Thank you! This video was most helpful. You saved me $75 to have a furnace guy come and take two mins to do. I am subscribed!

Thank you for this video. I just finished replacing my inducer motor and everything works great now. I'll keep the old one as a spare and see if I can do some maintenance on it.

I love the internet. Thank's man, mine had a spider in it. Blew it out and now it works.

I was trying to help troubleshoot a friends furnace last night. Had flame, blower on, but no heat, solid red light on control board. I do remember not having continuity on igniter(other video called this flame sensor), but wasn't sure if closed when it warmed or something. I think this is the fix though. Going to buy one and swap it. Thanks for the video! *Edited to say I got it fixed! Lol, it wasn't the ignitor. It was actually a spider web in the orifice, exactly like in your other video. I wouldn't have known to check that if I hadn't been looking through your videos. Thanks again man.

Heck ya, I actually didn't know shark bites were the same as quick connect for air lines. I've done this for air lines that didn't want to release, but thought shark bites were more permanent somehow, lol. Thanks!

looks fairly lightweight.

Where do i buy the parts? Web page?

Do i have to close the gas valve for doin this ?

Great vid.

please help...are there window screens for these windows?

Thank you for the video! Laminate flooring for the window trim is a great idea! I am searching for how I do the outside of the window. We will be replacing siding after we replace windows. Should I need to cut back any of the old siding? I don't even know where to start. lol

I cleaned my still won't light

Hello Randy, can you put the link where you buy the polybutylene white tube liners by Watts 1/2 inch. I cannot locate them anywhere? Tia…

Thank you so much, very easy instructions man! Also love the fact you gave us those 2 options on the different type of levers/furnaces...I saved this video just incase I ever have trouble lighting my pilot, thanks again!

How do I start this type of furnace for the first time?

Thank you for quickly explaining the the lever , put to “set” position.

My rough opening is so narrow (interior) I can’t find any advice! I’m gonna have to use two pieces of lattice wood and Brad nail them directly to the opening to make a jamb! I know this is wrong but what else can I do?

Those holes are for expansion and contraction. Use them and don't listen to this guy

Great video!; we would like to collaborate on your future window project.

You didn't say how to turn the water off in a mobile home

Umm how do you turn the water off??

Hi Randy, I have a leak on a pipe under the mobile home going to the second bathroom (can’t tell yet if it’s shower or toilet/faucet). Do you know where a shutoff valve would be maybe under the house to prevent water from going to this section? Have to shut off water to the entire mobile home to stop it unless I find a specific valve. Shutting off faucet/toilet doesn’t stop the leak from continuing under the house

Thanks, today it was 111F with 35% humidity, it was blowing around 92F air in, my house is 96F. I think it was a tad too hot for the cooler today.

I didn't see anything about the water pump in this video.

It makes me sad that someone has to leave their mobile home exterior in a deteriorated condition because they don't have the money. Probably spent everything they had on replacing the skirting. Thank you for doing such a tremendously nice job on installing the skirting. I hope that every time they look at it, they'll feel a lot more pride in their home.

It's 2024 and our bathtub broke right as my oldest finished his shower, which was excellent timing. However we live in a very old trailer so we cannot afford a pro. Thank you so much! Lol your video is very helpful.

You made it look easy thought it was more clo. Complicated

What if just my faucet part became detached from this? Is there a way to re attach a new faucet to it

Thank you

Did you say anything about the window opening dimensions? Was it 46x54 and you put in 2 single hung windows to replace 1 MH window? Thats what it looks like.

Thank you so much

Thank you so much

Why not use a roof jack?

What height is that?

Thank you for your clear video presentation and explanation of the drain system!

Where are the traps? What prevents gasses from coming up through the drain system?

When I turn my water off at the main water cut off the water still comes out of the faucet, I forgot and left something soaking in the tub and when I went back my tub was had overflowed and it was water everywhere, I had to pull out the carpet in the hallway, and 2 bedrooms.

How much those a installation like that cost

Thanks for the video. Now I'm ready to tear it down. Except, that "nut"....is a bolt.

Laminate flooring is going to fade and discolor from the sunlight after just a few years

You are still helping people a year later. Thanks for the video!

Thank you so much

Great video thank you!

Do I have to drain the water pan each time after daily use? Do I leave the water ON after use or do I have to turn the water OFF after use?

This is the super cheap very short term use of sofet material. It dose not meet fire codes and insurance requirements. As you can see the damage rot to the siding. I'm in the process of replacing the siding now, because of this. The slots are there to fit a loose nail so with hot, cold it can move and not buckle. The siding is damaged from water traped. Bottom part could be cut out and replace with an aluminium trim and new siding.

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from the looks of that plywood at 0:35.... you might want to sharpen, or change your saw blade!!! =)

It would've been nice if you showed the glazing beads cuts, because one side end of the gb is cut straight and other is cut 45 angle, also when installing the glazing beads they go in a certain way to fit properly. And on the bottom of the frame there are 2 rubber plates a few inches away from the bottom corners to rest the botton of the glass on each plate which will allow the glass to be vertically top and bottom evenly spaced then you can square the glass by holding it as you did to rest on the double glazing tape. Otherwise it's a great video...