You're very welcome!

@@elliottpeabody1287 haha, good eyes! We had already partially cleaned it out before deciding to make a video out of it. So had to fake it with only turning the water partially on. The fix is still the same though so hopefully others find it helpful!

It’s less than two fingers clearance. I can’t have another adult in the car when I back out 😂

@@LifeSOSlive that goat path up kamikaze ridge I’ve been super curious to do in the snow. Then loop around back to Mount Si and take that down. Did you need any crampons for it?

@imag33 we only had micro spikes and didn't do entire loop like you mentioned. Got out onto the ridge with a nice view ate late lunch then headed back down as sunset wasn't far off.

Thanks man! Part of the fun with making these videos is using songs I love and building the video clips based on it. Music selection is key to all my videos.

@@lancetickner8209 yes!!! Thank you for posting this. I was wondering what would work to breakdown the corrosion. I will absolutely get some of that Penetrating Blaster. Here is a link for anyone wondering what it is: a.co/d/4IcNr86

It's a memory I'll cherish forever too! Merry Christmas!

@@KimWisdom-Egan she really is the best

@@ChadRedl haha yeah definitely have to head back there when it’s clear

Utah is such an amazing place, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

@@ronaldrichards5231 did you get yours figured out?! So glad I could be of service. It’s the whole reason I make these videos. If you could consider subscribing it would be much appreciated. Cheers Brother!

@ I did get it figured out and got a new Roman faucet set but it. Great to see the steps broken down the way you presented them.

@@ronaldrichards5231 love this so much. Way to go. I’m proud of you!

DISCLAIMER: I'm not a plumber, just a handy dad! Unfortunately, I believe you will need access to below the faucets. They have a stem that essentially clamps them to the underside of the tub. You can kind of see what I am talking about in the first part of my video. Luckily I had drywall on the side to give me access to it and not tile. Actually, now that I am thinking about it, you might be able to do it without access below. If you look at @3:23 in the video, there are two screws on either side of the faucet handle. Those are what tighten the black collet that you can see @0:14 and hold the copper line in that connects to you water lines. So, if I'm thinking about this correctly, you take off the handles or faucet, loosen the screws so the collet loosens, then pull the faucet, and copper stem up enough to disconnect the water lines. Ensure you turn off the main water line to your house first! You may have to loosen the faucet, and both handles as well since there are copper pipes that connect the handles to the faucet. That's where you may run into issues trying to get the copper piping below to pull up and out. Though maybe if all your doing is replacing the faucet head with a pull out style, maybe you can just remove the faucet head and connect the new one to the faucet base without removing the entire fixture? It might just be that easy. That's something you can check pretty easy by just taking out the set screws on the faucet head. I've never removed mine so I don't really know what's under there, but above the bathtub. Sorry for the long, vague answer. If anyone else here knows the answer to this, please let us know! Also Jackie, please keep us posted on what you find. I'm super curious now and might be able to help if you get the faucet head off. But I think you should atleast try that and let us know what you're working with! Best of luck my friend!

Crazy that you're having the same issue on a 1 year old car. No good Nissan!

@@mrfordf3508 yay! Way to go my friend! Way to stick with it. Please consider subscribing so more people can find this video ☺️

Thanks! Trapper’s Peak is incredible. 😎

@@california94538 they should last at least 10 years or more, but I found that if the handles are jerked and pulled around to roughly they can cause leaks. Or if they aren’t installed properly or seated correctly they can start to leak. Sounds like you got a bad one…

Honestly Chad, this is one of the best bang for your buck hikes I've ever done. Took less than an hour to summit and you get the 360 views of Baker, the north cascades, Gothic Basin, and the Skagit river as it snakes through the valley. You even get a taste of the alpine with the fun little rock scramble to the peak. I'm absolutely bringing the family back here.

@@imag33 Nice! Moving it further up on the list! :)

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@@feld3d is that what is making those marks on the inner part of the tire? I was wondering. Thanks for the heads up I’ll get it checked out

Yeah likely alignment is needed :) my GR hat same issue, factory alignment was crap and ate a set of ps4s, known issue unfortunately. I can't believe they leave the factory like that.

@@KaskadeHD When I was there a log was blocking the road 0.1 miles from the trailhead. But that was cleaned up on my way back. Maybe another fallen tree? Hard to know until you out there. But worth a shot! Enjoy it out there

@@PubnicoExpat good catch! It was out of sequence. I had to put the pads back in so I could get the wheel spacer off.

@@thaoeverytime yes! It is in Northern Washington State. Subscribe and check out my other hiking videos for more beautiful places around here.