Fair points. I've done a couple videos on finding a stud, but you're right I should have done that here as well.

@@oldgoatdiy I am very appreciative of this channel and your educational how to videos just the same! Thank you for responding to my comment. Best of luck in your future video making endeavors! My TV is on the wall and working! Thanks to YOU!!!! 😁

@mariarichards5868 your TV is on the wall thanks to you 😊. You did all the work.

Fixed was the name of the box, fixed for fixed blade knife.

Maybe a little pea gravel, but yeah def some sticks. Doesn't take much of an edge though to cut grass, without ripping the grass.

That would be handled through the equalizer of the device it is connected to. This speaker does have movie, music, talk modes. These are minor differences. Then again since your asking about bass, what really are you expecting from smaller speakers? For good bass, you'd need 12-18 probably best to deal with 12-15 if you want a nicer range. For watching things on TV though, this thing is louder then my Bose and oddly has way better sound quality. Of course my Bose is close to a decade older so technology might have improved some.

Glad to be of help 😊

Glad to help. Non of mine have volume buttons on the TV either

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Thanks for the positive comments 😊

No problem 😃

@@oldgoatdiy how long did it take for u to set up

@TayvionJohnson probably right around 12 minutes if ya don't count dropping bolts then having to search for them under the table. Used to do them in about 6 minutes when I was putting them together in store. Not a horrible build rate when the stores were paying 5$ each of these.

@@oldgoatdiy what screw driver Philips

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The plug in the back is really optional, since the shield falls down to cover that opening anyway. If ya don't let the shield on the side, come down, then you will be using side discharge. Look who's not wrong

Eh already replied to you, why you are wrong.

No clue, either you have a different mower, or a different bagger. Maybe ya got the wrong bagger for your mower? No clue bud, can't see what your talking about.

There's an idea, I just bought a duffel for a few tools. Could have used this.

No problem, glad it helped 🙂

No problem, glad to help ☺️

Glad to help

The little Roku remote? For all intents and purposes for what your asking, the short answer is no. Get a universal remote.

The title says 18". It's a reel mower, you push forward, pull backwards, no harder to turn than a rotary push mower. Gets a wheels width away from things, same way a rotary push mower would.

Sorry that you don't understand the video. The video was intended to help people by offering a visual of what the instructions were trying to say. Hope that clears it up for you.

I'm perplexed because no screw driver was used at all by me.... I used a driver, that had a socket on it, hence it was being used as a socket wrench, which is the preferred way of doing this type of work. I may have seen one contractor use a socket wrench, once back in the 1980s. Essentially you're saying you can not frame a wall with a framing nailer, you have to use the old swing and hit your thumb nailer to build a frame.

Glad to be helpful

If you make sure you're using the right bolt and keep the torque on the driver down, then ya can. They just say no driver to protect themselves from people who will use the longest bolt they can find and the highest torque their driver has.

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Yep, probably should have said I wasn't ever using mine to tie down. Throw it up at a job site, tear it down at end of day. Those straps were going to be in my way, so I secured them up.

You cal say "Alexa, set alarm" and she will set that up for you. You'll need to open the app up and set a routine to be triggered after the alarm is dismissed to turn your TV on. Would be easier just to set routine to trigger at a certain time and turn TV on.

@oldgoatdiy just order the echo and wall plug

Glad it was helpful!

Leave everything loose, don't tighten anything until everything is in. Best way to prevent anything being off center

Thanks for the kind words, glad it was useful 😊

Wasn't really done to be a tutorial. A lot of people get paid piece rate to build bikes and want to know a good time for the build.

Cool stuff right there 😎

Thanks 😊

So a 2k psi nozzle a point blank range can do a good job of removing gunk on a grill grate…. Who would’ve thought that could be the case

Np, the instructions were horrible anyway

NP man, I used to enjoy following along with videos, if I'm doing something I'm not sure of. Hate pausing a lot to catch up.

Usually just kick back a couple beers.

​@@oldgoatdiy tiki + Cherry Pepsi for me over 4 ice cubes... super tasty summer drink!

Might have to try that, but I do enjoy my ice spheres.

​@@oldgoatdiy Captain morgans tiki rum is cheapest + best quality :)

​@@oldgoatdiyhad people drink it and immediately say.. "thats delicous,.. what IS that!"... they never guess its RUM. 😂

Would have been cool to have lived near one as a kid. I'd have been exploring around it too back then.

Glad to help 😊

Use a lower number on the chuck to reduce the torque. On the Hart (if using a different brand just set it lower, to save your hand/wrist) 20 is about hand tight (21 is a LOT more torque) The only real concern is over tightening by having too high of a torque, or using the wrong bolt for the TV (mainly too long of one, coupled with a higher torque). At least I'm assuming you are meaning for attaching the TV to the faceplate.

Thank you sir 😊

No sir, you are the man. I can not do auto repair. 🙂 As long as ya cover it or store it out of the elements, it'll last more than a decade. Have had no problems with mine.

It really isn't a big deal if the ground is wet when applying it. In fact it is recommended to do early in morning or late evening when the grass would be damp anyway. Can even get the concentrate and add water to it and apply it as a liquid. Watering it in seems to be a bit of a debate. Many experts recommend waiting 1-2 days after applying it; however, just as many experts state it should be watered in directly after applying.