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The only "bypass" you'd get would be at a certain point where the filter would start to burst and leak through in an uncontrolled "bypass." Think about all of the pressure forces in that outer vessel of unfiltered oil if the pleats are clogged...the pressure is acting in all directions, not in a controlled manner for creating tension spring compression. You can look up numerous Wix models (e.g. Wix WL10079) and they will indeed be listed as having "none" for a bypass. A filter with no bypass is intended for systems that have a secondary method of bypass. Engine filters normally do have bypass for the reasons you stated. Hydraulic systems might not per the pinned comment.

@@Redneck_Ed agreed. but this is the bypass in many situations for engine oil filters.

@@caribbeanbound8357 Out of genuine curiosity, can you cite a engine oil filter model number that is designed to act in that manner?

Can you post the title of the BITOG thread or link to it? I'm not seeing it when I search BITOG.

@@Redneck_Ed I've tried posting the link a couple times but the post disappears.

@@marstedt No problem. I found it by title and posted a link to the BITOG thread in the description of this video. Thank you for letting me know!!

Location conditions are in the video description but the water is in part coming from lots of human sources of moisture inside the home that are independent of geographic location. Do you have data on other locations to compare? The one other video I saw had results very similar to mine.

You better clean that water that comes out. Those drains can get absolutely disgusting

​@@marleyboy8396 clean it before using it to water plants, lol?

I use the rider now, but I'm looking at zero turns too.

I haven't, but lots of people in the forums have. You just clean it up real good and silicone it back into place. What was the issue in your case, clogged vent cap or overfilled with hydraulic fluid?

4:20 It is the opposite for me. The older machines without power steering need 2 hands on the wheel. The spinner shines on new machines with power steering. I've had it for 18 months so far and love it. Have you tried one on your sub compact tractor?

@@Redneck_Ed not yet no. I just picked mine up for a steal of a deal. I have one on my big tractor but never crossed my mind on my small one. Ah what the heck I’ll order one up from Amazon. Compared to my larger tractor this thing feels like a toy. Lol

@@systematic_control367 They are cheap enough to give it a shot. I like it for situations like where I'm trying to make more precise movements like attaching/removing the loader or hooking up any SSQA or 3 point implement. Also useful for backing into the carport because it gives great 1 hand control while you lean over or backwards to see what you're doing.

Thank you for that feedback. Definitely a consideration.

I do agree with gas engines being a headache. My biggest headache though was the chainsaw engine. All of my briggs engines, knock on wood, have always run well. Even so, less engines is always nice for less maintenance.

@@Redneck_Ed Ed, I personally think that you'll be happy if you get a mid-mount mower. I did notice that the MF 1725 seems to sit a lot higher than the MF GC Series.. Did you install an under carriage shield that Mark B makes? I don't know if he makes them for the MF 1725 but he does make them for the GC Series (1705-1720).

@@houndsmanone4563 I have the shield that Mark makes for my GC1725… I believe it’s the same one as the 1705-1720, but regardless he makes one that fits. My only issue was he originally sent me an older prototype by mistake that didn’t fit, and one of the other pieces was not bent to the correct angle to fit easily… however I’m fortunate in that I had the tools to fix the issues.

@@Figure99460 Great job, Ed. Man, I bought the shield and had not installed yet. I have no reasoning for not mounting the shield yet other than not wanting to get down on the ground. I can hardly get back up. I roll onto one side then reach up onto a sturdy chair and use it to push up off the ground with my shoulder strength. I'm just so broken up now. I'm like a Nestle Crunch bar....solid looking from the outside but crunchy on the inside. My body has taken a lasting beating after 20+ years in the Marine Corps. My knees are shot and my skeleton should be donated to a college Anatomy class so that young doctors can make remarks like, "man, that must have hurt." hahaha Well, it's all just a memory now. 🤔 Be well my friend. Don 06/18/24

I'm in central Maryland. There is one for sale now about 30 minutes from my house. If you're Central MD, I'd consider for sure. Otherwise, most likely would go for the one that is a really short drive from my house.

@@Redneck_Ed Yes I’m in MD, likely less than an hour from you depending on where in central MD. I could e-mail you pictures and more details if you’d like. I power washed the underside of it and changed the gearbox oil after its last use and have stored it inside my garage since, it’s like new.

My email is listed on my UA-cam channel page details. Email me there. Thanks!

I do have septic and have considered that. Even now if I have a log, I drive up and around the house instead of B line over the septic to the wood splitting area. In a future mowing scenario, I would likely mow a lap around the house and all difficult obstacles and also all over the septic with the Cub Cadet, then switch over to the Massey to avoid issues.

I might try that too. Loader on, bucket off.

Just reverse the process. Loosen the seats and then pop one side of the brace out, then the other, and fold.

Darn it. I hate that this link expires every 30 days. On my phone now, but I'll update the link from my computer tomorrow morning. EDIT: Link is now updated as of 6/9/24. Please try again.

Yeah, major screw up on my part. This video was made in my early days of YouTubing.

Unlimited attempts within 1 year or until your existing certification expires, whichever comes first.

The other route I've seen is Stens model 420-104. I'm not sure how similar the bolt patterns are for the Stens, but it can't be too different. See the comment below. Christ used that model for his GC.

Stens was on my list for sure, but couldn't pass up the deal on Husqvarna. The only issue with these arm rests is making sure you fold it up before dismounting, lol. I've caught the handle in the gut a few times so far, lol.

Sounds like a bad seal that needs replaced. It could be venting, but I've never heard of venting leading to a leaking rear seal.

If it is bcc, hopefully you'll have a smooth removal procedure. Best of luck to you!

I feel the same way. I have bcc. Talking to a lot of people online even with clear margins removal. There is 60 percent chance of them popping up other places after removing

@@bowtech1020: I have discovered an alternative to the Mohs surgery, which does appear to be a legitimate alternative and just as successful as Mohs surgery. It’s called Image-Guided SRT (Superficial Radiation Therapy). Google it! There’s a wealth of information about it. Only drawback is that the places that do it aren’t as prevalent as doctors who perform the Mohs surgery. Fortunately, I have two places that do it in my area. I will talk to my doctor about her thoughts on this alternative treatment. It’s definitely not as upsetting as getting your face cut on! The image guiding can also be used to determine the size of your BCC before Mohs. If it is determined that the BCC is small, then the best decision might still be Mohs surgery because you can know beforehand that it’s going to be just one cut and you’ll be cancer free. On the other hand, if the tumor is deeper and bigger, then the IGSRT would be the best option.

Look at it this way. You caught it. You're aware. This is much better than being unaware. Instead of worrying for the rest of your life, focus attention on daily protection and annual screenings. I've had various injuries and medical problems in the past that have sucked, but then eventually I realize that the period of past suckiness actually taught me something to prep me for a future issue. Mohs and BCC was one of those experiences.

Not at all. Perhaps there is an improvement if you are talking about the full certification exam for 601 vs 701, but for the CE renewal of an existing certification, 701's structure as far as website navigation and passing requirements (100% required for all domains) remains unchanged. The 701 CE questions might have been a bit more difficult than 601 too.

I will not, but if I had an issue with the price or if Permatran was not easily accessible to me, the SuperTech was pretty good. Only thing is that I would definitely take more time and care in cold weather to make sure the hydraulic fluid is warm before using the transmission or hydraulic functions. Maybe just let it warm up for an extra 5 or 10 minutes and then start out slow using the loader with an empty bucket (i.e. no load). Just some ups and downs to get it flowing. I know that even with the Permatran, you can see the fluid looks a little cloudy inside the sight glass when it's cold, so that's another indication of whether the fluid is warmed enough.

Others have done the same. Try hot gluing something to the screw head to break it loose or even a little super glue just on the enter of the screw head and glue the screw driver to the screw temporarily. Another option would be an eraser from a pencil, or a piece of sand paper on the tip of a screw driver. Whatever you can find to create friction.

@@Redneck_Ed yep i saw then thanks ! Nothing has worked, I hesitate to tear it away from the wild. it's the screw at the bottom right of the console, it should be fine. Thanks anyway :)

Standing with a setup like you describe is probably going to be better for most people. Just not for me at this point. I tried and sustained lifting, even a wheelbarrow is incompatible with my bulging disc in my lower back. Anyway, great hearing comments like this with ideas for setting up your splitting operation and even better that you're getting it done at 74 years old. My mom is 73 and still mows 3 acres on her own plus taking care of my dad who has ALS. Keeping active outside is good for the soul and body!

Lol, that is awesome. The whole idea of my channel is to talk about and show ideal ways of doing things, but also ways of doing it good enough so things work! 15/40, the new catch all lubricant!

I addressed pausing the assessment, timing, and ChatGTP in the video. Please clarify your question(s).

You stated that you can pause the exam even though there is a timer. When you said there was no limit did you mean there was no limit to how long you can pause the test? In other words would I be able complete half the certmaster in one day and the other half on another day or does this entire thing need to be done in one sitting?

As for chatgpt you stated there was a 50/50 success rate when you entered your questions there. Im asking if you manually had to type the questions into chatgpt or were you able to copy from certmaster and paste into chatgpt? In other words is the copy function disabled on certmaster?

@@ismaelali8011 Copy is not disabled. You can copy the training material and all assessment questions and answers.

How often do you microwave it? Any issues with sparking due to the metal parts inside of the toothbrush head?

Great, glad it helped. Comment again if you run into any issues or questions.