Advantage of a woodstove: you can shove into it "whatever you want". Leftover pallets... wooden beams from a roof... planks... wood from someone's tree... briquets... you can even burn pellets. So, there's also the possibility to get some free wood every year. With a pellet stove: you can only burn pellets and you have to pay the marketprice. Advantage of a pelletstove: I believe you can program when it starts to burn, so it can be nice and warm when you get out of bed. With a woodstove: you have to get up in the cold and wait for the stove to heat up.

Going up tire size is fine if you need it. Regear the truck and you can get back to the oem gear. I have a 1 ton srw. I run 55 front and 65 rear when empty. When I tow I run 60 and 80. I would never ever buy a tire lower rated than oem. You never know when you might need to heavy tow.

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Great info. Thanks

I've got an England pvd 25 for sale with 15 bags of pellets and 200 dollars worth of new parts only reason for sale I'm too old to maintain it

Hey I’m looking at getting a pellet stove How’s your Ram 2500 Nice tutorial

Only reason you have chimney fires with woodstove is operator error. If you burn wet or green wood it makes creosote as long as you burn dry wood and annual chimney cleaning. As far as temperature control the new air tight units are very easy to control burn rate and heat output. The older units not so much. We experience another supply chain issue you could have a problem getting pellets. That's not the case with woodstove.

Thanks dude! Wish I saw this when I was changing the stupid rusted fuel pump. Fuel lines on top of gas tank rust so bad from road salt

They look like a knock off of the bf good rich All terrains lol

How to get the clip back in the fitting?

One additional plus for wood stoves is the ability to burn up certain things that would be thrown out. I have a carpentry shop and produce a lot of wood scrap. I suppose you could also think about Dexter Morgan.....Titanium does not burn.

The 1-6 aux buttons are for accessories only. The plow wiring is separate and also waiting for your choice of plow . When connection with the factory wiring is made a little plow truck symbol Illuminates in the dash like a seatbelt indicator. I've been plowing almost 20 years with rams only and the evolution has been tremendous. The plow prep package is a serious must have. Running#2 alternators in the package mentioned in the video. Ram really made it easy to setup your truck for plowing finally. This was unheard of in the 90's Great video and Truck !

Maybe if you would have read the manual you would have saved yourself a lot of grief. It tells you in the manual you have to clean out the exhaust fan area before use every season. I have had mine for 8 years and never had that problem because I have cleaned that area out and vacuum any ash and use a pellet stove brush on a drill to clean out all the ports. The other thing is this unit has a diagnostic mode and if you use it you will know what functions are working and what is not. Your fan problem would have taken about 20 seconds in diagnostic mode to let you know the fan was bad. It helps to read. Good Luck..

Is there a blower for the room or into the room, and a blower for the burning pellets, air onto the pellets?

Pellets can be delivered, even to the boonies. If you shop right, the deliveries are free and the cost is the same as driving in to grab my own. Delivery driver drops the 40lb bag on the front porch, readily accessible for anyone with a disability. Kind of sinks the whole wood being easier argument which honestly? Was weird because you don't stoke a fire with a single piece of wood. Going back and forth multiple times for a person with a disability is not an easy thing either. Whereas a couple scoops of pellets can keep the fire going for a decent amount of time or even better? Fill a pail with some wheels on it from that front porch where the bag was delivered to in my example vs. having to go out to the woodpile and haul lumber in piece by piece. See where it falls apart?

To be honest, the best part of this video was the commercial break. Your whining is exhausting.

Mine worked for 6 years, no problem. Pretty sure its first problem is just a thermocouple burned out. Should be quick and easy fix.

Pity the man who has to wear a hat indoors, insulation might be a better consideration. If moving a bag of pellets is already too much effort, then wood definitely ain't for you.

Wood stoves do not last forever… they warp, crack and simply can burn out the material they are constructed from a become a fire hazard. I do agree they last a long time. 27 years heating with wood and I was over the moon when I bought my first Harmon pellet stove, no more cutting wood👍vary interested in the liberty rocket Stove also has a gravity feed pellet attachment and is UL tested and approved no power necessary.

My biggest thing is power outages...I'd rather have a coal fired stove. 1; 25 lbs bag of coal will last 12 hours

dudes....have pell stove chimney heat up a lill green house which also has a heat pump air to air in it...mmmmmm

Pellet stoves reley on someone to provide that pellet...you can't make them...youre under the thumb of the manufacturer to provide...foolish move.

Blah Blah Blah .... lots of talk and no real information

That is the kind of fly you take forever to tie and that you loose first cast

Yes the fire hazard is absolutely the reason to pick a pellet stove over a wood stove - and I've had both !

Pellet stoves has to have electricity to run . And you have to have pellets . I'll stay with my wood stove . I can burn twigs , wood chunks , split wood .

I like the fact my stove in the basement in the middle of the house has masonry sides & back around it eventually the masonry also heats up

Good one, man!! This is about the best video I've seen on de-badging! Down & dirty!! I used the Harbor Freight plastic body tools to pop off the lettering, instead of messing with the heat gun. Came out fine.

we had a pellet stove for 6 years in my 'city' house. We had to clean out clinkers and stuff from the hardwood pellets every few days... not as much as the woodstove, but it's not fire and forget... I honestly preferred the pellet stove and the thermostat running the show, but with 25 acres of woods....

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Great job

Ordered the wheel.... worked exactly like you said and demonstrated. THANKS

This man is a gift from God.

We've got awesome modern power tools, but garbage modern hand tools.

House I moved into had two breckwell pellet stoves. I kept the Big E and gave my father the nicer step down stove that looks more like a classic woodstove. Father in law has a Pellet Pro. Breckwell will set you back but much more serviceable yourself then pellet pros. Any sensors go out or troubshooting needed you just removed them from your troublshooting process and if the stove works without it, thats the $10 part that needs replaced. Circuit boards were $300 though. Otherwise we both heat about 1600 sqft all winter northern WI no problem with them. He has a ranch style home with stove on one end and uses his furnace a few times a day to circulate the heat better. I have a 3 story with a center open staircase with the big e at the bottom and distributes heat perfectly. Ive been playing with using my electric baseboard more because its actually cheaper with it being on peak heat but need the pellet stove for backup heat when electric is shutoff on off peak times. First year i went through 5 pallets of pellets not using any electric. At the time a pallet was $215. Now its $250 a pallet or like $5.29 a bag if you dont buy bulk. Last winter was warm but I used less then one pallet and just ran my stove on a lower setting using it in conjunction with electric heat. The Big E holds 3 bags or 120lbs of pellets and on setting 1 or 2 its uses either 1lb/hr or just over 2lb/hr. Could get anywhere from 3-5 days without filling at that level. Less cleanup too. I live 20 minutes from where they make the Indek pellets and out of 10 brands ive tried, they are the Best. Unfortunately i cant buy direct. I have to buy from menards or local hardware. I would still entertain a wood stove because of my free wood and need to use up my wood i already cut. Not having to tend a stove so much is great but I also enjoy it as im a seasonal worker and am home all winter.

We had the store load the vehicle, then we used a shop vac with cyclonic filter to move the pellets out of the bags and into the house, into 55 drums in the basement. Could do that same to bring it up, but we use a bucket. Now wood, thats just A LOT of work and danger... but cheap.

It only takes 2 cans to do a vehicle and you do NOT need a trigger wuss attachment.

Big fan of the Eagle Grips. Sad they closed down. At least Snap-on is still making them

Great video. Thank you for that short explanation. Allowed me to get my fuel pump disconnected in 4 minutes.

Need to get front end alignment..don’t forget that 👍🏻

Have them exact tires on my 2016 ram 1500 rebel

This video definitely makes me reconsider buying a PelPro. I’m in the market but the safety feature you mentioned right at the beginning is very reassuring. (Used wrong account first time, sorry.)

Most Pellet stoves require electricity, big issue when power is out for a week or more

Great video.

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Funny my wife and I moved out of the city and doing the same kind of things in the Rockies.

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The best thing about 35s is all the lightly used 33s the jeep owners don’t use I have 4 sets of new jeep rims and tires from people who upgraded to 35s and I got them for free

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When the Wildpeak 35's that came on my JK finally wear out, I'm moving down from a 12" width to a 10 inch width. These things I have now are massive, and stick out past the fenders. They fling mud and gravel all up the side of my Jeep. I have no use for wide tires.