@darrinhaynes6845 no I didn't but I will mention it. Thanks

No I did not

@ryanbaker7608 I belive Cardone off RockAuto

@@johnharris1852 I think around 80k

@@MrJoeyhall87 I used roofing nails for the j channel

@OreoSimpson-t4i yeah I'm not all about the whole proper KZbinr video delivery crap. I'm about delivering information as best as possible based off experience. Hope this video helped you and thanks for the input and for watching

@@pescad0 I am not sure

Amazon has it

@Jay-Go only issue I have is the gutters themselves. I have to clean them twice a year. Going to install some gutter guards eventually. Other than that, they work great.

@@219jello Great to hear. I also deal with needing to clean out my gutters when the trees dump their leaves. I've been looking at the various gutter guard/leaf guard options. I'm about to DIY my own downspout drains. Trying to decide if I can dig my trenches by hand or if I need to rent a trencher or something. Thanks.

@@williammastenbrook9101 thank you for watching!

@kevinbroadway5398 yeah but I always check them regardless. You never know if something wasn't right from the manufacturing plant. Shit happens

@Kg-xx9ok thanks doe watching!

You would need about 3/4" thick spacers between the ribs. You could screw those into the 2x4s behind the metal. Then screw your cabinets through the spacers an into the 2x4s

@@219jello yes i realize that I need a spacer, but I wondered what you used

Thanks for watching! Glad you had success

Thanks for watching!

Good luck! Mine is still dry

You could bolt shelves to it, but would require spacers to clear the ribs of the steel panels

Yeah for sure. Think I'm getting ready to swap out again soon. At 140k miles and can hear them a little

Thanks! Yes, my hubs have vacuum actuators. I just think they seemed like they were weird because my truck wasn't running.

I was a little unsure too, but ended up being rather easy

Thanks Phil!

I don't have an electrical meter at the shop side so that 3ft isn't an issue. I already asked about that before doing this job. Also, NIPSCO (my electric company) burried their gas and electric lines together in same trench, just separated by elevation a little, same way I did mine. I do have a shut off valve at the house meter and inside the shop so 2 of them. Yeah, hopefully no leaks once I do a leak down test. I'm probably not using this gas line but added while i was putting the electric in just in case I change my mind. I'm not a professional but I did ask the county inspector questions before I did this. I just asked my electric company about the 3ft deal and he said the same thing, yes, if there are meters, then you gotta be 3ft, but if it's done like I did it, then it doesn't matter.

Thanks for watching. My floor is still dry!

Yep mine sounded like tires too

​@@219jello I edited my original post to include the following. If one is bad should I just replace the one or go ahead and replace both?

Thanks! Good luck with your project

@@219jello Thank you sir.

That's a good idea. I'll make a future video showing pictures and videos I've captured over the year. It does exactly what I was hoping. Deer always moved through this area but they actually hold up for a bit now, even if they don't drink any water. Seems like they like it more when there's not much foliage or during the rut. Every animal in our area use it. Fox, cats, raccoons, coyote, owls, black, grey and fox squirrels and even crows. A nice video compilation would be cool

How often do you have to add water?

How often do you have to add water ?

@@219jello I've just installed a 40 gallon water hole (TSC stock tank) on an occasional deer thoroughfare. Got a squirrel & groundhog on cam hitting it, so far. And let me tell you, that machine of yours WAS needed. I hand dug my 40G hole, took several hours, between rocks & roots. It's amazing to me how people with nice equipment eventually take it for granted! 🙂

Throw in some copper pipes in the bottom of it it prevents algae in there Also throw in pepper grass it detours biting midges the spreads EHD

Thanks man!

Thank you!

I switched from Chevy to Ford this time. Chevy screwed me on a shitty transmission in my at the time brand new 2017 Z71 LTZ. Had a shuttering condition going on which was a known issue with the torque converter. Their fix was change the fluid. Well that got me to the expiration of the warranty before it got real bad. Then they said sorry, we can't do anything. This 2019 had a couple small issues I fixed but other than that, this truck has been the best one I've owned. At 140k miles and still running/driving strong.

I was getting around 4-5 that season. I added some small fan this year and got 5-6 this year

I believe in the 80k range

Thanks! Holley support was very helpful. I did end up doing a follow-up video that shows this unit working much better. To this day, he said it's working great.

No it is not