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Join contestI agree. It's not splashing on the ground like gasoline would.I believe that is fake... Look at the connection between the hose and the pump nozzel. Also the hose is too flexible and wants to coil onto itself.
Do you have a bug problem in your area?
we have a Weston as well, after many years with a Foodsaver. Much better unit. Ours has the bag dispenser and cutter, was it really that much more expensive? (I have no clue, my wife ferrets out this stuff and buys what she deems is the best). Half the time we use pre-made bags anyway. Does your have option of low vacuum? I find that helps on meats that have a lot of blood in them
Edit: I see you have one of the professional line. Ours is a consumer model, $90 from Home Depot
If you are asking about mine it is AWD. The versions with the large sail panels are as I understand 4WD and the 4 wheel part stops after X mph. I was told it is to get you un stuck.2wd?
Tried out my new vacuum sealer Monday. I’ve had two Foodsavers. They were both Crap, and I mean C R A P.
Even though it’s not the one I wanted, (the one I wanted cost twice as much), this new Weston works really well. So far, I’m really pleased with it. I only wish it had a bag dispenser and a cutter.
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My wife’s Pilot is AWD. Last year when we had the big ice/snow event I had to lock both axles on my Jeep to climb it and it wasn’t easy. Her Pilot went right up with the computer controlling things….zero spin and no drama. I was very impressed.If you are asking about mine it is AWD. The versions with the large sail panels are as I understand 4WD and the 4 wheel part stops after X mph. I was told it is to get you un stuck.
I am fairly impressed with honda's AWD system. I will drive into a field with it from time to time. No covert, but a "ditch". You could put in a covert, but I really don't need it flat there to get stuff in or out, so why spend the money.
Anyhoo......if you go in at an angle a wheel on the corner will come off the ground. You can stand outside and the sec that wheel is off the ground it stops spinning, then the back will do the same thing. Pretty slick. And the brake is not locked on that corner. Needed to put that in there when I read it again.
We have not had a "bad" snow yet to test it in that, but 6-8" are no issue.
When I was in home improvement biz I went to a customer whose hardwood in the kitchen was ruined by a leak in the wall behind the refrigerator. Ended up finding a drywall screw had been driven into the pex when the house was built and took a few years to rust away. The plumber had failed to clip it in the center of the stud.Seen this happen more than once on construction projects. More interesting when they drill into a conduit in which the wire is energized.
Seen this happen more than once on construction projects. More interesting when they drill into a conduit in which the wire is energized.
Well before vacuum epoxy treatments. I have made a few mallets ant they have never stood the test of time.I love that the Brit’s never throw anything away! Especially cool stuff like this!
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My story is to long, It involved a rotohammer, a new floor safe inside an office, fire sprinkler main, and the shut off 100 yards out at the street ( that we knew of).Seen this happen more than once on construction projects. More interesting when they drill into a conduit in which the wire is energized.
Was it a PT slab?My story is to long, It involved a rotohammer, a new floor safe inside an office, fire sprinkler main, and the shut off 100 yards out at the street ( that we knew of).