Not Handsome but Handy

Replacing my 12000btu Daikin mini split with an 18000btu Senville unit. The new heat pump will be much more efficient and should be able to heat at lower temperatures than the old Daikin did, which is important with the cold Canadian winters. The extra air conditioning capacity will be nice on hot summer days as well. I bought this unit on Amazon and it is the second mini split I've installed on my own. The process is pretty easy for anyone with a little mechanical background, and experience with flared copper fittings helps. A few specialized tools are required such as a vacuum pump and air conditioning gauges but these are also available for a decent price on amazon. Items featured in the video: 18000btu Mini Split https://amzn.to/3K16sqF Lineset covers https://amzn.to/4oYBEWM Stand https://amzn.to/4oRm2UV 25' Line set https://amzn.to/4a7wUcC Disconnect switch https://amzn.to/4idmydk Power cable https://amzn.to/4id6yIa Vacuum pump https://amzn.to/3K16xut Gauge set https://amzn.to/488FKUY

Replacing the turn signal light bulb on a Nissan 370z. To access the light bulbs the front bumper cover and headlight assembly must be removed from the car. Tools needed: - 10mm socket or wrench - Phillips or JIS screwdriver - Flat screwdriver Signal light bulb type: 7443

Upgrading my Jeep TJ headlights to LED with HawkGlow 7" LED Headlights with Halo turn signals. These headlights are a direct fit for 1997-2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ, 2004-2006 Jeep Wrangler LJ, and 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK JKU 2 & 4 Doors Models. Very easy plug and play for basic features, but two wires need to be spliced to enable halo effect and turn signals. Load resistor is required to eliminate fast signal light flashing. HawkGlow LED Headlights are available here: https://bit.ly/hawkglow_tj_led Use coupon code 'NHBH' to save 15% off your order.

My tractor seems to have a coolant leak and I suspect it might be a cylinder head gasket leak. After learning that the head bolts can come loose over time I am tourquing them to see if that will fix the problem.

Installing an Evil Energy cold air intake on my 2016 Ram 1500. This kit was a perfect fit and easy straightforward install and includes everything you need. It works well on the Ram and sounds great. Order your own here: https://bit.ly/4glPb77 Use coupon code "NHBH" to save 10% off your order

Today I'm doing some minor maintenance on a Toyota Rav4, changing out the front brake pads. The brake rotors and calipers are still functioning properly and have sufficient life in them that only the pads will be changed at this time. This is a low cost procedure to extend the life of the brake system until a full service is due. I prefer using ceramic brake pads due to the low noise and dust properties which is perfect for most daily drivers. To purchase the brake pads featured in this video visit PartsMatrix.com

Installing a Flashark racing premium coilover system in a 2001 Ford Mustang. Full installation and real world testing with stock control and feedback data. These coil spring over strut assemblies eliminate the factory spring in front and have a separate coil spring, adjustable perches and shock in the rear. Flashark Coilover for 1994-2004 FORD Mustang: https://bit.ly/mustangcoilovers Flashark Official: https://flasharkracing.com Use coupon code NHBH to save 15% on any order placed through the Flashark site.

While working on the Mustang this weekend I left the key on and drained the battery. Thankfully the folks at OXILAM sent me their model Y1 car jump starter to try. With its 12,800mAh battery and 2500A of available current it started the car with ease which I found very impressive. Other features include a flash light/emergency light and usb power ports to charge or power other devices. This is a very handy item to have in your vehicle for emergencies. To get your own use the following link: https://bit.ly/OXILAM_NHBH or visit OXILAM.com and use coupon code NHBH to save 20% on your order.

After constantly getting low flow error code 02 on my Bestway Saluspa Ibiza inflatable hot tub I finally decided to disassemble it and make a slight adjustment and modifcation and have had zero issues since. First off checking the water filter is a good idea in case that is the actual problem. If that doesn't work we remove the cover and trim a limiting nub off the sensor switch arm to allow the magnet to travel closer to the switch and make it more sensitive. Also this is a no-drain method allowing you to temporarily cap off the inlet and outlet lines to keep the water inside the pool while you make the modifications. Remember to unplug the unit before doing any repairs.