That’s an excellent tip! Thanks for mentioning that!

@@JustinMentionedIt yes, 👍🏻

That’s a good question. If you go the route I did by splitting the main line coming in, as long as you use one sink at a time, most likely your psi will not change. If you use both at the same time, your psi will likely change to be lower.

My water pressure didn’t really have a noticeable change after adding the second sink. No guarantees though, probably will depend on what pressure you start with.

⁠water saver aerators can help with eqaulizing the PSI

@@fernandogeo4424 thank you so much! God bless you as well!

Thank you! Yes, it was kinda stressful.

@@scottwarden2315 🤷🏻‍♂️ not a good idea when I look back on it now.

Haha! 💪🏼

@@tomcat9177 oh I don’t know, I’m sorry I don’t have a solar sensor on my pool. I hope that you can… best of luck.

@@LebronInCleats I know! I learned a lot on this one. The right tool for the right job is definitely one of those life lessons that got driven in on this one.

Glad the video helped!

Great catch! I totally forgot to stick it back on there. Off camera, I untied the cord again from the umbrella end, threaded it on where it belongs, and then retied the knot again.

Thanks, pretty impressive really.

Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video!

Excellent! I’m glad this video was helpful!

So, seeing in this video how much extra cord that they actually give for this umbrella, I decided to start by checking the top end of the umbrella to see if the cord was still accessible there - and yes it was! At the very top, over the pulley, I could see the cord still there. So I turned the crank and loosened the cord more to allow me to pull the cord out further to push more of it into the end. I had to fish it back through the end cap (as I had to glue it in place a while ago because it kept slipping off and that's how the cord got abraded in the first place). I just used a crochet hook - worked like a charm. Then all I needed to do was pop the button off, remove the broken piece and replace it with the end of the remaining cord. Thank you so much for this video!! And for showing all your mistakes - it really helped me figure out the easiest way to fix this. You're awesome!

@@Sypherzthank you so much for the kind words! Makes me happy every time someone gets a successful fix!

@@averagejoesjimshomeprojects I have to thank you again! My cord broke in the crank case this time. So all your extra work helped me with that end too! I got new cord and fished it through using the existing cord. My crank case was a little different as it required that I take the crank mechanism completely apart. It was a stack of various shaped washers and such that went over a split bolt. I just laid the pieces out in the order I took them off to make sure I put them back on in the right order. I had a little trouble getting the crank to fully open the umbrella after installing the new cord. It felt like it was getting stuck on something. So I kept the crank case open and pulled on the cord manually out of the crank case until it opened the umbrella, then cranked up the slack, Now it opens and closes without issue.

Thank you! That is very nice of you to say!

Awe bummer, sorry you weren’t able to find the bulbs you need.

Thanks! I do enjoy fallout!

No problem! Really glad the video helped!

I’m not sure 🤷🏻‍♂️. I think all you really need is enough to fully close the umbrella. Best of luck with the fix! Hope it goes smoothly.

Glad you enjoyed the video! I hope you never have a problem with your new system!

Measuring the old one is a solid option. That’s probably your most accurate method. Good luck and keep fixing!

Thank you for the kind words! I’m so glad the video was helpful. Happy fixing!

Oh no! I’m not sure if you can get one of those. I think your only hope is to co tact the manufacturer of your umbrella and see if they can send you a replacement. It is just a cover and you can try fashioning one out of something else. I think those might be your best options. Best of luck, and thanks for watching!

@@averagejoesjimshomeprojects thanks so much for the info! Great video I watched it like 10 times 😅

I have actually changed that one. You’re on the right track with the buttons. Yours just might be stuck. Maybe try some WD40 to get it loose! Good luck!

That is an option. However, just keep in mind if you do a tee off the existing lines outside the wall, that you’ll have to drill holes in every wall of the vanity on its way to the other sink to run the water lines. Not the end of the world, and I’ve seen people do it that way. I just figured, I had to remove the drywall for the drain anyway, might as well run the water lines in the wall too. I appreciate the question and a great example of how there’s a ton of different ways to do a project like that. 👍🏻

@@averagejoesjimshomeprojects makes sense ! I figured this was easier than sweating the copper pipe in the wall like you were doing LOL

@@nathansoley-hy4dd For sure! That was seriously the worst part of the whole project.

that was my first thought too. could you imagine having to do a dishwasher, or refrigerator line like that?

I agree 100%! I’m glad your mirror removal went well. You’re right, this is a very dangerous and difficult project and I highly recommend anyone attempting it, do better than me, wear some personal protective equipment!