Warning!!! Don’t use an impact drill unless you have a torque setting on it and you make it really low. Use a screw driver as you can feel the tension when you are tightening the screws.
I’m sorry but this was 50% useless. Let’s start with roof support bars! At no point does it tell you which notch to put the roof support in, there are two and is the other one just for looks? One end has a hole in it as well which makes zero sense as no screws go in it and there is no mention as to what end which goes! The tiny little screws to hold the floor together are pretty much useless. I swear if IKEA had these there would be better instructions.
not to mention the user manuals, at least the 8x15 i put together where an absolute mess... mixed translation issues, mislabeled parts needed undone and such... wow... and I see there are a umber of structural improvements as well... really glad they are upgrading and creating the user friendly videos too.
You need the video AND the manual. Sometimes the video is wrong, and it's not about accessories. It's just wrong. Case in point I have model 60325, and this guy is telling me to put the hardware on backwards from the manual.
This issue could be that 60352 is quite different from this model. Meaning you may see different hardware and/or accessories being used. But, you are correct where it is very beneficial to have the manual available during the build!
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly God forbid you have a video for the correct model. As I said in another post you guys just don't want to show someone wrecking a rubber mallet, and banging away for 15 minutes to "slide" the bars in.
Great video. A few improvements ñeeded on the shed itself. The snow lad kit should have all holes prefilled. Either using slf tapping screws or note and bolts. It is very difficult to drill the screws into the metal when no holes exist. The side window brackets do not clear the raised edge of the window so they will not install properly. Leveling the shed doors could be designed better if there was a opening in the front of the floor to allow the shims to get just under the bushing. A better idea would be to all the bushings height to be adjusted by leveling screw base like on a table. This can also be accessed through an opening on the front edge of the floor. Otherwise great product
What do you do when the last roof panel is off by about 3/4 of an inch? Everything else fit good until we went to put up the last roof panel by the gable at the end.
I just finished assembling my Lifetime shed (#60295). This video was EXCELLENT; I hardly looked at the manual. It took me about 15 hours, spread over four days (evenings and part days on weekend) and I did it solo except for two instances where I had my wife push on a wall to line up the screw holes. The video made the jobs super easy, and I'm no handyman. I had only one issue: The screw holes on the left rear roof panel were off by 3/4 inch. Solution: I used the bottle jack from my 4Runner, placed it on a ladder (blocked up with a few 4x4 pieces of wood I had laying around) and lifted the left side of the rear truss until the holes aligned. I also had to pull the rear gable panel inward to get alignment, which I did by slipping a rope through the metal channel on the panel, pulling it back until the alignment was right, and then tied off the rope. This looks and feels like a quality, solid shed. Thanks Lifetime for an excellent assembly video!
Building this today and I am frustrated as hell with the instructions. I just built a Keter shed and I am so impressed with their manual. Every piece is labeled but this shed has you guessing. When putting in the roof panels he should tell you there are little holes that need to be lined up. His pieces slid in effortlessly mine has me struggling like hell. The wall pieces have popped out at the bottom because of the thin plastic holding it in. One screw has popped out of the wall it’s so wobbly. Keter sheds are much more stronger this shed I fear will blow away from the base in a strong wind like Dorothy’s house in Wizard of OZ.
Only reason they made this video is because the instruction manual that comes with the kit is useless. Any halfway smart person can watch this video and put the shed together with no prob. Take the same person and try it with the directions 😂😂😂😂😂
For the cross member on the trusses, I put the bolt on the inside of the channel, held it with a wrench and used a screw gun to tighten it.. After all of the pre-assembly was done, it still took 4.5 hours to put it all together
Just built a lifetime 8x10 but your shed must not be made of cheese like mine seamed to be... No way i could tighten the screws that aggressive without the feeling every screw was gonna strip
The price for an 8' x 10' shed varies between about $1499.99 and $1899.99, depending on the model number. Here is the link to our medium sheds so you can take a look- www.lifetime.com/medium-sheds.
Having trouble screwing in the skylights without it popping up. Seems like they need to be held down from the top if the top of the roof. Tips? Also, the last piece of the roof (back piece without skylight doesn't seem to fit. Any thoughts a as to why?
Give our customer service team a call and we can trouble shoot the issue with you and see if we can help figure out what's happening. They can be reached at 800-225-3865 or by email at customercare@lifetime.com. Customer Service hours are Monday-Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm (MT).
Really glad you made these videos... THANK YOU... I will be putting this one together next to a lifetime 8 x 15 ... the video make Way more since then the discombobulated user manual from the first other unit a number of years ago
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly with supply crunch the way it is... Wow... can't leave the customer service of Lifetime... the way they helped me acquire this new one pre-manufactured for locked in availability was Great!... Big Thanks ... Slab should be cured enough to build later this week :-)
@@goawayplzthnx other than it turned out to be crap, They mix matched new and old manufactured pieced for a build that wouldnt match up pieces ,,, texture and sizes where different and they only offer was to take it all apart and pay shipping for a replacement... complete crap so much extra work to build and seal
My right door was bent at the bar. I got a new door but I am wondering if anyone or Lifetime have any suggestions to install it without taking off the roof at the doorway.
I have two of these sheds & would like to take one section out for the other. From what i can find the base on that smaller shed would need to be 90 inches deep is that right.
If it only was this easy lol. We have been at it 4.5 hours one day, today another 4 today and we are still not done but hopefully another 2 hours session on the roof and we are experienced DIY people.
@@LifetimeProductsAssemblyI think they made it clear that the WHOLE THING is screwed up, build quality is shit and screams of "made in China". Source quality products to make your customers happy
Very helpful, but I would emphasize to people up front that this is for the 8x10" shed and that the 10x8' shed has a DIFFERENT video. I spent 20 minutes watching this video before realizing the issue and noticed some things didn't make sense.
Thanks for the recommendation. We ask all customers in the beginning of the video to check to see if their model number is the description box to make sure this video works for them. We also add the description of the shed in the description box as well as the thumbnail.
If you refer to your manual and this video, you will see two notches on the roof panel close to the gable entry and the start of the truss. You will need to insert the roof support in these notches.
The floor assembly starts at 17:09. Lay an outer floor panel down, lift an inner floor panel at an angle, interlock the tabs, and then lay the inner panel down.
Unfortunately, we do not. However, you can use this video th-cam.com/video/PiI2WSJHOBo/w-d-xo.html since it is essentially the same assembly as 60056. You would just have to refer to your manual for the door latch assembly.
Sorry to hear this! Reach out to our customer service team so they’re able to get you your missing parts. They can be reached by phone at +1 (800) 242-3865 or by email at customercare@lifetime.com
this shed is a piece of crap, gable roof panel dosen't line up at all on the corners, everything is level and straight, this shed would not last in a 40 to 50 mph wind either that we have here, have spent two days fighting with the coners to make the roof panels fit, still not working, NEVER AGAIN !
We apologize about the frustration with the assembly of your new shed. What type of foundation is your shed built on? That could be causing the difficulties. Try watching this video on how to align your roof panels- th-cam.com/video/iQYsra3ehts/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qptvvpzaxJnvzPpK. If that doesn't work, give our customer service team a call and we can troubleshoot the issue with you and see if we can figure out what is happening. They can be reached at 800-225-3865 or by email at customercare@lifetime.com. Customer service hours are Monday-Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm (MT).
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly i built a 12'x12' wood platform, and it's all level, and a strong platform, i have taken off all the roof panels and squared up the shed, and reput on the roof panels and still won't line up, have no idea, and i am an expericed craftsman
We recommend only using a leveled cement or wooden platform. This will help your shed stay the most secured and will help during the assembly process with the lining up everything into place.
I built a wood base of treated 2x4’s with treated plywood on top. I levelled the ground below by digging down not building up. I also closed in all gaps in the sides of the base so I don’t get rats or anything living under it.
This video is a complete joke and either heavily edited or using doctored parts. The parts just don't go together like he's doing it. For example simply sliding the metal into the door frame. Even after wd40, especially the round tube does not go in, they require lube, brute force, wiggling and banging. The manual has wrong parts listed, doesnt mention orientation of most parts. But the worst thing is you need 4 feet of space on both sides to slide the roof on, so your corner spot is no use. They could easily have made the roof slot in from the inside or even outside by clipping them in to the metal frames, but just bad design or money saving stops this.
The video was great and I watched before I purchased my shed. However, I found it disappointing in that it shows the parts of the snow load kit as if it is included as part of the shed. It also shows hooks being included. The parts (identified from the website) of the snow load kit was not included and neither were the hooks. I see this as a bait and switch tactic. 😞
What Brand is it? What size is it? How much is it? Look it up on google clearly tells you. Why have a company sit there and answer previously answered questions? Go waste someone else time with this nonsense question! Also I hope you have a miserable 2022 year and that your hair falls out
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Section 1
Refer to your manual
Section 2
Step 2.1 | 02:30
Step 2.2 | 02:39
Step 2.3 | 03:25
Step 2.4 | 03:32
Step 2.5 | 04:12
Step 2.6 | 04:33
Section 3
Step 3.1 | 05:50
Step 3.2 | 05:57
Step 3.3 | 06:13
Step 3.4 | 06:16
Step 3.5 | 06:38
Step 3.6 | 06:54
Step 3.7 | 07:52
Step 3.8 | 07:28
Step 3.9 | 07:35
Step 3.10 | 08:11
Step 3.11 | 08:34
Step 3.12 | 08:44
Step 3.13 | 08:34
Step 3.14 | 09:14
Section 4
Step 4.1 | 09:40
Step 4.2 | 10:07
Step 4.3 | 10:17
Step 4.4 | 10:40
Step 4.5 | 11:05
Step 4.6 | 11:36
Step 4.7 | 11:40
Step 4.8 | 12:00
Step 4.9 | 12:10
Step 4.10 | 12:38
Step 4.11 | 12:58
Section 5
Step 5.1 | 13:42
Step 5.2 | 13:57
Step 5.3 | 14:12
Step 5.4 | 15:12
Step 5.5 | 15:16
Step 5.6 | 15:30
Step 5.7 | 15:53
Step 5.8 | 16:12
Step 5.9 | 16:28
Section 6
Step 6.1 | 17:09
Step 6.2 | 17:23
Step 6.3 | 17:30
Step 6.4 | 17:50
Section 7
Step 7.1 | 18:13
Step 7.2 | 19:08
Step 7.3 | 19:28
Step 7.4 | 19:46
Step 7.5 | 19:53
Step 7.6 | 20:08
Step 7.7 | 20:19
Step 7.8 | 20:31
Step 7.9 | 20:44
Step 7.10 | 21:57
Step 7.11 | 22:25
Step 7.12 | 23:02
Step 7.13 | 23:31
Step 7.14 | 24:03
Section 8
Step 8.1 | 24:38
Step 8.2 | 24:44
Step 8.3 | 25:02
Section 9
Step 9.1 | 25:43
Step 9.2 | 26:19
Step 9.3 | 26:49
Step 9.4 | 27:06
Step 9.5 | 27:25
Section 10
Step 10.1 | 27:50
Step 10.2 | 28:15
Step 10.3 | 28:23
Step 10.4 | 28:39
Step 10.5 | 28:55
Step 10.6 | 29:16
Step 10.7 | 29:58
Step 10.8 | 31:37
Step 10.9 | 32:10
Step 10.10 | 32:59
Step 10.11 | 34:28
Section 11
Step 11.1 | 35:28
Step 11.2 | 35:41
Step 11.3 | 35:55
Step 11.4 | 36:04
Section 12
Step 12.1 | 36:33
Section 13
Step 13.1 | 36:52
Step 13.2 | 38:08
Section 14
Step 14.1-14.2| th-cam.com/video/Q5VKLwsfb5A/w-d-xo.html
Step 14.3 | 38:56
Step 14.4 | 39:04
Section 15- Please refer to your manual.
Everything is much harder than in this video, the roof panels are so tight it the truss grooves, there's no way you can just slide them in like this.
My instruction manual numbers go from 6,7,8,11,10,9,12
What a joke, this vid isn't helpful as well the whole product is garbage, DO NOT BUY
Warning!!! Don’t use an impact drill unless you have a torque setting on it and you make it really low. Use a screw driver as you can feel the tension when you are tightening the screws.
Skill issue, but thanks for the tip anyway.
Warning they have all their crap mixed in packing and missing pieces… don’t buy this junk was a headache putting together. And cheaply built
Made in China shed
I’m sorry but this was 50% useless. Let’s start with roof support bars! At no point does it tell you which notch to put the roof support in, there are two and is the other one just for looks? One end has a hole in it as well which makes zero sense as no screws go in it and there is no mention as to what end which goes! The tiny little screws to hold the floor together are pretty much useless. I swear if IKEA had these there would be better instructions.
Great video! Thanks much. Not all learn from reading. Being a visual learner this made the whole build pretty simple.
not to mention the user manuals, at least the 8x15 i put together where an absolute mess... mixed translation issues, mislabeled parts needed undone and such... wow... and I see there are a umber of structural improvements as well... really glad they are upgrading and creating the user friendly videos too.
Very awesome I installed my 10x8 perfectly
I put this exact shed today, wouldn't have been able to make it through without this video. Thank you for making it. Much appreciated
You need the video AND the manual. Sometimes the video is wrong, and it's not about accessories. It's just wrong. Case in point I have model 60325, and this guy is telling me to put the hardware on backwards from the manual.
This issue could be that 60352 is quite different from this model. Meaning you may see different hardware and/or accessories being used. But, you are correct where it is very beneficial to have the manual available during the build!
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly God forbid you have a video for the correct model. As I said in another post you guys just don't want to show someone wrecking a rubber mallet, and banging away for 15 minutes to "slide" the bars in.
That's what you get for buying cheap, buy nice or buy TWICE
@@H3c171 Sorry I'm not made out of money, and can't afford a $5 K shed from our local shed company.
Great video.
A few improvements ñeeded on the shed itself. The snow lad kit should have all holes prefilled. Either using slf tapping screws or note and bolts. It is very difficult to drill the screws into the metal when no holes exist.
The side window brackets do not clear the raised edge of the window so they will not install properly.
Leveling the shed doors could be designed better if there was a opening in the front of the floor to allow the shims to get just under the bushing. A better idea would be to all the bushings height to be adjusted by leveling screw base like on a table. This can also be accessed through an opening on the front edge of the floor.
Otherwise great product
Tomorrow we're going to assemble our new Lifetime 8' x 10' outdoor storage shed. Thank you for the video.
How's it coming along
This video can kiss my butt. Spent twelve hours on it. And still didn't finish it. None of the plastic lined up anywhere.
What do you do when the last roof panel is off by about 3/4 of an inch? Everything else fit good until we went to put up the last roof panel by the gable at the end.
Exactly! A nightmare!
I just finished assembling my Lifetime shed (#60295). This video was EXCELLENT; I hardly looked at the manual. It took me about 15 hours, spread over four days (evenings and part days on weekend) and I did it solo except for two instances where I had my wife push on a wall to line up the screw holes. The video made the jobs super easy, and I'm no handyman.
I had only one issue: The screw holes on the left rear roof panel were off by 3/4 inch.
Solution: I used the bottle jack from my 4Runner, placed it on a ladder (blocked up with a few 4x4 pieces of wood I had laying around) and lifted the left side of the rear truss until the holes aligned. I also had to pull the rear gable panel inward to get alignment, which I did by slipping a rope through the metal channel on the panel, pulling it back until the alignment was right, and then tied off the rope.
This looks and feels like a quality, solid shed.
Thanks Lifetime for an excellent assembly video!
Same piece was off for me. I had to get creative to make the pieces fit.
Step 2.5 absolutely is not complete in the printed instructions. Good thing i caught this video before i mounted my roof panels.
Wow
Dude you made this look so easy, but thanks a bunch for the video
Thank you so much Sir you are the master of Craftsman😂❤👍👍👍🤣
My roof panel holes don't match up with the truss holes. I've got an entire one side on but the other side doesn't align.
What'd you do end up doing
Same, returning it today
@@ddoubleyyouback to the store 😂
Building this today and I am frustrated as hell with the instructions. I just built a Keter shed and I am so impressed with their manual. Every piece is labeled but this shed has you guessing. When putting in the roof panels he should tell you there are little holes that need to be lined up. His pieces slid in effortlessly mine has me struggling like hell. The wall pieces have popped out at the bottom because of the thin plastic holding it in. One screw has popped out of the wall it’s so wobbly. Keter sheds are much more stronger this shed I fear will blow away from the base in a strong wind like Dorothy’s house in Wizard of OZ.
Funny analogy, I hope you don’t have to visit oz to find it 😂
What can you expect? Its US made and they take great pride in producing sub standard crap. 🤣
Out of curiosity, who was the artist of the song used? I’m hooked on itX
just bought this today from Costco. Glad to see you have a detailed video.
Only reason they made this video is because the instruction manual that comes with the kit is useless. Any halfway smart person can watch this video and put the shed together with no prob. Take the same person and try it with the directions 😂😂😂😂😂
For the cross member on the trusses, I put the bolt on the inside of the channel, held it with a wrench and used a screw gun to tighten it..
After all of the pre-assembly was done, it still took 4.5 hours to put it all together
Just built a lifetime 8x10 but your shed must not be made of cheese like mine seamed to be... No way i could tighten the screws that aggressive without the feeling every screw was gonna strip
You need to use a low torque setting.
How much is it 8x10
The price for an 8' x 10' shed varies between about $1499.99 and $1899.99, depending on the model number. Here is the link to our medium sheds so you can take a look- www.lifetime.com/medium-sheds.
Good Good job thank you very much.
Looks like a very comprehensive video.
this guy knows its not that easy
Anyone knows how durable it is? Does it really live up to its name?
I appreciate the video very helpful to use in conjunction with the manual
Having trouble screwing in the skylights without it popping up. Seems like they need to be held down from the top if the top of the roof. Tips?
Also, the last piece of the roof (back piece without skylight doesn't seem to fit. Any thoughts a as to why?
Give our customer service team a call and we can trouble shoot the issue with you and see if we can help figure out what's happening. They can be reached at 800-225-3865 or by email at customercare@lifetime.com. Customer Service hours are Monday-Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm (MT).
Model #60441u
There are a few small differences, but this video is the closest to model 60441: th-cam.com/video/KjYLQAsa1tI/w-d-xo.html
Really glad you made these videos... THANK YOU... I will be putting this one together next to a lifetime 8 x 15 ... the video make Way more since then the discombobulated user manual from the first other unit a number of years ago
We love a loyal Lifetime customer! Glad to hear this video will be helpful!
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly with supply crunch the way it is... Wow... can't leave the customer service of Lifetime... the way they helped me acquire this new one pre-manufactured for locked in availability was Great!... Big Thanks
... Slab should be cured enough to build later this week :-)
@@KenjaajneK always nice to see a Lifetime Products sales rep in their own comments 😂
@@goawayplzthnx other than it turned out to be crap, They mix matched new and old manufactured pieced for a build that wouldnt match up pieces ,,, texture and sizes where different and they only offer was to take it all apart and pay shipping for a replacement... complete crap
so much extra work to build and seal
@@KenjaajneK oh no! I am sorry your experience was bad. Mine is, too.
My right door was bent at the bar. I got a new door but I am wondering if anyone or Lifetime have any suggestions to install it without taking off the roof at the doorway.
Unfortunately, the only way to replace the door is to remove the gable and roof panel.
I have two of these sheds & would like to take one section out for the other. From what i can find the base on that smaller shed would need to be 90 inches deep is that right.
If it only was this easy lol. We have been at it 4.5 hours one day, today another 4 today and we are still not done but hopefully another 2 hours session on the roof and we are experienced DIY people.
Sorry to hear that this is taking you awhile. What parts exactly are you having troubles on?
@@LifetimeProductsAssemblyI think they made it clear that the WHOLE THING is screwed up, build quality is shit and screams of "made in China". Source quality products to make your customers happy
Considering purchasing at Costco in Japan Is it okay to use W = 81.28cm vertically during transportation?
Does it come with shelves, or where can they be purchased? (Canada)
It does come with a 90x9 inch shelf
Hi there, does anybody knows whats the AIW piece for? Its a black rectangle
Hello! That piece can be placed under the floor panels so that you can lock the tabs on the corner wall panels into place easier.
Very helpful, but I would emphasize to people up front that this is for the 8x10" shed and that the 10x8' shed has a DIFFERENT video. I spent 20 minutes watching this video before realizing the issue and noticed some things didn't make sense.
Thanks for the recommendation. We ask all customers in the beginning of the video to check to see if their model number is the description box to make sure this video works for them. We also add the description of the shed in the description box as well as the thumbnail.
How much for the sed 8x10
Could you leave a panel out and shorten the shed? Shorten length
gracias, me ayudó mucho el video, a la hora del armado... saludos
Thank you for this video!🙌🏼
CONFUSED with 10.5. What area is between the gabel and the truss????. Not sure where these bars go.
If you refer to your manual and this video, you will see two notches on the roof panel close to the gable entry and the start of the truss. You will need to insert the roof support in these notches.
What's the width of the open doors for a 8x10 shed? Thank you.
56" x 76"
How to build by yourself...? No helper ...!
You would build it the same way. Just keep in mind, the extra helper is extremely essential to help get all the parts in place.
Hi there, what the measurements of the floor?, I'm going to make a foundation to assemble my new storage shed.
DId you find the answer to this? I just came home with mine.
According to the instructions, the base (wood or concrete slab) should be 118 1/4” X 93 1/2”
What are the dimensions for the box this shed comes in?
Both boxes are 95” x 32” x 11”
So how do you put the floor together???
The floor assembly starts at 17:09. Lay an outer floor panel down, lift an inner floor panel at an angle, interlock the tabs, and then lay the inner panel down.
Just got done with my foundation, starting the shed today
Let us know how it goes! Can't wait to see the end product!
No se ve como armar esa casa
Is there a video for the 60056 model?
Unfortunately, we do not. However, you can use this video th-cam.com/video/PiI2WSJHOBo/w-d-xo.html since it is essentially the same assembly as 60056. You would just have to refer to your manual for the door latch assembly.
I just opened my box I have no hardware .
Sorry to hear this! Reach out to our customer service team so they’re able to get you your missing parts. They can be reached by phone at +1 (800) 242-3865 or by email at customercare@lifetime.com
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly thank you
this shed is a piece of crap, gable roof panel dosen't line up at all on the corners, everything is level and straight, this shed would not last in a 40 to 50 mph wind either that we have here, have spent two days fighting with the coners to make the roof panels fit, still not working, NEVER AGAIN !
We apologize about the frustration with the assembly of your new shed. What type of foundation is your shed built on? That could be causing the difficulties. Try watching this video on how to align your roof panels- th-cam.com/video/iQYsra3ehts/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qptvvpzaxJnvzPpK. If that doesn't work, give our customer service team a call and we can troubleshoot the issue with you and see if we can figure out what is happening. They can be reached at 800-225-3865 or by email at customercare@lifetime.com. Customer service hours are Monday-Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm (MT).
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly i built a 12'x12' wood platform, and it's all level, and a strong platform, i have taken off all the roof panels and squared up the shed, and reput on the roof panels and still won't line up, have no idea, and i am an expericed craftsman
Jose Saltos, very good instructions and easy to understand.
Did anyone here use gravel or rock to support the foundation, or did you just put it directly onto the dirt/grass?
We recommend only using a leveled cement or wooden platform. This will help your shed stay the most secured and will help during the assembly process with the lining up everything into place.
I'm using dirt, gravel and a wood
I built a wood base of treated 2x4’s with treated plywood on top. I levelled the ground below by digging down not building up. I also closed in all gaps in the sides of the base so I don’t get rats or anything living under it.
This video is a complete joke and either heavily edited or using doctored parts. The parts just don't go together like he's doing it. For example simply sliding the metal into the door frame. Even after wd40, especially the round tube does not go in, they require lube, brute force, wiggling and banging.
The manual has wrong parts listed, doesnt mention orientation of most parts.
But the worst thing is you need 4 feet of space on both sides to slide the roof on, so your corner spot is no use. They could easily have made the roof slot in from the inside or even outside by clipping them in to the metal frames, but just bad design or money saving stops this.
The video was great and I watched before I purchased my shed. However, I found it disappointing in that it shows the parts of the snow load kit as if it is included as part of the shed. It also shows hooks being included. The parts (identified from the website) of the snow load kit was not included and neither were the hooks. I see this as a bait and switch tactic. 😞
What is your model number you purchased? Depending on your model number, accessories do vary.
what color is it
What Brand is it? What size is it? How much is it? Look it up on google clearly tells you. Why have a company sit there and answer previously answered questions? Go waste someone else time with this nonsense question! Also I hope you have a miserable 2022 year and that your hair falls out
@@1ds2ds3ds Haha!
@@martyramirez1546 :D