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Yeah. I paid the price a couple of days later. These hornets' sting was painful.

Thank you for your comment.

I am sorry, but I do not make these for people. I made the video so someone could make one for themselves. Perhaps, if you know someone that knows how to weld, you could get them to make one for you.

Thank you. My childhood treehouse had a zipline and trapdoor, but it didn't have a sliding glass door.

OUCH!

Sounds pretty epic. How will you wage war? Water guns, throwing sand, or act like Godzilla and stomp the castles? They all sound like fun.

Oh my God what I wasn't expecting you to reply- 😆 Definitely throwing sand like a catapult and godzilla'ing it, it's got to be epic that way!

@@carolinianperson7359 You can see me defending the new castle at 0:26 From "Dominic the Destroyer!" He earned that title in preschool. Not long after this video was made, there were only remnants of castle with footprints left behind.

Thank you for your comment. That is on of the best things about RUclips, a video can be old and still useful. I would love to see a photo of your lowrider bike roof rack on your mini truck, once you make it.

Three Rivers Land Trust are negotiating with two land owners to get the land to close the final gap. Hopefully soon.

Thank you. It is supposed to be raining all weekend, so I might get days 2, 3, and 4 released in the next couple of days.

Someone taught me how to do this when I was about ten years old and I am not old at all, so it wasn't too long ago. You have to love how some things are passed down. Thank you for your comment.

It can

You have to get the gang together and do it again. I don't grow hair that fast, it has just been that long since you have seen me. And not just snakes, Did you hear about the coyote attack in Uwharrie?

@@CHARLESCRANFORD yeah that would be fun if I could still do it lol... I heard about the attacks, that's crazy!!! Usually coyotes won't do that. They pretty scared of humans.

Good luck.

Thank you. Please let me know how it works out for you.

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Thank you. Central North Carolina. The water gauge is about one foot deep. The pipe, where the leak was, is about two feet deep.

It did, but luckily I caught it early. It was a dry Summer, if it were wet outside, I would have probably gone a few months without noticing it.

It's crazy how much bubble wrap is included in packages.

So many different Daisy bb guns out there, and if they are taken care of, they will last forever.

Perfect weather. We got to get the canoe camp planned.

You got to love Resto-mod, unless he is bidding against you on Flea-bay. I have an old model 94, I need to do a video showing the four main Red Ryders.

Thank you for your comment. I mainly made the video for myself, but figured I would put it on RUclips for future use. Good luck keeping your 760 running.

All the water, in my soil, was a blessing and a curse. Normally the dry, rocky soil would be hard to dig and dusty. The wet soil was easier to dig but a big muddy mess that was hard to see the difference between a tree root and a water pipe. Good luck fixing your leak.

I think I used #10 3-1/2" long screws between the studs, so probably around 30 or 40.

Wow! My video has been on RUclips for six years with a spelling error. I think I will just leave it that way. Thank you for pointing it out.

I have watched that part five times and I am still not sure what threaded pin you are referring to. Is it the pin that the trigger pivots on?

The big pin that goes through the receiver and holds the rear plug. Freeze frame at that timestamp, it's already installed.

@@stevekurzban9352 Okay I think I see what you are talking about. During disassembly, at around 10:00 you can see me wondering if it goes in one way or the other. Reassembling at around 21:49 you can see me fumbling with it and it seamed like it would only go in the way I put it in, but I was able to put it in backwards somehow. If one of the screws got stuck in there, it would be hard to get it out without access to the slotted part of the pin. I am surprised the pin isn't slotted on both ends. But, when I was disassembling, that part, I didn't need to hold the pin to be able to take the screw out, I got lucky. I was mainly taking video of taking this apart for my own use in case I couldn't remember how something went together. Thank you for pointing this out. Hopefully your comment will help someone figure out how to fix there air gun.

@CHARLESCRANFORD you fared better than I did, a kit with 4 o-rings netted me 435 fps using bb's at 10 pumps...

@@stevekurzban9352 I would have been happy with 435, cause before it would barely hold enough air to spit a bb out the barrel. Do you hear any air leaking by, when you pump it up?

Some caves I have been in would be cool to live in, this cave is not one. There wasn't even a spot to sit comfortably. I couldn't imagine trying to sleep in there.

No. Not the one in my video. I have heard that they may be using a phone app now, and that may be able to track more. Thank you for your question.

It could be easy, but rebuilding it was easy rebuilding it. Thank you for your comment.

Thank you for your comment. It is easy.

Thank you so much for your comment. I am looking forward to see how it turns out for you.

I have read all the pros and cons of all sorts of different connectors for pipes. In the end, nothing lasts forever. I will one day have to replace the pipe, but I bet the new shark bite connectors will outlast the already 30 year old pipe on the other ends of it. Thank you for watching my video.

I have read pros and cons on all types of connections. The best way to repair the leak I had would be to replace the whole 100+ feet of pipe. I didn't have the money or time at the time. I know that one day I will have to replace the pipe, it just wasn't that day. Thank you for your comment and advice.

@@CHARLESCRANFORD well yea but I was referring to how you spliced that piece in. Should’ve used philmac plastic couplings not shark bites. Same cost and time better result.

@@brycenunweiler4872 I hear you. My local hardware store recommended the shark bite couplings. I have had good advice from them before and feel confident that the shark bites will outlast the old pipe on either side of them. And one day, I will have to replace the whole pipe.

There are officially four different models of Red Ryder bb guns. The "old" one in my video, is from 1981. The very first ones were from 1940. I need to make a video showing the four different models. I bet you yours doesn't have a safety.

I am sorry for your loss. I bet that bb gun brings back memories of your youth and time spent with your father. Thank you for sharing your story.

Yeah, it is a bit more. I have seen DIY bigger stocks, but it could take a while.

Thank you.

Thank you for your comment. You have to love old pellet rifles. I am curious, did you store your 761XL with our without one pump in it? I have heard that it is best to store them with one pump in them, but growing up I had never heard that, so I just stored them without a pump.

@@CHARLESCRANFORD It was stored without a pump in it. Would you suggest i do. Thanks

@@dirt_diver I am just curious. Like I said before, I have heard that one pump theoretically puts a little bit of pressure on the seals that helps them keep their shape and therefore not leak. If you search the topic, you will find all kinds of reasons to store them with one pump and lots of reasons to not store them with one pump. I guess it just comes down to personal preference.

I tried my best not to but I believe i did. If you watch my video of rebuilding the pressure regulator, it was dirty and rusty. I think the demise of my pressure regulator may have been a combination of time and mud. Thank you for your question.

Thank you for the thanks. I think the hardest part, for me, was digging to the pipe. How long did you have to dig?

You realize that's a band aid and the weakest link in your chain now, you'll really realize it next time you're digging the same hole 😉

@@Bear2U I have read both sides of the argument for using or not using shark bite connectors. I guess, if they ever fail, I will find out.

Thank you.

Most of us have eight fingers and two thumbs, that's why we have to be careful with our thumbs, we don't have many extras.

You might need a plumber. At least you don't have bald faced hornets.