Yes, I am blocking of a few of them. Not all of them. Thought about it. But someone mentioned their importance. I did some research, and I am leaving the corners open. But there is still plenty of vent for the roof between the air inside, the roof vent, and the ones that are left. This being a shed and no separation between the openings and the inside of the shed every two feet seemed a bit much. Hard to keep the temperature stabilized in here.

@@interstellar_ranger You don't want to block them holes, you need them for ventilation. In addition, you will want a one-inch air space behind your insulation in every stud cavity that runs from your soffit to your ridge. Without proper ventilation you can develop moisture and mold.

Ok. How big do these vents need to be? I will do more research. Also, thank you.

How much ventilation?

Thank you. I won't.

@@interstellar_ranger HaHa.. no offense intended

I would rather know. I am figuring it out.

Thank you for your support.

Yes. They are great to have around. They always think they are funny.

Every break is too short. lol They have been a nice addition to the family here. Thank you.

Sorry about that. The ponies are a family of four. Mom and Dad. Two Children. Bigger one is said to be a retired police horse. I don't have a handle on all the names yet. The two in the back are piper and sass. Those two have been here for a while. I will work on my audio.

They are. Good additions to the family.

I don't know what my plan is. I don't think so, though. I have been just kinda feelin it out. I know that I'm going to sand everything smooth. I have never done this before.

@interstellar_ranger If you attach a 2×4 to the outside & one to the top it will give you that finished look & be alot more sturdy. That's generally how you construct the top rail/cap.

Thank you, I appreciate that information. Now I will probably need more wood...I hadn't considered it.

Thanks. That seems to be the focus for me right now. Sometimes I get it right, but I don't have a consistent swing yet. I appreciate your advice and will take it to my next outing.

Hey, the stuff works. lol

I will be fine. I have gotten good at bringing myself up. Just couldn't bring myself to work anymore. I appreciate it. Thank you for engaging as well.

Park Rangers found him while we were out there. A good ending. We weren't told much due to privacy, but we were told he was found and transported somewhere.

Thanks. But I believe that's up to the creator... and what they want on the channel. Thanks for your engagement, and I hope you find the videos you're looking for.

He has a little bit. I still think he is adjusting. It is probably a surprise that we show up instead of his family.

I wish I could. Some people are getting too much while others aren't gettin any. I stray from complaining, never know when it will be back. Hopefully you all will see relief soon. Just rain, not all that other stuff that comes with rain down there.

I cleaned up the pine needles and debris located around the oil inlet and filter. Made for good oil dry for during the change. Trashed all of it. Great point.

Unless you mean the tent. It's dirt and the extension cord hasn't been plugged in for years. lol Risk Management

You can tell a lot about someone simply by maintaining their vehicle or equipment. The expectations are for it to just work and continue to do so.

Yea, I like to talk shit about mine. But it survived the fury of all those before me. Lack of maintenance destroyed the deck. Engine is maintained and runs smoothly. It will probably last for years now, if I protect it and maintain it. Easier to blame the machine. lol

Wasn't much for good parts. Bent or broken. I did have some steel and a mig so I made something. Will probably never be an issue again. If I paint the parts I cleaned. I still need to do that. I do appreciate the suggestions though...can never go wrong with more ideas.

Tucked away in the mountains of Tennessee.

Thanks. Took a bit to get everything together.

Yea. I know. I need one more season out of this thing. Good excuse to buy the welding equipment.

I mean… yes.. but if you’re gonna do anything….

That blade support may cost you an extremity

Yea, everything on these things seem to push you towards just buying something new. On this one, it was pushed, blew up, rebuilt, bearings fell apart, and the deck rusted out. On the broken ear for the blade. I pryed it back, welded to the steel....hopefully it stays. Aluminum, it no like steel. I think I fixed it. Fingers crossed. I get out of this with my welder setup, maybe 1...hope 2 seasons.

@@interstellar_rangerI wouldn’t use this! It’s not worth the injury you could sustain. At least add some more actual sheet material.

Yard Machine by MTD. 42 inch deck.

An engineering board....What's that?

That pulley is actually supposed to be straight. Also, the rust that ran down the deck allowed it to rip away from the metal under the load of the belt. And it is a problem that will continue to happen until I replace the deck or put a steel plate there. I appreciate your comments.

Yea, it worked out pretty well. The deck seems solid. So hopefully it will hold up under a load. Hope you are doing well.

You do realize that this comment, your engagement in my feed helps me. The best method is to stay away. And your comment applies to none of my content. You're one of those people. Have a great day!!!!

If you'd like you can view more. I just posted one. So you can find it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5yUf5SmfdGNgZI

Thanks!!

I thought so, too.

04 Jeep Liberty Sport.

Thanks for stopping in. My speed sensor is on the rear end. The wires were shorted together. Thought it might fix it, but I believe the sensor may be done, because it still throwing a sensor code.

The throttle position sensor, TPS, is what gives the transmission the signal to shift gears.. The transmission in jeeps very rarely go bad.. Though a solenoid could be sticking, I would bet more than anything you just need a TPS.. I worked at a jeep dealer for many years.. the transmission will give a very long and hard shift from 1st gear and eventually into 2nd gear, then stay there.. I would advise putting a TPS in it.. It’s located on the side of the throttle body… Hope you see this 👍🇺🇸

I can give it a shot. The valve body is good, replaced it twice. The harness and connectors are good. The only thing left would be the sensor themselves. Now it does have a P0501 for the Speed Sensor circuit and a P0731 for 1st Gear incorrect ratio. But the symptoms you listed are consistent with the ones I have.

Thank you. Have a Great Evening!

@@interstellar_ranger thank you very much. You as well 🤠

It would have made the video way more interesting.

I agree. If I hadn't recorded it, something would've happened.

Thank you. It was. One day at a time got it there.

Thank You