Join Chadd as he discusses 2 essential tools that he keeps in his vehicle. 3of7project.com #tactical #leadership #navyseal
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@richardstone52415 ай бұрын
Solid advice! For several decades (yeah, I'm an old guy) I have carried a plastic container with tools a few parts and fluids for my vehicle. For example, I carry 6 quarts of engine oil, 2 gallons of full strength coolant, a bottle of brake fluid, power steering fluid with stop leak, 5 minute epoxy, an extra air filter, tire repair kit, air compressor new serpentine belt etc. Not to mention my go bag, water etc. This has saved my and others ass*s many times.
@DonnieDarko7275 ай бұрын
Same
@freethinkingamerican805 ай бұрын
I too carry alot of those
@SwiftyMcVeigh8515 ай бұрын
Old guys rule
@mushbutt42145 ай бұрын
I would rather have 1-2 gal of gas before I would carry a gal of motor oil.
@richardstone52415 ай бұрын
When I am running back roads I carry an extra 10 gallons of fuel (outside).@@mushbutt4214
@andyperkins25235 ай бұрын
Mechanic tip putting air in that tire first is a lot easier to get that plug in. Also, mark the hole before removing it one day you will not find it and keep a pair if dykes or side cutters with you that also makes it easier to get the screw or whatever out by grasping the object close to tire and using the dyke end as leverage against the tire prying up to remove the said object. Love it always ready always prepared never complacent
@ROOSTER-ql5fs5 ай бұрын
Damn those plugs are a nightmare to get in
@scottmurphy15635 ай бұрын
You're absolutely right. Been there done that.
@hugolafhugolaf5 ай бұрын
If the tire is leaking air, how is that gonna help?
@scottmurphy15635 ай бұрын
@@hugolafhugolaf The added air pressure helps keep the tire from flexing while inserting the tools.
@deandee80825 ай бұрын
agree'd, air that tire up with the screw still in it.. I go over to like 50-60 psi with everything ready to go, if you're fast you can get the plug in before your 36 psi is gone, no more pumping up
@dannyhardesty36925 ай бұрын
I always keep a compressor in the car. However, I plugged it in the other day to air up some tires and the power accessory/cigarette lighter in the car did not work. Turns out it was a blown fuse. With the help of KZbin it was an easy fix! Thanks for another great video! My swimming merit badge counselor in Boy Scouts in 1966 was a retired frogman. He was the go-to dive guy in Bergen, County, New Jersey whenever they had to locate a body in the water and take it out. He was one of the most inspiring guys I met in Scouts!
@scudrunneradv32695 ай бұрын
Been carrying plugs and pumps since before you were born Chadd. Learned that from an old guy when I was 9 running a swamp buggy deep in the Everglades back in the day before I got into airboats. Those tools right there saved my bacon way more times then I can attest to. Got me out of the back country of Colorado several times while bow hunting for elk. Have one in every vehicle I own and in my adult kids cars as well.
@jed96155 ай бұрын
Outstanding lesson! There are so many young "men" that have no concept on how to change a tire, plug and fill. Keep walking with our KING!! On top of this, this allows you to help others when they are stranded.
@jimbeam27055 ай бұрын
Yes , but those youngsters know how to find ticcrap on their cellphones. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@zfehnel5 ай бұрын
My mother always had a knack for finding every screw, nail, and bolt on the road growing up; so I spent a good amount of time watching my father putting in plugs. 100% agree with that. Also 2nd-ing another commenter on the ViAir compressor. My father gifted a $25 harbor freight knockoff to me 15-ish years ago and it's still going strong. I've used it off-roading and everything. I had to replace the connectors after accidentally smashing them, but seriously - a $2 fix. I always keep a box of tools in the back. It's saved my butt countless times and definitely gives me peace of mind. Good advice!
@RobsKoiPond5 ай бұрын
Better to leave screw in place. Fully inflate then do the plug. So much easier to run a plug under pressure.
@patrickmichael86555 ай бұрын
The GOAT didn’t move out of the way YOURE the GOAT Chadd!
@RoadTraveler5 ай бұрын
Yes, indeed, a plug kit, air, compressor, basic tools, important! Flat tire is like the number one vehicle breakdown, and many people are not prepared to deal with it these days. It's easier than ever. Small portable compressors are readily available for a reasonable price.
@jimbeam27055 ай бұрын
The funniest is the people that don't even carry a spare tire. PS . It's best to spend extra and get the Dewalt. It's great and can pump up tires over 80 pounds without heating up . Those cheap pumps are almost useless and burn up.
@stephenkarlsen29545 ай бұрын
Hey chad,I carry a high volume bicycle pump always in my vehicle because I'm a avid mtb rider and it is way faster and I get a little extra workout. No electricity needed . Keep up the good work brother .
@luguefamily14985 ай бұрын
@Chad, lubricating the rasp with the supplied rubber cement or even spit will make it slide much for the rasp as well as the plug/insertion tool. Also love the "LandCrusher"
@62Cristoforo5 ай бұрын
Good idea. Liquid dish soap also works, if it’s handy and available
@Leg2395 ай бұрын
Windshield washer fluid works too. Also inflating the tire makes plugging a lot easier than a floppy flat.
@fuegobaby195 ай бұрын
Always keep a fishing rod and some lures. If you ever find yourself in a position where you have nowhere to go, you can always go fishing.
@powers1776reset5 ай бұрын
They make for great kite flyers as well!
@jamesschmidt28175 ай бұрын
I always keep a Jack and lug nut tool in my vehicle at all times, along with a set of jumper cables. Got some good takeaways and things to add to the emergency box! I’m no mechanic either, but I like being prepared to help myself and help others on the road as needed.
@kylen19225 ай бұрын
If u air your tire up first it makes it easier to open the hole up. Also a cordless drill works well wit h a small bit.
@MrTurkeyhunter19825 ай бұрын
Smart men carry a tire repair kit and some sort of compressor, for those who don’t I think they just became smarter by watching this video. I learned many years ago while in the military that anything can go wrong and will probably happen at the worst time so plan ahead for any situation that you can imagine and learn from others mistakes / crazy situations.
@SmokeNGunsBBQ5 ай бұрын
yep one of these compressors saved me a lot of headache
@jimbeam27055 ай бұрын
I was just at a store the other day and a friend was there too. Her car was dead and I knew before opening the hood the most common problem. Corroded battery terminal. I carry plenty of tools and a battery brush . 5 minutes later she was on her way. Her husband.... totally useless. 😂
@30rdmaga5 ай бұрын
Couple cans of fix it flat will also get the tire enough air to get to a compressor after you patch it
@chrishultgren7774 ай бұрын
grandpa carried a tube because you can't always get a tubeless to seat without a beadsetter
@user-dw4cv3xq5u5 ай бұрын
Pro tip - get a ViAir compressor (like an 88p or similar) instead. Smaller form factor, better performance. Always attempt to repair the tire that’s on the vehicle before utilizing your fifth spare, if you allocate your spare to the problem and then another problem arises, you’re boned.
@Mach1415 ай бұрын
Absolutely. When the battery in that dewalt dies, your SOL. When the rechargeable battery in that dewalt no longer accepts a charge, its now a useless piece of garbage. I have the small compressor and the carrying case that came with is just big enough to fit the plug kit tools. plugs, and a multitool. Clamps right onto the vehicles battery for power source
@jimbeam27055 ай бұрын
Sorry but the Dewalt pump is the best that I've come across.
@jimbeam27055 ай бұрын
@@Mach141LOL 😂, it comes with a cord to plug into the accessories outlet. And if you are smart enough.... you carry 2 batteries. But you definitely don't sound that smart.
@goinwheelin5 ай бұрын
@@jimbeam2705 Then you aren’t looking hard enough.
@Mach1415 ай бұрын
@Bob-xy5cn Its a rechargeable battery. They have lifespans. They dont last forever. A direct to vehicle battery powered a/c will work as long as the vehicles battery is good, which if im out driving around to get a flat tire, it is. Your just adding an additional failure point into the system. Car battery to dewalt battery to air compressor.....remove the dewalt battery from the middle of that and get a better compressor and save some money both
@WaterburnerActual5 ай бұрын
Outsquisite Training Video! Keep em coming. You have, and I had the same items in my Bowtie SUV. Gonna go lil OT, but I believe it's a topic that should be included, and that's our Weather. I also had, depending on the season, a Severe WX kit that was part of our Severe WX Plan, which was formulated to include our home, with every family member having certain responsibilities, vehicles, with planned routes and predetermined safe places to evac to if situation required abandoning the vehicle, work/school/rec areas. While our lives can go from 1-100, we are only idle when we're sleeping. But the Atmosphere is Never Static. The WX, regardless of the season, can bring the potential for life or death events. So we don't need to be scared. Just prepared. Everyone should have a Severe WX Plan. It will need to be tested and amended until it's right. Drills should be conducted regularly to ensure all family members know what to do, without hesitation. And so endeth the lesson and the Word Fit. Y'all Take Care and Stay SAFE!
@crashrethati54585 ай бұрын
I have memories of my dad back in the 1970's using these same type of plug tire repair. Good knowledge to have in the heat of the moment.
@Tim_g_SAtx5 ай бұрын
Glad you mentioned a slash in the tire. My last flat was a half-inch piece of glass, knew I would be able to fix that on the side of the road. Great video Chad, stuff everyone should know for sure.
@jimbomendoza34155 ай бұрын
This is a solid tip for non-car guys like me. Thank you so much for the demo. I wish you good things to your channel. :)
@Ojb_19595 ай бұрын
Here’s a tip that helped me. Use a ratchet strap around the tire and reamer to help push/pull it in since it can be quite difficult for some folks. Just guide the reamer in with one hand and ratchet with the other. I use needle nose vice grips for pulling out any screw or nail and usually trim the plug with a razor knife after it’s all aired up. Having the clearance to do this repair is key.
@jaretmoskal55585 ай бұрын
Thanks Chad, you have the most adorable helper. Reminds me of my cats whenever I try to do anything around the house
@RamAlambaDingDong5 ай бұрын
I am enjoying these "preparedness" videos. I saw the title when you posted it as I was in the gym. So ended up building myself a stranded car box and stopped by the depot for some tools that I didn't already have. Found a use for the pelican boxes I was able to snag for free from work. Now to build out my "go-box" from your other video
@d3uc3diggl3r5 ай бұрын
I do this all too often. I need new tires. Though i whole heartedly agree with your jumper box, charger, air pump combo. I recently purchased a ryobi handheld air pump that uses the same 18v batteries from their line of drills etc. Solid advice. And we live in the age of variety. Find your best fit and execute the steps needed to fulfill your goals.
@RedIron10665 ай бұрын
Good advice, and it’s about the same setup I carry…along with Milwaukee inflator and cordless impact. I used the Slime repair kits for years, until an acquaintance had the handle break one one, and buried the shank into his hand. Severed a nerve that left his right hand mostly useless. I went and bought a BlackJack plug kit the next day, just for the aluminum handles.
@paulschacherschacher97545 ай бұрын
Great video. I carry both tire patch kit and a small air compresser in both my car and trunk. I have used it a number of times. It sure beats paying some one else to fix my tire. Thanks for the video.
@davehardtke17125 ай бұрын
Excellent truck talk topic my brother. Always stay prepared for anything & staying 10 steps ahead 👊
@Allen.McCoy.5 ай бұрын
Knowing that people don’t know how to plug a tire really gives me hope
@hiramhaji78135 ай бұрын
Unfortunately, it’s way worse than that, if you want to see some entertainment go park At a AutoZone or advance auto parts or whatever your auto parts store is and watch people try to put on windshield wipers without asking the clerk to do it. That’s pretty entertaining.
@whenpiratesattack5 ай бұрын
Hope you’re teaching someone. A lot of people growing up without male influence in their lives that never learned this stuff.
@powers1776reset5 ай бұрын
@@whenpiratesattackyep. It’s real easy to laugh at the younger generation of men and judge them, because they’re not as badass and totally flawless as you are. Until you realize that they are being failed, by the so called “men” of our generation. Those of us who were lucky enough to be the last generation who grew up without social media, and remember how it was, need to do the best we can to help them
@mmpatriot21705 ай бұрын
Good info. I carry a plug kit and compressor (and basic tool kit) in my LandCruiser, but I’ve never used the plugs. That would have been a better strategy last winter when I had a flat tire on a steep, icy mountain road. Thanks! 👍
@patrickkelley62125 ай бұрын
Thanks Chadd for the advice!😀
@christiancetina91975 ай бұрын
That’s a sweet truck! Thank you for your service 🇺🇸
@RobnPhx15 ай бұрын
I'm heading over to Home Depot today anyway. I'm going to see if they have one...and the patch kit. Thanks for the instruction.
@crazygranny37115 ай бұрын
🦊 Thanks for sharing, have a safe and blessed weekend, p.s. Happy New Year. 🦊
@blacksquirrel40085 ай бұрын
The KZbin algorithm is incredible. I have an ‘84 FJ60 and last week found that same bumper carrier at the flea market for $40 so I guess it thought I would enjoy this, which I did. Yes, I already have the jumper/comp combo and kit already in the truck. Had to do the same chore for my 2CV a few months back. A 2-ply Michelin 145 is a lot easier to plug than a big truck tire.
@Ughmahedhurtz5 ай бұрын
Good video. It's worth mentioning that if you have larger or higher load range tires, some portable air compressors won't inflate them to highway-drivable pressures in one go or they'll quit due to battery issues, overheat auto-shutoff or melt/seize other things on it. You can make the cheaper ones work by being careful (charge 10 minutes, wait 20, repeat; it's even in the manuals) but it may take an hour. I ended up getting a Smittybuilt that works on larger truck tires and also has a 24-foot power cable so it can reach the tire farthest from the battery. Wasn't dollar-store cheap but it works very well.
@dieselwrench36213 ай бұрын
That is one nice LandCruiser! Color, wheels awesome! 👍
@timothybrown8205 ай бұрын
Thanks! I just picked up one of those Dewalt chargers. Great advice.
@capone_rd_8095 ай бұрын
I have that dewalt tire inflator, and it's a must-have for anyone, I will be getting that plug kit, thanks for the video.
@munchkinlk835 ай бұрын
This is great! Thank you!
@RodPriester5 ай бұрын
Greatstuff, thanks! Btw, that Landcruiser is beautiful! Love the the older ones👍🏻
@tommylewis82935 ай бұрын
Love your Landcruiser. Always miss mine when I see them.
@james6lamarАй бұрын
Just took a nail out of my tire with this kit. Thanks Chad! 😎👍🏻
@expert2444 ай бұрын
I have plugged many a tire. Works great, never had one fail. I even bought the ARB kit, but the Slime kit works great too.
@daryllinkugel38045 ай бұрын
I've carried a plug kit in my Peterbilt for years. Good plan to keep one in the family truckster for sure.
@freedomfighter18175 ай бұрын
TireJect only thing I’d change along with a small valve stem tool in kit. Pull nail, pull valve stem, add “very” small amount of tireject, inflate…. Back on road and no risk of plug separating a belt or causing a bubble in tire. Solid advice Chad. TireJect is made with kevlar and glue, seals instantly. I still keep plugs but so far tireject has replaced them for me. Also seals up any small tire you having trouble holding air. Keep content flowing. #3%1765 #patriotlife #sonsofliberty
@bryanplett81525 ай бұрын
I love it! I just had to repair my tire today. My wife asked why I didn't just take it into the shop. I just smiled and kept working. Lol This is great advice.
@thewey5 ай бұрын
Excellent! Thank you.
@chrismackay83145 ай бұрын
Thanks! I like that power station. I carry a bicycle pump. Lots of work to pump up a tire, but it’s good exercise.
@jodynunley64475 ай бұрын
I used to make an air compressor out of the air conditioner pump on my old 79 Ford fourwheel drive. It actually works really well
@richardfeit82964 ай бұрын
Right on. Thanks for the advice.
@dcr00k5 ай бұрын
Really great video. Thanks!
@FunChiropracticForYou5 ай бұрын
Thanks for the reminder. Just went out and put a kit together.
@stephennicholas5 ай бұрын
Great advice! Much appreciated. I'm going to do everything you recommended.
@pdorn94755 ай бұрын
Aloha from Maui Thanks for your content It’s incredible that most people especially younger men have no concept of self efficiency and discipline Continue being You and an inspiration to me and many young Hawaiian’s Respect
@jeffreysmith30615 ай бұрын
Fastest inflation of a tire I've ever seen! only took about 3 seconds.
@johnch14v645 ай бұрын
The good thing about this is that it's only flat on the bottom 😂
@maryseiler57885 ай бұрын
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@maryseiler57885 ай бұрын
Just turn it upside down 🤦♀️
@RonaldChapman-jg5xu4 ай бұрын
Great tip, awesome cruiser too!!
@fredsams5 ай бұрын
great video and i highly recommend having a small compressor and a plug kit in your car emergency kit . if i hit the road i put a small floor jack and a four way in my trunk or car. as a former tire repairman and a construction trades guy that gets tons of flat tires a year, plugs are good but the long term leak rate is about 7 out of 10 plugs are going to leak eventually and a properly repaired patched tire will never leak unless a numnut does the repair.
@allblooz5 ай бұрын
Yes, I consider plugs a very useful but temporary repair that gets you to the tire store where a proper patch can be done.
@ChrisSmith-sr9lv5 ай бұрын
Love how the dog hauled butt when you powered on the air compressor! lol
@renaissanceman58475 ай бұрын
The pocket goat is an essential tool for off roaders. Another tip for those plugs... keep a bright colored long needle... I place it right next to the object just before pulling it all the way out in the same orientation to indicate the angle it punctured the tire. that way youre not struggling to push a new plug through the tire.
@goingdownthetube5 ай бұрын
I would highly recommend a couple cans of fix-a-flat in that same situation. Has saved me several times until I can get a repair as well as makes a great gift to leave on the hood of a strangers car with a low tire. Have used plenty of tire plugs too...be prepared.
@ralphholiman74015 ай бұрын
I quit using Fix a Flat cans after one of them messed up the air pressure sensor in my wheel. But, I use the hell out of tire plug kits!
@user-jw6sr7nc5g5 ай бұрын
Maybe don’t leave it on the hood that could scratch the paint but the area where the hood and windshield meet where the wipers stash. I would be ticked off if someone sat a can of anything on my hood whether to help or whatever
@michaelmcbride12045 ай бұрын
Great video. Thanks.
@lifeofajlur21285 ай бұрын
For the record: I greatly appreciate something i heard from a previous video- you stated when asked about competing: i'd rather go the longest, than the fastest. I also feel that way. Makes sense. Appreciate ya. Prepare for war, happy new year, though.
@jraypez5 ай бұрын
when plugging a tire make sure you ream and plug along the same path as the puncture, in other words observe the direction that the nail, screw, etc went into the tire,
@jimbeam27055 ай бұрын
I now use a small drill bit on a drill after pulling the object out after watching another video on it. It helps get that plug in a little easier. I have bent many inserters trying to get the plug in.
@forefathersarms17765 ай бұрын
Thank pou, greatly shared with my peeps.
@lucaswade5765 ай бұрын
Sick rig! Super clean!
@wb5mgr5 ай бұрын
True story for the be prepared mindset crowd. I always keep a plug kit and a 12v compressor in my vehicle (all my vehicles) but I was out at a work site one time and allowed myself to get caught slacking. I had the kit but did not realize it was out of plugs because I had used the last one and failed to buy more. I had a big puncture from a small sharp stick in a tire and i was several miles from any help which I would have had to walk. Nobody would have ever happened by as I was on private land. I was rooting through my truck and found a couple of tapcon concrete screws. I also had some bank line. My kit had some circular patches (for the inside of a tire ) and some rubber cement in a tube. I wrapped bank line around the screw to build it up, then made a hole in a patch with my knife and shoved it over the screw so it was like an upswept skirt. I smeared rubber cement all down in the hole and all on the patch and then forced it in. Waited 5 min and aired it up. It held fine till the next day when I got to a tire store. Never lost any pressure.
@Niptucked5 ай бұрын
The 60 series brought me to this page, and the owner is icing on the cake. Love the channel 🤙🏼
@floridahuntsman79155 ай бұрын
I totally understand you brother. Some things just have to be thought again.
@thestig0075 ай бұрын
This is one reason why I mounted an air compressor and 1 gallon tank under my truck bed. Always nice to know you've got all the air you need.
@fredcotter96725 ай бұрын
Great video! I have been doing that for many years. I don't trim off the excess of the plug, just let it wear off and it seems to help the plug seal better. Keep up the great videos and have a happy new year!
@jimbeam27055 ай бұрын
LOL 😂, it doesn't help " seal" anything. If you spin your tire you could actually rip the plug out.
@kana41145 ай бұрын
Good advice! Wishing you, your family and even Chili down in the dungeon a healthy and blessed New Year.
@jaybrunner-ji3lt5 ай бұрын
I've had 4x4s and travel on and off road for over a half century. The portable compressor jump box are expensive and they don't last. I bought a Viair onboard 12 v compressor and two Three gallon air tanks when I put air suspension under my tundra over fifteen years ago and my Kenworth airbags and viair compressor have worked flawlessly. You can run a impact to remove all the lugnuts and tighten them all up. Lower air pressure for off road then air them all back up without melting the pump in the DeWalt. Now I have one in my dodge 2500 and my dodge 3500 4x4 off-road recovery truck. The most noticable comfort is knowing it's reliable and the Kenworth W900 airbags that gives the suspension the freedom of travel it needs.
@victorbeltran9344Ай бұрын
Keep both these tools in my truck for that same reason. If it’s a major hole or gouge on sidewall then next op is to get all your jacking eq out to c/o spare tire. Nice work Man!
@anthonyf.91705 ай бұрын
Great tip, thank you. 👍🇺🇸
@terryholloway99305 ай бұрын
Great advice Chadd thanks for this one
@scottthejeepguy74995 ай бұрын
Good advice, thanks for sharing.
@rokan815 ай бұрын
Already have the same kit in the car for years. I don’t do spares unless it’s the last resort. Something to note add a yellow or red grease pencil to the kit to circle the screw first before taking it out, just easier to locate the hole after.
@TherapeuticTactics5 ай бұрын
Love seeing the goat in the background. Great tips, thanks man
@KillierElite5 ай бұрын
Thank you Chadd I will be wearing the same t shirt today god bless happy new year everyone
@edlepkowicz44785 ай бұрын
Great video! I'm gonna get on this right away
@rasserfrasser5 ай бұрын
Dude, that is seriously a good thing to know. If you get a flat in the southwest NC blue ridge mountain/canyons on a super narrow windy and 'steep' mountain road you better pray it's a road with turnouts (weather or not, you know what I mean if you're in those counties). Otherwise...911 isn't going to help much, "...where?'". In an emergency that's way better than having to risk pulling the wheel off. Plugs and pumps, received and recorded. Thanks a bunch for the video!
@theminister11545 ай бұрын
Greatest 5 tool video Of All Time.
@tbpc15 ай бұрын
ive plugged tires perfessionally, and where your method is good, i like to getthe can of adheasive instead of that little tube, and the can top has a brush built into it, goop it on there both sides, and it makes it not only easier to get the plug in, but then twist the plug insert tool, so the hold is nice and lubed up, and pull it out quick. i just did one on my truck last week, and its holding good.
@2ndexodusmove5 ай бұрын
Appreciate the tip. I will take heed.
@ITigerbaum5 ай бұрын
Funny. Yesterday morning I plugged a tire. Good advice!
@JulieTorres-qe2ls5 ай бұрын
Hi Chad, very helpful for females...last flat I had I simply didnt have the upper body strength to loosen the lugnuts that a machine had tightened
@edwardbain53915 ай бұрын
Julie I hear ya sometimes those lug nuts are a bear. I have a truck of tools but I also carry or have accessible a 24" to 30" piece of 1&1/2in steel pipe. Placing that pipe over the end of your lug wrench will increase your ability to loosen a lug bolt significantly. A little WD 40 or grease never hurts also. One can even use their leg strength if the lug wrench and " Helper" bar fit together well. Just a little tip , nothing like breaking your back trying to loosen a lug nut!!!!
@pisom43144 ай бұрын
battery powered impact wrench is the answer!!
@KCnoSurrender5 ай бұрын
Solid! Thank you!
@nodayatthebeach5 ай бұрын
I have that same kit. Good solid tools but I would recommend using the brown hair plugs instead of the black ones that come with it.
@risol48805 ай бұрын
Yessir, Been there. Only suggestion from experience. Roll the wheel to place the punture on top so you have better leverage when plugging puncture. Cold tires are really hard and pushing in a plug while lying on floor will not work easily.
@arthurbrumagem38445 ай бұрын
All my flats seem to be side wall flats which always end up with a new tire. So much fun
@jaygrist1655 ай бұрын
Hi, Thankyou for uploading this episode, seems like a good idea to carry tools for individual jobs, respect, peace and love, J X
@Blacksheepbenny5 ай бұрын
Sick Land Cruiser, brother. 🤙🏼
@johnskitzis65405 ай бұрын
I’ve used this technique and it is quicker. Thanks for sharing!👍
@blackwolf223035 ай бұрын
Very helpful! Thanks!
@robertcharbonneau60415 ай бұрын
I have that exact same stuff on my motorcycle. Obviously not the Dewalt but a small compressor that I can plug into the bikes power port. However, I completely spaced on putting the plug kit in our vehicles. Doing that this weekend.
@ThatguyFirst5 ай бұрын
FWIW, I have found that it's much easier to get the reamer and the plug tool into a motorcycle tire if there's some air pressure in said tire, so having your compressor blow into the tire while your working on it helps a lot. I guess car tires are stiffer, Chad didn't seem to have any trouble.
@robertcharbonneau60415 ай бұрын
@ThatguyFirst agreed. I did catch a roofing nail once, got that rear end wobble, and had to make that repair. It held up ok but I still replaced the tire within the month.
@jaysweeney20325 ай бұрын
what a great thing! thanks Bud,
@xObscureMars5 ай бұрын
I have that same plug kit in my vehicle. My stepdad plugs pressurized tires and would make me do it. It always freaked me out, but it works.
@marvindiamonjr.96315 ай бұрын
Thanks, Chadd.
@johncostello29485 ай бұрын
There is also a kit now for bigger slashes in the sidewall. I carry both kits.
@williambonnie-do7yz5 ай бұрын
Sooooo, a new sponsor from Dewalt heh? Well, I reckon that's a darn good one to have; especially on this channel. You've earned every good thing you get Frogman. Enjoy, life is good.⭐🇺🇸👊🏻
@jimbeam27055 ай бұрын
I commented about buying a Dewalt pump and saying how great it is before watching the whole video and seeing he had one. The battery is the best way to use it as using the cigarette cord is very slow.