Your welcome. Good luck with your repair.

Love to hear a wear n tear test in the future if you care to write down the KM's when you get a new set... Great to hear from you Doug!

@@AaronHahnStudios ok will do

@@DougAskin Oh, & remember to measure the depth of the New tyres tread. I didn't & we had to jump through hoops to get the answer. Easier right at the start.

@@AaronHahnStudios I still got a couple mm to the wear indicator on the Kendas, so might not be for a while yet till I get new ones.

@@DougAskin That's expected. Thank you So much for your feedback.

Yes. how are you my brother

We got more to go. Just thought we'd slip this one in as our current documentary is taking awhile.

The ladder you speak of, I put there.

@@AaronHahnStudios Goodonyamate!

QLD has some really heavy rains alright. I feel you. If you didn't make the soak well then I can only suggest a full dig out like I had to & fix it right once and for all. email me some photo's & I will do the best I can from the other side of the sandpit to help. I promise.

Although ours are not red/orange like that.

I could sing my next upload like Frank Sinatra if it helps with the entertainment aspect 😛

@@AaronHahnStudios please stay Ozzie.

Did you do roofing as well? Cool!

@@AaronHahnStudios in the mid 70's I used to help erect frames and roofs, all the timber was pre-cut except non standard noggins. I learnt a lot about pitching a roof, no trusses

I'll make it happen! I'm thinking firewood for the future but if the birds like it, it stays!

Where are you? Is everything ok? email me.

@@AaronHahnStudios emailed you I am in Dubai and still got month to leave

I was worried it would bounce and hit the house, and then I have another thing to fix.

@@AaronHahnStudios o doubt

Its 600km from any major city, & 200 km from a major small town. You could buy a house for what they would have charged to go out there and do it. I was called in because Western Power threatened to do it themselves if I didn't help the old man. So, thanks for watching but YOU pay for it! 🙂

Oh yeah .. been there. Costly to find that out the hard way.

It will work, but at double the cost and it will blunt very quickly. Thanks for watching.

I feel you!

In truth this video way to long. We will re do this series later.

I'm a tiler, I have renovated countless bathrooms and I never use diamond bits. They're too expensive & unnecessary. Simple.

Aw come on mate .. give ya self some more credit. You can do it. If not, call me over "I'll fix your wagon" 🚙

THANK YOU for your understanding. I'm just trying to save people money.

@AaronHahnStudios well you succeeded here. I originally bought a hole saw, turns out it was the wrong one and Hardware store is half hour away.. So I ended up cutting all holes with a grinder just fine. And returned unused hole saw for money back 😉😉

Yes, your right, it would be easier with a costly drill bit if it were on the wall already. But! .. It Can be done! I've done it many times. I think I will do a video on how to do that. Great feed back marttanek.

Good luck with times to come my friend.

Leaving hundreds of dollars falling out of their pockets.

Not our best, but your welcome. Hope it helps.

Thanks Sylvie. Yes you really do need to fix the problem of "why" its cracking first. Sadly that is usually the most expensive part of the problem.

G'day. Yeah the bricks I picked up for free by asking around and just grabbing left overs over a period of time. Cement $10, sand came from the ground. The rest was all the plastic fittings & things. They really add up quick. The slabs I picked up from a guy who repaved his house & wanted the old slabs gone.

@@AaronHahnStudios ... nice work, but to be honest, you're preaching to the converted here ... I don't know if you remember but way back when I got some advice off you (via email - Gold Coast retaining wall) about what I initally thought was a 6 month job ... anyhoo, 3 years later I'm about half way through it 🙄- to be fair I had to make some adjustments / improvements to which I had to adapt and overcome but I have to say it's turning out pretty well ... but as you did, along the way I focused on getting freebies, give-aways and specials and it's literally, without a word of a lie, saved me thousands ... times are a-changing though, life's getting tougher and what people were giving away for free a couple of years ago, just to get rid, they are now looking to get some money back ... such is life

Wonderful to read. Actually we think its a bad video as it is way to long. We have learnt our lesson now an edit our video's a lot more, but I am glad it helped anyhow. After the repair I came up with an idea for a tool to make to help lift the cover off more easily. But it took jumping in the deep end to figure that out. Oh well. 😉

The pool was lifted by cane into the backyard when the house behind did not exist. Today the size crane to lift that buckled sun hardened pool would require a crane costing over $25,000. We did sell the pump and all the fencing to a nice couple around the corner of this property. Thanks for watching.

I've grown it back. Doesn't take long when your poor. haha.

@@AaronHahnStudios lol I don't prefer to cut my hair frequently I let it for long time then shave it by myself

Thanks mate, actually the wires are in the same brick so I had to cross my fingers the sparky didn't go too deep.

Good luck with your cracked wall project 😉

60km East of the Balladonia Roadhouse. The track is Not sign posted.

email me. I am happy to help.

@@AaronHahnStudios I have just sent you an email. Thanks Aaron:)

@@alejitax1987 I have emailed back, check it hasn't gone to your "Spam" folder .