Very good explanation this guy deserves una caguama

DUDE! You saved my little flocked tree that has been the death of me to figure out a way to replace the lights! I bought this tool years ago and gave up trying to figure it out. Gave it a go again this year and decided to search here first... came upon your video and I got the lights back up and running! Still took me a good 25 minutes, but worth it! Thank you!

Good job explaining I needed to know this info. Great video straight to the point.

I combine these with the glue traps, works very well.

any experience with the 2x4 pocket frame vs the 2x6?

first time I set mine I put tuna fish on it.. mouse ate all the tuna and didnt set off the trap lol.... Peanut butter the next night him him tho.. I almost gave up on these traps XD

Here is my problem the frame I guess is gone I can’t screw anything thing in

Nice.... Some recommendations: 1. I would use SOLID corrugate pipe so no sleeving necessary... 2. On the 90 degree bend at the end that then connects to a pop up, I would drill a couple of small holes to 'leech' any trapped water after filling that area where the 90 degree pop up ends up, with non woven geotextile fabric and pea stones (instead of soil). This would help ensure minimal standing water in the solid corrugated pipe as that can get really nasty over the years: standing water makes for breeding ground for nasty creatures !! Learned this from French Drainman !

where did u get the clear pvc pipe

My toilet has a Chinese fill valve with at thing right next to the float arm that shoots water into the float and it also has a light blue 3 inch flapper

Where are the links?

I have a Catchrang trap, and I think it's better than this.

Sh$t and water go down hill and pay days on friday.

You made that look easy! All I need is a sawzall and the tick tracer, thank you for this video. 😀

Wearing sandals doing truck work or drilling is such a homo move.

Great video!

GREAT fix on door lock

To shoot water up your butt

The black screw are the input?

The explanation of the neutral and ground wire connections helped a lot since my old dial switch just had the two wire hookup ie Line & load connections. Thanks :)

Joel you are a very kind person. And i hate what you have had to put up with. Remember you have a right to be truly happy. Dont allow other's to steal your light. The pain in your back, is because your holding energy that isnt allowing you, to be true to your feelings. It can make you very sick. When you have to tiptoe, around someone else's narcissistic energy. Its also not fair for your children to live in the shadow of someone's everyday anger. Stay the kind caring man you are. Release that energy, its hurting you.💫🙌💫🙌💫

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Why an outlet next to toilet

You mentioned that you want the GFCI on the "home run line" presumably so that it will protect all the downstream outlets. But how do you know which outlet is the one with the home run line?

Lol...all of you, fired!

0:53 Back home we call this a “Hula Hoe”.

You taking a bite of that candy bar was grossing me out I just can't finish watching it

Great video... I currently have Anderson Ultimate 5th wheel hitch which has performed well for 2 seasons. Wth increased payload capacity in new Ram 3500 i am considering moving to conventional hitch. Wondering about turning/backing angle limitations with my Cougar. Do you have installation recommendation with 6.4 bed length? (2" behind axle or 4: behind axle?). My pin weight (5th whell loaded) is 2400lbs.

You could have gotten them to throw in free delivery with an order that big. I used to get automatic free delivery back in the day with my pro account.

Thank you. Please make a video about adjusting the watering area for rainbird heads

What about 1* or 6* see any different

Nice Job Joel.

Can you use screws in place of nails? I know they would have to be outdoor rated. And also has anybody ever added this to a block home? I know you would have to add vertical slats evenly spaced out to anchor the siding to the wall. Asking for a friend. Lol , any info would be appreciated.

This is something ALOT of "plumbers" and DIY don't pay attention to, and is VITAL to the sewer working. Here's a good video on drain line carry: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6SVn3Z9eL2BftE -- I recently saw a video of a large plumbing company not only fight with the homeowner and county employees, but installed the new line FLAT and in places with NEGATIVE fall (aka pitch). If you're going to do plumbing, get some advice and buy a copy of the NPC...because in most places you have to pull permits and get inspections, and it sucks to do a job twice when the inspector fails you - if you can afford it, especially in these times.

I LOVE how you teach him so many life skills. I want my kids to have an Uncle Joel

Whose camper is in the background of the video?

Do you have to repeat the fertilizing step again? If so, how often after the first application?

Nifty way to run your wires through the hole in the ladder. If you put 4 or more speakers in one large room, are you crisscrossing A and B to have stereo no matter where you stand? That's how my dad wired them. 8:45 They are audio wires, not electrical. The speakers in the kitchen look really close together. I'd think to fill the room you'd have them on different sides of the room.

So, What did you take the little stones out with?

Do I have a 5th wheel? No. Will I ever install one of these? Also no. Did I watch it all?! YES!! Joel simply explains everything so easy to understand. Anyone else curious about the motorhome?

One question, would you not want the wind pointing at the window to combat the cold air coming off of the low R value from the window?

I had 15 years of thatch to get up. To rent a machine would have been $100 a day. Decided reluctantly to spend $200 on a Lime Green dethatcher/scarifier... Felt lightweight and a little cheap.. that thing is an absolute beast. 15 years of thatch was yanked up without mercy....👍🏻 Thank you

what size air compressor do you use, for the nail gun?

I wondered how it was done seeing a few 5th wheels on the road. Seeing it now makes sense of how it it secures the RV. You really have to be driving defensible at all times. That is a lot of cargo and one can not stop like with just a truck. Truck drivers must live in a nightmare world with so many folks distracted. Good video and presentation of a product you will use and trust.

I thought you had a dually truck

I never knew how the rv attached to the trucks bed( obviously I'm not an rver 😂) so neat!

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Good 👍 work 🦺🛠️🔧⚒️🔨🔩🪛🧰

Nice job getting it on there Joel! Thanks for sharing! 🛻🧰🔧🛠🪛

Tested, Tough!