@@angiecsoto You are very welcome!

Yeah, it needs room for the springs. I made the mistake of not using them at first and definitely needed the spacers. I like the extra height as I am 6’3” but the bars are a little tight now. Thanks for the feedback!

@@moiez5 You are so welcome! Thank you for taking the time to leave some feedback. Hope it helps you out.

@@twentyrothmans7308 I have also been unsuccessful in finding them.

@@DustyT-es3px I haven’t had any problems with ours and we have about 6 sets of them. All of them built as the one tall shelving unit. If you are going to leave them as one tall section I am sure that would be easier to build at least. We did not see the shelving sets with the long sides like you are saying. Thanks for the info.

@@jillenereeg1127 Yep good advice. Thank you

@@LetsDIYIt Cool! Let us know how it does. That should be a good test.

Will do. Have to install a mulch kit too. Will probably get those both done in the next couple of days

Installed everything today. I only did a quick test on it and honestly not feeling a big difference. I turned the knob both firmer and softer but don't feel much of a difference. My mower has slide rails so did not use any spacers.

@@LetsDIYIt mine feels like an air ride compared to what it was before.

​@@hackthehoneydolistI only have about an hour and a half of seat time on my mower, pre Trac Seat, and my mower has both rear and front suspension, so it's both possible that I just need to ride it more or that the suspension on the mower itself does a pretty good job making it not as noticeable. I'll hopefully get a better idea once I mow with it next week. Do you set your seat more firm or soft?

@@negringo4470 try taking battery out the twist it slightly while pressing the release buttons and pull. Mine was very tight as well but it gets easier. Hope that helps.

@@hackthehoneydolist TThanks bud i have tried both ways took the damn thing to home depot everyone was scratching there heads .

@@hackthehoneydolist I have the older impact gun where the battery is a MALE and inserts into the gun . the adapter I have is to make the smaller slide on batteries ( new model batteries ) to work . The thing will not come off . Thanks again pal

@@negringo4470 if i remember correctly I had to tap on mine a bit at first.

@@negringo4470 well that stinks but at least you can still use the 20v batteries with them. Just need an adapter for each tool.

@@Shahidthrgreat about 2 gallons. I dont know off of the top of my head the exact amount it holds.

@@eugenekase284 What is error code 5? What does your manual say?

@@L00_L00 YW! Glad it helped. They are a little tricky until you figure it out.

@@Catharticscrapper yeah it is stiff at first. It gets easier to remove after awhile. I take out the 20v then twist it a little while pushing the buttons and it pops right out.

@@woodstream6137 I dont know, I’ve never had a Prius. One way to find out! I did look but couldn’t find box dimensions online.

@@SamStringfield thanks

@@BrandiWL I heard a tip that was to engage the blades at the highest setting and then adjust to your cutting height with blades engaged.

@@OGJbug it should help and if you have any questions just come back here and ask.

@@cookinitmax how do you like it? A lot of people have had problems out of the box. I had to fix an error code 4 on mine when I first put it together but since then it has worked fine.

@@RJJackson09 thats great, check out the Trac Seats suspension kit videos as well.

@@hackthehoneydolist thanks, I saw that one. I'll see how the springs work for me first and decide if i'll have to go that route later.

@@RJJackson09 I used the springs alone for probably a year. Definately a better ride than those plastic things. Let us know how you like it. Thanks for the feedback.

@@darr2970 personally, I probably would not just to be safe. It would damage the tomato plants if you get it on them.

@@michael4962 glad it helped!

@@kevinharris777 so glad it helps people, thanks for the feedback!

Mine has been good since I fixed this issue. But I have heard others say the same.

Yeah, it softens it and makes it come off a lot easier

@@JustinLivingstondesign LOL

@@UsernameOG0 Im glad I pit it in as well then. Honestly I dont use those caps either. Im not sure what little plugs you are referring to unless it is the parts needed to be able to build the side by side version instead of the 5 tier version. Anyways, call the company maybe they will send those parts if you want them. I’m glad it worked out for you, thanks for the feedback.

@@hedhntress1 Your welcome, thank you for the feedback. Enjoy your weekend!

@@GasBandit kind of hard to get the camera in there. I showed you where and told you how… seemed to help other people.

@@leechburglights thanks for the feedback. Some say to use quick transitions to keep peoples attention and some say not to. I’m still learning the do’s and don’ts of editing. I only use a phone so I try to make it seem like there is other angles at times. Anyway, it is a learning curve for me but I enjoy it and hopefully my stuff helps some people. I try and show my mistakes because everyine makes them and I am a believer of “it is how you handle your mistakes and what you learn from them that matters” I make a lot of them, Lol. 😂 Thanks for the great input, I appreciate it.

@@pattttttttt hmmm, hard to help when not there but I seem to remember something about having to be a 2.4ghz bandwidth and also disable any VPN you may have running on your phone when setting up the Blink product.

@@pattttttttt i found this support page that may help if you havent tried it yet. support.blinkforhome.com/en_US/wi-fi-or-network-issues/understanding-wifi-network-requirements

@@pattttttttt Let us know when you get it and what it was so we can help others. Good luck

@@hackthehoneydolist pain n the butt kept unplugging it but now have managed to get it sorted. Why can't they make no simple devices why make it so hard to do

@@pattttttttt yeah IDK mine connecting pretty easily. Technology can be frustrating sometimes for sure. Glad you got it finally.

I drilled out the busted screw and then used a screw that was slightly bigger than the hole and it threaded itself. The electrical boxes aren’t real thick so the screws threaded in easily, no tap set needed.

YW, hope it helps.

Let us know how it does for you. Made a world of difference for me.

YW, hope it works out for you!

You are very welcome. I’m glad it has helped you. Thanks for the feedback and enjoy your weekend!

That is strange

Thank you Paul. You know I had to rewatch it to see what you were referring to. It does look oddly large in the video but didn’t have that feel while doing it. I don’t have an answer for you on that Paul. I don’t think it will be an issue. This is very old mower and we purchased it used as a back up to the Cubbie. It’s been kind of fun to tinker with and it cuts really well i like to cut the front yard with this one because it is a superior looking cut just takes a little longer than with the zero turn.

@hackthehoneydolist Thanks for getting back to me. Wonder if it's possible to put a metal sleeve on the pin to fill the gap. Should work, because there is no rotation, just supporting the weight.

I did, i am not going to go over it with the lawnmower again. Problem solved, Tada!

Good idea, thanks 🙏

The clamp itself holds the blade at the desired angle and the arm connected to the grinder keeps the grinder straight. Works great!

Have to keep watching and find out, haha. Ah the suspense. 😲

Lol, no why?

Well, honestly I disabled mine and did not hook it back up. I did not want to show that on the video as it is not recommended. I was thinking of maybe a trailer light kit would work with some butt splice connectors and heat shrink tubing. You can get all at either Amazon or Harbor Freight. I don’t think Cub Cadet has an extension for it. Let us know what you use and how you like the suspension kit.

@hackthehoneydolist I will be wiring with a 16ga 4-wire trailer set. I'll use the shrink wrap and the same wire tubing that is already on it. I can't find the same color pattern, but that's ok it will be covered anyway.

@@nothenrycavill1889 sounds good, let us know how it turns out!

Thanks for your feedback

Is that right?

Lol, I learned my lesson! I hope…😅

I got them on Amazon here is a link amzn.to/3HZSIbW it is an affiliate link. They did make a big difference but the Trac Seats suspension kit really did wonders. I road the springs for a year though.