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I bought the part from a toyota dealer online. It was almost a $100 cheaper online from the same dealer than if I walked in to purchase from them. They couldn't say why it works that way. The part number is #69850-0C062 and it comes as a complete assembly with the motor.

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This little thing gave Chris the heebie-jeebies

Yes, that's a great title as well!

I'm sure I've done some miles.

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Who's Mike?

In my area, the code requirement is one on each rafter, either on the right or left side. Simpson recommends mounting them diagonally from the opposite wall to minimize the truss from twisting. Thanks for watching!

Yep. Then the monsoons are next...maybe

Oh, absolutely. We're just sitting around here, sipping lemonade, while you’re out there conquering the world with your ladders and 2x4 cleats. True heroes. 🙄 Thanks for watching

Building a house does take a significant amount of time, but with a good plan and a reliable team, it can be completed efficiently. On average, it takes about 7 to 12 months to build a new house, depending on factors like the size, complexity, location, and any unexpected delays. Since I’m new to this and learning as I go, doing most of the work with a contractor friend and occasionally a few other friends joining in to help, it might take a bit longer. Additionally, the windy weather has been slowing us down. However, with our dedication and hard work, it will be done before you know it!

@@OnTheRockHomestead thanks for the info, im a framer so I know how long it takes. I was simply saying, standing those vaulted trusses was going to take forever because it looks like a pain in the ass. Probably the best way is to fly them one at a time like you did, how long did it take to stand that section?

Thanks for your comment. The biggest pain has been the wind. Working off scaffolding and dealing with heights is unsettling as well. A good example is when I put the ridge beam up. I made a mistake and disconnected the strap before attaching it. Thankfully, nobody was hurt. This section took us about 3 hours, so it wasn't too bad.

Thank you for your comment and observation. This has been a valuable learning experience for me, and I acknowledge the mistakes made. Ensuring safety is always the top priority.

Thanks for your feedback. I'm still learning this editing program. What seems to be a good sound setting doesn't always come out right after posting.

I guess I should slap a "Viewer Discretion Advised" title on this. 😆 So, let me get this straight: you're bailing on helping with the roof panels? 😔

Yes, it is, but someone's gotta do it. I didn't want Steve up there while I'm stuck running the reachfork!

Thanks for watching! Let me know when you come up.

I think it's Basalt and Malapai.

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Yes, it feels great. It triggers a sense of completion or fulfillment, whether it's watching a task executed perfectly, witnessing harmony in nature, or seeing something neatly resolved.

That could've been a disaster