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I wanted to hang my 43” tv in my metal roofed gazebo and came across your video. I was trying to figure out the best way to do it. Had no idea about the threaded rivet tool. Bought it at Harbor Freight and within 30 minutes had the tv hung. Thank you for this video.

Perfect, thanks fella 👍🏻

Just finished this same setup. Thank you for all the info.

What size drill bit did you use? I’m planning on doing this same setup this weekend. Ty

never did show the most important part as how to adjust the cable???????????

Care to update? Would you change anything?

Do you happen to have the link for the screen you used? I have the same gazebo.

You talked a lot and worked a little :-(

Another heater saved from a landfill! The company I work for threw one of these 3 foot tall heaters in the dumpster. I dusted it of and pulled it apart but couldn't get it lit. I modified the regulator like you explain and now it works great. I don't even need a space heater i just like to fix stuff and keep things out of the trash. Gonna pass this off to a friend.

Thanks for sharing. Can you please tell me what size screws did you use and what size Rivet nut did you use for the holes and what size drill bit? Did you use? Thank you.

ZeboZAP tv mounts straps without drilling upto 85inch tv.

My heater is whistling or hissing. What is wrong and what should look for to fix?

Followed your instructions exactly, and the install was perfect. Thanks for posting this very detailed video.

Best video ever! Saved for when I do mine!

Worked a treat my patio heater had cut out random for the last few years. And they wouldn’t say on at all anymore and now it’s running fine 👍🏻

Great video thanks We have a metal pergola/ gazebo too but the bar in the roof is only about 1/2 inch thick and it's right up on the exterior roof. Do you think the NEU MASTER Rivet Nut Tool, will support a 65 inch TV? thanks, any suggestion? john

I am not mechanical in the least and decided to give this a go.....so glad I did. Your simple explanations and specific step by step advice were perfect. Can't thank you enough (and thank you for specifying the 13mm ! I now have two working patio heaters again!

Hola alguien que me ayude tengo problemas con una estufa de patio cambie el casquillo y puente los sensores y nada q enciende que otro problema puede haber

Does anyone know if this problem been addressed by Echo?

Thanks for posting this video. Used the same process and it came out great! Thanks for the video and links

Awesome fix. Thanks homie

Nice!!!🎉

Zebozap best for outdoor tv mount use and perfect dir gazebo

You have not been maintaining your lawnmower by the looks of the dirt.when we are going to see the replacement?😮😮😮😮😮😮

What leds did you use? As it would appear the volvo canbus system seems very sensitive to leds being fitted.

I so appreciate these learning videos but dang why can’t they all just get to what we are here for.

i have the same mower and the Engine turns over but does not start I added new oil new spark plug new gas new fuel filter and a carburetor clean but it does not Get gas from the carburetor to the engine the mower's been sitting for about two years Outside What would you do

Dude, great save. Thank you. I had three heaters that were shite. I ripped out all three regulators. No more pilot nonsense.

So you reinstall without the spring?

Thanks for sharing. I used the ZeboZAP that straps on the vertical post. Pasted some duct tape on the screen and slit through to put the straps through.

Get the zeboZAP solved tv mounting in a pergola in minutes. The best gazebo tv mount.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!😊

Would the revit gun also be a good solution for a cedar wood gazebo?

Great Video! Thank you fur posting! 🤙

Thanks

Thank you sir for the top notch tips!!

Well done... Thank you

Terrific advice--I have four patio heaters, all different models. Following your lead, I found and disabled the thermo-couplers on my Fire Sense and Uniflame heaters successfully. I suspect most patio heaters have similar internals so fixing the other two should follow the same procedure. What a great way to avoid throwing these guys into the landfill. Thank You!

At 5:20, you do not need to reinstall the thermocouple fitting back into the cap as it is no longer necessary. The electromagnet/solenoid cartridge will seal the back end of the valve when the cap is tightened (5:05). You can cut the thermocouple wires and remove the fitting if desired (or just tuck the wires and fitting off to the side).

If you have the right crowsfoot much better than pliers. If you don't know what a crowfoot is then pliers for sure. A metric crescent wrench will also work.

Thank you!

Thank you

Not all heroes were capes but you should...you sir are a national treasure did exactly what u did to the free ones neighbor was going to trow out 😂 thank u again easy and simple

This is a GREAT hack. The issue with the pod system is not only the plastic waste, but you cannot make a mistake with the pods. If you accidently open the enclosure, you have to use a new pod to use the device. Also since the device doesn't have a low battery warning if you place water and a pod in and the device doesn't start you are out of luck as the battery compartment is located underneath the device and sealed with screws.

Thanks for making

Thanks for the help

For anyone who wants to really SAVE, here's a recipe from the Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Association for their Saline Rinse Recipe Ingredients 1. Pickling or canning salt-containing no iodide, anti-caking agents or preservatives (these can be irritating to the nasal lining) 2. Baking soda 3. 8 ounces (1 cup) of lukewarm distilled or boiled water In a clean container, mix 3 teaspoons of iodide-free salt with 1 teaspoon of baking soda and store in a small airtight container. Add 1 teaspoon of the mixture to 8 ounces (1 cup) of lukewarm distilled or boiled water. Use less dry ingredients to make a weaker solution if burning or stinging is experienced. For children, use a half-teaspoon with 4 ounc

I mean, damn, this guy is awesome. Did exactly as he said and my glass tube table top heater is working again!

So just the spring is what you removed. Thanks for the video.

Nice video. I have a question ❓ I have only used mine 1 time. The wind did turn it over a good while back. I've got the heater working but when I turn the heat up to high, the flame won't get strong enough to make the top part red and it's not heating up like it should. Would you have any suggestions? Thank you