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@@Casey_Martin Thanks Casey! Can't wait to get back at it! Hope you have an amazing one as well 👍🏻

Awesome!! Glad it was able to help you out. Appreciate the support! 👍🏻

Ya I could see that possibly working forsure. Just don't know if it would still leak once the oil starts flowing. One of those ball valve drain plugs would be cool that some people use on cars though I think!

I bought two of these hoses, one each for my reel mower and pressure washer. There is no leak afterward. Just need to tighten the end caps. No leak at all. I usually run the mower about five minutes allowing for a easy drainage.

@@stanleyhenry3700 Interesting! I'll keep that in mind for next time forsure then. Appreciate the input and info! Thanks 👍🏻

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Got them from DDM Tuning

Ya I've definitely noticed that as well. They just stick with what they've always done and what works. Just kinda said my thoughts on what could make their mowers better is all.

I've never tried or experienced doing it that way so I can't really say if I would recommend it or not. If you wanted to try that I'd probably try breaking it all up to get it into smaller pieces and maybe even into like powder form like the stuff I used. If you let stuff sit on the lawn for too long it could do more damage than good. Like if you had bigger pieces and just threw them out there, by the time it were to fully break down you'd probably have damaged areas in the lawn from it just sitting. If you're referring to trying it on just bare soil, then I could possibly see that not being an issue. Also the gypsum usually comes in the granular pellets or powder form for a reason because it breaks down fast into the soil. Similar to compost as well. Hopefully that helps!

I've definitely noticed a big difference! Especially in areas I used to always have trouble with. Granted some of that is also because of the grass type I chose which is more flexible with certain conditions compared to others. But overall I've been impressed! I'm definitely planning to use it again for next years season. Going to be addressing more of the problem areas and doing a "compaction mix" as well.

So from my experience if your car is jacked up and on jack stands the coilover/spring will seem loose because it's in the air and not under any load or pressure. Even if the spring is snug to begin with. If that makes sense

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Ya kinda is a little odd forsure. Glad my video was able to help you out! Appreciate the support.

Nice!! That's awesome! Shoot I might have to try that sometime. Never thought about using it for vegetable plants before

Nice!! One thing I'd say is just take your time and don't rush. Also just double check things once you're finished with it all. That way your not making double the work for yourself

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Dammm that sucks! That's a good pick up though! Good stuff

I got mine off eBay a long time ago. The brand is Viilante. They have their own website that I would recommend checking out because they have a big selection to choose from.

Appreciate the feedback. I'll take that into consideration for future videos.

Not totally sure. I don't really store it with the handle down. I'm assuming you're referring to using the stow away part? Like when the Handle is folded and you want to store it vertically?

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Hahaha too funny 😂! Dang that's pretty cool! Good stuff. I definitely enjoy mine! Happy I decided to go with it.

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Unfortunately I don't. I got them from a local spot near me. Sorry about that! You can most likely find any red LED tail light bulbs online though. eBay or Amazon forsure

@Cpimms Alright. Thank you bro. Love the car. I have the same one. And I absolutely love it

@@2001maxima_bullit That's awesome! Good stuff 👍🏻

You think 2002 tail lights would work for a 2001? ​@Cpimms

@@2001maxima_bullit They might but I would do some research. Or actually if you have Facebook I would recommend joining/following the group called "my5thgen" they post a bunch a stuff about Maxima's and they could probably give you good input on that.

I used Masonry Sand. I got it from a material place near me that sells a bunch of different materials for construction/landscapers etc. I've also used Medium Sand before from home depot which worked well. I would say try to find a place local to you that sells different materials like I mentioned. That might be your best bet. Especially if you want it delivered to you.

Tough to say honestly. Could be too low that's why it's rubbing or the coilovers themselves could be going bad. Hard to say. You can try raising the height and see if that fixes it. Probably where I'd start

Roll your fenders or camber the rear wheels if you like the ride height. If not then raise the coilover.