you forgot the 56 Lumen Emergency Triangle LED Work Light, its a magnetic light with a hook and it lights up white or orange and flashes, great for sticking to your trunk to let people know your there, always keep 2 in your bag for front and rear of the car.

Your music ruins u

Just throw it out, when you mix old fuel with new fuel your actually just contaminating the new fuel and while it may fire up and run. The damages caused is now being extended as you run the contaminated fuel for longer periods of time. All the sediments that are broken down in the fuel not to mention the build of algae that is now mixed throughout the fuel has a higher chance of damaging your motor due to the sediment being broken down into smaller parts allowing it to get past the fuel filter and causing build up on the piston or cylinder walls. Infact what you are doing is far worse than trying to run the fuel in its dirty state without mixing it in with new fuel. Just thought I’d share that with you as it seems to be a common misconception, by all means if your not planning to get a lot more usage out of the motor then it’s fair to say your not harming it but if you have new expensive machinery, especially small engines, it’s vital that you use the best fuel. Some manufactured ask for the highest premium RON octane rating fuel etc

What size are the tires? I inherited same trailer from my grandfather but the tires are so worn down I can’t read them

Is that safe with the muffler pointing away from the house inside the garage?

nothing says quality firewood like wood stacked directly on the ground

ya nice

Can't watch because of the ghetto music. Bye.

i agree that JD hoods are pretty much junk , been patching mine for several years with whatever i had on hand. The price of a new hood is insane so i patch and patch and patch

Perfect. Thank you.

Don’t forget to drop the tire from Tim to time to check the inflation and for corrosion, so it’s ready to use when needed. Always replace with the valve stem down and to the rear so you can check the inflation easily with the tire raised. Dropped mine last week, clean the rim and checked the inflation on my 2020 Rebel.

Didn't even clean the deck while he had it out...😢sad..

Trying to find a rhd jeep. Where did you get yours?

Very nice

Which end of the rod though the flared end or regular end

@FourAcres can you PLEASE send a link for the carburetor or manufacturer and part number? I have the exact FS74. It was my dad's and he is no longer with us. I would love to get it going again!

My tire is frozen on the cable. Turning the assembly doesn’t work. Can’t see cable to cut it. Any way to remove other than cutting the spring assembly???

Can’t wait to learn from you. I am currently gardening in Texas, but we are planning to move to Wilmington next year.

Great job on your video! I see your channel growing quickly.

Very practical chainsaw box you've made. I'm wondering whether you are up for a collaboration on talking something about chainsaw maintenance?

Aren’t you supposed to put it back up with the valve stem facing down?

That was exactly my reaction when I saw our first chicks. 🤣😂

Just pick up an old Stihl FS76 string trimmer out of the local landfill for nothing; appear to be all there but the engine is locked up, that's where I am at the moment. This one does not the handles like yours but is a straight shaft with the usual string trimmer throttle controls. I don't plan on putting any money in this one, just my time, more for fun. Karl in Michigan where it is too cold at the moment to fool with it.

This video was so fun to watch, the chicks are adorable!! Sometimes the best projects are the ones that use the materials you have on hand!

What a cobbled together mess. I LOVE it! Work with what you got.

Boy, Those Chicks are growing fast! Traveling Chickens in an RV! Very Nice!

Looks good! Let us know how it works throughout the summer.

Great video

Life thanks you

Great update, how exciting about the chicks!! Best of luck to those little ones!

Congrats!

Chicken Breeders! You have found your calling! So much fun! Keep those Foxes away from those beautiful little ones!

How exciting. I haven't had my hens produce chicks in years. Oh well. Freezer camp.

Coban is pretty amazing stuff. I carry a much smaller roll of tape in my first aid kit and have replaced my large tape roll with ace bandages for when I need to hold gauze onto a larger cut. You can fold them flat (rather than rolled like Coban is) and they are so much nicer than tape for using on large body parts such as arms, legs etc - especially for those of us with hair!

Now we need zombie tool recommendations, thanks for being there.

Congratulations to you both!

Toilet paper?

Excellent

Howdy just found you...leaving a like and saying hello. Best of luck on the channel.

Updating your kit is a great idea. It is now on my list! Including some of your added suggestions. Never thought of them but see the possible uses. Hope never need any of them but you never know! Thanks for making us think!

Loving these prep videos, awesome job!

Great video! Your preparedness is inspiring!

Man up and buy those pads! *my personal favorite part <3🥰

That socket set is junk. I wouldve gone slightly better on the socket set.

Awesome video, definitely inspiring us to re-up on our car emergency kit- We actually got a new set of jumper cables last week! The receiver of this gift is a lucky person!

You forgot a first aid kit bro, that’s if the vehicle doesn’t provide one

Absolutely love what you're doing here. However, I would like to know the total cost (not using coupons) for your entire set up. Maybe add it to the video description? Also, I was just doing the same but I'm not sticking with only HF tools. For me, this tool kit is to be used ONLY in case of an emergency, not repairs and maintenance when I'm home. So the warranty isn't the issue, reliability IS. SO while I like the idea, I'm going to stock mine with other, more reliable tools. However in the spirit of your video, here's what I would suggest: 1 - Replace the screwdrivers with the Quinn 15 piece set or maybe the diamond tipped set altho the diamond tipped set is said to bend easily. It's just a little more expensive and the screwdrivers are much better. That Pittsburgh set is notoriously bad. I've heard so many complaints from people where the rubber falls off, to the tool breaking or even bending when put under minimal load, etc. 2 - I would add locking pliers - you know, Vice Grip pliers. Not sure which brand is best here as HF sells 2 different ones. 3 - Pliers - I've heard so many bad things about those Pittsburgh pliers I wouldn't trust them. I swap them for the Quinn set, which has riveted pivot points instead of nut and bolt. Or maybe even cobble together a set from Doyle. I absolutely LOVE the Doyle pliers I've used. They're amazing and inexpensive. 4 - I would add a 1/2 inch ratchet, a 1/2 inch breaker bar and the 1/2 inch Pittsburgh or Maddox Lug Nut socket set. This could be invaluable as lug nuts are notoriously difficult to get loosened and if the car either doesn't have a lug wrench or it's poorly made, this could save your bacon. 5 - Pry Bar - I wouldn't worry about a set of these as you only need one. Maybe like one that's 8 - 12 inches. This can be SUPER handy. Again I prefer Quinn over Pittsburgh personally. 6 - Battery Terminal Cleaner - this is a small wire brush specifically made for cleaning battery terminals. You never know when that little issue might cause your car to die and it would be so helpful to have one. HF sells these and they're really fantastic and inexpensive. 7 - Wheel Chocks - and you need at a minimum 2 of these but 4 would be better. These will help keep your car from rolling if you're changing a tire which would further your repair bills and could seriously injure people. 4 is NOT for all 4 wheels but 2 on 2 wheels, preventing forwards and backwards movement of the car. HF puts these on sale all the time for like $4 each. 8 - Tow Strap - never know when you might need to be pulled out. (But this IMO is optional). Also I would make sure that Pittsburgh socket set you showed has a socket that will work with your battery terminals. If the size is not in the set swap one out. If you need to emergency battery swap and you don't have the right size, it could be a problem. Gloves - I totally agree with leather but you also might want to add some Hardy Winter Work Gloves. They're thicker and will help keep your hands warmer in the winter if you have to get out and work. You might want to throw in some Mylar Emergency Thermal blankets. Not sold at HF but a pack of 10 sells on Amazon for like $10. Oh also just found a set of Poncho's with the mylar emergency thermal material inside. They're only like $20 for a pack of 4 on Amazon and could provide much needed rain and thermal protection. Also maybe find an inexpensive "Please Send Help" sign that you could tie to the car if you're really stuck somewhere with no phone coverage.

Excellent kit on this as well, enjoying all of your kit videos, glad to have found your channel this evening

Great kit recommendations 💯

Great kit you got him! I’m sure he will appreciate it very much, and great vid 💯