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Midwayusa sells a in home copy that is pretty close to original. It’s new and I’d say 90 percent of the original ones quality. They sell for 200 and often will go on sale for 150. I own both the midway and I have a new unissued one that I’m sure I paid 350 for back In the day. The midway one is nice but yea it made in China 🇨🇳

I really enjoyed your video, and loved the music!

My family lives in bailey's creek

Oh, I got an idea pick a friend that has a car and buy them a toy call and then tell them to keep it but then after that ask them if they can borrow your car and then drive around then poke the car somewhere And then before you asked for the car, get the mini car back don’t tell them that you grabbed it, but just secretly get it and then drop the car in the water and then call them and say you’ll car sink and they will think that you sunk their car it’s actually just a toy car😂

I just got a 1960 220F, what is that part that sits on top of the place where you turn the metal piece inside the globe. I’m missing that piece. Thank you for your videos!

honestly dodge just is better cas its not cheap and looks better and works better

This is a great. I’m not even do this job on my truck but a video like this and a repair manual could save the weekend mechanic who know how much aggravation and time. Thank you

I found this video to be right on the spot as to how to change out thud bearings. Thank you

Excellent! I've been invited to HHS's 50th high school reunion in Nov, & a group of us are staying here for a couple of nights, in the Smithers cabin, which I guess is the new cabin that didn't have a name yet. I'm so excited - I lived in Los Angeles for years and have been back to Harlan maybe twice in the last 40 years. Thanks for sharing!

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I really enjoyed this. I love any type of construction. Road, bridge, dam, levee. Fascinating. I live in the Willamette (pronounced will-am-ett) Valley of Oregon. It’s very similar to your area in flora and fauna except we have a lot of fir trees as well as leaf trees. Our communities rely on the waters that drain from the Cascade range, but we are always watching our backs too. The Army Corp of Engineers built a dam system similar to the TVA, in the 1940s. It works pretty well. No major floods since the ‘60s. ‘96 saw some though. I’ll be checking out more of your videos!

My dad wasn’t in the scouts but he can tell some stories about that place. I’m going this week to visit.

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You did a really fine job of explaining the pack and you did it in a manner as if you and I were sitting across from each other having a discussion. I appreciate that. Keep going with your channel.

I agree I think knives look better when you leave the forge coloring on them

Im a big guy....will this system suit bigger persons? What is the girth measurement?

Someone else who wears nitrile gloves while applying linseed oil to handles. Nice. So many use a clean paper towel or cloth, which soaks up a bunch of oil that never makes it to the handle.

i have an old one to, i hope i can bring it back to life it also has memories of camping in my younger days 40 years ago ...thanks for the video

My families neck of the woods... Paternal family of Helton's Burke's Yeary's & Williams... The new Dayhoit Park we had memorial bricks placed there and the bell is from Dayhoit Church of Christ. At Mark 16:32 turn up there on the left and that's where my family lives..

Have you done a video of Wallins Creek / Dayhoit / Wilhoit area itself?

Thank you man ❤

That’s a 1957-62 Ford 851 or 861. Look on the flat spot by the starter for serial number and model.

My brother in law brought me here. It’s beautiful. It’s worth going out of your way to visit.

But why is the needle so thick😭

Beautiful job!

Thank you!

You can never miss with a Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson Batman reference.

Great views and I got to say I like the way you all roll you just ease around and look at the beauty as you go so many people want To see how fast and how far they can go I want to see it thanks for sharing your adventures

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Funny I came across this. I just bought this system. Back in 2011 I was issued this sleep system during my infantry training. I remember we finally got settled in for the night and as soon as I got in, it started raining hard. I mean HARD. I started to laugh because I was absolutely bone dry. All through the night. I thought this piece of kit was amazing.

Nice job, if you work on Coleman a lot you should invest in a check valve removal tool (about $40.00 on E-bay) it works 95% success rate! Works on stoves and lanterns, make sure you get the one for both sizes of check valves.. Keep up the vids, thanx, Sam

On my hub which is identical to what you are dooing there is a spline washer and a thin spacer washer together. I noticed that your spacer washer had been forced into the outer lock nut. I wondered if that occured during the original auto to manual hub replacement and if the spline washer should go on first.

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The inital tigheting of the nut you don't have to stop and check. Just run here down tight and back off and then start the torque/preload process. I run them down tight to seat bearings then back off and follow Fords recommendation on clicks out.

Now you got me considering the titanium . I like the embossed graduations inside, they want rub off. The 2 qt. pot is best for boiling a large amount of water in a true survival situation. But like you, it is a bit big for 1 person meals. Good video Sir

That green stuff that comes off at 15:05, is that normal? I got my work sharp yesterday and was affraid I immediately ruined it since I scraped that green stuff off :D

Lowest bidder still has to meet military specs. Thanks for your video. Will be getting this system next month.

There's a check valve removal tool that makes life much easier...

(This is Tom, not Sandra.) Great in-depth video on the history of this RC Cola plant. Thank you for sharing it. It's a darn shame businesses like these are going, or have already gone. You did a great job of researching this project, sir. Thank you. I'm sure everyone that is, or was ever, connected with this business owes you a great deal of gratitude for your presentation here. Thank you again for shining a light on this classic business and it's workings throughout the years. Take care and may GOD bless you and yours. (Tom)

Lol I just ran across this video and the intro had me rolling... Gained a follower lol

But yet you won’t eat pickle bologna? lol 😂 I love you crazy!

Anyone know if this is the same process for the 8 lug hub?

I have family in Wallins - a brother, sister and nieces and nephews. My mom lived there in the late 40s and early 50s. I have a lot of family in coldiron too. My mamaw lived up in Forresters Creek until she passed away- Emma Saylor (was married to Purr when she passed). I am related to the Saylor’s (Isom, Blaine, Charlie etc). (Also related to some Brock’s and Skidmores and Blantons).

What kinda thread did you use I might have missed that part. I heard bank line is ok but what did you use?

Picking up a used one for 50 today. How has this held up over past two years?

Sorta in no mans land for me...they put molle webbing on the sides with very limited use once the side pockets are used with a taller bottle like the 40oz KKanteens, and they wasted all the space on the front panel with literally nothing, just one little webbing strap. I like the capacity and the color, 35L seems to be in the sweet spot for me, But I went with the Highlander Forces 33L Rucksack, I liked the Olive Green better and the side pockets don't take up inside space when stuffed.

Put quick heat on the collar without hitting the screw….try not putting the flame on the screw. The victor wrench never fails me.