Hard to say without laying hands on it. Could be the wrong size allen slipping in the head, could be maxed out in one direction, could be a bad laser?

@@N4EVG I've seen them listing on their Facebook page. I'll try to find their page and will post it here

Here you go, hit them up with a message: facebook.com/JookGrooClub

lol, spent 30 minutes trying to find it on Facebook, then realized its in the description <headbang>

Nope, this system is pre-charged and the lines are shipped sealed and already holding a vacuum. Just hook everything up and release the freon and its good to go.

@@TwoAcreHomestead how does it hold the vacuum in the lines when you take the Plastic caps off , we're installing the 2 zone model

It was a few years ago when I installed this, but I believe there is a thin metal seal at the connection for the lines that gets punctured when you tighten them into place. Edit: I can not be certain that the system you are installing does not require the lines to be vacuumed. I can only speak for this system that I installed.

Sorry about that. I have gotten a microphone since uploading this video last summer. The main hassle was getting the siphon hose over the lip in the gas tank, cutting the end so it was pointed helped. I also ended up using part of an old Kerosene heater fill hand pump as a sleeve over the soft rubber hose to be able to give it a bit more of a push to get it over the lip. Hope this helps.

Glad it helped!

That would depend on the wattage of the machine, the amp hour rating of the battery, the efficiency of the inverter and other factors. Too many variables to give you an exact answer, but I would GUESS more than 12 hours of use on a 6AH battery should be expected. Per Google: "On average, CPAP machines use 30-60 watts" I did misspeak in this video, I tested it on my wife's Nebulizer and it worked fine, she does not have a CPAP. If anyone has real world numbers on a CPAP, please share.

I honestly do not know. There may be adapters that you can use on Amazon. There are many options out there.

The filter is: Culligan P5A P5 Whole House Premium Water Filter, 8,000 Gallons Amazon Affiliate Link: amzn.to/4dkjkAY Currently $12 for 2 on Amazon. btw, if you are basing your comment on the rusty water in the thumbnail. I had to let the well run for about 30 minutes to flush out all that rust and sediment before I got the cleaner samples. Hope this helps, Eric

Do Not Run The System. You will damage the compressor if you are running with that much freon missing. 30 seconds is enough time to leak almost all of the freon. Call a local HVAC tech and have them recharge your system. Also, you need to leave the valves open after releasing the freon, running with either valve closed will damage your system.

I'll see if I have time to make a quick video tomorrow morning for you demonstrating it. It's pretty easy.

@nancyracies8824 Here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWG2kqyAn5t7aKs

The well is very deep, and yes its for drinking and watering the garden. We are on public water also, this well is just for 'emergency backup'. The well was abandoned for about 60 years, and a layer of rust built up on the steel casing, a lot of the rust has been flushed out, and the 'marble torpedo' (see video) is doing its job to prevent more from happening. This video was very early on in the well project, I now let it run for about 15 minutes to ensure the water is coming out clean, it was taking over 45 minutes when I first got the pump working. The pump is only about 75 deep in a 400 foot well, its a cheap 12 volt pump that is only rated for 100 foot of lift, eventually I'll drop a better pump down there. I have a full Well Project playlist if you are interested in seeing more.

I actually did a video on that with my garage fridge, spoiler alert, it tripped the inverter as soon as the compressor kicked on.

@@TwoAcreHomestead ok thanks!

I did get a Kiser Mini Sheepdog Button Lock as my EDC knife, but the Buck Redpoint still sees some use around the house. Link: amzn.to/3Lq4tJH

Yup. that was definitely a lesson learned. I've pours a few more slabs using 'High Strength' mix that came out a lot better. Fast Set or Fence Post Mix definitely are a no-go in the mixer.

lol, you had me googling my measuring tape to see if it was special. I've had it for so long I really don't know it's origin story. So far this inverter has come in handy a few times, nice to have on hand when the power decides to take the day off. I've got a dual fuel generator for the big stuff, but this works great on the smaller items. Thanks for dropping by :)

I haven't had that problem, but I've also not been motivated enough to mow the yard in 100 degree temps. High 80's to low 90's is about as hot as I've used this mower. I have noticed a pretty hot battery when doing hard mowing in high temps, but it never shut down. Have you tried swapping batteries, letting one cool down while you use a second one? My guess would be the battery is overheating and not the motor, but that's just a guess. Other than mowing at night, not sure what else to suggest. Let me know if you find a solution. Thanks for the info.

The cable is: Valley Enterprises Yaesu USB FTDI Programming Cable CT-29F (RPC-YM6-UF) Available at Amazon at: amzn.to/3VPRdUk For about $30 There is a link to the MFG website in the description in case you can not get it shipped to Chile from Amazon. Hope this helps, 73 K4RZM

@@TwoAcreHomestead thankyou very much !!!!

That was so worth the effort to translate :) "Too much coke for little ones"

@@TwoAcreHomestead bin Sachse kann ne anders kann ge englisch 😁🤝♥️

Ich bin nur ein Hinterwäldler aus South Carolina und tue, was ich kann.

Yes, but only for the last 21 years if your wondering about the strange accent.

Yours is the only comment on this video? If your talking about other videos, you might have to hit the Read More link?

I'd love to make this channel a viable source of income, but $40 a month in ad revenue isn't going to get me thru the summer. Plus being a one person operated channel has it's challenges. During my month off I was to busy working on projects that had been stacking up to even do many videos. Finally replaced the bad wheel bearing, rotor and brake caliper in the Dodge, wired up new LED, lights for the garage, finished off the bathroom / laundry room 'remodel', and basically a lot of not video worthy drudge work that had been piling up. We've had two 5 gallon buckets sitting on our kitchen table for about 5 years catching drips, recently water started coming thru above the cabinets near the fridge and starting causing significant damage. Seeing how there was no way I was going to save enough working at 'CHS' to get a new roof, the only option was to cash in the 401k, and the only way to do that was to quit. Over 55 so no 10% penalty, but Fidelity took over $6500 in taxes which I should be able to recover next spring. That left about 20k to become 'Debt Free' and get the roof done. At least I can now take a lower stress job for less pay, and still have more cash left at the end of the month than I did before. Great hearing from you again, hope all is well, eb

Do you live in Anderson South Carolina? I saw you on nextdoor.

I'm not an expert in plastics or barrels. My concern with this one was the ability to clean all of the chemical that it held properly so I wouldn't poison my chickens. I ended up buying a Rubbermaid Brute food safe trash can for the project. I would assume that the white translucent barrels are less UV blocking than the blue ones. For the plastic they are made of, there is a code stamp that looks like a recycling symbol with a number in the middle that can be used to look up what materiel the barrel is made of.

@@TwoAcreHomestead Thank you for the information :o)

Glad to help

Yes, I am ugly and I smoke. So glad that you took the time to remind me of this.

Lots of practice taking beatings ;)

This was the first test run and was done on compacted fill with a ton of rocks in it. I have other videos using it in the garden area where I used it to break hard clay and it worked fine. It was a struggle with all the vines and other stuff, but once all that was broken thru it worked fine every season since to till the garden. I'm not going to say tilling is fun or easy, but this one works fine and was a great deal for what I paid for it.