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Honestly there are so many options and combinations now that I can't say for sure. You can always ask Milwaukee, I have found them to be knowledgeable and responsive. Will you share your findings to help others who may be considering similar?

@@PicRic i just have body 2674, i just want to know this jaw of your tool can fit it or not, because it quite expensive here in Viet Nam, im not even know how much force of my tool is, can you have me? Sorry about bad English

@@vuminhthanh8304 Oh, I see. Start here, www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/2674-20C and work though the various categories, comments, updates, manuals and user experience reviews to find what you need. The Support menu includes Contact Us form if you need to ask more questions. Good luck!

@@PicRic thankyou so much

@@vuminhthanh8304 You are welcome. Good luck in your quest.

Ooh, thank you for saying so! I was using mine again today and that tilt feature came in very handy. Comfy headband too. Have you got it all figured out now?

@@PicRic Yes, thanks again for your video. Short, to the points, and helpful!

@@user-qk2bz8gr9w Okay, thanks for letting me know.

That is very good to hear, Dave. Is your plumber a subscriber to this channel too? Thanks for sharing your experience.

@@PicRic I'll ask him, thanks!

@@davepeoples Okay, Dave.

"That charger sound like a hair dryer." Good description, Rob. Thanks for sharing.

Crazy isn't it, great features - lightweight, compact, expandable, burst proof, tangle resistant, easy to fit and use but there are still a lot of comments, like yours, indicating that quality issues persist. Home Depot do carry other expandable hoses so maybe try one when you take this one back. Thanks for sharing your experiences, sherry.

Yeah, thanks, I know that now. How do you use yours, Ramiro Paredes Arciga?

You need to 'unlock' the cords before feeding through the exit holes. The video shows this from about 2:48 on. It's a fiddly but necessary step. Does that work for you, Toby?

@@PicRic oh oh oh, those notches are just to hold it until it's back in the casing, right before feeding through exit holes. Got it, thanks!

@@tobygohn4147 Yes, that's right, Toby. The cords need to be under tension to prevent them loosening off and causing problems.

Thank you, Russ.

Pleased to hear it, Sandra. Thanks for watching.

Or they are so popular they sell out instantly ;-)) I don't know. Mine is in use several times a week most weeks and there are a gazillion options to choose from that look very similar. Is it a Snap-On design, or is it Blue.Point? Most of that is third party anyway.

@@PicRic it’s under snap-on brand but made in China. oddly the Powersmith is out of stock everywhere and no other alternatives.

​@@HiFiInsider I just watched the Snap-On ad' for the light. Good to see them lightening up with the ads now. I remember the 12V bulb in a cage that clipped to the car battery for state of the art illumination in the '80s!

Do you have the Use and Care manual, franklin? If not, there is a copy here, images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/d9/d9dd2cb8-0275-424d-af19-d5897f9597ce.pdf. Page 20, in the Troubleshooting section: □ If the unit displays error code E5, the water container is full. □ Drain the water, see “Draining the Air Conditioner” on page 17. After draining, the unit can be operated again. Does that work for you, franklin?

Thanks, Chris. Did it help with your installation? There are plenty more straightforward review and 'how to' videos on my channel.

But you did see the use of it didn't you, Daryell? The first part shows the features and the latter part shows those features in use. Granted it was laying caulk into an artificial wooden joint but - try as I did - I couldn't find a countertop, baseboard, cabinet, molding or sink that would adequately demonstrate the difference in the features side by side. More details in the video Description, it's worth reading the other viewers/users comments too. This gun does the job but lacks refinement in some areas. I understand Ridgid did address this in later production. How do you use yours, Daryell?

That's good to know, christian. Thanks for sharing. Other viewers really benefit from user experiences like yours.

Eh? It's a bit late for that now. Do you have a volume control or mute setting, Richard? Looks like you know a bit about sound ... Ooh! I see you own a recording studio; so, expert then. Anyhoo, enuf of that; how was your wi-fi installation?

I can see a 4/0 die in the kit description. Have a look yourself, www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-18V-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-FORCE-LOGIC-600-MCM-Crimper-Kit-with-750-MCM-Expanded-Jaw-2679-750A/308686770. Will that do the job for you?

Oh yes, it's one of mine too! It is versatile and, like you say, can avoid the need to revert to a static tool setup. I used to have that "neighbor ... blocks my driveway" issue until I asked him not to. Words can sometimes cut through more effectively, doncha think!

Thanks Robert ... I think ... Your second sentence is a bit confusing though. Thanks for watching.

Erm ... Maybe? Is that within the THHN-XHHW ranges? If not then many more bushing kit ranges have been added over the years. I'm afraid I don't know all the current technical terms but you obviously do. Maybe start your verification here, www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-18V-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Cable-Stripper-Kit-for-Al-THHN-XHHW-Wire-Cutting-2935AL-21/311195014. Documentation links are usually informative too. Will you share the spec's when you find the best tool and bushing configurations? That will help other interested viewers.

@@PicRic Deu erro no link , deve estar com algum problema no portal

@@RAPaineisEletricos That's odd: www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-18V-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Cable-Stripper-Kit-for-Al-THHN-XHHW-Wire-Cutting-2935AL-21/311195014 That link consistently works for me. You can try the Milwaukee link: www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/2935CU-21S That one also shows tabs with different kits and more bushing details.

No but multiple schedules can be set with shortish intervals if that helps. There are also single port models that work with the app. I have found these Orbit timers to be usable and reliable over the years. Of course, you can always add a Y type outlet splitter and just use one outlet and schedule. Orbit support can be reached by phone at (800) 488-6156 or online at support.orbitonline.com too. Good luck with your tasks.

Thanks murky. I found a cheap little label machine to be immensely helpful over the years. The process steps and actions tend to vary a bit between different installations. Yours clearly varies from this one regarding the filter housing tightening pressures. I don't know what the controlling factors are though. It doesn't matter if the water is clean, does it? In addition to the process step labels I schedule the review filter status dates in my calendar with an alarm so I know the task needs to be attended to.

Well that is good to know. Thanks for chipping in.

Thank you, johanne. More of the same on my channel and much more to come in due course.

Erm? Nope! They are definitely my blades, Kenneth!! 🙃

I used to connect the hose and wash it all meticulously after every mow ... Connector method didn't wash it that well to be honest. Now I know what to look for and clean/maintain as I need to. Never had dirt dislodge a belt though.

They are what I had available ... They worked. Are you doing a replacement too?

​​@@PicRici am and it came with the two port connectors. Mine leaks like a siv. And I cant find any three port that are waterproof. Just dry type wagu. Any suggestions if I just have 2 ports? I havent snipped anything yet. I just wanna be prepared is all

And what gauge are they please

Ive been empty8ng a pot of the pool water three times an hour and dumplings it back in the pool. 🤬

@@screwballsquirrel4473 Have you checked what the current replacement switches have? You may only need two port connectors. My replacement was complicated by the arrival of the four wire switch - details are all in this video - as is the revised wiring diagram I used. The fastener gauge is 26-19 AWG - Seek out IDEAL 85-925 www.google.com/search?q=IDEAL+85-925&rlz=1C1CHZL_enUS750US750&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 but again, what you have may be different now.

Nail and head right there, Kevin! It sounds irresponsible to be allowed to sell a product they admit will explode! Hope the little un is okay now. I guess I got lucky with mine - that and not having too high a water pressure. Thanks for adding to the comments. By the way, I've had much better luck with similar products from alternative manufacturers.

Hi Frank. Do you mean 'it did until you followed this video?' I know the instructions leave something to be desired - that's why this video is here. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Super simple to do great trimmer!

@@lauferg25 Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Gianna.

Eh?

I can't provide a solution but maybe a few ideas will help: After following the link in the video Description search for 'blade adapter for the cc800'. I see there are options from just a few dollars to kits costing much more. The same will work for spindle assembly references too. Good luck!

Wow! How did you manage to hook everything up? There are probably accessory kits available as bits get lost or damaged I imagine. In fact check out the Q&A section of the product information on the Home Depot site as someone may have already given an answer and you should be able to contact the relevant support desk. Good luck!

@PicRic Thanks. I hooked everything up by somehow managing to squeeze the hose directly into the gray plastic receptacles, and the outlit to the window at the moment is just loosely fitting until I can find a way to attach it.

@@doe9de995 If it is a recent purchase can you check to see if you are missing parts and ask the seller to provide them? I'm not sure if the model you have will come with all the same parts that mine has.

@PicRic I got it from Home Depot. Thanks for the advice. I can check with them.

@@doe9de995 I have found them to be helpful, especially if they recognise you as a regular customer.

Good point; Regardless of stated fastener sizes I tend to use the socket, wrench or tip that fits best which is why you may see a mixture of SAE and Metric in this video.

It sure does, Blake. There is a little diagram on the spool itself that you may find useful next time, ruclips.net/video/WSGxNG7JgKg/видео.html.

Thank you, Ian. As a graduate of the School of Hard Knocks, University of Life campus, I appreciate your candour!

That is an easy way to get the right amount of line and to keep it balanced between each feed out isn't it. Thanks for chipping in and contributing your thoughts, Dan.

Great! Pleased to help, Dan.

I love a good news story, philomena. A thousand, "You're welcomes", to match!!

Don't stop there, harold ... What does garden tractor mean to you?

Yes, I did. It is recommended to give it a very light coating of oil.

Have you gradually extended the string - via the bump - over time and no more will come out? If so then replace with a new string. If not, then have a read of the instructions first.

I can't speak from experience as I only have 2.0Ah and 4.0Ah types but extrapolating their performance I would say the following: 2.0 Ah about 30 minutes 4.0 Ah about 60 minutes 6.0 Ah about 90 minutes maybe 8.0 Ah about 120 minutes maybe Hope that helps, Juan.

These, or something similar, are available all over from Snap-On Tools (Blue-Point) to Harbor Freight and, of course, Amazon. Very handy they are too!

Thanks for the reminder, Sho Bud.

Thanks for the confidence boost, Steve. It's good to know this approach is working out!

That's a good question but why are you asking, Lamaramadingdong?

@@PicRic trying to repair one..mostly to troubleshoot on a budget.

looking to buy one.everywhere has new ones but looking for good operating used..

​@@lamaramadingdong4199 I'm with you on that, Lamaramadingdong. I dismantled, recycled and disposed of my old unit some time ago. However, I did see a load of these and similar cleaners in for assessment and repair at a pool supplies shop so you might want to see if your local place has repair facilities and any good options for you.

@@PicRic ok thanks..I will try that..

If you follow the step by step instructions in this video you should be good, Manav ... Connect the gateway eero device to the modem using the ethernet cable that came in the box, ruclips.net/video/OQvhYuV3cd4/видео.html. Good luck.

@@PicRic thank you, it worked

@@manavrajesh-lp1bt Hey! Pleased to hear it all worked for you, Manav, and thanks for contributing your question to these Comments.

It may do with the right die selection, Brady. However, different terminals require different shaped crimping dies and varying crimping pressures. So, might be best to speak to a Milwaukee crimp press expert. Reach out via milwaukeetool.com/Contact. Good luck!

Thanks for your input but do have the exact same unit? Other types may differ from this one.

I had this hose for quite a while, many seasons, and repaired it when it broke - long after many commentators on here reported issues. The alternative Pocket Hose I bought is still going strong. I think these expandable hoses are getting better all the time and would expect them to last much longer now. What is your experience though, Cole?

Did you find it was easier after watching this video, Pedro?

@@PicRic I realized I was fighting it because I had not kept the head clean

@@pedro97w Okay, good. Running better now? Did you replace the string too, Pedro?

Oh, that's a shame. I think it's the first time this problem has come to light on here. What are you going to get instead?