thanks David. Ive enjoyed narrating films and video productions for 50 years and now enjoying making these short videos particularly the shooting videos and repair of firearm problems. Hope the gate wheel works for you. i found that once it breaks in it smooths out. Rick
I just attempted to fit such a gate wheel. There was no instruction to create tension in the spring as you had done so I presumed it wasn't the right device for the job. Without the tension, it doesn't support the gate sufficiently. Thanks for including this in your video. Regards from Dublin, Ireland.
Our very heavy gates are getting these. I didn't know how to calculate the spring, but I have a better idea now. Thanks for quick and easy instructions!
Well done. I have a little different approach to my aging fence. As it falls apart I make an annual walk around the perimeter and remove any detached/sagging boards and use them for kindling. At the current rate my fence will be all gone in about 4 yrs.😂
Psh I don't got pavers just concrete I beefed the heck out of my post and what not still.. when I got my house in 2010 I put gates with solider sheets for privacy knowing weight might be an issue. I had to go back and reinforce the post more. and it's really still not quite enough. I want to get some of these gate wheels it's for concrete but the concrete isn't totally level there's probably a difference of dam near a foot by the time the gate swings out. The double gate is in total around 10 foot 7 inches wide approximately. Paid a lot in the day to have it installed but they stinged out on the wheel that I had asked them about and now I wanna get one but I can't deal with plastic castor wheels. Need some solid rubber wheels and no tube tire crap.
hi split, good question. i surmised that the gate was leaning due to its post being at a slight angle. rather than mess with the post i put more pressure on the spring to correct and it came close and so far it has held in the position shown. not perfect but better than pulling brick and concrete to correct the real issue. still works fine and the wheel holds the gate open. thanks for ur suggestion. rick
The production value and voice over work are surprisingly top notch for such an otherwise dry topic. Good job sir!
Sir, I could listen to you speak about anything all day
thanks David. Ive enjoyed narrating films and video productions for 50 years and now enjoying making these short videos particularly the shooting videos and repair of firearm problems. Hope the gate wheel works for you. i found that once it breaks in it smooths out. Rick
I just attempted to fit such a gate wheel. There was no instruction to create tension in the spring as you had done so I presumed it wasn't the right device for the job. Without the tension, it doesn't support the gate sufficiently. Thanks for including this in your video. Regards from Dublin, Ireland.
Our very heavy gates are getting these. I didn't know how to calculate the spring, but I have a better idea now. Thanks for quick and easy instructions!
Well done. I have a little different approach to my aging fence. As it falls apart I make an annual walk around the perimeter and remove any detached/sagging boards and use them for kindling. At the current rate my fence will be all gone in about 4 yrs.😂
I just did the same thing. Been fighting the gate dragging for several years!
Great job 👏👍
PS- with that silky smooth voice you must be a pro! 💕
thanks for the video, excellent illustration, much appreciated
Great idea to put it on the back!
Smooth as a what now...?
Great job and thorough explanation! Thanks
this was great! thank you so much!
This guy's voice is used on all hunting games.
Good job, the only different thing I would have done is substitute the coffee for beer lol
Good job! Thanks for sharing!!!
You sir a definitely a 💯% Legend❗️
Psh I don't got pavers just concrete I beefed the heck out of my post and what not still.. when I got my house in 2010 I put gates with solider sheets for privacy knowing weight might be an issue. I had to go back and reinforce the post more. and it's really still not quite enough. I want to get some of these gate wheels it's for concrete but the concrete isn't totally level there's probably a difference of dam near a foot by the time the gate swings out. The double gate is in total around 10 foot 7 inches wide approximately. Paid a lot in the day to have it installed but they stinged out on the wheel that I had asked them about and now I wanna get one but I can't deal with plastic castor wheels. Need some solid rubber wheels and no tube tire crap.
I like this guy
Thank you, national geographic voice
Why did you compress the spring on install? Seems if the gate is going to sag overtime you would want no compression?
hi split, good question. i surmised that the gate was leaning due to its post being at a slight angle. rather than mess with the post i put more pressure on the spring to correct and it came close and so far it has held in the position shown. not perfect but better than pulling brick and concrete to correct the real issue. still works fine and the wheel holds the gate open. thanks for ur suggestion. rick
@@skycamproductions Thank you for the explanation.
@@skycamproductions how does the spring hold the compression? I'm about to install one myself and please I want to know?
Pardon my ignorance but once you compress the spring with the clamp, how does the spring stay in place without decompress again to 1 Inch more?
Hi, question. Isn't that wheel too big for the door? I don't think the gate is that heavy. Any thoughts?
Sounds like Hoyt Axton
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I have this wheel and over time the spring has gotten weaker. I wonder if the nut on top is to tighten the spring compression?
My gate sits on a slope, would this work for it?
Hi Mari, the wheel will only rise two inches. If your slope is more than that, the gate and its post will take the stress of extra height. Rick
@@skycamproductions Thank you
Great video, Thank you for confirming my plan of action to attack this DIY project…… BUT, I’m do’n the coffee 1st, THEN I’ll do a brewski….
It was still sagging
I've heard good feedback about the Woodglut plans.