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Great vid and input thank u very much.👍

I thought you were out of shape until I tried to remove my own bamboo, and now I know how hard it is. Thanks for the tip, it's the only one that worked. I used a block to help with the lever. 👍🏻

Thank you! Followed your instructions and fixed it!

Thank you sir, you are a legend!

Internet says you can see usb Playlist on b50

Very informative-thank you

This was such a helpful video! Thank you so much for your efforts and all the great information!!😊

thanks excellent

They say if you cover the ground with black plastic youl kill bambo as it’s starved of sunlight

Thankfully most root in l foot of surface but it fills the surface layer with a rigid lattice and kills out everything else.

Great instructions, gave me the confidence to replace the steam control myself, but misses the obvious… first try easing off the broken steam handle before disassembling the coffee machine - this could save you a lot of work (as it did me!)

The power saw method does work. I even use a blunt blade. Removing bamboo from containers and the ground. Cut down the bamboo. Dig as much soil away to start then start cutting away at the roots. Use force to pull up the roots from the soil once cut. Recheck the cleared area for stray roots. It’s always a hard job. With the pressure wash you make a mess and mash up the form of the soil.

Do you have a problem with water getting in the tub at the bottom ? When it rains

Thank you for all of your suggestions!

Hi What is the deal you Table saw Auction you listed it on Trademe and in the last minute while I was top bidding you Blacklisted me preventing me form bidding to win it seems you scammed you way out of selling the saw on $1 Reserve as it didn't meet your price and the bidder whom I was bidding on looks connected to you.. very dodge mate !! I am in process of alerting Trademe on Auction fixing as to have you removed from their site ...despicable dishonest behavior !!

Hi What is the deal you Table saw Auction you listed it on Trademe and in the last minute while I was top bidding you Blacklisted me preventing me form bidding to win it seems you scammed you way out of selling the saw on $1 Reserve as it didn't meet your price and the bidder whom I was bidding on looks connected to you.. very dodge mate !! I am in process of alerting Trademe on Auction fixing as to have you removed from their site ...despicable dishonest behavior !!

Hi What is the deal you Table saw Auction you listed it on Trademe and in the last minute while I was top bidding you Blacklisted me preventing me form bidding to win it seems you scammed you way out of selling the saw on $1 Reserve as it didn't meet your price and the bidder whom I was bidding on looks connected to you.. very dodge mate !! I am in process of alerting Trademe on Auction fixing as to have you removed from their site ...despicable dishonest behavior !!

Hi What is the deal with this you listed it on Trademe and in the last minute while I was top bidding you Blacklisted me preventing me form bidding to win it seems you scammed you way out of selling the saw on $1 Reserve as it didn't meet your price and the bidder whom I was bidding on looks connected to you.. very dodge mate !! I am in process of alerting Trademe on Auction fixing as to have you removed from their site ...despicable dishonest behavior !!

1 pound of road salt per square foot. Be careful of run off. Don’t listen to strangers.

Le recomiendo un martillo demoledor con un cincel de forma de barra para evitar el esfuerzo excesivo.

Seen my Bamboo send roots out 60 feet under ground. The horizontal root comes in about 9" sections ,each capable of starting a new bamboo system all by itself. Trick is to lop off a bamboo stalk about 3-5 foot high and within 30 second pour a half teaspoon of Roundup into the "cup" of the stalk. That will kill the root for about 5ft in each direction. Diesel, gas or bleach will kill the stalk and the 18" long section of root on ether side. The best mechanical removal method is a strong tractor with a 12" deep plow. Or cross cutting the area with a trench digger after stalks have been cut.

You just saved my day!

I have dug out all the clumps of bamboo. They are gone, but the thin thread roots remain. Do I need to deal with them? Eg with boiling water?

Great video Mate!

works well combination of water blaster and cut squares, and then remove with the bar .... job done !

How long do these last before total replacement is needed?

Thank you for showing us this method.

My son just completed the removal of clumping bamboo using this method. The bar actually bent! It was very heavy work but it took about 3 hours. The area was 2 ft wide by 3 feet long. I planted one single bamboo 4 years ago and that is how much it spread. I tried the salt, vinegar and soap method to no avail. Now I will tackle the papyrus which is also very hellish in its agression. My son will use the same method.

what brand is this pool

Thank you for part 2

I had exactly the same model from new and it had no such retainer ring. Also the screws on the back needs a T20H driver as the screws have a tiny central pin. A simple star driver will not fit

You don’t need to take it apart. The handle pulls off. It took me less than a minute to fit

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Ok thanks , the midlle button can be changed ;)

I’m gonna use an earth auger to bore a hole and then drop a stick of dynamite in it 😂

Legend matey patatey! Thanks

Thanks mate, great video - made it very simple

I have two questions if anybody has the time to reply then very much appreciated. My machine broke today, the steam lever was stuck on the ON position, I was able to return to OFF and have since ordered a replacement part. Did anybody find that the lever was really stiff? Will replacing the leaver provide the correct leverage or do I need to consider buying an additional spare part? Cheers Dan

You have the best review of this! I have a question, I want to do one of these in a back corner of my fenced in yard, I have been given permission by HOA for it to be flush/fully down in the ground as much as possible to give it an inground look . Is this possible? Basically same as yours but much lower to step in to. What problems would this cause if any? I plan to do decking around like you did to remove when needing maintenance, however if I put it right in a corner I will only have access to 2 sides, how many sides do I need to access for maintenance? And if I DO need all sides accessible how many feet can I get away with from my corner fenced area?? I have a very small yard and it needs to go in corner

Thank you so much. I’ve always been interested in these, but never could find the owners perspective. I think that I may go with this one. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this.

This very good instruction saved me a lot of money and time. Thanks!

What was the usb stick? Pendrive? What is the function? Usb music?

Thank you so much for this review. There is so little information as seen from an owners perspective, to be found on the internet. I am looking forward to part 4. Thanks again. 😊

That was a huge help! Thanks mate

Thank you! Wonderful video, so incredibly helpful!

Hey mate! What about using a gas powered auger/ post hole digger to drill several holes around the base and then come back with the wrecking bar

I had put off doing this for months and then when I finally sat down to do it, discovered none of the T20 screwdrivers would even grip the screws because they are in such difficult positions. I am so glad I decided to read the comments. So, I would like to agree with everyone who said you don't need to do all this disassembly. Simply remove the broken steamer handle (ours had split and fallen apart, so had already come out). Stick the new one in the hole, without the split ring, and taa daa - it is fixed!

May I ask what is your brand and where did you get it? How much is the installation cost? Thanks

QUESTION i have the same machine new looking at it for a friend everys cleaned water in when i hit the power switch i goes through its cycle and i get the red triangle , i also looked at the infuser and it stops where i cant remove it beouse the gear arms are spread ive tried everything but it ends the same ? thanks

A sawzall with a wood blade is both more efficient and cheaper than the chainsaw...however, as you said, you dont want to dig underground with it... An indexable pry bar is usually the better option for pulling up the rhizomes...make sure you dont buy the extendable one. Your "wrecking bar" is actually called a digging bar, but it doesnt have the angle necessary for leverage and it does tend to bend. An actual wrecking bar, aka a crowbar, has the angle but they dont generally come thick enough to actually pull up the bamboo without an extension pipe attached and even then theyre prone to bending. The water jetter is an excellent idea, however, as its actually the weight of the dirt that the bamboo clings to that prevents it from coming up easily.