this guys voice reminds me of jack marston

I’m just interested in them because they have some historical significance and value. And mostly cuz they existed during the Second World War and Vietnam.

Im a 13 year old and i have a small zippo collection. And i carry one for no reason other to have it and ig fidget like in the vid obviously not at school or anything like that but ive been scolded by random strangers for flicking it while just chillin. And i dont do it in like highly dense people area but i cam realate to this vid alot

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Thx bud! I am pretty intent on buying one of these. This was helpful.

My friends smoke but never got fire lol

Good morning review sir 👍

It's like chewing gum for your hands ....

I smoke, but not so much that I'd need a reusable lighter instead of disposable ones. But still, I carry zippo. A durable and windproof lighter is something you really start to appreciate in cold environments - personally, having a catalytic heater is my first and foremost reason to carry a lighter and some petrol. This thing has absolutely changed my life since I've started to carry it in winter, and zippo is just the easiest way to light it up.

I own a first gen Frontier. It is a great truck! I don't "really need a pickup" either, until I do.

I need a Supreme Lighter, A Knife, and a lot of random things to carry around lol.

How long did it take you from start to finish? Great video Thank you

What happened to this guy!?

I've carried Zippos for years although I've never smoked; Zippos are GREAT conversation pieces!

I steam mostly

Looking at a 07 frontier now and the radiator has already been replaced. Should i buy?

Ate a bowl of Cheerios, watched this vid, tracked down a Duralast, drank a cup of coffee, off to the AP store. I dunno that I needed this video, but it understood the assignment 5 years before I needed it. I'm never getting rid of my FJ, it's a 2013 I bought new. Getting ready for winter.

Every man should carry around a flashlight, pocket knife, and a zippo lighter.

I never use alkaline batteries in my lights.....lost too many to leaking.....use lithium or rechargeable.....you would be wise to do the same !

I like having a couple of Zippo’s around my work bench if I want to shrink down heat shrink for doing electrical or heating up paracord ends if I’m making a lanyard. I have a larger knife in my right pocket that doesn’t come out much if I’m at work but I do carry a Swiss Army knife to open a package in the office so people don’t get scared of a small blade.

I have a 2012 4X4 A/T Frontier. 96,000 miles. Regular syn oil changes, new tires, new battery. Never any issues. Pulls trailers very well. Brakes next year. Best vehicle I have ever owned. I'm 62.

Helpfull,,, looking now at a 2015

It's like a carry a knife around but I don't stab somebody with it

Have a 2011 pro4x with 150k …’still runs like brand new. Prolly most money has went into replacing usual suspension parts but I also live in Chicago where rust is a big issue. My family members have Subarus and they’ve had so many more engine problems with less mileage.

I'm 72, never smoked, but I own two Zippo lighters. They are great when camping because they light in adverse conditions. There is just something nostalgic about having a Zippo lighter, a Case knife, a Parker fountain pen, and a Timex watch.

I'm 16, so I don't smoke, but I have a good-sized collection of zippos (13 of them, I think), and I love carrying them around.

A Zippo lighter feels good in the hand, makes a satisfying noise when you flip it open and is a portable fire tool. So cool! 😊 Good to have in my pocket.

I have 221K miles on my 2012 kingcab S manual 4 cylinder, very reliable only breakdown was a fluke belt tensioner spring that broke.

why the hell he doesn't know how to use the adjustable dimming and strobing speed functions? what a noob. lol. hey guess what. you like your flashlight more than you even realize. it has an accelerometer or something in it. you dumb wit. lol. 12 years ago.

I have had similar experiences. I'm 16 so I obviously still live with my parents and one day my dad came into my room to tell me something and saw me playing with my Zippo lighter I had just bought, and he was furious. His mind instantly went to thinking I was using it to smoke and not just to light campfires and to play with when I'm bored. Another thing I find odd about owning a zippo is when I go into my local smoke shop to buy more fuel, more flints, or a wick, I am always catching weird looks from everyone in the store and sometimes the store clerk will try to ID me because people automatically associate a lighter with things people my age can't legally do.

I don’t smoke or anything but I actually use both for work. The knife for opening boxes and stuff the zippo for burning ends of rope and other stuff. An example I had recently was we were redoing some wiring and we had the shrink wrap tube ready but no heat source to shrink it. I pulled out my zippo got it done.

Now, it’s $80.

I have a 2006 frontier v6 4.0 with 91,000 miles on it. It is a great truck with a lot of power. I'm going to keep it till it dies.

What is the maximum weight it fits?

Thank you for the review

*note* knives are not chisels , stop beating them with hammers 😂

Oh I totally get it sometimes when I bring a rifle to work and play with it on break a lot of people ask questions like " hey Brandon you're not a hunter why do you have that rifle here?" Lol

Nice kit, been using it for years but 20 degrees is not optimum for most kitchen knives. 15-17 is better. Don't know why Lansky has not figured this out.

Super helpful thank you

Very awesome video

I’ve had a ‘17 Pro4X for about 8 months now. Been a strong & reliable performer, but there are a few things they fell a little short on. The fuel economy. I get around 15 mpg around town, which is no better than my old full sized Chevy. If it had had a better transmission, with a higher overdrive, I have no doubt that it would be better. Myself, I wish I had the 6 speed manual. The back seat is a strictly short trip thing. If you’ve ever ridden in the back of a deuce & a half, it’s a little better than that. The backup camera is not very clear, and the screen is such that, given the slightest glare, and it’s invisible. And if you’re wearing polarized sunglasses, you can’t see it at all. The power assist steering doesn’t offer much assistance at slow speeds, when you need it the most. Dated styling? Subjective, and some won’t care.

I always have a bag with me with various tools and whatnot and I just like having useful and fun tools. I’m not into destroying stuff I just like to be prepared. I also smoke so I have plenty of lighters

I've actually placed ham on grill fur couple minutes to cook it some then add to sandwich and cheese to grillk it like normal. Better taste with cooked meat

I have a 2017 4.0 v6 with just under 143k miles now, I bought it with 132k and put 10k on it within 8 months. It has been reliable as a brick and I am very happy with the power it has compared to my last truck that was a 2003 ford ranger with the 3.0 V6. I have only two things I don’t like about it. The first I have seen others talk about, the turning radius is not good. My Ranger would turn inside the turning circle of the frontier. The second I haven’t seen anyone else mention on this video but I have seen elsewhere, mine is plagued by the startup rattle. Upon a cold startup (2+ hours of sitting) the timing chain rattles its brains out for about 2 seconds before going quiet. If anyone else has this problem you can hold the gas pedal to the floor so the engine won’t start and crank the it for about 3 seconds before lifting your foot and letting it start. It’s not ideal I know, but the problem is more than likely the secondary tensioner being worn out and needing oil pressure to build in the primary tensioner before the chain won’t rattle it. The repair requires an expensive shop bill or decent mechanical knowledge so this might be the best option for you at the moment. Overall I love the truck though and am hoping to get over 200k out of it. Great video.

I swapped mine in the parking lot i broke down in thanks to you and having most of the tools in my rig. Took an uber to the nearest parts store and got it done. Thanks again for great instructions, Godbless.

Do the later, 2015 up to about 2019 have the same timing chain issues as the earlier models?

How has the 4WD system/transfer case been for you at this length of service? Reliable? Issues? Thanks for the great high mileage review.

A better fix might be to grind or polish the surface that contacts the locking tab, with a Dremel tool or equivalent, so the tab can move freely into a good position behind the blade. 👈

12 минут впустую, у фонаря эксклюзивная особенность изменения яркости при помощи акселерометра. Проворачивание фонаря в горизонтальном положении с удержанной кнопкой меняет яркость диода. Таким же макаром меняется частота строба, но удерживать надо после второго нажатия.