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If the motor died, then you have to replace it, but if the motor still works but it's leaking, then you have the options to repair it as I did. It still works without leaking for more than 19 months so far.

Yes that side of the country we didn't see much seaweed and it was very nice.

@travelcrazycouple2736 great! The Samana peninsula and Cabarete are the areas I plan to visit.

@Serf_dumb it is a very nice area if you like to see the nature, very calm and less crowded.

@travelcrazycouple2736 that's exactly why I prefer these areas over Punta Cana. While all inclusives that dominate Punta Cana are nice, I prefer the flexibility to roam & explore in a more authentic way.

@Serf_dumb We are exactly the same, we like to see the authentic part of the country not the tourist areas where made specifically for tourist.

It was almost at the end of our trip near Punta Cana. But we have seen police on the road all the way from North. I think we were lucky they didn't stop us along the way. They may have been busy with other prey, I think.

@travelcrazycouple2736 yeah, I had heard that about the DR. Just weighing the options for renting vs public transportation. Seems that taxis are pricey. May have to rely on Uber.

We rented a car before we went on the Economy booking website it was a good deal, and it was from the airport, but i think we were shuttled to the office. We paid both in cash and credit cards. All grocery stores, restaurants, etc. Take credit cards. Just use a credit card without foreign fees, but have some cash on hand if they don't take credit card,like toll or small Shops. The price of gas was around $5 or $6 per gallon or $1.5 per liter, I think. The gas station was full service, so you don't need to fill up yourself. They will do it for you free of charge. When you get the car, take pictures and videos from everywhere, Trunk, under hood, inside, outside. Everywhere you see a scratch, dings or anything and show the guy to write it down on your paper so when you come back, you have proof if they say you did it. In our case, it was easy, and they didn't check too much. Have a nice vacation.Thanks for watching.

@travelcrazycouple2736 good to know your experience was good because it seems that nearly all the rental company online reviews are pretty bad. Thanks for the video & information/recommendations in your response.

@Serf_dumb The company we rented the car was dollar. It doesn't have the best reputation but it did go well for us.

@@travelcrazycouple2736 will keep that in mind, thanks!

This was something new this year in Bike Week in Daytona beach. They closed the Main Street so they could pass through.

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After 18 months still no leaks for me and I'm happy. The only thing you need to do is remove the long screws from the outside and clean the surface then you will see the holes. Just apply the glue to cover all the holes or like mine all the surface. I don't have videos from the time was leaking. Maybe I should included that too but I don't have that. In the video you can see the holes. That was the cause of the leak. I hope yours get fixed too. Thanks for watching and good luck.

​@@travelcrazycouple2736 I have scraped off some more rust and have found the three or four holes, which are in a similar location to yours. What I do not understand is how everything is sealed along the rotating shaft (on the underside of the turntable and the top of the lower level). Did you just assume that there is no leak at the high point in the center where the shaft rotates, or does the water line typically not go up that high? My dishwasher normally will fill the entire disposal when the dishwasher drains, so I need to make sure there wouldn't be any additional leaks where the vertical driveshaft comes up and connects to the turntable. I just don't want to remove the nut off the top of the shaft, because the nut is seized, and I might round-out the nut.

@@bgpautomotive Normally there should not be any holes around the shaft. You don't need to do anything there. Just put some glue around the joints and cover the holes or the entire surface you should be OK.

@@bgpautomotiveis your garbage disposal fixed? If you like share how did you fixed it. Thanks

@@travelcrazycouple2736 Thank you for following up with me. There must be some opening around the shaft to allow it to spin, unless it is set in some type of axle bearing. I have not done anything yet because I was trying to decide which is the best product to use. Since this is not really urgent, I was thinking of using the Original J.B. Weld Cold Steel instead of the Kwikweld that you used. I also thought about using Bondo in place of the epoxy and then coating everything with Rust-Oleum. What do you think I should try?

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Very quite and beautiful town. Thanks for watching.

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