Thank you

I think the rubber rain guard that runs along the bottom of the window comes loose and hangs down, and doesn't fit into the slot where it should when it closes. That causes the window to bind with a twisting pressure when the motor pulls the window closed... that pressure pops the glue loose on the hinge! Both of mine have done that. If caught ahead, the rubber could be glued, and save yourself the hassle of repairs!

It wasn't easy, but I did it. Thanks for the tutorial.

I just came across your mini-split condenser bracket build. I saw another video and was inspired to do the same as I wasn’t impressed with the brackets you can buy. I found some 45 degree corner braces on Amazon and used those supports to tie the top channel into the channel attached to the wall. 👍👍👍

Thanks

Thanks for posting this. I've had a drip leak in one of my rear axle seals for years, and I've spent countless hours looking for a video or some sort of description specific to the B2710 with no luck. I've not tackled a job like this before, and had I not seen this video I think I'd be looking at significant problems that I couldn't gather from a schematic of the parts, other videos for similar Kubota models, and who knows what else once I dove in. Now, seeing all the tips and tricks you used I'm left still pondering whether to tackle these seal. Hmmm...I'm still inclined to do the work given how far away a dealer or other qualified repair shop is from me. And, there's a little bit of pride involved -- given I've never had this tractor off the property for service since I bought it new in '99. Thanks, again.

Nice video! What gasket cement did u use on reinstall?

This video was a big help during the emotional rollercoaster that was replacing our Toyota Sienna 2009's switch cover. Tip to anyone dealing with a switch unit that isn't coming out easily: try working the head of a large nail around the back edge of the unit to help pry it out.

Very helpful video. When I bought the replacement piece they included a tool that was useless for the task. The goo is hard to clean off in my case.

Seems like 2004 driver's side vent window delamination is common. Very thoughtful and careful video. Thank you!

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I used a Dremel tool to get all the adhesive off the window. Worked like a charm.

Would this be a repair for a mechanic or a glass company?

Can you tell me why you didn’t use the vacuum feature of these types of vacuum/blower machines. I’m considering just using a garden vacuum for horse poo. Would love to see the underside of your machine to see what filters your using. Brilliant video mate..

Thanks for this, my dad's 04 sienna vent window fell off 2 days ago and luckily it hung from the closing arm and didn't break.. Been trying to figure out what glue to use or how to get the old glue off and this has been helpful!

Thanks for the excellent tutorial, it was a great help. Mine was a total mess of sticky rubber which took a good 30 mins to clean up. I had some Goo-Gone brand spray, which worked like a charm.

Thanks for your video, I was about to buy a new switch for 35$ ,cover 10$.

Mark, you sound like a great next door neighbor. This fix was well explained and well done. I knew I'd find the solution, didn't know I'd be entertained by the explanation. Thank you.

Thanks for the great demo! Very helpful!

You are thorough, sir. I'm having the same problem with my 2004 Sienna. I figured a fresh bead of adhesive would do the trick. It was that type of Gorilla Glue you used on the front edge of the glass, at the bracket, right?

I'd like to know more about how the intake for the blower interfaces with the plywood. Specifically, how you got it sealed up.

Thank you Sir, certainly helps me

Thanks for posting this! I've got to replace the cover on our 2010 Toyota Sienna because it is getting all hard and gummy. Nice to get a heads up about cleaning off all the goop on the switch edges and orienting the new cover correctly.

Using the STIHL BR500, I've managed to make a very similar device to yours, using plywood board on a Erde galvanised steel trailer which I air sealed using silicone, pulled by a quad, it's like a mini version of a trafalgar for under £400 (including the trailer and blower). Appreciate the inspiration on the design. I've used 125mm tubing, I'm trying to work out a good way to secure it to the trailer like a holder but don't know what to use and I am trying to look for a handle for the pvc but not too sure what to search for. Also with the tipping of the trailer, I was hoping to adapt it to maybe make it hinge up like a car bonnet from the far side of the trailer so I don't have to take it on and off when typing out the manure? any suggestions?

Please contact me at 304-690-3362 I'm interested in devices to clean stalls fast

Two years later, how did it hold up? Thanks a lot for posting this!

What cfm was your blower pushing?

I like your invention! I also have the same Rubbermaid wheelbarrow, it is well balanced and easy to pull and maneuver with one hand. I am looking to vacuum up mulch (delivered by the tree trimmer company) and then spread the mulch around my trees and bushes. This might work as long as the mulch is shredded fine enough and does not have long twigs in it.

Are you selling these?

After cleaning up after 2 hours for just a week I think I will be building something like this. Thanks for the videos!

HI! did you make an other version?