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I have the same Wedgewood oven with the same problem in my 2017 Arctic Fox. Sheesh, you would think that that company would have fixed that problem. I fixed the door crack by putting 3 washers behind the hinge screws inside the door, that took up the space so now it closes. Thanks for your video!

Brilliant! Thanks

Hey man where would I be able to find that screen part of the vent? Ive only been able to find the top cover part and mine needs replacing.........it got broken off by a tree branch 😅

Above 80 F I don't Work screw that..........

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Helpful. Thank you.

No oil drain plug why would the engineers design shit like this

I just bought some 10$ tool and done it myself, thanks a lot for detailed explanation.

AWESOME - Thanks

Good job. When I first purchased my house I was taken advantage of by a contractor. I regret it deeply but the lesson I learned was priceless.

Well. Looks like i have to live with a broken mirror

I just fixed my grounding that was causing my fuse to blow. Now I my mirrors are only moving down and to the right. Any ideas what is causing that?

Where did you buy the hoses? How long are they?

Our 2003 Challenger has the same issue.... Thanks for taking the time to demonstrate the steps needed.

Do you by chance have the part number to your pump? What year and model is your coach?

What were the symptoms to figure out it was the ignition switch?

Great video Sir. I have a 92 ford rv. I was curious if the leveling jack hoses are connected to the transmission?

Very cool👍

Yeah try doing the whole house like this good luck with that.. I have scraped many ceilings over the years.. it looks too good to be true it usually is usually is.. if any of these ceilings are painted it won't happen..

Show irmão.

Is there a follow up video?

If your popcorn has been painted it won’t come off that easy, also you have good control with your hands clearly must use them regularly for work… most people who try this will make holes and dents and gouges in the ceiling by not holding the knife perfectly flat on the ceiling when they move it, nice work!

Great video and explanations. I just got done doing mine and it wasn't too difficult thanks to you!

If you use water it's all in when you wait to scrape. Looks to me like your leaving half of the popcorn on. You would have to skim coat the whole ceiling bro.

Thank you for the video. My door was fine earlier today, I unscrewed and took the glass, the black handle and the insulation out to clean it and as I did that this small, metal clamp looking thing popped out. I go to put the glass and everything back, and now my door won't shut and the glass has a big gap where it should be lined up with the frame of oven door. I'm assuming it's got something to do with this clamp. I'm researching it and I haven't found anything to guide me how to get this clamp back in. If anyone has a clue what I'm talking about and the solution, I'd greatly appreciate you sharing. Thank you. 🌸

Thanks for the video! Walked me right through it!

I just removed mine this weekend it had been painted. It did not come off like this. Took two people two days to do our living room even resorted to woodworking chisels for some of it.

I have popcorn hair...any suggestions?

Ah man, I thought of something like this when doing it. Super cool to see someone pull it off haha thanks for the video!

90K that is robbery. I guess they just wanted you to bend over and take it. Good for you doing it yourself. I live in south Louisiana and thinking of buying a house that needs the bulkhead replaced. They say the price was lowered because of it and the estimate is 38K to replace.

You didn't get the popcorn tested first to see if has asbestos in it? Rule one is to check to see if it contains asbestos then remove anyway you want to.

How do you remove the textured finish from the ceiling after you've taken the popcorn off? I don't like to see texture on my ceiling so I'm very interested in your answer

Brilliant solution, the best I’ve seen!

I’m guessing you can sand it to make it smooth and repaint?

I did it without removing the whole door panel. The mirror connector I had trouble with had a green tap on the backend. Pressed that down and came right off. Door opens and locks but door panel not fully secure but let the collision shop do it right when I bring it in for other work.

I almost have it done but nobody explains how to get the electrical connection for mirror from side panel disconnected so you can connect the mirror connector. I removed all the connectors😊 except the one I need. Probably going back to Dodge, this is ridiculous. Changed my speakers in my Dodge Ram and it was a breeze.

I just wanna say thank you so much for this video! My mom broke the mirror and wanted to take it to a shop to fix. I told her I'll look it up and do it myself. With this video, it was very easy. So truly, from my heart, I thank you for this step by step process 🙏🏽

It still looks popcorn-y to me.

You made that look easy! Thanks, you saved me lots of time and helped this job go smooth. Keep making videos. You can help a lot of people. I have a Duramax 6.6L turbo D and a 2500hd 8.1L to work on. I can use all the pointers you can stand to share.

Awesome.thanks for posting this one.

Plastic scrapper would be better…….😊

Nice information to keep on hand thanks for sharing

Where you buy that controle

Gonna try a little 9 volt battery see if that is enough

That is not the way to pack wheel bearings with greese One must have the correct greese And bearing packing tool The cap on the end could use a Nipple for greese gun.

no brother thats gonna hold for MAYBE a year. those "strong backs" gonna give out. do EVERY pile with 6-8ft tie backs.

What about the asbestos?

Thank you so much for posting this video! You have given me hope that I will now be able to rebuild a long bulkhead that we would never be able to afford paying a company to do. We have about 1000 feet to do so if we can do even half of that ourselves it would protect our land and our nestegg. I see you added the metal pieces, how do you get them down into the ground or didn't you? Did you just attach them to existing wall but not sink them into the muck? Thanks in advance for the info.

As a fulltime marine contractor, its pretty cool to see a homeowner come up with a solution to up the structural stability of their wall! Awesome work, Can tell you take pride in it!

Had lightning strike my folks bulkhead and it literally fried and melted a few of the tie-back rods. The rods are 5/8-11 stainless steel and on one piling it compromised the washer where the nut recessed into the washer allowing the piling the shift out probably two inches. Currently in the process of repairing it for them. Good job on your work and thanks for the video!