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Ahhhh that makes sense. Thanks!!

Bleach solution. Usually I do 100% bleach in my sprayer if the surface is wet already. If the surface isn’t wet I will do 75% bleach. You can use less bleach but just have to let it sit longer

Fuck I felt the jolt of a 220 my god my arm went nearly numb. It was a stupid move I touched something and forgot about the power lol. Normally I have my uncle do this but he passed in 2022 and I never payed much attention so I'm having learn it all over again. The one thing he would never change is a 220 that one he was afraid of.

@bellaswan1459 I'm sorry! I hope you're okay! I got shocked when I was a little kid and it was scary enough for me to stay away from electrical wires.

Haha oh man. I had no idea there were specs on that. Should have known. 20 is insane. I would wonder what it matters? That may be another test. I don’t know why you would need to expand it more as long as you can get the fitting seated properly before it contracts. But yea, end of the day, time is money, if I was doing all 1/2” or 3/4” the 410 probably isn’t worth it.

​@CluckingCraftsman I linked the dce410s manual pdf but youtube deleted my comment. On page 12 it has that chart for what DeWalt believes to yield the ideal amount of expansions for connections

Weird. I will look it up. I never get why it deletes some links automatically.

So I see it says don’t expand more times than necessary but don’t see anything about it warning if you don’t expand enough, besides not seating enough. Makes me think there is no minimum as long as it seats all the way.

@@CluckingCraftsman It's probably to protect your channel from spam in case someone is trying to use a phishing website or sell a cheap product

I have the 1 1/2” head and will put a video up of it. And actually I can get the smaller brushed one again and try to put it on to see what it will do. I don’t have access to the m12 anymore, from what I remember it had decent power for the size. But probably wouldn’t be able to do over 3/4”. The Dewalt 400 struggles with 3/4” so it will be great to see it try 1 1/2” haha But yea it definitely feels stronger. Just assumed it would be the same speed. But yea they are the same heads for the Dewalt

@@CluckingCraftsman when you say struggles with 3/4" did you mean the new dce 410 ? Right now it's on sale bare tool for 390 on amazon gonna grab one and give it a chance worst case i'll go milwaukee lol. The face you made seeing the newer model lose was priceless like "really?" 2:43 th-cam.com/video/TNvH46xpbYo/w-d-xo.html that video at 6:00 starts this tools demo and shows it easily going through 1". I know they sometimes sneak in an over engineered version for ads then the ones we get are not as good but the gap in performance is weird. Note they did use a powerstack

The original 400 in my opinion struggles with 3/4” with anything other than a large battery. Yea I was surprised to say the least. Haha I will try the 1 1/2” and see what happens. The head looks laughably large, it’s a big pipe haha.

You probably could. Just have to figure out how to attach them. When they are below it then it just holds it down. But you would have to attach the top side to the roof somehow.

I have succeeded

My friend has a lower model from a few years back and still loves it. I have not used many other brands so I can’t compare if it would be better or worse. I like mine and I appreciate they are made in the US, they seem well made and stout, only thing I don’t like about mine is the tires but that’s nitpicking. Look for sales. Tractor Supply will have a few hundred off every now and then and I think my local dealer matched the price.

That’s probably somehow it. Maybe if I tell it bedtime stories it will work

@CluckingCraftsman Like I said, I don't know if they're even the same Brand but they have the same thread. We're talking about probably 600 to 700 pounds lawn mower with a fully cast. Iron. Oppose twin. The only thing I think on that internet is not cast.Iron is maybe the heads.

Might just try airing down as one guy suggested. They have been bad since day one, but dealership may have had them at wrong psi as well.

😂😂😂😂😂

And u loose all direction control is mud

Whatttttt? How much do you weigh? Maybe I should add weights, 165 wet may not be doing it.

No joke. 😂😂

How would you even do that? Is that for a ballast?

I think I looked at it funny

Man I’d get anybody to show me

Man I knew I missed something! Now to find the power switch…

Why do now what you can put off to tomorrow?

I like Final Cut because it’s simple to me. I started out on macs iMovie so it was a logical step. I would recommend whatever works for you. Most the time simple ones will do 90% of what you need.

Agreed no need for 9 minutes of talking about some bs

Maybe not. Hahaha

Hopefully. Haha

Yep... typically what happens when you watch too many TH-cam videos... but then again ... in defense of this installation... he exponentially decreased the chances of a shower failure due to a leak.

Could be a switch if it’s a three way (two switches operating one light). But it’s always easier to check breakers. Also lights are usually wired together, depending on the year the house was built, you could have that light tied to multiple room lights or even outlets.

I got the Koehler just because it had been out longer and I figured it had more kinks figured out. It has held up well, had couple seat bolts fall out somehow. Went to the dealer and they scratched their head on how that would happen but just gave me replacements and extras. I put them in with loctite and not a problem since.