Do they offer them with front coils? And do they end up leveling the front end? I have a block leveler and the ride is not as smooth as I would have hoped.

I have a 2003 V8 full time 4wd 4Runner. I had Bilstein 5100s installed with the 2 inch lift in the front. Just this week, I replaced the rear Xreas shocks with generic Autozone units. I then played with the tire pressures to find the best ride for on street ride. I don't do outrageous off road stuff, only mild to medium dirt trails. If the rear shocks blow out, it's cheap enough to just replace them.

Great video Sean! Love the “Pyrates” shoutout! Thanks for assisting to make this a much better ride! Awesome teamwork.

I hear you should put a fuse by the battery with the Bluetti. I just got mine. It’s so confusing lol. I checked with them and they say use a 60 watt fuse. I have no idea how to add that. Any help please 😀

Nice. I got the same light bar. Just waiting on the weather to warm up here in Colorado. There’s a product called “cord cover floor” in Amazon I bought to hide the wire coming down from the windshield. There’s another gentleman I saw here in YT that used it and apparently it works like a charm. We’ll see how it goes.

I didn't believe it at first but now I do!!!

Hoping warm weather returns soon so I can get some range time in.

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Good stuff! Thanks for the vid! Just got my OVS Nomadic4 today!

badass video brotha, loved every minute of it.

Cool video thumbs up. I live in a cabin three rooms and a bath. I have electric heat. It goes out now and then. I have used the Little Buddy Heater. I don't like the long hoses. What is the name of this heater and where can I buy it and what does it cost? Do you think this would be safe inside my cabin? Awesome video thumbs up.

seems simple enough. i like it thanks man

Great bit of instruction.

I've used my 18,000 BTU Big Buddy for 2 yrs now & it's connected to a 20# propane tank during our really frigid temps we recently got. It always keeps us toasty warm.

I ran one all winter last year in my camper. Never used hi the hole time. Only thing these are bad for is humidity and the smell. But it saved me. Its my back up now, i have a wood heater. Works good with a 30lb tank.

Great video Sean, but your niece is upset, she didnt get a cameo or a shoutout🐾🤎!

Sweet. God bless.

Propane Same games Moisture creating molds Which destroy folks Buddy heaters Even more moisture Many other choices Windows open 15 degrees Whats the point Lies propane inside long term has human danger Blessing

Awesome video Sean!! Had a blast with everyone! Can't wait for the next one!

I used one last winter 18000 BTU it put too much moisture in my RV. Solved with diesel heaters and wood pellet stoves.

Awesome video brother! Take care 🙌🏽🇺🇸

Awesome trip!!!!!

Much better! And I am jealous. I would have loved to join

Got one simular to that i run it in house during the day love it. Usually run it on low

Where you can buy them in the Kansas City area

How much does it cost to buy one what is the price

what's the camping table?

My space heater I’ve had now over 45 years plus and it still works this day

I dont think it legal to have propane tanks in the hose. Not that you said that

Where would we be without dog helpers

I have one the rollover safety switch stopped working I used a fuse out of my car to bypass it . 50 cent fuse keep us from freezing. I strapped it down in the trailer so it won’t fall over

A link would have been very helpful. Maybe next time??

I bought 4! Well Worth the Money

This heater saved us during the 5 Freeze when we lost power for 5 days (Texas )

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Nice review and good looking refrigerator.

Nice Sean

Have you done a review on the radio ? I’d be interested in hearing about the range in different environments 👍

I know it depends on where you live and how cold it gets but here in northwest Florida we can run our Mr Heater cabinet heater for seven days about ten hours a day on the low setting using one 20 lb propane cylinder. Basically heating our house up to 77 degrees then shut it down over night. We have a small usb fan that sits on top to the heater which blows the heat into an area that you are residing and always use a carbon monoxide detector and gas detector and have never experienced any alarms. Also remember to crack open a window to make sure you are replacing the oxygen being burned.

"You WON'T BELIEVE How Hot This 18,000 BTU Portable Space Heater Gets!"... I'm gonna go out on a Limb & guess that it gets to 18,000 BTU's 😂

Humm my max charges every powerstation

I have a similar Heater they are wonderful

nice ty

20 pounds of propane to run on Hi continuously for 23 hours, 647 pounds of propane to run on Hi continuously for 31 days. Now times that by the number of heaters needed to heat your home (ex. 1200 square foot home would need 3 heaters, 647 pounds of propane per heater x 3 heaters = 1941 pounds of propane to heat 1200 square feet. Average home is 2500 square feet, so 6 heaters & 4076.1 pounds of propane to heat the average home.) Good for short-term heating during an outage or supplemental heating, but not viable as a long-term main source of heating.

I don't get it every cabinet heater rated out door use only . Yours is to. My guess it because 20 pound tank inside the big buddy and little can be piped outside with tank. Most states you can't keep 20 pound inside. Because of leaks and risk of explosion.

The CAMPLUX Propane Heater is $30 more than the Mr. Heater MH18CH Cabinet heater. Neither of them have a thermostat. If the Camplux had a thermostat it would be worth the extra $30.

Big buddy heater on wheels wow . Not impressed

Okay, but let me guess. Hot enough to raise 18,000 pounds of water by 1 degree? No, wait. Hot enough to raise 1 pound of water by 18,000 degrees? Okay, okay, Hot enough to raise 1 pound of water by 1 degree, 18,000 times!?

Let me guess.... It gets about 18,000 BTU hot?