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Thank you again Aleh!!! My goal was to make the shed look better than our home. I appreciate your compliment! - John

Hello there ... At 6:28 I show how I'm cutting away the liner material to fit around the magnetic latches. As far as cutting the liner for the width of the inside, I recommend using one of the removeable shelves as a template. Hope this helps - John

HA! Good point - it worked by removing the gunk. I have since moved onto a larger JOBY that I use for either a small portable LED light or a GoPro. I'm also using smallrig articulating arms and superclamps. Thanks - John

Thank you - I have that and I have some other brands treatment. (I just have to remember to put it in the tank) - John

Hey there Aleh!!!! We really enjoy the look of these lights. Thank you so much! How is the world out in your area? - John

@@UDoIt2 We're not having much fun, John. But we are glad that we do not participate in neighboring events.

Copy That!!! - John

Hey there - WD-40 works but for deposits that are really solidified you'll need carb cleaner and maybe even a set of carb brushes. In case you didn't know, WD-40 also makes a carb cleaner. - John

Got it cleaned out. Buddy came by and took the carburetor off and blew out the carb with carb cleaner. It was definitely gummed up.

Thank you for the feedback. There's some tweaking I can possibly make. - John

Thank you for the feedback. I do have a few more videos that you can find here udoit.me/home-improvement/equipment-maintenance-repair/pressure-washer/ as well as on my channel. - John

Thank you! It's still working well for us in our garage - but now we also have our friends chairs that are taking up floor space. UGH!!! - John

INCREDIBLE NEWS! Thank you for sharing this. Bookmark this for the future in case things get more complicated and you need to do a deeper clean or even replace the carb. -John udoit.me/home-improvement/equipment-maintenance-repair/pressure-washer/

This happened to me as well. There are several things to check. One possibility is to completely replace the carb as I did in one of my videos listed in the link. You can try to clean it out but be warned as it can be tedious since there are ports and inlets/outlets in a couple of spots that you'll need to clean. Definitely check the need to make sure that it moves freely and as mentioned inspect all ports. If you have an ultrasonic cleaner you can clean the carb that way. But for the less than $20 for a replacement carb you might hit a homerun with simply replacing it. udoit.me/home-improvement/equipment-maintenance-repair/pressure-washer/

I used my pressure washer this past week - I thought about that too. I dunno! - John

HA! It's mainly cause I have the memory of a goldfish. I replaced a timer switch in our clothes dryer and I know that if I didn't take 10 pictures of all kinda angles it would blown up. - John

I'm not an expert on this but I encountered it as a result of connecting the linkages incorrectly after working on my carb. I had to go back to some previous videos that I shot to compare my connections. Once everything was hooked up correctly it worked. If everything is connected correctly then it could be a carb issue. Again, I'm not an expert on this area. - John

@@UDoIt2 thank you so much for your advice. i think it was a carb issue.

I'm a long time fan Patrick. Thank you as well!!! - John

Thank you for the feedback. - John

THANKS!!! - John

Appreciate you taking the time. I only have a few slots left now in this sub panel. WHAT HAPPENED??? Soon I will need to remove the main panel and this sub-panel and install a very large panel. I still have to install a new breaker for exterior outlets, a double-pole 50Amp for my welder and plasma cutter in the garage, another dedicated 20Amp for my compressor to support the plasma cutter and an air dryer for the compressor (I didn't even know that was a thing)! UGH!!! - John

Thank you for your feedback. I've done that several times and each time it gets me. I had to look through my old footage to see how the linkages were connected.

Thank you Glenn for the update. It's great to hear how videos like this help. - John

Getting the correct part can take a while. I selected mine based on my VIN and going to the mopar website and selecting the proper part. There are other variables that go into the selection also. For instance, your VIN lists all of the parts as it was from the factory. But, if any repairs were done and upgrades made from the deal in response to recalls or newer parts this could change which brake tubes you need. So start with the VIN but don't be surprised if it doesn't fit. For my model, it was a early version for the year. But then if I bought 6 months later I would have had a different version since Dodge changed the design. Hope this helps. - John store.mopar.com/?mopar+chrysler+parts

Thank you John. I've read the reviews and many are returning the saw because the manufacturer is still sending out the units with the 240VAC battery charger. Although I mention that fact in the video it is still annoying to hear that this hasn't been addressed yet. However, if you contact the manufacturer they will ship you out the correct charger.

Seriously!

@UDoIt2 yes had two both cheap junk bought a honda

Thank you so much for your feedback! It's great to hear that it worked out for you! - John

Hooking up ground last sounds right - less of a chance of an issue, right? Thanks for the tip. BTW this is working like a champ still. I had issues with it not starting and I got a battery booster. wrong choice - and later I bought the genius 10 battery charger - much better choice. And I left it on there for a while. Now I can start it and I haven't needed the charger at all. I'm really happy with the results of this lengthy restoration. I have a lot more that I want to do to it. Thanks for the comment! - John

@@UDoIt2 No, thank you for the video. It helped me get my battery changed in my tractor today. Appreciate it.

Great news! I watched a video from Chickanic and she questioned "first start of the season? If so, dump the gas, put in new, shake the unit around and that might just be enough to free up the needle (if it were stuck which she says is a common issue)" - John

I believe it needs to be - I did not. But, it had incredible results. I did not apply this to our lawn this year because I was so busy completing my shed build. It made such a difference last year. And I can tell because my lawn does not look the same as it did this time last year. I hope it's not too late for me to apply it. I also applied that triple action stuff - the triple action was the thing that stopped weeds. - John

Is this in reference to the dial number? I think I might have realized that later in the video.