Tips for Using a Water Level #Shorts

Now, whenever you're moving this water level around, you're going to have to hold your thumb on it. What I have done in the past is you use like, wire nuts, things like that to stop it up, but you need to make sure they're not leaking because of this level changes because you leaked water out. You can't count on it being the same height anymore.

Okay, so what I normally do is run it over to the frame, the area that I'm going to be leveling, and I stick it above the frame and the friction holds it there. And I can literally, I can just hold touch it like so, and I can see what I need to do without actually. And then I can go over here and jack it up or whatever.

Does that make sense guys? Hopefully does. And that's another tip. All right I'll see you a little bit.

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