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Thank you for the love, as for the music..... I'm still learning about video editing and "flow". I think I'm getting much better, I had never done anything close to editing previously, learning on the fly. 😁

Glad you could make it, good to see you guys 😀

@@jimparsons9134 I will just add names to it each year.

Ok good idea

@@haligen33 yes I agree with you that'd help a lot. But even with a bunch of fab work fixing some of the issues it's still not that convenient. Fought me every step of the way.

@@CourtneysCocoNut that's pretty much how it went down, got it 1st take though! 😁

Gotta love it when people tailgate a fully loaded trailer...

@@davidnelson5728 good question, it would be a pretty extreme endeavor to change this tire out on the side of the road. You'd need a very large jack and a big air gun. Not to say it isn't possible, just that it'd be a really difficult job away from the correct tools.

Yes I agree, good observation 🤠

@@floridafam8365 try option 2 and 3

Check out the other 2 options if option 1 doesn't work for you. Thanks

@@kens32052 very true. I'm lucky that I have the equipment to do it all, would be a fun project.

@@scootersplace9324I lived in a studio that wasn't much bigger than this for years and loved the simplicity of it. Gave me time and motivation to do so many other things.

@@BrettsBuilds been an otr truck driver for the past 34 years spending 311 days a year on the road I'm used to living in small spaces lol

@@scootersplace9324 I come from an entire family of long haulers. Much respect to you in the profession, long hours.

@@jackolanttern01 rent it out or Airbnb

This one was in Western Washington. They are all over the country though, check out HiBid

@@rickypope9016 I have one I can ship you that's made to be a post driver. B_lloyd83@yahoo.com

@@naj370 I appreciate your viewpoint. When I made the video my irritation was fresh with all the issues. After "cooling off" and with some small modifications I agree that it could be more useful moving forward. Each individual just needs to weigh whether or not working through the issues is worth it to them. Thanks for watching.

@@naj370 yes good call

@@tonyhagan331 I haven't done anything with it. If you're interested reach out to me b_lloyd83@yahoo.com The only use I've put on the unit is the 20 minutes for this video.

@@AFpaleoCon there are three options, at least one is guaranteed to work.

@@BrettsBuilds The two online methods didn't work and probing only found my green plastic lid thing and then asphalt past that.

@@AFpaleoCon the green lid is your septic tank.

Hola

@@BillieChristine-d5c even if it's not permitted there will often be drawings made by septic inspectors, assuming it's been inspected. If all else fails, option 3 is for everyone to point you in the right direction. Thanks for watching.

@@BrettsBuilds Thank you!

Yes, good eye. I mentioned that in the video in the first start up overview. Definitely what it needed but it's still a bit "sticky" on that side. Better, not perfect.

We live in a very expensive area, similar builds are well over $100k here.

Thanks for watching and commenting. $300/ft. is the going rate in our area and the smaller the space the harder it is to reach that number. It's by adding extra bedrooms and blank space that makes it easier to drive the price down. As an ADU or rental you can't beat the return. Line of credit payment on this is $800/month and it'll easily rent for $1400+. Making money on day one.

@@thesweetlou345 $85,000. A bunch of details are located in the video description if you're interested. Thanks for watching!

Super cool right?!

Sometimes that happens, that's why there are 3 options given.

@@kuchambiatud7085 practice practice practice. She knows a LOT more tricks than this. Maybe I'll make a new video soon. Thanks for watching

@@MountainForged thank you!

@@danlandia4399 thanks for the info, good ideas.

@@theropesofrenovation9352 thank you for the compliment and for watching!

Still makes me nervous and not ideal. Appreciate you watching and commenting, thanks!

This walkthrough video is only intended for embedded Facebook marketplace and Craigslist ads.

3 options given for this reason, 1 is guaranteed to work

Appreciate it, thanks

Back off, he's taken! 😁

Once you find the tank, finding the lid is easy. It's at worst 12-24 inches from any point on the top of the tank.

As long as it's something you can hook up once and leave it then I think it could be worth it.

Thanks for watching

Depending on the county, you have to dig around for it. Sometimes the records are too old and option 3 is the only way.

Try option 2, then option 3 works for everyone

If it's older than when records started to be kept in your area then option 3 is the only way, I wish you luck!

I think I'm going to opt for never using this attachment again instead with all its issues. I appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment, thanks 🙏

@@BrettsBuilds its not quite the best design as far as ease of attachment... if it were mine id simply devote one or two pieces to it for the year and leave it hooked up...i.e. a post hole digger in the summer and a snowblower for winter. The fact it brings the equipment closer to the machine would make it handy for those applications.

I also subbed. Always appreciate replies, and many times ill check thru the comments to see if they get replied to. Thanks for appreciating your viewers.

That is a good idea, I do have a couple old 3 point attachments that I could leave it attached to. I'd prefer to designated one and like you said, one I use rarely.

It's in the description. This video was originally posted to ask for help. Once I solved the issue I updated the description.

There are 3 total options to try, don't be discouraged by the way one.