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i have a lot of problems with my feet, i can only describe teh yucatan as being miraculous, a gift sent from god, im on my like 7th pair, i literally canot live without these

I put a steel braded line on my compressor. I think it came from the plumbing section like thr line on a dishwasher.

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Can you tell use how you got that cover off? I took all the bolts out of it, but the cover will not some off and the only thing that might be holding it is the cord, bit even it has a place where the cord can move through the plastic housing.

Dang $90 for a pair of sandals ouch!

Hi. Do you still have these blue Ecco sandals?

Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for the review!

I’ve had 3 pair! They’re awesome!

How do you take the cover off is question

The Yucatan are expensive, but almost every single review I've seen of them (including this one) has been positive. Have you worn either Teva or Chaco? The Yucatan have a similar look to the Katavi 2, although they don't really feel the same.

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Folks, plenty of people with this original model had this problem. I did too. This is the Rigid model OF60150HA, and they released a newer version at some point, model OF60150HB, which has a solid pipe from the pump head to the tank connector. Those of you with the newer model won't suffer this problem. I had the same issue. At first it just seemed to be taking a long time to pressurize the tank to the shut off pressure. Then it began running continuously and would only build up about 40 to 50 PSI. I would be working on something and suddenly become aware of the long runtime and run to the compressor to turn it off. I decided to finally take the casing off to find out if it was something I could fix. I also came here to TH-cam to see if others had a similar issue. Sure enough!! In looking at mine to come up with a solution, I noticed that the copper tube from the pump head was poorly shaped. The blunt end of it where the flex hose is attached was angled slightly upward. The other end of the flex hose connects to the tank connector which is at an appropriate upward angle. My flex hose tore at the upper connection. What I realized is that the upward angle of that copper tube puts undue stress on the flex hose while the device is running as there is a tremendous amount of vibration inherent in one-cylinder motors such as this. The vibration, as well as the heat that the copper tube absorbs from the pressurized air, stresses the flex hose to the point of rupture, and pressure is lost. Using pliers, I carefully bent the existing crimp fastener enough to slide the flex hose off the copper tube. I then sliced off about an inch of the damaged hose. Using gloved hands, I gripped the copper coil and rotated it with the intention of tightening the diameter of the coil and aiming the open end of the tube toward the tank connector. The idea was to create a flex hose connection that was not under stress. This worked well, as I moved the open end of the copper tube a little more than an inch. I also cut about an inch of the torn flex tube and used a small screw clamp like Mr. Greenwood did to fasten the freshly cut end of the flex hose. A secondary problem is that I noticed a lot of heat buildup around the pump and motor. When I took the casing off to inspect the pressure problem, I then realized the fan blades had all sheard off due to poor design and manufacturing. A number of the little plastic fan blades fell out of the case as I removed it, and it made me realize I've been finding these little blades all over my yard and inside my shed. I never knew what they were from! I think the newer model has the same cheap plastic fan. I've looked everywhere - it's not available for replacement, which is ridiculous. I ended up spending hours designing my own contraption using IntelliCAD (I'm an Architectural Designer) which I printed on paper, taped that to a sheet of aluminum I bought from Home Depot and cut the new fan out using tin snips. I removed the plastic fan hub from the electric motor shaft, and drilled holes in the hub so I could use tiny bolts and nuts to put the whole thing together. I'm happy to report it is very efficient! My compressor is running so fast and cool these days. Rigid, I have a fan design I'm happy to sell you. 😜😜

😊 Awesome sandals and cute feet.

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thanks for sharing

I am having this exact issue with a "Fortress" 6 gallon 175 psi pancake air compressor. The identical copper with the loop and the barb going into the tank. Same hose and mine has a 5/16 ID which has been impossible to replace so far. I blew a hole through a black hose just like you did and even when the hose was long enough to cover the bumps on the copper tube it was actually the first side to pop off. I thought it would be fine but then the other side blew off and I really should have returned it when The first one did. After watching more of these videos i have seen others that have a one piece tubing instead of the barb and the copper loop. I am not sure how important having the loop is but i was told it was for expansion. I appreciate you sharing this and hopefully i can get mine working as well.

Too much talking.😊

FYI- Ecco soles will self destruct due to dry rot. I have had this problem with their sandals and their regular shoes. Buyer beware.

Thanks for the video.

The Tundra Pro, has more asseecories and more cooking surface. I really love using mine. I've purchased the pizza oven, 36" griddle, and the grill box BB90L. With this set up, I can make lots of different foods.

Great review! Thank you. You sold me on Ecco Yucatan.

Ecco is really better thank you

Thank you

Was thinking to buy Ecco Offroad, this review helps, especially if you found them to feel like sneakers. That means you can wear them for long hikes and not get tired

The way I do it is basicly the same length cord, laid out, slip your thumb in, turn your hand to grip the knife. Same way I was taught with a riot baton. It helps to hold on to the item, but you can let go if need be..

Thanks for the review. I was interested in the Amazon stove, but now rushing to my Costco to pickup this deal.

I never seen vegetable seeds at any of my dollar tree the flowers only

Good to know. Thank you

My compressor starts working and builds pressure up to 150psi but sometimes during work it will not start and won't keep tank charged. Sometimes it turns on only for a few seconds then goes quiet. Sometimes I hears something that it wants to start like air going somewhere through the pipe for about 2 second and then quiets and stays like that. Fails to keep up pressure in tank when I use it. Pressure goes low as 50psi but compressor doesn't start. Then I had to open drain valve to release remaining air pressure in the tank. Disconnect it from AC power for few minutes and it starts working again build up to 150psi again. I don't hear any air leaks. What could be wrong?

I’d recommend a fluorescend lanyard. Much easier to find your knife when dropped on the forest floor.

I gently bent the copper tubing forward and put a new clamp on. Bingo.

I gently bent the copper tubing forward and put a new clamp on. Bingo.

Great insight! I found tis very useful so because of this and other videos I bought one for me and one for the my Mrs! Thanks!

Need check valve

Did you get shot down behind enemy lines in Vietnam as well

They sent you a Wingman for a Fuse? Man you got screwed. You should have at least gotten a Rebar

🇺🇸🤠🇲🇽 thank U for ur video.🇲🇽🤠🇺🇸 i thought gread idea

If they would put that steel line in FRONT of the cooling fan it would SOLVE the heat issue. That Rubber line is not meant to take on HEAT. That's a TEMPORARY fix when you're in a pinch to use that compressor

The heat must be a big issue for manufacturers to feel the need to transition from metal to rubber hose from head to tank.

First of all the prodigy dose come with serrations too and using par-cord so you won’t drop you knife is very old and doing a clip on just that s Is a wast of time and is not a modification

Shitty Rigid, come on R

Thank you. Your video helped me save hundreds of dollars.

My Prodigy's lanyard hole edges are very squared off and I feel would cut through the lanyard quickly with just a bit of use. I would strongly suggest a chamferring tool be used to at least do a break-edge on the hole's edges to preclude this occurrence.

Exactly what was wrong with mines

This fixed my issue. Thank you

Thanks for the video good job.

My favorite knife, feels good in the hands. and thanks for sharing that paracord tip, about securing it to the hand.