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Great to see a young man that knows carpentry. It's a great skill and vocation. Good job!

Well done!

You are a idiot

Well done kid

I love it. Good idea to change it up. Since this was so long ago, I'd be interested to see how the house turned out.

That’s pretty impressive.

Prediluted means already been fixed to just put inATV but how do I get water out

How do I get water out

Don't have a pump so could I just drain water then pull it in prime guard 50/50

Love the brute

GOOD JOB! KEEP IT UP!

👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Appreciate the video.Answered. All my questions. 😎😎😎

Looking sharp.

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Just picked up one of these today. Normally $179.00 at HD and Ryobi online but marked down to $161.00 HD online. Got to the store and the tag on the shelf had it at $129.00. With my Military discount got it down to $116.10 and with tax final price was 124.23! They had 10 of this one in the video which is rated at 300 lbs with the support arms that extend out 7 feet. I got the last bigger one that Is rated at 400 lbs and the support arms extend out to 9ft! Both versions were the same price at $129.00 and I think someone screwed up on the price tags at HD by not paying attention. Both versions have the same model number of A18MS01G on the box but the one I purchased had the model number as A18MS01 on the shelf tag.

Awesome! You sound so pumped. Reminds me of myself at that age, great memories on dirtbikes/quads Rock on buddy and ride safe. 👍 👍 👍

It looks good Dawson 👍🏻

Your video is very good and that is exactly the problem I have but I couldn't see how you removed the cover nor how you fixed the cable problem. If you could show me how to do it, I would appreciate it.

Great job! Love the idea of the live edge table top on the railing.

Awesome job Kevin and Dawson

Looks good!

Great job, young man.

This was one great 👍 Christmas present 🎁 and this awesome for camping 🏕 with 4 wheelers, to cool 😎 or useful for anything. THANKS FOR SHARING 😊

Now do it the hard way

Keep at it and stay true to yourself

Nice video young man

Nice presentation. Learned a lot, thank you!

Thanks again!Very helpful and detailed Rock on!

Awesome, buddy. Thank you.

I have the same saw. I upgraded the blade to a 40 tooth milwaukee finishing blade and added a blade washer with a lazer guide. You would swear its the lazer making the cuts its so smooth. You could loosely fit the stand adapters to the saw on a table or other larger flat surface. I was scared you were going to drop the saw and break it.

Good for you young man. You set your mind to something and you saved for it. Also glad your comment about not getting it for the speed. Very sensible. Enjoy!

Whats the height of the seat when it is in the highest position? I'm thinking about getting one for my work bench.

Was helpful for me to assemble my miter saw stand. Thank you!

Great job young man. Just purchase one myself, first time user. You’ve been of great help

Good job buddy

You are a pretty smart kid. Good job figuring out the plow set up.

What make are those tires? They look nice.

My 750 brute force 2008 runs on only one cylinder. What could the problem be?

NIce, I was too busy sitting on my butt playing video games, wish I had been out in the garage leaning how to build stuff at your age. Keep up the good work!

You definitely have enough outlets in there, looks great

Thanks for the upload!

If you are open to some feedback, i'd recommend cleaning up the wiring around that relay you installed a bit its in a wheel well so its going to get wet inevitably. Heat shink is dirt cheap, very easy to work with and will keep your wiring dry which your crimp connectors currently will not. that and a little dielectric grease on/in the spade connectors will prevent corrosion issues around that wiring for a long time . not a big deal in this particular spot, but wire loom would also protect the cables from physical damage. also dirt cheap if you wanted to go the extra mile for about $2.50 worth of plastic other than that minor observation awesome mod. i spend alot of time fixing toys after they've been beat to the breaking point, so i like seeing someone actually take care of theirs.

Terrific video, demonstration was clear and informative

Just curious if you're going to upload the video of what you did for your stairs?

Is that fan also reversible?

Nice job ! Nothing like having a nice, organized workshop to make jobs go smoother and save tons of money doing it yourself. Sounds like you have a great Dad. Thanks for posting this !👍

I Got Mind For $179.99 Cause I Wanted The One With Tooless Assembly.

Awesome job man! Does the stop block work pretty accurately? How short can that go?

I like the voice-over explanation