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That's great. Thanks!

Yes, when the unit kicks on there is a short spark from inside the left motor cover.

Thank you so much!

I don't see why not. I would not try a fridge or anything super heavy, but rolling dressers and boxes should be alright. Good idea :)

@@EndWrenchRookie lol wish me luck

@@morganreed662 Good luck!

Lol. Ya, he's real. He's just old :)

@@EndWrenchRookie What is his name?

@@curious-abc-xyz Pedro

Thank you so much. Interesting question. If you live in a very humid environment then a swamp cooler will only make it worse. That being said, people use swamp coolers all over the world, in all different bio-environments without issue. We live in the desert so it is not an issue. At over 50 year of age I have never heard of electrical outlets sustaining damage to climate control measures. You can measure the relative humidity with an inexpensive device to monitor. Anything is possible but I would doubt it. Thanks for watching!

All great points. Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching!

Respectfully, I have the direct opposite opinion. I've had more headaches from gasoline engines over the years, from leaf blowers to riding mowers, from clogged carbs to valve adjustments to solenoids to deteriorated fuel lines to gas leaking into crankcase before I knew to install a fuel shut-off. I'll never buy another gas engine product again except maybe my chainsaw and riding mower. Granted, battery tech has not reached the point of making an electric riding mower cost effective... yet.

@@jacksparrow3619 ya, we have had the opposite experience. I want to go battery blower and trimmer but have 15 year old echos that fire on 1st or 2nd pull and seems a waste to move from something that works so well.

Sorry to hear that. I have been pretty lucky with mine having no issues.

Nah, we are not getting lazy, we are working smarter not harder :)

@EndWrenchRookie na I get it I do. And it's a really cool tool. Like I ain't doggin anyone about it. Guess I am just old and complaining like an old man and the kids are on my grass

Lol. Ya, I get that a lot. Thanks for watching!

Lol. Sounds about right :)

That is great. Good idea. Glad it worked out for you. Thanks for watching.

Lol. That is awesome. Ya, nothing as rewarding as making it work all on your own. Thanks for watching!

It is an EGO battery powered trimmer. There is a link in the description.

Ok thank you

@@TimothyCibula-vh5ip No Worries. Good luck!

No worries. Glad to help. Last month my drive speed was stuck on high speed. I ended up finding a stretched wire in the wire harness at the location where the handles extend. Might check there. Good luck!

Agreed

No, you don't want to drain any oil first. You don't need the half cover, it just helps with the mess. Just place an oil pan under the head to catch the hot oil that drips out.

@@EndWrenchRookie Thanks , that worked great and I was able to adjust the 1 knocking rocker.

Not sure about that. Sorry

Thank you so much. I just used mine last week to paint my trailer spare tire rim. Worked great. Thanks for watching.

There is a link in the description of the video.

Sounds about right. I then cut a second coil. The result looked really cool, but the ride was not worth the looks. I have since bought and installed new stock-height springs all the way around.

@@EndWrenchRookie, appreciate the quick response. I think I’ll do another half-coil. Running 205/50-15 on a 15x7. With the low profile the additional drop may be ideal. If it’s rough, will just replace the coils.

There is a link in the description.

That's cool

Great!

OK.

Lol. So true.

I haven't tried that but sounds like a good idea.

Thanks for watching!

Sure thing. It is a 1-1/4 inch socket.

That would be cool for sure. In my opinion, a portable air conditioning unit would be more "applicable" to the point of how long and how much a room cools off than is one of these portable swamp coolers. With an air conditioner, you close off the room to outside air and then dehumidify the air to remove moisture and built-up heat. Since the room is sealed off from outside air, you could measure the temp drop and its efficiency. With a unit like this, you must have an open air source as in inlet and also an outlet. So you are at the mercy of whatever the ambient outside temp and humidity is. If it is 100 degrees outside, then you are essentially sucking that air into your space. I would look at one of these units as keeping you more comfortable locally with air movement and the introduction of ice / ice cold water. In my case, I use it in my garage. I use it early in the day to stay ahead of the impending heat. The sun that beats down on my garage doors is intense and my aluminum doors reach 130 degrees in the heat of the day. I find that if I place the unit about 10 feet from me in my workspace then the cooling air makes it a lot more comfortable. This unit will not cool the garage, as a whole, in the same manor as a portable air conditioner. It does, however, run at a fraction of the price. Thanks for the comments and thank you for watching!

Nice. Good work. Thanks for sharing and thank you for watching!

Not sure if you can. But that would be cool :)

I can usually get about 6-7 lawns per battery charge, and with the less than 45 minute recharge time, it is really handy

right?

That makes sense

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it :) Thank you for watching!

Facts :) Time is money!

​@@EndWrenchRookieglad I do this by the hour 😂

Sorry to hear that. I think that 18 gauge should work fine.

Thank you so much! I just love my service cart. It is the handiest tool cart I have in my garage. Thanks for watching!

All of EGO products are battery powered.

Sounds about right. Very sad.

No worries. Thanks for watching

That's great!

That is great. You are welcome. Sorry to hear you are having trouble with your machine. Good luck repairing it :) Thanks for watching!

That's interesting. Seems like a good idea. Thanks!

Agreed. It has made a tremendous difference in my day-to-day work in the garage.

Too many to count :) Lol

It is noticeable. You counter it by introducing more open windows or doors into your room. The more closed your room is the more the humidity will build up.

Ya, I suppose that depending on your environment the contacts could become crusty. Good point. Thanks!

Great question. It all depends on your location and relative humidity. I live in the south west portion of Idaho where it is mostly desert air. If you live on the coast or in a wet environment it will be worse. You can moderate the amount of humidity by how much fresh air you introduce via the open windows. You have to have at least 2 open windows in your home for it to work anyways so you can adjust their amount of air accordingly. Hope this helps. Good luck!