Great idea. I built mine from your concept. Thanks.

Do you find that the voltage drop accross the distance from the truck battery to the wench is a problem ?

Good afternoon. I do have a question for you that I was hoping you could help me with. I have the exact same jeep as you. And 83 CJ seven with the exact same set up. I too am having steering issues and I have already rebuilt the entire front end. Just like you, I went with a rebuilt steering gearbox from O’Reilly‘s. It has proven to be disastrous. I’m considering a redhead steering gearbox until I saw your video for the PSC. In your opinion, do you feel that PSC would be better than the redhead. I can tell there is a significance and price difference, also I’ve recently replaced the power steering pump from O’Reillys as well. And I’m wondering will I need to replace the gearbox and the hydraulic system to match PSC. Essentially I would like my results to be just like yours. Tight steering thanks in advance for your help advice and great job on the videos.

Thanks dude.... very useful video.... save me a lot of time, regards!

i don't understand, the video says no battery but your using a battery...

were you able to find the hidden VIN on the fire it is supposed to be below the blower motor hole or in that area I'm trying to find it on a 79 Camaro

I want to know how chair holds up kept outside everyday because that what I need. I need an outdoor chair not a camp chair....I just ordered the Hondo

BEST review. As a single female around 5', no reviews were answering my main concerns about weight/having to haul/load in and out of a car on my own (I'm not worried about bears and how many beers, lol). Knowing the weight vs capacity comparisons and that I can stack on the 48 and save trips lugging things back and forth is amazing. TY!

Great video as I'm after a roadie 32. Thanks for sharing 😊

7:46 Oriental?

The big thing with all these chairs is how they will hold up in constant sun over time....I just ordered the Hondo because its a bit wider

I just ordered the Traihead today.....I needed a chair that I could keep out in the sun 365 a year. I have been buying these "Freestyle Rockers" chairs but they get ripped from exposure to the sun. They were ripping in less than a year at $69....Hoping Yeti's UV protection will be worth the price

Thank you so much for showing the difference of the lining!!

Just purchased this and one of the first things I tried was to see if it fit in my cars trunk and I’m happy to report it does but it can only go in 1 way. It’s a Toyota Avalon which is a larger sedan compared to a lot of the cars on the market these days.

Really really

Yeti need to get the baskets back in stock they don't have any small baskets in stock

What input shaft did you use to marry up to the Chevy 350 clutch?

The seal on the smaller orange cooler looks like the older style they still use on the Tundra series

I’m trying to decide between a tundra 45 vs a haul or roadie 48

Great vid- thanks man!

If this video actually helped bring it back - thank you! My Tundra 45 arrives tomorrow

Yes terrible fit

That Gap on driver's fender looks terrible it shouldn't be that bad

Both stupidly overpriced like all yeti products

Appreciate the review. Any chance the hondo cup holder fits in the trailhead??? Not sure if you can buy the hondo holders separately or not...but it appears to be slightly further out from the chair maybe mitigating the interference with the mechanism below the handle.

What part of north Georgia? I’m in Habersham!

That Roadie 15 is just about as perfect of a day cooler for one or two people as can be made. The size is perfect. You can fit two cans on top of each other if you need two and with the small tray you can buy to fit it you can fit you a couple chicken Po’ Boys. The only problem with it is that Yeti price but you’ve gotta pay to play. I’m ordering one tomorrow.

Great video thanks!

Handle and wheel position on the haul will make it easier to use unless your stacking stuff on top the cooler

Too small for the bulky outside of a hard cooler , much better off with the roadie 24

A great and very helpful review. I'm about to go buy a Roadie 32 or 48 and your thoughtful and complete analysis has been very helpful. It's an expensive purchase and I'd like to get it right. I'm now a subscriber and look forward to your next videos. Thank you!

What would you say the lifespan with normal wear and tear is for these ?

I just bought the agave green soft cooler size 20. Using for day stuff not where I can’t access more ice etc. I might get one of these to keep in the back of my truck with less need for maintaining and adding ice. Also bought the duffle 100 bc I need a lot of waterproof space for truck bed occasionally.

I know this video is old, but I just busted out my exact same sander that I haven’t used in several years to try to give it another shot. I used it for a year or two before replacing it with a grizzly 72 inch knife sander. I’m just a hobbyist and use the sander three or four times a week, so I would not call myself an expert. When I bought the jet, I bought it for the quality name, but was immediately disappointed. The biggest problem for me is adjusting the tracking on the belt portion. You have to use, an Allen wrench and a set screw to keep it in place. It’s a multi step process to adjust the freaking tracking, which should be a simple procedure as it is on the grizzly. The motor bogs down and the tension on the belt portion is not enough, because the spring is too weak for the unit. Jet should be embarrassed to sell this under their brand name.

That's awesome. That is my next build, but I will be using 1 1/4 angle since I have a lot already. Thank You

Where is part 3?

Thanks for the information

Great job, JD, my question is on the metal ring welded to the expanded metal to hold the weber what size is the metal? Thank You

Nice video,just a few comments about Big Tex,about 3-1/2 years ago I purchased a 10 DM car hauler from Big Tex, a beautiful steel deck 22’ with dovetail.They delivered the trailer from the factory in Mt. Pleasant Texas to Lufkin Texas which is about halfway to my home south of Houston. Met the driver there and picked up the trailer and was very happy.Within several months that changed ,on both fenders the paint started peeling,after many calls to the salesman and service department they told me to bring it back to Mt.Pleasant,thats a 500 mile trip from home I would have to make,so instead of taking the fenders to the Houston Big Tex ,they wouldn’t go for it.Ended up painting them myself.Several months ago I lost a ramp due to the cheesy design on the ramp storage,another month and a half before they shipped a new one,which was $150,so needless to say I wont be buying anything or recommending themto anyone Thanks jg

I don’t know if anyone mentioned it already but the Roadie 24 uses the same dry basket as the 32

Can’t wait for my Roadie 15 to arrive on Thursday! It’s replacing a Cabela’s Coldsnap 9-can that lasted 8-9 months of every work day use. The latch is this close 🤏 to not functioning at all. The Roadie will be a little bigger, lots heavier, and lifetime durable. The shoulder strap was the biggest dealbreaker because I have a broken foot and can’t carry a lunch box on my knee scooter or up/down stairs without a shoulder strap. Killed all the other possibilities for a premium hard lunch box. I have lots of other Yeti products so I’m sure it’s well worth it. ❄️

the weight difference should show its value in ice retention though

great review - thanks to you and Jake!

Can’t find a white one. I’ll wait.

I wish they would have released it months ago. I was seriously looking for a small cooler to fit inside my truck. I bought several yeti 24 roadies but they were too big. I’m debating on buying the roadie 15 for my truck knowing I won’t use it for long this summer.

He is a marine he could do anything.

Does the tundra haul fit behind your truck with the bed cover so you can close it?

Love your videos I have a question how did u go about sanding the inside of the cowl

Can you please teach how to calibrate crimps?

Beer capacity at kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnrLp3eXj8Z0hLssi=fLb1hZOu6zQX7mVj&t=840