Rainwater Harvesting System Overview #shorts shows our rainwater harvesting system. We have many videos on putting this together as well as lessons learned videos. Check out our playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGoEonlVHgYPjgBkkpPkwuU26_oc0LjJW ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldDBZve1FEI

This video describes the Large Rainwater Harvesting System I installed this past weekend in the back of my 24x51 foot garage. I did end up covering the totes with black plastic that I had laying around, with the purpose being to prevent algae buildup. The water harvesting system can hold up to 1200 gallons of water and has multiple methods to clean debris out of the water before it reaches the storage tanks. The rain water harvesting system uses IBC Totes, the First Flush System, and acts like an oversized rain barrel. See some of our other Rainwater Harvest videos here: DIY Rainwater Harvesting System: https://odysee.com/@GreatEscapeFarms:4/diy-rainwater-harvesting-system:8 Large Rainwater Harvesting System Design: https://odysee.com/@GreatEscapeFarms:4/large-rainwater-harvesting-system:0 Rainwater Harvesting Lessons Learned: https://odysee.com/@GreatEscapeFarms:4/rainwater-harvesting-lessons-learned:5 Rainwater Harvesting Winterization: https://odysee.com/@GreatEscapeFarms:4/rainwater-harvesting-winterization:7 Rainwater Harvesting Spring Preparation: https://odysee.com/@GreatEscapeFarms:4/rainwater-harvesting-spring-preparation:2 Large Rainwater Harvesting System Upgrade – 1200 Gallon to 4500 Gallon: https://odysee.com/@GreatEscapeFarms:4/large-rainwater-harvesting-system-2:2 First Flush Downspout Water Diverter Product Review: https://odysee.com/@GreatEscapeFarms:4/first-flush-downspout-water-diverter:4 Leaf Eater Product Review: https://odysee.com/@GreatEscapeFarms:4/leaf-eater-product-review:7 The blog post on this project is now posted at: https://greatescapefarms.com/really-large-rainwater-harvesting-system-a-how-to-post/ Items Used in the Video: Leaf Eater Advanced Rain Head- 3 in. Round: https://amzn.to/2xtXJaD Downspout First Flush - 3" - https://amzn.to/3dtUkJK Rain Harvesting First Flush WDAC02 Filter: https://amzn.to/2UioB6F Scotts 25-year pro fabric, 3 by 150-feet: https://amzn.to/2UCoiSV ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nBT6sLZ7HQ

Honda Fourtrax 300 Repair TRX300 This post covers Honda Fourtrax 300 Repair TRX300. Here we troubleshoot the Honda Fourtrax 300 engine and repair it. We also explain how I used multimeter to aid in the troubleshooting process. The Troubleshooting Process The first thing I try to do on a simple motor like on the Honda Fourtrax is to break it down to either an electrical issue or a fuel issue. The easiest way that I have found to do this is to remove the spark plug and then try and start the engine. If you hold the sparkplug up to the frame of the Honda and try starting it, you should see spark. If you do, you likely have a fuel issue. If you do not, you likely have an electrical issue. Fuel Issues At the same time as you are turning the engine with the spark plug out, give a smell and see if you are getting a gas smell out of the spark plug hole. If you smell gas, that means your fuel line is not clogged. If you do have spark and you smell fuel, then the fuel mixture could be off. At this point you need to do a deeper dive into the carburetor and adjust according to the manual or do a carburetor rebuild. That is not the problem with my Honda today, so we will save carburetor issues for another day. No Spark The issue with my Honda is no spark. There are several things we can check out, but everything is under the gas tank, so we will need to remove that. It is removed by simply unscrewing one bold underneath the seat and removing the fuel line. Make sure the tank fuel switch is set to the off position. Tank Off I removed my tank and immediately saw the likely cause of my issues. There was a great big wad of pink insulation in my wiring harness. A mouse had decided to make a nest under my gas tank which is on top of my coil and wiring harness. Now I have to hope that the little critter didn’t chew through the wiring harness, as that would be a big old pain to repair. Nest Removed I removed the nest and inspected the wiring harness. He did chew through the outer insulation of the wiring harness, but did not chew through any wires. That is good, but I still have some kind of electrical issue. The Coil There is mouse urine on the coil, which could be causing the spark to short out before the spark plug. But I need to be sure. So I removed the coil and checked the system out with a multimeter. The coil has two wires going into the back side of it. A green wire which is ground and a black wire which gets 12 volts applied at a certain point as the engine turns. Multimeter The multimeter I own came from Harbor Freight Tools. I had a coupon that let me get the multimeter for free if I bought one other item. I don’t have a problem finding things to buy at this store, so it was free. Even if you don’t have a coupon, you can pi ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6FSAk3kA5s

This video goes over my preparation and packaging of bare root plants that I'm about to ship. For more information visit: https://greatescapefarms.com/shipping-bare-root-plants-a-how-to/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0PlmWlq5P0