I had a friend who replaced the milivolt valve, didn't fix it. I replaced the thermocoupler, didn't fix it. Finally came across your video and saw you take the pilot valve apart. I cleaned it and the ventless heater works just great now. Thank you!

Thanks for bringing us along with you on your journey !!!!!! Looks like the garden has an awesome start !!!!! 👍

THANK YOU SO MUCH I REALLY NEEDED THIS:]

What made you decide to buy the 40v thn 80v? Still weighing which battery to buy?

when I was a kid, we called them cherry tomatoes, Tommy Toes. They taste just like candy.

I just got this myself . How long does a tank of propane last on average? What heat setting do you usually use it on ?

3 squirts of grease is all you want each ball joints

You can also take a multimeter. Put l

Excellent video! I agree that the instructions are ridiculous complex for something so simple.

keep those plastic containers

I just grew some tomatos, and the vines spread like crazy and take up a lot of area. I don't have something for them to grow vertically so they are basically laying in the dirt. I do get a lot of cherry tomatos. I haven't eaten any yet.i reLly need to make boxes.

👍👍👍. Thank you both

Enjoy the gardening videos. Making your own soil and saving seeds would take it to the next level. Thanks!

Looks great, I want to build one.

I have starlink and a lot of trees I didn't want to cut down too. I found the place in my yard that would give me the best shot of the North sky, got the 45 meter cable and cemented a 14 foot 4X6 for a base pole, 11 feet sticking out. To that I fastened a 20 foot harbor freight flagpole 6 feet up, and got a gen 3 dish flagpole adapter for it off ebay. Using just the thickest sections of the flagpole and securing each section with a self tapping screw I figure I got the dish up around 23 feet and it's nice and solid. I wanted to get some good height on the dish while still keeping it a robust setup. I can still pull the screws and lower each section to get at the dish if I need to. Good luck with your setup!

It says solingen on one side and made in germany on the other side.

I'm trying 5 gallon buckets this year for the first time. My neighbor has a black walnut tree and I think it is murdering my tomatoes that I put in the ground. I built some raised beds last year and the tomatoes did great for a few months, then suddenly died when I think they sent roots down below the raised beds into the soil below with walnut roots in it. Anyway, an important point when raising tomatoes in container is whether you have determinate or indeterminate varieties. Determinate will be much more manageable. So of course I have indeterminates because I don't heed my own advice 😂 Your Parks Whopper are indeterminate; how did they do? Were you able to keep them under control? I haven't decided yet whether to stake mine or just let them sprawl across the ground. I gonna set the buckets out in the garden in the pumpkin patch. Pumpkins don't seem to be bothered by the walnut tree because it's pretty far away.

Thank you for teaching

😀👍Good stuff, Great Tips

Very helpful this video is thank you kindly 😎

Best explanation I’ve seen on the modes

That Julie is handy Kevin, they look great with the shutters.

good video and job. internet has gotten to be pain . nobody is happy with there internet anymore including me. mine has gotten worse last few months that why i am way behind on watching video's. take care, be safe and well.

Thanks dude. Yeah i don't have 500 bucks to pay the Shops to do something i can do myself

EXCELLENT!

Know grease fitting?

That's a happy home. Beautiful ❤️.

I am envious. I am a 58 year old single guy and the way you two seem to enjoy working together reminds me so much of my parents marriage. Wish I had a mate to share with like that. Thanks for sharing your projects with us.

It really looks great guys, definitely looks welcoming. Thanks for sharing, be well my friends.

Homestead is looking great really dressing it up Good Job 👍

👍👍👍 Beautiful. Thanks Kevin and Julie

Great video very helpful and useful tips

I know this is an older video and hope you see this comment. How much did the roof over the shipping container help with the heat in there? Im in florida and just got a 40' and the heat is terrible in there

They came out great. French cleats work great.

I’m going to show this video to my wife. I’ll be in the flower box business in no time….CHEERS

Looks very nice. Compliments the exterior so well. Great job !!

Great job with the shutoff handle and the throttle cable.....same engine on the splitter I just bought. I have to change things on my splitter. The guy I bought it from used an "S" hook to hold the shutoff open so to shut it off I have to use channel locks and it has a spring holding the throttle wide open. Not to my liking.

I am currently working on a similar project, and the rim I have looks exactly like the one you have, but I have some reservations about cooking food on it when fumes from the burning paint inside the wheel well rise and pass through the food. What are your thoughts?

Love this video, like I'm talking with my neighbor. No over explanation just good info fast

Robinson Homestead, You're awesome! Let's be friends and play together!

Warming the seal both to remove and to install is the key. Heat the new seal in hydro fluid to make it more pliable for easy removal&install.

Very nice Barndo and a great yard as well the shutters look great

Yea, The HD has a generic concrete cleaner and etch for more than half the price you paid. I saw the Rustoleum brand and they wanted $20 for a gallon what a rip off

What growing zone are you located in?

Brother I had my carb replaced along with fuel lines bcuz it didn't start. Now it starts but shuts off after 5 min and will not start up until it gets cold again. What should I look for. Appreciate it in advance

This video is great, I know I'm about two years behind, but I'm subbing!

I'm at 22 mins and I can relate to the excitement of just adding the new parts and hoping like crazy the thing will fire!

That black makes the windows look great. Jigs are your best friend when you have to repeat something.

I took out a 4” vent pipe, all the packing, and all the lead with a small centerpunch and small chisel in less than two minutes. Severely rusted pipe as well. Much faster.

Model #?