Would the 1 hour at 300 degrees be the same baking time for a billit aluminum lower

Were about is this hiking place at i want to go hiking there it loos nice

Dude those culverts they tagged are not "nature"

Your campsite ,Your chair, campfire, good food and drink late at night.....that's gold too....good production...honest😊

Need to use more heat,that heat your using is enough,need a torch,then quench with water,then the puller will work

I know he's not wearing a mask because he's smoking a cigarette. He probably deep fries his Thanksgiving turkey, too. In this garage.

Can you anchor your boat along the shoreline? Thank you for the vid. BiG Thumbs UP!

This dude fucks

How’s the ride in the smaller craft? Thinking of something similar maybe a tad longer.

The makers of this crap design should be forced to buy it back. I tried heat , penetrating oil. Banging on it with a hammer anf a heavy pin and finally a 7 ton puller which bent the rim but the seize up didn't budge. My last plan pump expanding foam inside both tires. Manufacturers could've preventedall this by placing a plastic bushing in there to prevent direct contact of axle with the rim . Any maker who choose to save on A stupid 50 cent part doesn't deserve our business.

Nice video! I got that desert every month with my dad, we ride dirt bikes, and 4 x 4’s

Went to these back in the 60s-80s is the broiler still at the bottom?

I know this is from 6yrs ago but are you still using it? My wife was in harbor freight and found the same cart and is thinking about using it the same way.

Oorraaley

I've always heard that black mastic was asbestos.

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Rust Welded on the axil, I know the frustration, I spent two days and tried everything and then I see a you tube a guy used an air hammer i tried it and it worked. I guess the vibrations is what loosen up the rust weld.

I need translation for tagalog version

You lost all validity whe you said it increases hp by 5mph.....

I want to go explore it

My dad was a radar jockey here from 1969 through 1973. His official job title was "Electronic Counter, Counter Measures Technician". He would take me to work with him often when he was on the graveyard shift. I had to get on the floor of our 62 Impala and he would cover me up with a coat so we could get through the guard gate. He taught me how to read the paints on the radar screens. I learned how to discern mountains, clouds, flocks of birds AND aircraft. He also taught me how to put the crosshairs on potential aircraft and send the data to the computer in the back room. If the local computer determined it was unidentified aircraft, it would send the data to a more powerful computer in Texas. I was 6, 7 and 8 years old and protecting the west coast during the cold war, while my dad napped. Amazing memories and my first "video game"! I could still run that equipment to this day if it still existed. While not photographic, I do have an excellent memory. Good times!

My dad was a radar jockey here from 1969 through 1973. His official job title was "Electronic Counter, Counter Measures Technician". He would take me to work with him often when he was on the graveyard shift. I had to get on the floor of our 62 Impala and he would cover me up with a coat so we could get through the guard gate. He taught me how to read the paints on the radar screens. I learned how to discern mountains, clouds, flocks of birds AND aircraft. He also taught me how to put the crosshairs on potential aircraft and send the data to the computer in the back room. If the local computer determined it was unidentified aircraft, it would send the data to a more powerful computer in Texas. I was 6, 7 and 8 years old and protecting the west coast during the cold war, while my dad napped. Amazing memories and my first "video game"! I could still run that equipment to this day if it still existed. While not photographic, I do have an excellent memory. Good times!

When I lived there was around 1978-1980ish and he wasn't making stuff for movies anymore, just try to make his property like Egypt and Greece place and he doberman's that protected the property .

When I lived there was around 1978-1980ish and he wasn't making stuff for movies anymore, just try to make his property like Egypt and Greece place and he doberman's that protected the property .

I lived there in the mobile home when I was like 8-10 years old and there were very deep pools, and there was a house that is now collapsed and a family lived there to. That long ware house now where Mr nelson lived and he had all kinds of statues and huge Egyptian things, going threw the gate straight ahead was a mobile home with a huge front porch with huge vases on each side of the door so big you could get in and sit comfortably. We moved but it was always a interesting place.

So do you find anything at the mines? Like a piece of stone?????? I’m really disappointed not to see any good stones 🤯🤯

Can I cerakote a black Aero Precision lower to FDE? And do u think it is a good idea for me to do so?

Must be an act. Nobody can be that stupid.

That’s port San Luis. No quite Avila. Avila is is bit farther down. Good spot for bat rays

I read an article that the poker card players that got caught cheating would get shot on the spot and buried at Spadra. When the Sycamore inn was famous. Some of these killed were unknown.

Chain and bottle jack

Harob freight puller62620

You handle the situation well considering Rosa's behavior.

Historical time in history, this was crazy.

Good afternoon Please tell me, if you lost the ignition key, can you really start it without it?

Hello! I know this video was posted quite a while ago, but I wanted to let you know that the plant you found around 3:00 is Encelia farinosa (Brittlebush), not White Sage (Salvia apiana). Very similar foliage color, but a different plant entirely in a different family and genus. Encelia farinosa has yellow, daisy-like flowers, and Salvia apiana has flower spikes which contain many small white or pale lavender flowers. I also highly discourage wild harvesting White Sage because it is illegal to do so and can harm the native ecosystem. Best thing you can do is buy and grow your own White Sage plant and harvest from that (try Tree of Life Nursery, Theodore Payne Foundation, or Armstrong Garden Center) :) Nice video though!

Hello! I know this video was posted a while ago now, but I wanted to tell you that the plant you found at around 3:00 is actually Encelia farinosa (brittlebush). Very similar foliage to White Sage (Salvia apiana) but a different plant in an entirely different genus and family. I also highly discourage wild collecting White Sage, as it is illegal, and harvesting it can harm the native ecosystem. Best thing you can do is buy a White Sage plant from a nursery (try Tree of Life Nursery, Theodore Payne Foundation, or Armstrong Garden Center) and harvest from your own plant :) Nice video though!

"Fire Fire Fire." Bevis loves this one.

Thanks for uploading this video. Interesting that theres no way of launching with electrical wheels

The allen head screws are on the other side...DUH......

Tony where did you pick a free sail boat

so this is what I should be using in the headliner of my car.... I live in Florida :)

My great grandmother use to make head cheese out of hog head. I was tripped out when my local walmart had hog heads for sale a few years ago. Should of got one.

They opened a new Bass Pro Shop in Irvine at Orange County

Wow… incredible.. thank you for the demonstration 🙏

For me my infallible is way easier to get in and stay above the water alum boat of it feel with water all bad fsct

Toms Place is 22 miles above Bishop

The off gas from the burning vinyl ???

What is the density of this one inch insulation blanket in kg/cubic meter?

I hope you took the pizza oven with you