@@sircampbell1249 the thing with any gassing method is you don't know if it was successful. In addition, they often block off tunnels so you could run your car for hours and have it do nothing.

@@AndroidApps-c6b I've never heard of tire reversal. They are just how I bought it.

@bootsintheroots Well the pattern should be the other way round. If you look at car tires, you'll see an arrow pointing out the rotation direction.

@AndroidApps-c6b so the thing with the BCS is that you can rotate the steering bar to the other side, then the tires are pointing forward. For pulling operations, which essentially is happening here, the tread being the other way is best.

@@FNHUSA1 thanks for the comment. Glad it helped.

Thank you !

Give it a try, but the idea is to be able to recycle materials for another purpose. Good luck.

@@CaptSeeryus I have not had any problems with it being weakened. I figure the lifespan of this tubing I limited anyway so I wouldn't worry about it. Thanks for your question.

@@amrika7684 thanks for watching and your comment. Hope it helps you !

You are welcome. It's not common to see. Glad it helped.

@@vas6991 you are welcome

@@DanBerens2112 thanks for watching and subscribing. Although I'm not producing any new videos, I leave this channel here to help. To your question: I have not tested overlapping vs not overlapping. I think I would lean toward not overlapping. Cheers.

Just a quick follow-up question. I tried this and it leaked from both ends of the tape. Basically I turned the water on right after which may have been a mistake. I'll rewatch the video but is it required to let it sit for 8 hours or overnight? Wondering if I did something wrong. I also wrapped up the two with sandpaper a bit.​@@bootsintheroots

@@DanBerens2112 depending on the hole size you may need a larger patch. Also be careful not to touch the sticky side of the patch. Ideally scuff the surface like you said. You do have to press and hold pretty good. Start by pressing right over the hole and work out from there. I hope that helps in some way.

Sorry about ads. Welded wire can't be stretched much at all. You need more posts and once attached you can kink each horizontal strand every few feet with a pliers or other tool. That gives it a bit of a stretch. Good luck.

@@bootsintheroots Thanks for the advice. I'll try that!

That is unfortunate. Cheap metal no doubt. I've never had that happen.

Different strokes for different folks. So people like a slow pace so they can follow along in the field. Cheers.

It would be a beautiful thing if this world would just slow down alittle bit.

If you live in a cold climate you would need to take off the rod and have wiggle track along the sides and bottom. Clamp it down with wiggle wire.

I have citrus, and I let them get as low as 25°F

That could work, but I'm not walking back and forth through the farm.

Thanks for the nice comment.

Hope it works out !

If not bent too much, sure.

Anything is better than nothing. Make sure your brace post footings , the concrete, is deep and strong, and just attach the other end to your vertical post wherever it falls. Use the math to get your correct angle cuts. A lot depends on your soil situation, climate, wire fence tension, so forth. But I get it, lumber prices are terrible. My whole fence system is redwood and No-Climb. Yikes.

I've used black tractor paint you get in gallons from farm supply store. Used a thick nap roller. Goes lickity split. Thx for watching.

Thanks for watching and the comment. I always felt it would help people see what is going on in those tunnels.

Thanks for watching and your comments !

We have a farm supply store in our town. I had to order it.

Hi, I still monitor the channel even though I haven't posted in a long time. There really is no practical value in fixing a tape severely cut up by a lawn mower. Cut out the bad sections and use couplers to add in new tape. Cheers.

Thank you! I hope you start posting again! This video was good and clear!@@bootsintheroots

@@janetbaker1945 thx for the comments. I'm out of the farming business now so no more videos coming. I keep the channel up to help others if it can. Cheers.

No, it wont land short, if you leave enough plastic material when you cut it. You are adjusting for flex and twist in the pipe. Metal pipe would be best, but this exercise was to show it done cheaper. Thx for watching and commenting.

Are you suspending it across something? It all depends on your span. There are different grades of T-Stakes as well. But likely there is a better and more attractive product out there that you can hang something from, like galv water pipe for instance.

Thanks for watching!

Thx for your comment. I'm not exactly sure what you are explaining but this type of tape needs a spring type of tension, which the bungee provides, to offset the expansion and contraction during heating and cooling. Thx for watching.