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@@elweilyn8439 You are very welcome! I am so glad to hear you found this video helpful 🤗

@@rayaguirre4237 Haha that would have been a good idea! Thanks man, good luck on yours!

@@ericgrajeda2671 I believe the depth was on average 4". I used some of the dirt to fill in holes my ducks made in their fenced area and the rest I gave to a friend who wanted fill dirt for some raised garden beds. If that is not an option, I imagine you could always add dirt little by little in your regular trash bin to eventually get rid of it. Not all at once due to weight of course, or you could make one trip with a truck to the dump. I also know some people on Facebook Marketplace around my area are always looking for fill dirt also.

Ya you're probably right. I got this pool for free from a friend that no longer wanted it which is what sparked the idea to try this for my ducks since if it didn't work I could just toss it.

So glad to hear it helped you!

Thank you for the kind words Christine, I really appreciate it!

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Any luck on this? If so, send a link!

Thank you so much for the feedback! It truly means a lot you took the timr to give me your input

Haha that is. Maybe it's a sign you are supposed to do the same thing 🤣

Thank you! It is called a "2 inch PVC shut off valve". It is holding up extremely well still. If durability is something you're concerned about you could always get a thicker pool-type to start out with. For instance, I pondered using some galvanized troughs for horses and even a water pond, which both were a lot thicker, but this seemed more in my price range especially for an experiment like this. But yes I am happy to say it is still holding up very strong with constant use.

@@Nuke21 Thank you so much!

I used 1/2 inch round river rock. I didn't want anything smaller than that because in the fall I always magically have leaves that appear there from high winds so I wanted to be able to use my leaf blower to blow the leaves onto my grass to be sucked up with my mower. I was aftraid any smaller than 1/2 inch would end up being blown around by my leaf blower. Also 1/2 isn't bad walking on. 3/4 inch would have easily solved my leaf blower situation but I found it less comfortable walking on 3/4 inch as I did 1/2 inch so that was overall the best option for what I wanted.

Yes, that was the reason I fixed it.

@@Nuke21ok, does the purple wire have a thin red stripe ?

@@d.j.goldneye126 I recall the wire having a stripe. I thought it was a white stripe but I remember the base color was purple. But you can confirm it is the right wire by simply removing it from the harness, not cutting it. If it solves the problem, that is the right wire.

@@Nuke21 well my friend, you are the man ! It actually worked . Thank you for posting this and replying . I watch your video about a year ago and I was in denial thinking it couldn’t be that simple. I’m was convinced it was something else draining the battery . So I installed a battery cutoff switch from harbor freight . Popping the hood to connect and disconnected everywhere I went was so annoying . I almost popped the hood this Am on my way to work, I paused and laughed cause I realized those days are over . This also took care of my smog problem which was the reason I was determined to fix it . Disconnecting the battery will reset the computer . So far the car starts right up, I replaced my cargo lamp bulb and I was able to perform a drive cycle for the car to relearn patters and all the emisión monitors register. Thanks you so much .

@@d.j.goldneye126 Awesome man, I hope that was the only thing draining your battery! Glad it worked out for you!

Thank you so much!

Not a duck

humans crack their heads on the concrete because of fear 😨

you don't even need to harm it, literally just stand your ground and they won't do anything, if you're visibly submissive to them, they'll HAPPILY chase you away :)