It may have to do with the duty cycle - is it rated for that sort of work? Can it stay idle for long periods of time (during the summer) then firing up? Does it require maintenance during the period it is not being used? Heating loops are not really the cleanest and may not be meant for domestic water heaters.

Well done 👍🏼. I think there is an untapped market here. You’d think Hilti would make an ice chipper blade.

Would you recommend this for a house ?

6ft truss spacing, would you do again like that or go 4ft truss spacing?

I just watch this video, those scratches are not acceptable. I would make them take it down and put up new steel.

Nice vid thanks! I assume your shed is really well insulated?

Just people know, this is an old post and that top plate and rollers can be mounted either on top, or if you flip the bracket, it will sit flush. From a height perspective, there is a little play as far as consistant diamensions go. It might vary a little, but not 2 inches. You also will notice, xk makes these for at least 25 other companies. Like, apluslift, redlands, ect are all this same lift, different paint and stickers. Some have different pumps and some vary in width. Some have adjustable widths as well.

yup, and oddly enough some states use salted beet juice as the liquid. supposedly it helps the salt bind to the roads better and is not harmful to cars or roads.

Vikings purple

looks good, how are you doing the edges? J channel?

I have two flashing icons, the suitcase and the hand, do you know why?

I have heated my house with in floor hot water for over 10 years with a bosch domestic water heater. It has no connection with domestic hot water. My only problem was caused by using city water to fill the tubes. A sensor had to be cleaned because calcium built up on it. Once cleaned it has worked perfectly.

What about pressure control, heat needs low pressure, air aliminators, etc

What do you think of this crazy guys heater build? kzbin.infoJ1USQTRxpTk?feature=shared

You have part numbers for gas lines

whats the thickness of that pexiglass

Really bad

Just clean it and shut up

Great video! One question.... Near the end of the video.... how did you insulate your water line with that pink styrofoam? Did you just lay it on top of it? And that's enough....?

whats the r value on the insulation?

Thanks to Grampa Joe and Kamala that $1900 on the thumb nail is now $3900....

It don’t take 15 minutes take to grass and then use paper towels. Sure that’s a big ass wheel. But it’s biodegradable so it’s fine to dump in grass or down drain. Now fix a flat is nasty shit as it dries once air hits it. Causing it to hardens like epoxy.

No way a fucking video in how to make a hole

I really appreciate you making the video! How has this been performing over the 6 years since you posted the video? I am insulating a pole-barn structure and have been trying to figure out the best method to do so. Is there anything you'd recommend doing difference from what you show in the video having the 6 years of hindsight? Thanks,

😭 Poor babies have to actually clean a rim.. they're supposed to every time but they're so used to cutting that corner doing it feels extra...

Get to the point man! Yap city over here lol

really great video. Just wondering, did you have to run a pipe inside of another pipe because your waterline pipe is flexible? In other words, if you were just running a rigid water pipe through a concrete wall, would it have to be surrounded by another pipe? I guess I don't understand the point of that.

Slime is AWESOME ! But Most people use WAY TOO MUCH ! Simply inject a Tiny amount & roll tire around until it faces down & let it do it's thing. After a few mins. If it hasn't sealed it up completely. Add a Tiny bit more. & I mean "TINY". Usually no more than twice will do it. And you will notice that you still have ( 90+% ) of the bottle left. You can verify what I'm saying by simply looking at these tires once they are removed. The puncture has long since been sealed but they still have a majority of the can sloshing around. Such a Waste. BUT ... they sell more Slime that way.

Idkwhat this means but I agree ☝🏻

so easy, yet its somehow a problem for people to make sure they're closed off

Slime never worked for me, i used it 4 times in 4 different occasions and it failed every time

great idea to put the radiant floor in the sand, very unusual...is the radiant floor in the cement as well ? because the sand wants to move are you sure it wont sink or move with time and crack the cement floor on top? what was the total depth of sand and the cement floor ? #

What length and width is this?

I have an H16 from 1979 that still has the original Tecumseh HH/OH160 but does not look like this. I run a mix of 30 weight/Rislone in it to take up some of the piston slop. This is a fine machine.

You sound kinda retarded. FYI.

Looks good man

Do you know how to get rid of that fire icon at the bottom? Mine stopped working now that our condo has switched over to cold. I was wondering if it still thinks it's heat time? But I can't figure out how to get that Icon to go away. I've turned it up, down, all over the place.

You do realize water would’ve done the same thing and it wouldn’t damage your car😂😂😂😂

Do u know how to shut it down

Cleared some big bougainvilleas from my property. Just got a new tractor and getting thorns constantly in the tires. No way I’m plugging them all. Sliming all the tires. It’s the only solution for me.

They suck at all times of the year

Did you just screw the metal in at the four foot truss locations or did you need to add something in between them? Please and thank you.

This is something I couldn't wrap my head around, insulation under the slab. Heat rises, right? It only makes sense that it would go up into the building and not out into the ground.

So its set at 130 degrees and on 58 degrees in the shop

thanks for the video

There all over the northern states

Where can I buy the oil and how much help please I just buy my go kart 2 days ago

Pretreat for incoming winter weather

Thanks for the great video, I'm in Canada and I have a Silverrusto crew cab 1500. same problem, fuel lines leaking.

Those mechanics are incredibly lazy. I know because I've worked with them. All it takes is a mop and sponge but that's what happens when you drink and smoke all night and whine all day at work.