize these the most and rarely use them in the beginning base unless they are massive and only can be moved by scooting them around on the ground. 4:24 You started over correct decision. You have to stagger the rock over the seem not stack

Repair shop wanted to charge me $200 for this repair on my 2006 Town and Country…after watching this I’m confident I can do it myself. Thanks for posting!

Lol well done

Did you apply a top coat finish? If so, what product did you use and did you apply it to the back side as well?

Saved the day for me !!! Well played sir

That banjo player ain’t half bad! He finds an interesting way to round up each second b part very nicely

Never take rocks from the river, they can explode with a high heat

Good stuff

I see how you installed that but how about the wire

Beautiful🤗

The bigger the engine the worst the whiplash....!!!iii

I have worm on my foot

I meant did it come off after u drained it

Thanks brother

For quick drying I fine thar seedling flats work well and hold roughly 100-110 walnuts in one layer. I set one seedling flat upside down and the one holding the walnuts, I set on top on the upside down one. This gets the walnut seedling flat up off of the ground and gives it more air circulation. I then set them under my woodstove over night to dry but I know not everyone has a woodstove. I also use the seedling flats in the washing process. I fill a 5 gallon bucket about 1/3 full of nuts and then cover them with water by a couple inches. Use a drill and paint stirrer or mortar stirrer to agitate the nuts for a couple minutes then pour the nuts onto the seedling flat. Use the hose to rinse the sediments off the nuts and rinse out the bucket. Dump the nuts back into the bucket and repeat 3-4 times. The seedling flat that I use actually fit into the 5 gallon bucket for easy transfers. You can set the seedling flats with the clean nuts in the sun on a warm sunny day. Maybe even turn another flat over on the top of them to protect from squirrels. Squirrels aren't much of a problem in my area though. When the nuts are really dry, I dump them into a milk crate for curing. One 5 gallon bucket of cleaned nuts will fit in a milk crate. I stack the milk crates by my woodstove but a cool dry place with good airflow will work too. The seedling flats are something I discovered this year. We have lots of them from picking up 48 packs of tomato seedlings from the local nursery. When hand washing black walnuts like you showed, I found I had to repeat up to 12 times to get them real clean. It works but the mortar stirrer and drill makes the job 4 times faster.

Great video Pal.

As far as I'm concerned the squirrels are welcome to the nearly tasteless English walnuts, but I'll fight for the black walnuts!

English walnuts have less density, even the good ones float! Reclaim those you tossed and check them out. Unless yours are different from mine, they will be good!

I'd also put an insert inside the rock border

What a good wife for helping and a great pup you have there too

What is the name of this pipe

Enjoyed the vid. Really liked the music. Who is that?

My brother cleans. He has black walnuts with his pressure washer. Good video.

Get plastic vege bin with holes in the bottom and hit them with a power washer with a rotary nozzle.The water drains out and you only have to do it once

Cool thanks

English walnuts have a much larger nut, are far easier to break into and are the nuts you’ll buy for baking or just eating. I personally felt that black walnuts are a little sweeter though 😋

English walnuts are the ones that you use in your cookies and fudge and such. Smoother and thinner shells they are the ones Santa puts in your stocking.

Madison Ohio,we had tons of black walnuts, to bad i was allergic to them 🥶

Makes sense that the black would be the black walnut.

Thanks! We fixed it! So easy!!

Tanks !

3:28 - I had the same problem. Only needed a short piece, but luckily was able to sell the rest at a discount at 75% online.