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Thank you sir

Worked for me

Shouldn't be necessary to use two bags. Use use one bag and use leftover dirt to backfill.

Any advice on mounting the PFA120 on Stucco? I believe I have OSB or plywood behind the stucco. Toggle bolts?

I agree with this list, as an alarm guy. I recommend the Klein tweaker as it has 4 different sized tips in the shaft and I do use it almost daily. Also the Klein 11 in one screw driver, also has multiple size bits that can be quickly swapped around. The long handled snips/cutters are essential for cutting cables and wire, but at times I also find myself using a very small pair to snip just one small 16g or 18g or even smaller wire thats bundled together with a bunch of others. Having the small pair allows me to cut just one wire precisely, and cable ties that the larger pair is harder to work with and ensures I am cutting only what I need to and nothing else (very important). HVAC units often have big bundles of dozens of wires that run together. So even though we work with primarily 14-2, or 16-2, and 14-4 etc, there is a use for them. Yes you will absolutely need a multimeter as well, but starting out you start realizing the tools you need and begin to aquire them as you go. We use dozens of tools on install jobs, yes you will need all of them at some point, but to start out you need the essentials listed here, and you should have a multimeter as well. I use my flashlight and head lamp a lot as well, I recommend the headlamps you can get on amazon, rechargeable and motion activated on/off feature. This allows you to waive your hand in front of your face to turn the light on and off all day without searching for the button.

Too long winded.

Hey there Sean, Rufus here. We have the Slide Driver at our Sub Station. Our manual release keeps unlatching. No one can seem to figure out why. In your expert opinion what are the possible reasons?

That is not an installation that is mounting onto an already installed mounting bracket/psu

Where can I find this camera

Great video! It's funny how people's tool choice varies..I am in Telecoms in the UK, and I can't ever remember using a set of pliers like yours, or linesman's pliers either in the last 35 years. As the conductor's in the cables became smaller I don't think there was a need.. As far as pliers went, the three go-to tools were diagonal cutters, needlenose pliers, and adjustable end type strippers, a completely different style to the type popular in the US. All these pliers were 6". We would also possibly have crimpers (the company issued several different types over the years) and one or more insertion tools, plus a small selection of screwdrivers and that would round out a basic domestic service tool kit, barring testers, butt phones ect.. During the first couple of years I was out on installations, we did not even have electric drills, but rather a hammer driven No 14 Rawplug tool plus a couple of sizes of hand augers for going through wooden door or window frames! How the times have changed!!!

I had a 1994 John Deere and half of it was produced by Murray. It was a good machine. Soon after John Deere’s were green and yellow Ariens. Been a long time since John Deere produced their own machine if ever. I have an Ariens 24 platinum now. I think the current line in the last eight years is the best Machines Ariens built in a long time. They went back to the cast iron gear box. Either Ariens or Toro for an American machine. Honda ? Back in the day Yamaha was hands down the best. Can’t get them in the states anymore. Ariens is the best of the best right now. My research on Honda is a mixed bag. They are expensive. There’s no cost savings buying from a big box store. Support your local dealers unless they are bad. They know how to assemble the product.

How to i program remote on this machines

I like the small milwaukee side cutters over the snapon ones, cause theyre smaller and have a crimping spot behind the cutter, making it easier to crimp dolphin/b-connectors.

General question. I’ve been using Irb beams for years without issues. We switched mostly to optex beams and love them. I’ve got an Irb-Mon setup that’s failed twice on us and can’t figure out why. Driveway is 40ft. We install the beams and they work for a while. Then out of the blue they’re tripping on their own. We’ve reset the sensitivity twice. They work a few days then we again get a call that they’re not working. Get there and the boards flashing. Remove the cover and they work. So last time I used the cover to set sensitivity by placing the cover over 1/2 the unit while adjusting sensitivity. Any advise??

As an alarm tech, I would add in a cordless SDS drill for concrete. A good light helps. Gloves, good tool bags or boxes is a must. Man, I could go on

Haven’t seen any new videos lately. You ok?

Meters are one of the most used pieces of equipment we use. I have a fluke. Fluke offer a meter for aprox $50. No excuses not to have one. Amp clamp is another meter that’s handy to own. Non-contact meter is handy. Not totally necessary but nice to have for $40. Meg-ohm for loops. Ground rod meter for ohms to ground. You need to measure the ground rod or you will have issues.

Love the bag I have one myself. But….. you have a very silly hat on lol Also Milwaukee markers just like any other marker to be honest

Looks great! Thanks for sharing, I’m headed to Home Depot to pick up a bag.

If it was me I would contact arien company and let them know what going and how you got run around from the dealer too

You should make it six things because you need to add a quality multimeter

Does it have pockets inside ?

Where do you buy that ball/chain and that magnet? That would be a life saver, I use a string with a nut tied to it, and use a hook to fish doors but your setup would be so much smoother.

With the Bea laser in place for the exit loop, do you still need the loop detector board for the BEA laser?

What is the name of this software?

Snips Crimper Precision screwdriver Impact Oscillating Multi tool

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I looked around and the nearest dealer said I would have to order in the spring?!? Got lucky and found a 17 horse 2 years old. But the frame is not as tank built as yours.still no snow to try it out as of yet.

Dikes, impact, meter, tweaker, and level.

Basically, the post still wobbles. And since the material is spongy, once you push it, the non-expansive material will remain so and leave a gap, so that the post will now wobble even more. The product, an expanding foam, is best used for its intended purpose to fill a hole (eg, similar to the expanding insulation they use inside homes and garage walls for insulation. But not for supporting posts. ---- It would be an INTERESTING EXPERIMENT, if one could "accent" this quickly-expanding material, by somehow incorporating small pebbles/stones into the liquid mix, so that as it expands, it expands WITH the stones inside, as a matrix, and thus making a kind of cement floating in a plastic material. (Someone should try this). Better even, chopping up some small wire, 12/18 gauge, into small 1 inch lengths AND also pebbles --- then poring that liquid (and wire/rock addition) so that as it expands, it incorporates that inner metal/rock network and really hold the post to the outside circumference of the hole?! Try that and let me know.

I would say label maker is also a must.

Well Good Luck To You 😉👍🏽I Stop Watching At Seven Min.

Thank you ..... for this video and for stating that the DAHAU gives you almost 180 degrees ..... exactly what I wanted to know! Thanks again!!!!!!

One of my gripes. DoorKing 1601 barrier gate operators. Ever try to change or adjust the belts? It takes every tool in 1/2in you have including crows foot sockets and still almost impossible to get too. Then remember that a black widow spider loves to nest in the stuff and you can’t see them until it’s to late!

I can really appreciate the set up! Good to see direct burial wiring too!! So many installs I work on have interior wiring and under sized to boot! Cat5 doesn’t run everything! Lol

Very nice video, I’m new to the industry and find it so helpful

I am not familiar with the BEA LZR H100, so I am gathering knowledge on it . I like it so far. In this install you used the laser as well as photo eyes. Why do you use both?

Leaving the corporate world to become a low voltage apprentice, should be starting soon. And I am absolutely stoked for this new beginning. Thanks for the tips, gonna go buy some tools this weekend so I can be ready for the call.

Idk if I would use dykes for beanies if you're not experienced using them you might cut them then you just wasted a beany, used a small pair or plyers or the blunt end of strippers

Duuuude… At first I was like “ah another youtuber asking for me to subscride”… Immediately after the first minute I realised “this guy is legit”! I finished the vid and bro, I subscribed! Good job!

Nice job man im impress i have question for you im currently working on a Hysecurity SlideDriver model 222 from 2011 it only runs on constant pressure that was after a company ripped the underground cables off that supply the 208 voltage to the motor they were digging a big hole close to the gate my hC and Ho settings are set 0 momentary work any idea what else can be wrong? Thanks! New subscriber here!

Started two weeks ago and my most used tools in order are Dewalt dcd791 drill/driver, klein stripper/crimper/cutter, and hammer. I do mostly pre wires and trim outs though, not installs.

Amazing job

Hello sir were you based on?

New to the field. i’m excited to start doing installs. I appreciate the content. I plan on building my load out similarly

"Get this!!" okay what the heck is that?

What does he have on his head?

Nice load out. Great video

You should have used a parapet mount for the camera, would have made installation much easier.

nice idea men, i will do it the same, for my laptop