I have a rexing cp duo. It says to mount by the license plate, but I don't think the cameras are waterproof. There is no installation video for this camera specifically, and it's the written directions that say to install it by the license plate, but videos show it in the back window. I can do that because I have opening doors on the back.

Did you notice the difference in temperature and/or noise level?

Turns into a door stop when they change battery tech in 3 years.

Thank you for the video. It gave me a good insight to what I needed to do. Turns out it was the front filter that needed cleaning and no more leak!😊

Do you have any idea what would be causing a very slow drip that is coming from the top of the big grey rubber ring gasket just inside the washer that you see when you open the door? I cleaned the filter on the lower left front… there was very little debris in it.

Don’t actually show us how to fix anything. Just tell us where the leak is coming from. I know where the leak is coming from. I need to know how to fix it and what hardware I need to remove.

Ego sells a backpack where you can carry the battery on your back. Not nearly as hard on your arms or body.

Sounds like a bunch of leaks in the ol front load samsung 🤔. I specifically came for the drum leak.. Sounds like I may as well replace my machine. You helped me fix the last ! 👍 👌

This helped alot!!! Thanks !!!

As far as the snow blower goes, the 2 stage gas machines aren't better with wet snow. So the EGO did well. The snow shovel, in my opinion, did a great job. I had a 34-inch john Deer 2 stage snow blower 10 hp and sold it. I bought an electric battery-operated snow blower, and it works way better for me. Now keep in mind i have a driveway that can accommodate 6 full size pick up trucks and a semi long walkway to my backyard, and I'm 64 with onset oustio arthritis in my lower back. The Ryobi snow blower is easier for me to move around and get the job done.

Just convinced me to buy one

Seems like the shovel is useless on stairs. Also does not look too useful on snow deeper than a couple inches or wet snow. Moral of the story - keep it for light snow, otherwise bring out the big guns.

Just something that might be a help, if you don’t have a small bottle washer of some sort, I have put two straws together, one end and to the other and then take a pair of small scissors and cut about a 1 inch slice in the end of one of the straws and go around the straw with small little slices Then use the end of your scissors or a butter knife as you would with Christmas ribbon that you’re trying to curl, and curl those ends a little bit that will give you the absolute perfect tool to get in there. It’s lightweight. It will not harm anything and it will pull out any of the lent and fiber that is Stuck Back in there where you cannot fit your fingers.? trust me on this it works!

Thanks for the great video! And did you get in any trouble for using the nice Christmas towel to clean the gunk out? 😂

Where is the soap container you connect the other end to?

My driveway is pebbles. Any way to raise this snow shovel up a bit on skids to prevent gouging out the pebbles?

Great video

Thanks for the video. I have a leak that has been caused by the gasket not being properly sealed at the bottom. This happened because we've been drying the seal between washes and evidently we accidentally tugged on it too hard and pulled it out of the channel. I have a video that shows a 6-8" section of the gasket that isn't tucked in like the rest of the gasket. I haven't been able to push it back in to place. Do you have any suggestions on how to do it without taking off the front cover?

My debris filter just refuses to come out. Even when I push in and turn counter clockwise it still won't budge..

thank you!

Dealing with this rn and there's no way I'm going through the hassle of taking it outside and the emergency tube is the stupidest idea they've ever had like make that shit easier to do

This is a great idea, but I wonder why it's not used more widely. I can only find 4 or 5 different ones like this, they're all from China or India, and they seem a little sketchy. Pretty much all the good reviews are from hopeful people, but not ones who have actually put out fires with them. Why aren't any major brands of fire extinguishers making these? I'm tempted to get several and test one or two myself, but that can get expensive. But I've been the first bystander to stop and aid on the scene of two vehicle fires before, and they go up extremely quick. Both went from a small engine fire to an engulfed vehicle in about 5 minutes. Both were within 4 blocks of a fire station, but they were both engulfed before the firetruck arrived. I may be a little paranoid, but I have a 25 year old truck with half a million miles on it, so I'd like to do all I can to protect it.

its easier to remove that belt from the front. No need to get to the back of the dryer to release the belt, especially if its in a tight space.

5:08 not the wife in the background asking about cleaning up during a handyman job

You did a great job on the video. Thank you so much.

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You want to install 3 in the engine bay, one on each side of engine and one on the top center, like he did. Keep the 2 on the sides low as you can. When fighting a fire you aim at the base of the flames...ALSO, SOMEONE COMMENT THE ORANGE TABS NEED TO BE REMOVED !!!!!

This is an extremely helpful video from start to finish. So grateful.

The water never stops just keeps going for me i cant clean it

Stupid people buy this garbage.

Filter door has a push pop open mechanism

Just found your video. Was researching the same procedure for some lights we have. Great info! By the way, I like your flag decor. Did you make it? Please share the details about how you went about it. I want one also. Thanks! Update - Found your video on the Thin Line flag!

Very cool. I'm struggling with the "form" and keeping the epoxy from running out. Any recommendations on easiest way to build the form? TYIA

Thank you

My washing machine has no error codes and seems to work fine BUT smells terrible. The past few weeks I drain this hose after every wash and there is so much water in there. Any suggestions on what I should do next or why my drainage hose is full everytime? Thank you for the video!

Snow blower all day lol😂

Great video man, thank you.

Nice. How long did it actually take?

This video is so sooo helpful. Thank you.

To open the open the outer panel...don't you just gently push in and it pops out?

Thanks

I followed the directions,, cleaned the stinky, dirty filter, put it back together. Ran a load - and flooding!!! Another You Tube commenter stated that the square cut-out notch at the bottom of the filter needs to be facing down (towards the floor) when putting the filter back in. That solved the problem.

How much time does it take to sharpen the blade?

Just pulled a bunch of plastic, cigarette butts, and of all things a poo sickle stick!! Didn’t know things like that could even get in there!!

Muchas gracias por tu video ahora tengo una mejor idea de donde buscar la fuga de agua gracias

What if I removed the other filter first? A ton of water came out. My spin cycle works now, but when i run my washer, water is leaking from there.

Is it possible to put it in a vertical position… in Windows that opens sideways?!…,

Thank you very much. You just saved me a few hundred dollars.

Thanks man, helped a treat.

Your video cut out when attaching the main horizontal stabilizing bar to the hitch receiving T bar, and I didn't get to see if the 2 bolts let you adjust how far the horizontal stabilizer bar went in (closer to the tail gate). I would like to see the hoist be able to safely reach the truck bed center for the bulky items rather than so close to the truck bedside wall.