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This is just a water heater for us, you can order one that hooks up to radiant heat but we didn't install that in our floors. Thanks for watching. :)

I have a list of materials in another comment here on this video. Not a lot of materials to make this. Thanks for watching. :)

Very nice. Thanks for watching. :)

Yes the seals were correct. Thanks for watching. :)

I no longer have this vehicle but. To change antifreeze is simple on most of these. Most of the radiators on the Tahoes have a petcock (I say most because I have run into a few that don't for whatever reason) at the bottom of the radiator on the passenger side I believe. Make sure your engine is cold. You can slide a little hose over the outlet so the antifreeze doesn't go everywhere and then open the petcock. After its drained close the petcock and fill with new antifreeze. An airlift system is great for filling coolant systems and making sure there isn't any air pockets. If you don't have an airlift system fill your coolant system, reinstall the coolant cap and start the car paying attention the the temp gauge. let the car run until the car is at operation temp without going over. Shut the car off and let it cool off completely, this might take a while. after the car has cooled off open the coolant cap and top off the system. Repeat this process until you no longer have to add any more coolant. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching. :)

I don't work mine that hard but after 5 years it still runs great. Thanks for watching. :)

I believe there is a link in the description to the tool. Thanks for watching. :)

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This wood shed build would work as a tractor shed if it was a bit bigger. I have plans on building a livestock barn this summer but that video wont be out for a few months. Thanks for watching. :)

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only difference, I'll be using some leftover tin for the sides.

@@derekharper7868 Thank you, I need a hay shed now also, maybe I'll have to make another video. lol :)

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The product is nice, the price of the product is a bit outrageous now days. Thanks for watching. :)

You're welcome. Glad the video helped and thanks for watching and commenting. :)

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I remember you from the meetings up there. I want to get back up there but don't have the time to leave for a day. Getting ready to build a livestock barn. Thanks for watching. :)

Glad the video helped and thanks for watching. :)

Sorry for the late reply, I really don't know how many hours I have put on this machine but I have probably ran 20 10lb spools of wire through it. It's a great machine. Thanks for watching. :)

Nice, it was fun to paint and they are fun to drive around the property. :)

Thank you for the reply and the information. knowledge is always welcome on this channel. I do a bit of milling but not enough to know everything about the mill. Thanks again. :)

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Not bad, I have taken it apart and put cardboard between the layers of foam to help it last longer. It's also not used every day, I like to get out and put a few arrows in it when I can but life gets busy. Thanks for watching. :)

@@KoalityofLife I hear ya on that. Dang bills keep coming forcing me to work instead of practice with the bow! Dang bills.

Thank you. :)

Being first is always nice. lol Thanks for watching. :)

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I actually made a better trap: czcams.com/video/f9vVtEO2jfY/video.html . This trap worked out better. Check it out and thanks for watching. :)

Not a bad idea for the planks, thank you and thanks for watching. :)

NO, I didn't dilute it. According to the manufactures directions I should use a vinegar solution with a 5% acidity level. You can buy white vinegar with different acidity levels so if you cant find a 5% acidity level already made you might have to dilute a stronger vinegar solution to be 5% or whatever % the manufacture of your water heater wants you to use. Hope this helps and thanks for watching. :)

@@KoalityofLife thanks found the rinai instructions as well. 2nd time flushing the heater, this video has helped both times as I can't remember all the steps.

@@GeeVideos Thank you, its nice to hear that the video helped out. Tell you the truth, I go back to my own video when I flush our water heater because I don't remember where I put the instruction manual for the darn thing and I cant remember what concentration to use. :)

This will hold 6 cords of wood. Thanks for watching. :)

The truss company delivered them with a crane truck that put them up there. One man putting them up there by ones self would be a pretty good trick though. Thanks for watching. :)

Thank you. I had the trailer sitting around for a few years just needed a bit of time to make it happen. :)

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Thank you, it's nice to hear the video helped out. It always takes longer to do a job when you are trying to show everything but its worth it when you see posts like this. Thanks for watching. :)

It's a 1968 Case 580CK Backhoe, according to the internet it has 48 HP. It has been worked hard over the years so it might not have that much anymore but it does have a low range set of gears to help it pull. Thanks for watching. :)

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Sorry, I do not have an actual material for this. But doing a quick walk around of my 8X16 shed I can tell you that there is 6 6X6 posts, 21 8 foot long 1X4 girts, 10 2X6 rafters, 6 17 foot long 1X4 purlins, and 75 boards. Hope this helps a little and thanks for watching. :)

Thats a lot of cash. Hope it works hard for you after that. Thanks for watching. :)

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Glad I could help. Thanks for watching. :)

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Thank you. Stay safe out there and thanks for watching. :)

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Outside measures 8 foot by 16 foot. Thanks for watching. :)

Haha. Never know what I'm up to. But I need to get better at clickbait if I want to grow this channel. :)