I love the video. Any suggestion about how to add another line which tracks the increase in net worth? Right now I just do the calculation and input the number myself. Thank you

You should really adjust the throttle trim and the tuning on it definitely not safe having the throttle going without using the transmitter 😂

Very helpful! Been having same alarm on the same engine and will definitely check these sensors. Thank you for doing this.

Why have you not got idle or throttle tuned in 😂

This is good. You are right that most videos focus on priming a new pump. “The prime cycle” is the concept that helped me most. Nobody else talks about that

Hi, very inspiring for my own project. I don't know where you live but is it a region with frost and lots of rain? Was the oven affected? Some say vermiculite is more sensitive to moisture than perlite.. What is the overall state of the inside shell after some years of use and standing the weather now?

Who are you? OMG ! Your wife is one lucky gal- I have a " no clue, no do" kinda guy! Amazing video- wowza- learned more than 20 years of shallow well care and maint. have ever taught me! Thnkyou!

Man just a question i got a mercruiser 4.3 mpi where can i get the schematics?

Can you tell me the Amazon #, I try the number on the box but didn’t help

What is the part number, can you tell me bc I have the same problem, thanks

Bearing RElace?? did i miss the bearing replace part, how did you determine how deep to set the bearings?? 😞 😞 disappointed

Could you use this as a filter pump for a pond ?

I have a 2004 Four Winns Horizon 190, and I just replaced my original Faria gauges with new Farias. I've reconnected all of the wires, but there is a tan/blue wire with a a red, round potted component about the size of a quarter on it, and that wire appears to be the audible engine alarm wire, and I don't know where it is supposed to be connected to at the gauges. Can you help me?

Thank you! I really enjoy this sheet - I am trying to add new data columns to the chart, how can I do this?

I had a tracker CNC many years ago! great machine!

Great video! I struggled through a bunch of other videos and their advice without success. Watched your video and my pump was primed and running in 15min! Thank you!

Thank you thank you thank you for this video. I could not figure out why I couldnt get my pump to prime, and you finally explained it to me. Got my well back up and running after some upgrades that ended up changing the location of the check valve (might have to put it back where it was) and the vertical relationship of the pump to the faucet outside, which ended up making it harder to prime.

duller than a butter knife

Thank you! This has got to be the most informative video I've ever seen on priming a shallow well pump!!! It couldn't have made it easier for the most unintelligent person in the world 🌎 !!! " I would have to give you a 5 star rating for your information and I really don't think it is high enough". Thanks Again!!!! Michael McKay.

Thanks so much for this. I appreciated your calm step by step. I was very stressed doing this for the first time, you calmed me down and I felt prepared.

Very good video. Thanks

Need to adjust the carburetor and make sure your running the right mix.

This is the best, easiest diy pizza peel I've seen, definitely going to subscribe 👍

I have this same engine in my 2006 Stingray 195ls. Last weekend my temp gauge is sitting all the way maxed out even with the boat off. Does that sound more like a faulty gauge to you?

Quest i already have 2 buzzers 1 for each inboard. I want to wire a warning 12v led to the 2 terminal buzzer. It has 12v across both term. key off when turned on buzzer sound and oil pressure switch activates the buzzer until started then turn to ground on 1 term.. I wired the light between the 2 term and works great. Should i use a diode or inline fuse for 1 side of the 2 term buzzer? These are tiny leds.

Great video i think i am going to add 4 more sensors to my twin old school 260`s. Being it`s all a series circuit anyway.

I can not tell you how much this video just helped me navigate the 4.3 Penta in my 2000 Regal 1800. Thanks for making it!

Excellent Bill outstanding

Great explanation, thank you

Great video! Let me go try these instructions and I will let you know.

Nice job. I'm glad that I'm not the only one that has to listen to when the water finally starts to pull through the pump. Sometimes it helps to pour water while it is running, but be ready for water to burst out. 50 PSI is pretty high,, but mine is just for a camp so about 22.

Change or put some bar and chain oil in

Still using it. How can i get the calculations to continue on for January 2023 and beyond ?

Absolutely Phenomenal! you saved my Butt right here!

A bit of grease on the bolt and screw threads will make it easier to get apart the next time. I recently disassembled a Franklin/Jacuzzi C series pump and snapped a bolt off even after working at it slowly and using penetrating oil. The motor end case is aluminum so it really corroded with the dissimilar metals. I was able to drill it out and clean it up with a tap but what a pain. It's nice that many of the newer pumps have stainless steel shafts. 30 years ago I replaced bearings and seals on a GSW pump and after only 4 years the shaft was badly pitted where the moving part of the seal was located. I filled the voids with epoxy and ground it smooth. Thanks for the video and shopping at Canadian Tire.

If you put the check valve down in the well like 5 ft. and the tee up at the top, then you just fill the tee and use it as a bleeder. When it is full just screw in the plug in the tee and it will prime itso facto. ( fast )

Very good instructions. You make it easy to understand I am new to this and must learn.

You are going to electrocuted would be better with a switch on wall and a gfci receptical good luck du de

Would it be ok to just burn off the handle?

Very informative. I can't believe I've been priming wells for years with foot valves thinking I've mastered priming wells. Did one today that's a sand point with a check valve instead of a foot valve and couldn't get it. Will be trying it again tomorrow with this information in mind. Thanks

Super helpful!! Thanks!

hi - thanks so much for this but the formulas are only in the first column... shouldn't the formulas repeat for columns going into the future. I cut and paste the formula for the first column and laboriously revised the formulas for that column - it seems like there should be an easier way to do that. I am an excel and google sheets beginner, unfortunately.

Hit it with your purse

Good mix of theory and practical demonstration.

do you have to drain the system before removing the sand point cap?

My god this is helpful. And particularly because you are so thorough. I was being waylaid (and becoming deeply discouraged) by all these other videos that show the pump working perfectly after just one prime cycle - I’ll try your method instead. Thanks, man!

What if there already is water in the top portion where you're covering with your thumb? Every video I come across says you have to fill it with water, but mine is already to the top when I open it, therefore i can't add any.

My power went out. The pump is on but no water. No pressure

I love it, nice job! How many cinder blocks were used for this design?

Nope