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@@davidc3572 the sealing that is provided is adequate from keeping any water to come into the bilge. We never noticed any water intrusion and even if there was, it was very minimal and it would’ve been pumped out automatically by the bilge pump, but to answer your question, it’s sufficient.

@@RandomlyAwkward1 good to know. Thanks for the help. I'll be doing mine over the next couple weeks.

Thanks… I was trying to lighten the mood to relieve my own frustration!

What is button to top?

They overlapped properly.

@@egay86292 I don’t understand some of the comments. I contracted with a company to build a garage and the employees came out and built it very efficiently. I don’t know what all of the different comments about their workers are for. I thought they did a great job and the price of delivering and building the structure was included in the price. I’m satisfied with the craftsmanship.

@@egay86292 what is a co- op?

@@adammeyer3784 in what way? They look fine to me. The siding was horizontal not vertical. I guess I’m missing something.

Working from the top down and not lifting the sheet above to slide the lower sheet under means the laps encourage water running down the wall inside

@ they actually did have the top overlapping the lower sheet. It just doesn’t look that way in the time lapse. Thanks for clarifying…

Could be a good thing or a bad thing depending on their experience. I’ve been told to slow down so they don’t feel ripped off. 😅

@coolcoolhulkprs the rollup doors are 12’ wide x 14’ high. The walls are 16’ inside.

Awesome! That's crazy how quickly it goes up. 🤯

@@formulaben yes it did go up quickly. I was thinking of you when I made the video because I know that you have been interested in the garage being built for quite some time. Next, I will be making some tool benches and shelves.

Thanks! It’s gettin’ there…

I was thinking about that. Researching options now… thanks!

@@tobyainslie4563 I dropped mine as well, and let me tell you what a pain it was to remove it! My cover probably had some corrosion from saltwater usage, but it was very difficult to get my cover off. It went back on easy enough, so maybe you won’t have the same problem. The coupling is made of plastic ( apparently a space age polymer because it was $20…) so if you weren’t able to get it out, I don’t think it’s that big of a deal. It would just get ground up and fall out of the way. When you put the new coupling on, put a little dab of RTV silicone on the spline and it will hold it in place so it doesn’t fall off when installing the water pump. Hope this helps! -Mike

Ok thanks, when you say cover do you mean the plate the pump attaches onto that has the 2 bolts (not the hex ones holding pump).. I can't get mine off either

Glad it was helpful. It definitely cheaper than a service call!

Honestly, I don’t know the correct answer. I don’t have an ozone generator on mine. I would call your local well company or there should be a sticker with the installer’s info on it. I’m sorry I can’t be of more assistance…

Yes, you can. I tried to copy my response to someone else. If you scroll down, you will see what we ran during Milton here in Southwest Florida.

@RandomlyAwkward1 I definitely appreciate that. I have a 3 ton unit. That's the main thing when it's hot a/c or cold having heat, and fridge and lights.

Thank you! It was lots of work but worth it!

@@StrGzr101 I would ease in a few hours at a time. Too much of a good thing can be difficult at first. Start on projects at your house this week, and then segue into your neighbors projects. Just my two cents…

@@RandomlyAwkward1 I'm an old guy with heel spurs. I'm hoping these things do the deal. Oh, and I forgot to mention, thanks for the video. Subbed.

I don’t think so. I will try to add up everything we had running during Milton and see if I can tell you what we had in total watts.

1000 watt microwave 7800 watt water heater Central air Kitchen circuit with refrigerator and LED lighting Bathroom circuit with LED lighting Guest room circuit with LED lighting Well pump and softener system Living room with computer, TV and LED lighting Router, fiber modem and garage lighting circuit with full size freezer Exterior house lighting and security cameras with DVR All ran for 6 days! We have a 50 amp plug running to our transfer switch and we probably could’ve added more. We cycled the water heater as needed just to save gas on the generator, and the well pump does not run continuously obviously, but it still burned about a 1/2 -1 gallon an hour depending on what we were using.

You’re welcome!😂

You are correct… I am going to go back and correct that on my backup pump. Thanks for catching that.

@@formulaben thanks… I’m excited for them to build it as well!

@@AchikSarih you are welcome!

@@guillermo7615 I would estimate about 80-100 so far. I don’t have an hour meter on it but it is used frequently.

It had a bad water pressure sensor switch which told the engine it had a water restriction and wasn’t cooling.

Thank you for letting me know. I have a warning beeping but when I go over 3500 to 4500 rpm it solid tone shut the boat off and start it up it’s fine intill I hit 3500 rpm. I’m gonna check that and what did you use to clean the switch.

You are so helpful I thank you.

I removed the stereo that was above the microwave and we just stream to a Bluetooth speaker now. Much easier…

30 yds for the floor and footer. 30 x 50 x 6” deep.

Thanks! Almost there…

It will be worth the wait!

Thanks! Gettin’ there…6 weeks till the new building. Allegedly.

After tomorrow, I will have a place to park the helicopter!

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Thanks, it’s one of my favorites!

Thanks! Almost there…

Glad it was helpful! Thank you…

@@TheWordprophet thank you for the nice comments… it worked great during Hurricane Milton!

That’s a great idea! Thank you…

Thanks! Gettin’ there…