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2019-07-07 Making a Pineapple Video 14
This is a video series following the growth of a pineapple in central Florida. See links below for the previous videos in the series.
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2019-06-23 Making a Pineapple Video 13
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This is a video series following the growth of a pineapple in central Florida. See links below for the previous videos in the series. Video 1: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html Video 2: czcams.com/video/1T8LFm44brg/video.html Video 3: czcams.com/video/ECVn0igNb_I/video.html Video 4: czcams.com/video/sCwFoAvDGKc/video.html Video 5: czcams.com/video/GYnQr3dSW9E/video.html Video 6: czcams.co...
2019-06-09 Making a Pineapple Video 12
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This is a video series following the growth of a pineapple in central Florida. See links below for the previous videos in the series. Video 1: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html Video 2: czcams.com/video/1T8LFm44brg/video.html Video 3: czcams.com/video/ECVn0igNb_I/video.html Video 4: czcams.com/video/sCwFoAvDGKc/video.html Video 5: czcams.com/video/GYnQr3dSW9E/video.html Video 6: czcams.co...
2019 05 26 Making a Pineapple Video 11
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This is a video series following the growth of a pineapple in central Florida. See links below for the previous videos in the series. Video 1: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html Video 2: czcams.com/video/1T8LFm44brg/video.html Video 3: czcams.com/video/ECVn0igNb_I/video.html Video 4: czcams.com/video/sCwFoAvDGKc/video.html Video 5: czcams.com/video/GYnQr3dSW9E/video.html Video 6: czcams.co...
2019 05 19 Making a Pineapple Video 10
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This is a video series following the growth of a pineapple in central Florida. See links below for the previous videos in the series. Video 1: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html Video 2: czcams.com/video/1T8LFm44brg/video.html Video 3: czcams.com/video/ECVn0igNb_I/video.html Video 4: czcams.com/video/sCwFoAvDGKc/video.html Video 5: czcams.com/video/GYnQr3dSW9E/video.html Video 6: czcams.co...
2019 05 12 Making a Pineapple Video 9
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This is a video series following the growth of a pineapple in central Florida. See links below for the previous videos in the series. Video 1: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html Video 2: czcams.com/video/1T8LFm44brg/video.html Video 3: czcams.com/video/ECVn0igNb_I/video.html Video 4: czcams.com/video/sCwFoAvDGKc/video.html Video 5: czcams.com/video/GYnQr3dSW9E/video.html Video 6: czcams.co...
2019 05 05 Making a Pineapple Video 8
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This is a video series following the growth of a pineapple in central Florida. See links below for the previous videos in the series. Video 1: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html Video 2: czcams.com/video/1T8LFm44brg/video.html Video 3: czcams.com/video/ECVn0igNb_I/video.html Video 4: czcams.com/video/sCwFoAvDGKc/video.html Video 5: czcams.com/video/GYnQr3dSW9E/video.html Video 6: czcams.co...
2019 04 28 Making a Pineapple Video 7
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This is a video series following the growth of a pineapple in central Florida. See links below for the videos previous to this one. Video 1: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html Video 2: czcams.com/video/1T8LFm44brg/video.html Video 3: czcams.com/video/ECVn0igNb_I/video.html Video 4: czcams.com/video/sCwFoAvDGKc/video.html Video 5: czcams.com/video/GYnQr3dSW9E/video.html Video 6: czcams.com/...
2019 04 21 Making a Pineapple Video 6
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This is a video series following the growth of a pineapple in central Florida. See links below for the videos previous to this one. Video 1: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html Video 2: czcams.com/video/1T8LFm44brg/video.html Video 3: czcams.com/video/ECVn0igNb_I/video.html Video 4: czcams.com/video/sCwFoAvDGKc/video.html Video 5: czcams.com/video/GYnQr3dSW9E/video.html
2019 04 15 Making a Pineapple Video 5
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This is a video series following the growth of a pineapple in central Florida. See links below for the videos previous to this one. Video 1: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html Video 2: czcams.com/video/1T8LFm44brg/video.html Video 3: czcams.com/video/ECVn0igNb_I/video.html Video 4: czcams.com/video/sCwFoAvDGKc/video.html
2019 04 07 Making a Pineapple Video 4
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This is a video series following the growth of a pineapple in central Florida. See links below for the videos previous to this one. Video 1: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html Video 2: czcams.com/video/1T8LFm44brg/video.html Video 3: czcams.com/video/ECVn0igNb_I/video.html
2019 03 31 Making a Pineapple Video 3
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Third video in the series following the growth cycle of a pineapple Video 1: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html Video 2: czcams.com/video/1T8LFm44brg/video.html
2019-03-24 Making a Pineapple Video 2
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This is the second video in this series on how to make a pineapple plant flower and produce a pineapple. The first video can be seen here: czcams.com/video/SVfee1PF0gY/video.html
2019 03 10 Making a Pineapple Video 1
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This is the first video in a series that will show the progression from encouraging a pineapple plant to flower, to harvesting the pineapple. The original plant was grown from the top of a pineapple purchased at the grocery store. Location is in Zephyrhills Florida.
WeatherFlow Smart Weather Station
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Unboxing and first impressions of the WeatherFlow Smart Weather Station.
5D Tactical Router Jig Pro Vacuum Adapter
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5D Tactical Router Jig Pro Vacuum Adapter
Bird Feeder Activity April 8, 2018 Zephyrhills Florida
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Bird Feeder Activity April 8, 2018 Zephyrhills Florida
Toyota Sienna Front Brake Pad Replacement
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Toyota Sienna Front Brake Pad Replacement
2011 Toyota Sienna Excessive Tire Wear Problem
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2011 Toyota Sienna Excessive Tire Wear Problem
Zecti Cellphone Holder Unboxing and First Impression
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Zecti Cellphone Holder Unboxing and First Impression
Has the issue been solved ?
Unfortunately NO. Still have the same issue, but I've incorporated removing tires from wheels and putting them on the opposite side making sure that the inside tread becomes the outside tread. If you think about how tires are rotated (never removing tires from the wheels, the inside tread is always the inside tread no matter which corner of the car the tread is on. By removing and replacing the tire on the wheel, I hope to double my tire life as I am now spreading the wear pattern to both sides of the tire.
Thanks for getting back to me, look up bogleheads.org, toyota sienna with abnormal tire wear forum, scroll down to the 4th post. Let me know what you think.
@@roes2238 Interesting website. My tire store did suggest that the alignment on the rear of the vehicle was "up against the wall on one of the alignments on the back" and said they could install a shim on each side to give some greater adjustment capability, but they said it was barely in alignment spec at that time, so they recommended leaving it be to see if the problem persists. To be honest, I haven't kept good enough track of where my tires end up after several alignments, to be reasonably confident that I know which corners of the car are causing the abnormal wear pattern. With the first set of tires (shown in the video), I wasn't very consistent with rotating the tires and probably only did so once or twice during their 18k lifetime. I noticed the wear on the tires that were on the front at 17k miles and assumed it was a front alignment issue. In the ten years I've own the van, I've only put 52k miles on the vehicle, so figuring this issue out takes a long time. I'm thinking that when I have to replace the tires again, I may just buy the cheapest tires I can find and run them without rotating them at all so I can definitely know which corners are the culprits and concentrate my solutions there.
How many ounces of cutting fluid does each lower need? TIA.
Sir, on the blue rop plate where it says " 1, 2 & 3" for router depth, what are the deeper cutouts in these same channels? The deeper cutouts i am referring to are directly below where it says 1,2 &3. For setting depth? Or, does one set depth by using the provided hash marks only?
dyken paint marker is permanent
My fan idle won’t turn off after I just turned off my heater
3-piece hose diameter adapter kit
I keep receiving a message “waiting for equipment” on my dehumidifier. If I turn air temperate down, it begins working. If I turn air temperature up, my dehumidifier goes back to “waiting for equipment.” Anybody have any tips before I call company to assist?
Haven't seen that error - sorry
worst thermostat ever, looses connection whenever it feels like it and doesn't connect on app when it says it is. going to a new one, fuck honeywell
I"m sorry you are having trouble with your thermostat. I sold my home a couple years ago now. Other than the issue I described previously, I had no other issues with them. The person that bought my house replaced all the thermostats and HVAC unit about a year after they bought the house.
HONEYWELL says the same thing to all their customers. " we will reset the system on our end and a engineer is on the case " total BS that is why they are going out of business. Had issues with both my 9000 color display units. They also lost connection to web 4 times a week. My install was done by pro so not my problem its HONEYWELL. They have a 2 star rating on AMAZON
Wow, My best friend, Wonderful video dear. I enjoyed watching. Hope to see you soon
Wow, My best friend, Wonderful video dear. I enjoyed watching. Hope to see you soon
Dude, go inexpensive and buy a gallon of muriatic acid and a chemical pressure sprayer. Faster, better, cheaper, cleaner, you will become a believer. Even diluted it will out perform naval Jelly and I love naval jelly on tools and other applications.
Thanks for the tip. To be honest, I just tried what I had on hand and was happy with the result. I didn't have a ton of rust marks, and didn't even use up the unfinished bottle. Will try your suggestion next time.
@@5150Lane Do be careful with the fumes, work with the breeze and just be mindful.You could use a chemical mask but skin needs protection as well if you make a fog. This is were naval jelly is a plus.
@@claudiodominguez. Thanks for the additional safety tips Claudio.
I’m looking for a used one for sale.
I'm sorry Jack, I'll be keeping my jig.
fan won't shutoff even when system is off. Once you go through all the complication of wiring this thermostat up... one doesn't want to have to revisit the unit. I'll be looking at a different Thermostat.
To be honest, even with all its' abilities functioning, I generally used mine just like the old timey ones where I set the temp I wanted and the thermostat just held it there. The feature I liked best is that I was able to control the thermostat with my cell phone.
Having the same issue now…Fan will not shut off…I switched out with same model from another zone and fan cuts off then. But switch back to the other one fan stays on. And update on fix?
@@keltis1844 i got my entire HVAC updated which came with new thermostats. 🤷🏾♂️
Super helpful; Thank you!
09 sienna, same problem, putting michelins on it and see what happens, apparently its a very heavy vehicle with car sized wheels and when you turn it puts a lot of weight on the outer edges of the tires in front
I can see now how my description in the video could be confusing. My Sienna wears the inner edge of the tire, not the outer edge.
Install some camber bolts to temporarily correct the negative camber that you obviously have. Pretty common issue on the Sienna. I had camber bolts on for years to fix this and the van pulling on the right and solved the problem. Once I replaced the complete worn out front struts assembly (KYB) I removed the bolts, put back the stock ones and now is perfect. So it's not an issue wIth the tires, it's more a suspension issue from the factory. Mine is a 2006 limited fwd with almost 180k miles. Always driven with firestone or kumho. 235/60/17 And 40psi for the sienna is the way to go...too heavy to stick at 33psi.
Thank you for your information and advice Alessio. It all seems reasonable to me. The issue I have, is that all my alignment specs are within the range that Toyota specifies. Although I haven't tried yet, I anticipate that alignment shops will not be enthusiastic to set my camber outside of the Toyota spec range.
Confusing since at 1:30 or so you say 'outboard' then soon after say 'outboard' for the other side. Maybe use words like inside vs outside or maybe brake side vs hub cap side. Yes I see they are alloy wheels with no hubcaps haha!
Good catch. I did notice that before I posted the video, but hoped viewers would be able to see what I was talking about and not be confused. At the time, I had near zero editing skills and didn't want to redo the whole video.
@@5150Lane My 2008 Sienna was also wearing tires on the inside. Just had $1,500. worth of work done which included.... Driver's side (the side with most inside wear) front strut coil was broken so replaced both strut/coil assemblies. Inner tie rod and outer rod ends but ball joints were fine. Hope issue goes away re the new winter tires I put on. haha!
@@bottomrung5777 I hope that resolves your issue. Please keep us updated on your results. On my Sienna, the wear on the inside edge of the inside tread (closest to the center of the vehicle) was even on the tires. Also, mine wore those tires out starting at just under 50,000 miles which is when I bought the vehicle.
@@5150Lane Will do! Spring time most likely.....I hope nothing apparent before. haha!
God...the "s" in your speech is awful!
Thank you for the compliment. I'll bet your speech and annunciation is flawless.
Hello, I know this video is old but can I ask can the squirrels climb that square post. If not what is it please!
I forget whether the wood post is a 4X4, or 6X6, covered with a pvc sleeve used for building fences. Sleeve was bought at Home Depot or Lowes. It was hilarious watching the squirrels trying to figure out how to get up to the feeders. They eventually gave up, and don't come around anymore.
@@5150Lane okay thank you so much. I have been battling squirrels for a while it’s just when they are no pecans and walnuts available from the trees thats when they come to my feeders. It is hilarious to watch them but they are smart and don’t give up easily. But for me there is no way too stop them completely I just want to slow them down. I have a small yard and no other place to put my feeders where I can see them so they can jump from my house or a tree. I don’t mind if they eat some just not all the seed little buggers. Nice little set up you have and I want to live in Florida someday. Do you like it? Is it hot all the time?
@@MunchkinMoD Yes, I like living in Florida. No, it is not hot all the time, but when it is, we just turn the air-conditioning on. We may have a longer summer than those up North, but I don't believe it gets any hotter. Winters are definitely milder, so I think it is easier to get acclimated to the summers.
@@5150Lane wow that sounds perfect. I’m only worried about hurricanes.
@@MunchkinMoD "canes are definitely an issue, but my family has been living in Central Florida (not on the coast) since 1967 and none of them have had severe damage to their property. Of course that could all change with the next 'cane.
This is literally what duct tape was invented for, but cool fix.
Update on this video. The Michelins that I installed on the vehicle aren't doing any better than the Sumitomo tires they replaced. I'm now removing the tires from the wheels and putting them on the other side of the vehicle so that what used to be the inside side of the tire, now becomes the outside of the tire. I didn't want to reverse the rotation of the tire, so had to take the tires off the wheels and slide them across to the other side of the vehicle and mount them with the tire still rolling the same direction. I know, it sounds weird, but I hope that doing this will allow me to get 30,000 miles out of the expensive Michelins. I'm going to try to find a hole-in-wall tire shop that would be willing to adjust the alignment based on the tire wear instead of what Toyota says the alignment should be.
Dude, rotate tires every 6 months, just like people change winter and summer tires. You won't have any problem. Why take so much headache on something that you can solve it by doing rotation. There is nothing to adjust the rear axle , it is the characteristics of the car with slightly negative camber for stability like Lexus IS
@@rondhole Tires were rotated routinely, but if you follow Toyota's recommended rotation - front to back, back to front, the wear is still on the inside of the tire on both sides of the car. Even if you used a cris-cross pattern, the wear would still be a problem.
@@5150Lane You are right, cris-cross pattern should be fine in summer and all seasons USA tires. Only for winter or directional tires, you cannot do cris-cross pattern. U di criss-cross pattern in my Sienna 2004 AWD and never have issue with it. Criss-cross patter reduces the feathering problems, keep the tires less noisy.
My 09 has been doing this for a while now. I even had the rear springs, shocks, and the bushings replaced! Mine seems to only be the right rear. Have you found anything yet? I’m thinking it could be the rear bearing?
@@kevingarofalo6475 Hi Kevin. Thank you for adding to the discussion. I asked the same question of the alignment shops, and they told me the bearings were checked and found to be fine. I'm going to no longer rotate back to front, but instead rotate side to side. I'll have to have the tires removed from the wheels and remounted in the opposite direction to keep the tires rolling the same direction, but I believe this will double the miles until the tires wear out, which I may be able to get 40,000 miles on them.
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I just took a needle and scratched the lines and numbers and the stand out clearly now,no need to go buy anything but it's a good idea nonetheless.
I have a 2011 and my front tires need replaced again they got replaced 3 months ago
Wow! Sorry to hear you only made it 3 months! Fortunately, my Sienna isn't my daily driver, so I don't have to replace tires often, but when I do replace, they have low miles. My current tires are showing signs of uneven wear though. I'm keeping the tire pressure higher to match Toyota's recommendation on the sticker on driver's door post. The pressure is just slightly higher than what is recommended on the tires.
This is the best jig out there. I have used mine multiple times, and if you follow directions and go slowly it works flawlessly. well worth the money!!!
Is their a vacuum that you would recommend that fits with out rigging it ,thanks for info
Tap Magic for Aluminum 😎
Thank you for sharing this lol, this will save me some money now. Just buy the adapter set instead of a small shop vac. Now I can just use my regular one and like you said regular shop vac will have more suction. Thank you again!
Putting the whole operation inside a cardboard box keeps the chip completely under control. No mess at all.
Never thought about this.. that’s clever
or just lay out a tarp
Could it be as now usual 2021 greedy tire manufacturers making softer tires compared to 30 + years ago and lieing to the consumer that the complaints about noisy tires but cutting cost instead? I think both not to mention I read that toyota put a heavy body on camry chassis
Sounds logical, but doesn't explain why the entire tire doesn't wear more evenly. I only replaced my tires because the inside tread was gone. I feel confident that the rest of the tire tread had at least 20-30,000 miles left in it.
Just replaced my michelins yesterday . 17,000 miles and they were shot . Outside tire wear .
Hey Mark. Sorry you had to do that. The Michelins that I installed on the vehicle aren't doing any better than the Sumitomo tires they replaced. I'm now removing the tires from the wheels and putting them on the other side of the vehicle so that what used to be the inside side of the tire, now becomes the outside of the tire. I didn't want to reverse the rotation of the tire, so had to take the tires off the wheels and slide them across to the other side of the vehicle and mount them with the tire still rolling the same direction. I know, it sounds weird, but I hope that doing this will allow me to get 30,000 miles out of the expensive Michelins. I'm going to try to find a hole-in-wall tire shop that would be willing to adjust the alignment based on the tire wear instead of what Toyota says the alignment should be.
Why so much time wasted with all your background music?
I was new to editing videos and posting them, so was still learning what works and what doesn't. Also, don't like the sound of my own voice, so was trying to keep my talking to a minimum and thought music would help with that.
Mine says temp sensor error, replace thermostat.
Mine says same thing what’s the fix . Thermostat is only three months old
Mine is same...1 month old!
@@kennethmartabano6613 I wonder if there was a software update that messed it up
Mine just started two days ago, shows outside temp every once in a while, other wise just get the replace thermostat message
It happens with Siennas, it's a thing, I'd get Siennas at 20 to 30k miles and the tires will wear down so fast that the metal will start to show
I've found that the best way to make the tires last, is to don't drive the Sienna. lol Seriously though, all the tire shops insist on inflating the tires to the number shown on the tire, which is usually around 32psi. The sticker on the driver's side door post says to inflate to 35psi. It may be wishful thinking on my part, but the tires seem to be doing better since I began inflating them to the higher Toyota recommended pressure. The van doesn't get much use (2,000 miles in 2020), so it's hard to gage the wear.
Hi 5150lane - I had no idea that's how they grew! We follow Millennial Farmer and found your channel from the comment you left on that page. We'd really appreciate if you'd give our channel a look if you get a minute and aren't already following us. Thanks in advance!
you can 3d print an adapter
This WORKS. I got some calcium carbide pellets and put them in the middle of the pineapple plant, and a month later they are growing pineapples. Amazing.
Happy that it worked for you. This past year, my pineapple plants exploded, and I had more pineapples than I could use. Will be thinning the crop this year.
Is there a solution (like maybe increasing psi)? The sienna (ours is 2017) is just more comfortable than our highlander, but replacing the tires every 20k or less miles really stinks and adds to the cost of ownership. Driving the sienna with really worn tire edges is dangerous, and I hydroplane so easily.
I tried higher tire pressure on the tires that eventually wore out - the ones in the video. It didn't seem to make any difference. On this set of Michelins, I'm going to dismount the tires from the wheels and install them on the opposite of the vehicle so the inside of the left front wheel will become the outside of the right front wheel. I may do this a couple of times to evenly wear the tires. Remounting the tires a couple of times will cost some money, but should be able to double the tire life this way.
What PSI do you run on your sienna front tires? feel like the Max 44lbs is too low causing the excessive wear on the outer tread
I always ran the max the vehicle manufacturer suggested, then when I noticed the wear, I bumped that up a few pounds thinking I'd transfer the wear to the middle of the tire instead of the side. It didn't seem to make much difference.
You know I always noticed the front tires of the Sienna look flat even with the maximum 44 lbs of psi and that’s without the family inside. Maybe needs a better set of tires with a higher rating of psi
I'm beginning to think you are correct. While this may be wishful thinking on my part, since I inflated the tires to Toyota's recommended pressure of 35psi instead of the 32psi shown on the tire, the wear pattern seems to be more even. I only put 2,000 miles or so a year on the van, so it's hard to tell if the tires are wearing better.
Hello - Thanks for the video! Question, that bracket its mounted to, where did you get it? It is exactly what i am looking for but cannot find anything like it... The grey one holding the WeatherFlow.
That’s the mount from one of his acurite 5-in-1 units that died.
The grey bracket is a bracket from one of my many Accurite 5in1 weatherstations. Those things only last about a year for me, and I get new brackets every time I buy a new one. You might try Accurite's website to see if they sell the brackets by themselves.
Where can I get a vice like yours
Sorry for the late response. I inherited the vice from my dad, but looked on Harbor Freight and Amazon for "drill press vice", and saw many options - some that looked exactly like mine.
3:23 for the vacuum adapter
No help whatsoever! We only have one thermostat and you gave zero help at the end of this video
lmfaoooooo
I have just started looking at getting a Sienna, but tires that wear out prematurely is a big red flag. I am reading about the same thing on multiple, multiple sites. Everyone is pointing fingers at someone else.
What was the alignment reading for the toe?
Sorry I haven't answered earlier. The Toe on both front tires is at 0.03. Desired range is -0.07 to +0.13
I ordered a shop vac with the specific measurements recommended 1.25 inch and it's too small. Is there any adapter that will fit?
I used a plumbing drain hose, used to connect a sink drain. (Example: tinyurl.com/vzk7a8w) I got mine from a local hardware store. I had to use a hole cutter to ream out one of the friction rings to fit over the vacuum connector on the 5d jig and had to assemble the fitting on the vacuum connector BEFORE connecting the vacuum connector to the jig due to the lip on the 5d adapter. Still had a mess but much less than using duct tape to bridge the shop vac to the jig. Since this hose bends and keeps its shape, I was able to bend it at 90 degrees (down) to the shop vac hose thus the shop vac hose wasn't in the way as much.
They replaced all of your old ones with new? I will try this myself
Yes Brandon - they replaced all the old ones. They used to just put a new blade/bit in the handle, but my screwdrivers are so old that they didn't have that style anymore, so they just replaced the entire screwdriver.
@@5150Lane cool. I have the same ones . The old black square handle ones. The new ones are great !!
@@brandonmurphy4657 I think with the new ones, it's easier to get more torque on them because of the shape of the handle.
It never happen to my Kia Sedona 2017 LX that it has 30,000 miles. Its a common problem to the suspension of Toyota sienna. My tire looks new despite that it has 30,000 miles....I don't have any single issues with my Kia Sedona 2017. It is the most comfortable rides and the best center console armrest. The car seats are also comfortable and more leg rooms....