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@3:50: yes you might get a little more runtime. But those red lights flashing mean that the battery is overheating. I don't think I would do it. YMMV.

Great video, but I have question, Does it work from the switch or from photocell?

I find these plowing videos relaxing for some reason. I only have a 90' long and about 25' wide driveway. Some winters we get a lot of snow in short periods here on the Canadian East Coast. I mount a 6" wide blade system (the Snowsport 180 with no winch or hydraulics) on the back of my AWD Audi TTS and plow my driveway going backwards. I use a herringbone pattern or short swipes to one side until I get to the road. That way, even with heavy wet snowfalls, I don't get too much accumulation in front of my blade that isn't manageable. It seems to take less time and is more efficient. (Just a thought.) My driveway could easily be done in less than 20 minutes while in the confines of my warm car and enjoying my favorite music playing. However, it is so much fun, that I always waste another 20 minutes with fine tuning. I also push back a dozen feet or so of the road snowbank, so that the government plow trucks don't leave that annoying small drift of snow hours later at the end of my driveway, after I had plowed myself out. If you are curious as to what my setup looks like in action, I kindly suggest that you check out my two videos (mounting the plow and plowing with it for the first time).

I agree; I often get confused on the correct way to hold it. I mainly got it for lowering the depth gauges. I still think the chain gets sharper just using a round file.

What is the product name?

Helps keep some faith in people but still i didnt see a sign anywhere that say "accept payment plans"

Best Video about lamp post !! Thank you !!

If I put a spigot or any water line that depth in my yard it would be frozen solid by November . My area 3 foot down at least and 4 feet is best plus it needs to be self draining when shut off or they freeze solid by November .

I'm wondering after 2 years how the hose connection is holding up. Mine began leaking after 2 years.

great video. Thanks. Now I know how it can be done.

Hay any chance you could send me the pdf of the manual for this, i need to adjust the split pressure on mine but cant see how.

Any chance you could send me a pdf of the manual fot this i need to adjust the pressure but cant find the valve on it

Man just seen a mouse in my car.. im pissed

Not sure why you chose a table saw rather than a circular saw to cut the door down.

Please help me. I am planning to do this project and I'm curious why you use 1/2 inch pipe instead of 1 inch pipe?

The best video I seen so far))

If you ever do this project again and don’t have clamps to hold both of the side of the panels tight together you can use a bit of super glue to temporarily hold the door together while the wood glue dries for a hour also acetone in a little spray bottle works wonders when using it with the super glue to speed the glueing process up

Sometimes, people make mistakes. A real thief won't pay for nothing. Maybe just an honest mistake... or a theft.

Can you provide a link to the tongue jack?

Don’t know if you’ll see this, as it’s 2 years later, but, THANK YOU! I’m putting in an outdoor sink, and need that 3/4 to 3/4 adapter. I asked for help at Lowe’s, but nobody ever came to help, after waiting 1/2 an hour. Anyway, I got what I thought would work, but it’s national to national threading. I took a screenshot of what you used, so now I can get the right piece. This tidbit is so appreciated. Also, I hadn’t considered the water pressure to the sink, as all the rest of the line I’m running is irrigation tubing, and attached to a flow reducer. Future crisis averted!

Thank you was wondering about the wires.

Wow dude you got did this just totally the wrong way.

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I found the same splitter, a return at Lowe’s for $300. I got it home and motor started fine but hydraulic cylinder wasn’t working. I messed with it and watched a video, the controller had a govener/stop on it. On a whim I took it off so the controller could go fully back. This solved the problem. IDK why, perhaps the hydraulic fluid wasn’t getting fully into the cylinder. I’ve had it for a year now working great! $300 well spent. Great little unit.

I have a easier method. Use a long hose....

I have both of these saws. My 450 cuts about twice as fast as the Ego. Also a 5Ah battery on the Ego will only get through about 4 cuts like the one in this video before overheating or just running out. I love the Ego for anything 10" and under, but the battery life drops exponentially with larger trees.

Hello . I have a question. Hope it isn’t a dumb question but here goes . I’m wondering will the light pole still work because it has a photo cell if it isn’t hardwired to a power source like my house

I just reconnected my 2-way hose splitter and turned on the water. It's great to have pressurized water available in multiple locations on the property!

How are you sir, mostly modeled my extended spigot after your video. Thank you! The difference was I didn’t bury my pvc pipe. I live in Connecticut. The line has a downward slope and I added a ball valve drain at the lowest point so I would imagine that I won’t need to use an air compressor to blow it out. But my question is, how bad is it that I didn’t bury my lines? Will it deteriorate/crack in the sun (in the summer) and in freezing temps even if there is no water in them?

I have a brain of a 5 year old so I have a dumb question about the Y connector. So will the faucet that's connected to the house with the Y connector always be turned on for the other spigots to receive water? Or do you keep that shut off and only turn on when you want to use your extra spigots?

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Thank you for the video. Very insightful.

Hello, I was intrigued with this chipper from watching your videos, so I ordered one. I just got my GTS 2000 today and the manual calls for filling the gearbox with gearbox oil 80w90 or 85w90. I can't find anywhere on the machine or in the manual where that is supposed to go. Would you happen to know if this is a needed step or mot? Thanks for your help if you read this. Peter

Why do people on these videos feel the need to talk so much and give so much unnecessary info

Back your plow in, put some wheel dollies under the blade and you can easily push it around in your garage for storage or for hooking it back up. You have a straight shot out the garage that way. Snowblow 6ft infront of the garage door. Makes it easier to turn the snowplow around. Install an end brkt.on the driver's side. Order a 6" x 6ft rubber belt and bolt it to the top across the blade it will help "roll the snow" to the right open side on a tilt angle..

Looks good. Do a video with branches.

I have a Polaris 700, add 300 to 400 lbs in the back, it ready helps. Look for old car tire chains at yard sales or a friend garage junk. I used some “new” G78 x 14” chains (from the late 1970s) that had small bars on the cross chains. They fit great, only had to shorten the side chains 6 “: Fantastic traction now. Nice video

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That 450 Rancher should run way better than it was in this video. A buddy of mine has one and I’ve ran it several times and it rips for a bone stock 50cc saw.

Why did the battery flash red?

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Why would u even try to push snow that deep that snow blower would do all that u needed to do then clean up with the plow

"Coyote" = Owl.

The Ranger 570 works great as a snowplow! I have plowed as deep as 18 inches with it.

The Polaris Ranger 570 is great at plowing snow! It's fun and fast!

The 2018 Ranger 570 is the best tool I ever bought! Plowing through 18 inches of snow was a challenge, but it performed well! It’s not a $100k 4x4 truck, but it does very well! No issues after 5 years!

good vid mate, Just wondering on how is thet G372xp running now? still going or had any issues with it at all? Thanks.

This is a great wood chipper if you are looking for one. This is NOT your typical big box store machine. This is commercial grade and it weighs 500+ lbs.

If you are looking for a wood chipper, I highly recommend this one!

The fake Husqvarna went through that nice piece of cherry almost as fast as the Chineeese took to reverse engineer the real deal.