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Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment! Sailing the hobie in the harbor was fun! Enjoy! The open ocean was more windy and risky. Luckily we made it back! 😀

Hi Laura! Glad you went surfing in December. January 1 was a great day. Get out there when you can-we will have more surfing days coming this year.

Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy getting back into skating. Yes it is slightly larger than the tail. Skating has been a fun hobby to supplement my surfing.

@ Awesome, thanks dude!

Awesome! Let me know how it goes.

@@vilramos ok so was all gee'd up got there after work (11:45pm) and forgot new deck at "factory settings" ha so i wobbled all over had no tools, but met another fella there on his own was 42 doing exact same getting back into it!

@glenb-gc9iq I hope you had fun skateboarding. It is fun to get out there and skate.

@ gahhh bot response sighhhh

No, it’s not a bot but I am sorry if it seemed like that. I hope you had fun skating with the 42 year old fella! Did he have tools to help adjust your trucks? I keep a skate tool in my bag when I go skating.

Thanks for watching! I don’t specifically target moles but I do prevent grubs by using milky spores to control grubs. It is safer alternative. And this may help deter moles. However I don’t target other insects so my lawn has a lot of earthworms and insects so I have seen moles and voles in the lawn. Apparently they like eating grubs earthworms and ants. In my compost pile I try to avoid composting any meats or proteins to avoid attracting animals.

I have read online that castor oil may help repel moles and voles.

For the surfboard sock? The link was in the video description rather than in comments: Link for Ho Stevie Surfboard Sock: amzn.to/3V8RCOL

Yes! I still skim and I bring my skimboard to the beach in the summer to play around with it. But I am surfing more nowadays. I got a few injuries skimboarding: hitting my foot on the skimboard or wiping out or pulling something.

Thanks.

Thanks for watching and thanks for the compliment! I have other organic lawncare and how to videos in my channel that you may enjoy.

You are welcome! Glad it helped out.

For me, I prefer to leave the clippings in the lawn to feed it. The clippings have nutrients that I want to leave in the lawn. However there is a bag that you can buy if you prefer to remove the clippings. You can also use the bag if you have a lot of weeds like dandelions etc that you don’t want. I actually like clover in my lawn so I don’t use a bag.

Boston area. Try searching for touchless car washes near you. I believe there are car washes there.

Thanks for the comment! I agree, a blower would be faster, but I like this because it is quieter and no exhaust.

I believe you have to remove the caps first. The center is where the aero cap attaches. I will check about the lugnuts to see if they can fit.

Thanks for watching! I have a surfing playlist that you may enjoy.

@@vilramos thanks

Me too, I have marks where the cover touches the spokes. It doesn’t bother me but good to let people know.

Thanks for the comment. When I had the flat tire, the mobile tech came by and took away my original wheel and flat tire and provided a loaner wheel and tire. This video if from the second day. The loaner was the wheel and tire at the start of the video. He took that off and into his van. Then he replaced my original wheel with a new tire on it. I may have been able to save money by patching it rather than replacing the tire. But it was 30k miles old already. And the mobile service did save me to cost of a tow truck.

Thanks for the comment. I will adjust it on the video.

Thanks for the suggestion! I will try that next time!

Why not? Don’t they have to be tightened with a torque wrench to reach the proper tightness?

Thanks for the comment. I am a little lazy to put a spare on my own, so I would probably still call roadside service to help out.

Thanks for the tip. I get it. I am a little gun shy to fill it too much because one of the plastic parts broke once and needed replacement which they sent to me.

@@vilramos The quality is bad. All plastic. But it gets the job done. There are stress points near the basket so yours may last longer than those like myself, using it for heavy duty.

Thanks for the tip. I am not sure if my tire was same solution as yours but I agree that the service center tends to replace rather than fix. I will look into patching next time though I heard Tesla tires have foam for noise that can complicate patching repairs. But the mobile service and Tesla did help me avoid towing costs on two flat tire incidents.

@@unordinaryman Should be more like $250-300

They charged me 332 for the tire and 62 for labor then about 20 dollar tax. The mobile service was convenient because they came to my home to provide a loaner for one day and then came to my work to replace my original wheel with new tire. This avoided towing the car to the center and allowed me to drive it to work on loaner. For another flat on this Tesla I had a few months ago, Tesla towed my car to the center to get fixed and charge was similar and tow was included in cost (no extra charge).

Thanks for the comment and the tips!

Thanks for the comment!

It does look better, I agree! They have a wheel cap kit that I used this last summer for looks. I do use the aero cap most of the time though because it makes the Tesla 3-5 percent more efficient, and quieter wheel noise, and protects the wheel from curb rash. It is nice to have option to switch out. I recommend to use the caps in cold weather when efficiency matters more and on road trips.

It comes from factory like that, It’s for aero efficiency, without them you get less range, no one is weird for wanting more range

What a dumbass you are lol

Thanks! Maybe I will try it one day. Seems like a fun task. What equipment did you buy to switch wheels on your own? He was quick!

@vilramos 3 ton low profile floor jack, torque wrench, safety jack (rennstand), breaker bar. Then of course, 2nd set of wheels + Bluetooth TPM + the rubber. I put winter tires on the stock wheels and the OEM all season on new matte black wheels.

They charged me 332 for the tire and 62 for labor then about 20 dollar tax. The mobile service was convenient because they came to my home to provide a loaner for one day and then came to my work to replace my original wheel with new tire. This avoided towing the car to the center and allowed me to drive it to work on loaner. For another flat on this Tesla I had a few months ago, Tesla towed my car to the center to get fixed and charge was similar and tow was included in cost (no extra charge).

@@vilramos Thank you for answering my message

Thanks for watching! It is nice to have the option to switch from the wheel cap kit for better looks to the aero caps for better efficiency/turbulence/noise.

Thanks for the comment! I do have a surfskate, it’s a Loaded Carver Bolsa. I use it often on flat land and at the skate park. Great for carving and pumping. I try to avoid the wiggling on it which is bad form. I have lately been working on the skateboard more which is more challenging and more versatile - dropping in, going fakie and one day hopefully Ollie’s. I like using both though!

@ oh nice. What do you mean by saying you try to avoid wiggling which is a bad form. Do you mean that wiggling is not realistic in surfing and a bad habit to develop or what ?

I am just learning it on some UA-cam surfing channels they show how to use the surfskate for surfing. Check out OMBE surf on UA-cam. I learned a lot from them. They encourage people to lean, compress, extend and twist on the bottom turn and the top turn, but not wiggle. I usually push off and try to pump on the surfskate in the bowl.

@@vilramos got it, will do, cheers🤙

Here is a video I made about OMBE’s 12 week surfing program: How to Surf: 12 Week Surfing Program from OMBE Surf #surfing ua-cam.com/video/x-HELgV4Acs/v-deo.html

Hi Laura, thanks for the comment. It is great to stay low and balanced when you pop up. Also try to see what compressing and extending does for you. At pop up, you can compress and stay low and arms low as you go down the wave, and try to extend a bit as you ride down the ramp, this will give you speed, like pumping. Then compress again as you lean into a bottom turn with either your toe side rail or heel side rail in to go down the line. Then aim for the top of the wave and extend by standing up and lift your arms, this will help your surfboard to unweight and get to the top of the wave. This is what I was trying to explain by compressing/extending twice on a wave. Once you are there, you are standing up, do the same actions again. I would love someone to film me from the shore, but they need a strong zoom lens. I do have a drone, so I have some drone footage I have taken with my daughter. Maybe I can try using the follow me feature again. Have a great day!

I think the reason I use the jenga method is that it becomes stable for nine logs, with each row perpendicular, like a log cabin but with three logs each layer. I think if I had 9 logs in three layers with all the logs parallel to the back wall, then I would worry about stability-would the logs roll over and fall forwards or backwards. Try that with a jenga tower and you know what I mean. That would be hard to balance. When it is burning, the logs may also fall forwards and roll into the room. If the pile was a pyramid, that might work such as three on bottom, two on second, one on top. For smaller fires, I like using the Z method or N method (thats what I call it). I have two logs parallel to each other with tinder between them, then I put a third log over them, forming a Z or N. This is a smaller fire, with only three logs, burns quickly and does not last as long. Or I do the lean to fire: I put a big log in the back parallel to the wall, then I lean two logs over them like an upside down V and put tinder in the middle of the V. To make these formats like "upside down fires", you can put three logs below as the base to catch the embers, so you have 6 logs total. It all depends on how long you want the fire to burn. Try different approaches like I have and have fun with it!

Thanks for the comment! The black covers look great!

I surf more now but I still bring my Skimboarding to the beach with my family when we go. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching. You can learn to surf anywhere where there are waves breaking. Best advice would be to speak to local surf shops in your area. I would recommend that you buy a longboard to start with whether it is soft top or rigid. I started on a 9.5 foot soft top board and now mostly use 9 foot longboards. Good luck!

@@vilramos thankyou. Its either ganna kill me or i am going to learn

Good luck and enjoy! I have really enjoyed surfing.

Thank you for the compliment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!