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You assembled the cheap one with the plate upside down. Don't know how much difference it will make, but it should force more heat through the holes. If you want to make camp toast, just put it on the grate or toast it in a pan or on a griddle. It's fast and much more even. With the main burner on high, you can toast with a marshmallow skewer in about 15 seconds a side. These things are a waste of space in my opinion.

Hey John I’m in need of a lawnmower I am a teenager trying to start a business but don’t have a lawn mower i love the Farris lawnmower

Wish I had a zero turn

Is it normal to feel the blades vibrating and hear an almost tumbling sound?

Might try placing a torx bit in the screw and heating with a torch

Don't use Red Loctite! Always use blue on sights

Thanks for the video! I didn't know that the old style even existed. Just bought one on eBay. Can't wait to check it out.

I'm 6'2" 270# my 10T fills with water through scupper holes no matter how tight they are. Just doesn't handle the wieght. Rides too low in water. Also very unstable

I just ordered a size 10 skillet and lid from Field. I want to end up with the size 8 and 12 (with lids) and the Dutch oven. Should be able to cook anything I need in those 4 pieces.

JD you funny...thanks Kool vid

I have used both styles. Used the wire framed type for a number of years, takes lots of flame to get that diffusion pan radiant enough. The pyramidal type is what I’ve use for the last 10 or so. Found it in a thrift shop for a dollar. Less heat, quicker toasting and less fuel used. Can’t go wrong.

Hola de cuantos watios es esa máquina, aquí en Colombia las Dewalt son costosas por lo finas. Saludos 👍🇨🇴

Thank you

very nice

Great mower! I purchased one in 2020 and use it commercially. Currently has 1600 hours on it. The only issues I have had are with wiring for PTO switch and starting issues due to safety switches. I couldn't be happier though. Great selection and great video! Enjoy

Nice review that cable for deck adjustment is different but i guess they know seems like great machine 👌🏾

Is the generator down below?

Just got one of the “good’ ones today- glad to see that it works so well!

Always run a small load for about 20 minutes and you will have no problems getting it started

That’s loud but it’s a very good unit hopefully you have an inverter

I have one of those vintage ones in great shape! Never used it, had it on a shelf as a decoration. I'm going to give it a try!

Nice stove ! But you should eat better food.......

The new lantern appears to have the mantels positioned higher than the old lantern, perched high and tucked snugly under the hood. The new orientation has advantages for seeing, based on the most common usage scenarios. However if you're looking for possums in the upper tree branches, it's distinctly less effective than the old design. For bank fishing at night, I like the new configuration.

No comparison between the 2. I have had one of the cheaper ones and quit using it.

I use to use the wire type for years. Last year I discovered if you just throw your bagel or toast on a gas BBQ it works great. Get the first slide the darkness desired then flip it over, butter it and when the second side is done its perfect.

You need to crank up the heat

The old one holds the heat better I’ve used the new one it needs lots of heat

Thanks for posting this.

The older model is superior for the simple reason that it uses graphite packing rather than rubber o-rings for sealing purposes. That old 220 is a workhorse.

Water u cuttin man ironwood? Lol no.

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Two recommendations. Do something with the heads of the bolts. Presently someone can break the glass, reach in with a wrench and loosen the bolts. I recommend either grinding the bolt heads or coating them with something like shoe goo to prevent someone from taking a wrench to them. I would also put a piece of wood between the two sections of the window so the bottom section can't be raised. A piece of wood and a couple of nails.

If someone is willing to cross your field and break into your remote barn they will likely have something to cut your padlock or they will crawl through those bars and unlock the door from inside. Doesn't seem like much security to me.

Now consider how you exit in the event of a fire. Thats the usual problem with window bars.

Looks good. Security = more peace of mind.

Great video! Theft sucks.

When encountering a stubborn small machine screw, with thread locker, apply concentrated heat to the screw. I use a small butane torch. Most thread locking adhesives will break their bond with heat applied. In the future use, Loctite 222 purple on small machine screws.

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Is the new tech site that you installed plastic or metal

I had the exact same damage on my l3901. I ran up on a large firewood round I didn't see. I used your video to fix it. Borrowed a pickle bar tool from my local Auto Zone. Thanks for posting!

I just tried to set this tent up for camping this weekend. Thank you for this demonstration - taking 2 yo camping for her 1st time....

It's possible to instal T105E1 rear sight (M1 Garand) in the mini-14?

Thanks for the video. How long does it take to pump it again? Mine doesn't last long.

I'm going to try and find one of the older ones. Or build one out of an old cheese greater. It definitely works more efficiently, as it's over the satellite burner. The newer one is doing less with more BTUs

Not sure if it matters much, but it appears you have the modern version assembled upside down. I'm shopping for one now, and all I'm seeing show the rim of the base turned down.

Don't use a torx with the center hole. They will break. Use a solid torx, you should have no issues. Keep the torx head seated as you remove, to avoid rolling it out and stripper the head.

Hey John! Your channel popped up in my feed this morning, so I thought it would be fun to check it out. I've heated several shops and outbuildings over the years without insulation at first or at all and the wood stove is the way to go if you don't feel like kicking on a torpedo heater. I wouldn't worry too much about anything catching fire, that shop looks like you keep it clean and keep it attended during a burn cycle. Anyway, thanks for sharing this vintage stove - it is pretty neat that you're keeping it alive instead of just replacing it!

Great video. Thanks for posting. Any chance you know how much temperature went up after 30 minutes or 1 hour? Again great work!

I believe I would look for a different gunsmith.