@@cncbilly-jo5dj I don't think so...see my comment around here somewhere. I couldn't update my video before until I verified my account or something but it's been resolved. Thank you!!

I took everything out of the center compartment, and the glovebox. I even tried riding around with the whole center console off...I was sure it was the shifter but I switched it and it didn't make a difference. At this point I'm thinking it's gotta be something loose behind dash (kinda unlikely bc the car only has 29,xxx miles), the torque tube, or possible the harmonic balancer...in the description there's a link to a few more videos in case you recognize or see something suspicious lol

Oh my goodness, I would fucking lose my shit lol. that blows dude 🫤

I don't know about a whole half gallon but it's inevitable to have some left over just because of the nature of how the mechanism/ hose is set up. When I use it to spray neem oil and Superthrive (watery) there's no issues. When I spray thicker stuff it struggles getting the last of it out but not a big deal to me. I can email you pics of the inside of the tank if you want. [email protected]

@@28samz I bought it anyway. I’ll do some testing and see exactly how much is left but it looks like I can just tilt sideways and get most of the product out.

The only way I could envision someone having a half gallon left in the tank is because the pick up tube wasn't installed or fell off. Otherwise there shouldn't be more than maybe 6 oz in the tank when empty.. They really could have designed the pickup tube better as its a soft U shaped rubber hose with a plastic filter on the end that rattles against the tank bottom when spraying. It makes 50% of the noise this thing produces when in use..

@@jeremys3987 yea, I took the Milwaukee back and got this one and it wasn’t even close to half a gallon, more like half a cup. Not I only need to refill once to do by whole yard, glad I tried it for myself.

Yeah, I've used it a handful of times to spray that Sevin bug spray stuff and separately to spray neem oil and SuperThrive. I have not experienced any problems with the straps or the unit. I'm still very satisfied with it :)

I saw someone complain about the wand. The wand is not that serious to me. It feels fine. Someone else complained their pump switched on on it's own. On the handle of the wand is a circular knob thingy. I loosened mine just a bit and it caused the pump to kick on. It causes a drop in pressure or something and it makes the pump cycle not stop. I bet that's what happened to the person. It took me a minute to figure that out. Another reviewer noted it seems like a rebranded Ryobi pump...well, no duh. That makes a lot of sense considering that Ryobi, Ridgid, Milwaukee, and others share the parent company (TTI) so it's not shocking that parts are shared between the two...kinda like GMC and Chevrolet lol Just try it. Damn, now I feel like a Ridgid rep LOL

If you already have the batteries trying this out is a no brainer. You can always return it if it's busted or take advantage of the lifetime warranty. Honestly I've only used it twice to spray my garden. I don' have any complaints. The whole contraption feels solid and "heavy duty". Take my opinion with a grain of salt though because I've only ever used the HDX pump sprayers...

@@28samz Thanks!

Glad I could help 🤓

What are the specifics on your pilot bearing age and miles on the car

Sorry just seeing this. It was the pilot bearing.

⁠@@douglasjreit was a 2003. The mileage at the time was approximately 125, XXX. I owned the car for four year and have no idea what previous owner(s) did.

I don't think so. There's been a few times where I don't realize I'm out of pins but no big deal, the holes are tiny.

How to load

@@manuelmartinez618 there's a button on bottom. When you press it the piece will slide down and you load with arrows facing in the shooting direction

Hey, it was the pilot bearing. I took it to a shop in Lake City, GA and once I got it back everything was solid. I sold the car about a year afterwards to Ben Affleck’s Batman stunt double (still regret it to this day). Sorry.

It was more distinct the second time.

What was it?

@@AllInOne-bo5vp You should know. You heard it the first time, right?

@@gozinta82 I dont even remember commenting on this video lol but thanks anyway

@@AllInOne-bo5vp Your welcome. ;)

Our home was DR Horton New construction in Metro Atlanta. It came with some services from a company called "Pestban". They reviewed the video and came to our house. Blamed it on the high humidity etc. I know lots of wood/construction materials get left out in the rain/mud so that didn't help. Anyway they went up in our attic and sprayed this stuff called CB-80 Insecticide. They also sprayed in and around all air vents in addition to some other pesticide along all cracks and crevices. The bugs started dwindling soon afterwards. A few months later we didn't really notice them. My wife did buy our own CB-80 insecticide from Amazon just in case. Good luck.

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@@28samz How to get rid of them as there are many in my house❓.

​@@amoghverma3108 Our home was DR Horton New construction in Metro Atlanta. It came with some services from a company called "Pestban". They reviewed the video and came to our house. Blamed it on the high humidity etc. I know lots of wood/construction materials get left out in the rain/mud so that didn't help. Anyway they went up in our attic and sprayed this stuff called CB-80 Insecticide. They also sprayed in and around all air vents in addition to some other pesticide along all cracks and crevices. The bugs started dwindling soon afterwards. A few months later we didn't really notice them. My wife did buy our own CB-80 insecticide from Amazon just in case. Good luck.

@@28samz Ok 😊

I used to only go there for "consumables" but little by little they have been offering better and better stuff. I'll probably be buying more tools from them in the future. This pin nailer in the video came in a set with the Brad nailer for a total of like $100 or something like that. It seemed like a good idea at the time lol. I use the Brad nailer almost every day. The pin nailer not so much..

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I think it cost me somewhere around $1,200 at a shop in metro Atlanta. They had to take everything out from under. I don't know but the clutch felt much stiffer afterwards and I never had a chance to ask about it because I was road tripping at the time

It's extremely light. Light as a feather! Very very easy to use. Simply press the tip where you want and squeeze effortlessly. The higher the air pressure the more it will sink under the surface. If I set air pressure to 75 it will either sink flush or leave it slightly sticking out so I set pressure around 100psi. This was a good investment I got it in a combo with the 18g Brad nailer

Samuel Garcia Thank you for the speedy response! Great information. Good to know you’re happy with it. That combo is what I am considering. HD has it for $99 but not in my area. With the compressor $267; which seems like a great deal but I’m torn between Ridgid and the Makita pin nailer.

@@bklyn2va2dc I can vouch for the Ridgid compressor. I've been using the Brad nailer, pin nailer and that little Ridgid compressor almost every day for 2 months now for woodworking projects and they've worked flawlessly. No regrets. :)

Samuel Garcia thank you. I’m leaning towards the Ridgid.

@@bklyn2va2dc good luck. They're both great brands. I'm a Ridgid user myself though. Just chopped up a fallen tree using the brushless reciprocating saw and a long pruning blade. Their tools haven't failed me yet :)

Just saw your comment. I'm glad my upload was useful. It was my first time seeing him live!

comporg yeah it was the pilot bearing

@@28samz I believe my pilot bearing is starting to go. How much does it cost to fix this?

When it made the grinding noise, did the car also lurch forward some?

@@brandonmcconkey no not at all...

Brandon McConkey im having this issue with my car lurching forward sometimes. did you ever find your issue?