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I just mow over the pile of leaves and twigs with my lawnmower...multiple times.

I gotta do this soon but if the bushing is that tight I'd be afraid I would split the headstock on a Gibson.

*No ticks were harmed in the making of this video*

My mower deck is past repair. My mower engine is going to find a new home in one of these. Thank you for the idea.

Warmoth should pay you and link to this as video manual on their site. Thanks for the simple, safe and effective approach!!

Dang that’s disappointing. Permethrin is the only thing that seems to actually work

Hi Alan, an excellent low cost and very safe method of mounting bushings. I'll be using your method for Vintage Fender Precision reissue basses. This will make my jobs much safer. Thank you for uploading, Sal

Is that the Mamma, Pappa or baby bear ?...DO they like porridge? lol ....and would bear spray mace actually work? have you tried??

Beautiful ;)

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Not even NASA have this technology Thank you so much

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That motor sounds good. ,, nice job

Wow I never seen a fish like that. I don't fish often like I used to, but the coolest thing I ever caught was a mudskipper. I let it go after examining it in amazement. Love your videos.

Have your tried feeding in cardboard and if so how did it turn out?

Perfect. Thank you. This is the only one you need to watch.

I only have metal drums how deep is the drum ?

You sir are amazing! This is excellent!

you sir are a genius

I just took 2 of these apart and there is a roller bearing on both ends of the blower motor assy.

Brilliant. Saved my John Frusciante 1962 Stratocaster replica project 😄😎🎸👍🏻

ty you made replaceing my tunners alot easyer

That's not a rainbow. That's a brown trout. Yiu can tell by the spotting and the square paddle tail. 100% confident that's a brown

Great idea. It's amazing how much bio material gets burned instead of made into mulch. Thanks for posting, God Bless...

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Why not just run over the pile of brush with the old lawnmower? Just cover the discharge with sheet metal and your good to go. I do it that way.Using a chipper or shreader takes twice as long.

Can't you just put a hole in the top of the lawn mower?

Smartest idea ever I always hated installing those bushings

no damage except that big dent in the lacquer where the cutting board was (min 1:12)

Love the idea and amazing results. thank you for sharing.

Well done, I've also filmed a few grizzlies in that area, it seems the closure of Hwy 40 between December and May gives them a lot of undisturbed space so they benefit from it.

Brilliant, thank you.

Does it shred plastic?

This is so great. Thanks for the help!

That's epic. I did it that way. I put a little gun wax on the bushings to reduce the fiction. Works great. Thank you...very clever.

Impressive wildlife video

so... how many people using this are still alive?

It makes a fine mulch I see... perhaps I can use this to try making my experimental prestologs with the mulch.

if you put some kind of "cross bar" or "T-bar" on your push stick, it could stop just before touching the blade...

They look like nice thick felt. What brand are they?

Nicely done. It was a perfect solution for me and worked like a charm installing some Waverly tuners bought by a customer and installed by me for the first time on a new uke I made him.

The best solution found yet! Congrats. A great idea. Will try it asap.

My parents had an Electrolux when I was a kid in the sixties. That thing was built like a tank and would suck up a sock if you weren't careful. I always wanted one since then, but could not afford one. Most of the vacuums that I could afford, were a huge disappointment. A few months ago, I found an old Olympia model for 50 bucks, plus shipping. I bought it, and it works great. I thought I was losing suction, so I bought a new motor for it, and I bought a new hose. I have not had to change the motor yet, because the section problem was just a clogged hose. The new hose worked great. The problem I had at first, and the reason I bought the new hose, was because the power nozzle would not stay plugged into the old hose. The power nozzle worked at first...but you had to hold it in an awkward way to get it to stay on. Then, suddenly...shortly after I got the new hose, the power nozzle stopped working. I bought another power nozzle, and it doesn't work either. The beater bar will not turn. I am not sure what the problem is. It could be that the hose and power nozzle are somehow incompatible, or maybe it needs a new power nozzle motor, or maybe the belt broke...I just don't know. The rest of the vacuum still works great. But, before I spend any more money, buying new parts, I need to get a better idea of what the problem could be.

Rare Black Rainbow trout? Where? I caught a 16" trouser snake trying to feed on some eggs between my legs but he got away and I couldn't quite get a good shot..

Great way to save $800. it's on my to do list. Thanks for idea.

Put 2 blades on it at 90 dgr from each other so it has twice the cutting ability. They will both need to be in balance. Works better then my 6.5 HP ___________ Machine that loves to spit stuff back at you when you use it. it should chop up branches but it won't do it. if its dry wood forget it.

Nice idea thanks

Seems like a good variation on this would be to use something like a 55 gallon steel drum and build a mount which allows you to attach the lawnmower deck to the barrel. That way, you an still use your lawnmower as a lawn mower, especially if you had some sort of sturdy locking latch for easy attach/remove.

How well does this work with leaves? Do they also get well cut up or do many drop through the blade(s) without being mulched. I wonder if putting a screen (with 1/2"-1" openings) just under the blades would hold leaves enough so that they would be cut/mulched until they dropped through the openings. Also, what are the limits for twigs...have you mulched small branches with 1/4"-1/2" stems/twigs?