My first Youtube video

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My first Youtube video

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you have seen my avatar, well this is the bigger version. i made it for my pool a few years ago.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_SJxsJTRlk&feature
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Tony, I shouldn't have watched that after drinking two cups of coffee :p :)
I think it's the perfect pool fountain for a firefighter.
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That's sweet.

Now you have to start doing some knife reviews like the rest of us. :)
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That's cool. :cool:

I was wondering where your avatar came from. :D
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Very fitting for a fireman..... :D

BTW, thanks for the Endura info. Much appreciated.

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Oddly soothing and mesmerizing at the same time... :)
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I gave you 5 stars and your first comment on there
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Cooooooool :eek: . How much time and work does it take to do it??? Really like it...
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A 30-second-long video, and it just keeps showing the exact same thing? I was waiting for it to blow up, or something. :rolleyes:

No, seriously; nice pool pump/fountain/thing. :D
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p.jester84 wrote:Cooooooool :eek: . How much time and work does it take to do it??? Really like it...
well first find yourself a hydrant...mine weighs about 250lbs...then weld it to a steel plate..i cut a 2" hole in the middle of the plate and to that welded some pipe to the bottom. take your hose from the pump to the pool and connect it to a "Y" . i made mine with ball valves for both outputs (1 for the regular port into the pool and 1 for the hydrant) then you just turn whichever one you want on or both. hope this makes sense.

one of my sisters who has a MBA and makes close to a half a mill a year asked me how i hooked it up to the city's water supply :rolleyes: ..just goes to show you that book smarts and common sense are two very different things. :D
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LOL Funny You tube posting Tony.....Dogs across America Hate you for sure.....Doc :D
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How long did it take for you to upload your video? I'm attempting to post my first video now and... well I'm at 2+ hrs. :(
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tony, I hope that thing is secure. I know one time I thought I could throw a hydrant into the back of my truck in high school. It made it but I think I had 13 hernias at one time.
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