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[@StrykerJ]

No need to explain yourself on your channel about your content. Viewers have no right to dictate what you put up or how much you put up here. I follow you and your family for what you do and how you do it. For the knowledge, the ideas and the inspiration. Not for the tools you use to get there. If I see something I don't like I skip over it or don't watch the video and wait for the next one. Keep up the good work.

[@Droids13]

Cody, I am a late subscriber to your channel. I found you while looking for the proper way to sharpen an axe my uncle gave me. In recent weeks I have been viewing your older videos and have gain a great deal on insight on how to do jobs around my house. Your channel has become somewhat of an addiction for me. I don't understand the reasons behind individuals complaining about your content. You have not posted anything yet I did not like and appreciate. What I dislike is that you constantly have to justify your content in some way. These individuals have no self esteem and very small minds. DON'T LISTEN TO THEM AND IGNORE THEIR COMMENTS. Keep doing what you do, tell your story and live your life the way you want to. God bless you and keep you and your family safe my friend.

[@twentytwo_22]

I'm a fan of the changing themes in the videos because it never gets boring, huge respect for all you are doing. As for the dirtbike videos, i like them because i'm a mountain biker but i might consider trying out dirt biking in the future. By the way, how about you build some small ramps that you and Jack can jump over?

[@moniquemelanson1114]

For a one man show. Hell even if you had ten other people working on these videos they are very well done. You have many gifts including the gift to talk, knowledge,and will to learn. Those on youtube strugle to keep their viewers as they burnout or lack talent and knowledge. Here is hoping you continue to enjoy producing excelent content, that the majority of viwers show support and that youtube reward you properly for the service you provide.

[@JohnBodoni]

I enjoy your enthusiasm and have learned a lot from your channel. When you sometimes go off on a tangent about personal matters, I can still appreciate your enthusiasm (and might even learn something to boot) regardless of whether or not I agree with you. I certainly appreciate all the effort you put into making these videos and I hope you're making enough money to justify the work, or at least enough money to keep you happy. TL;DR Thanks. You're doing the right thing. Please don't stop.

[@maehay4065]

I love hearing stories about your grandfather teaching or telling something about his life! The story about the mechanic that fixes the plane actually has two test fly at first. That’s actually an awesome way to see if people are actually doing what they paid to do or have a duty to do. 👍👍👍❣️

[@Mabaz]

I don't own a dirt-bike, and neither am I going to own one. I don't go to the woods to cut anything and neither do I do most of what you do in your videos. But I just love your content. I love watching you do what you do, and I love listening to you talk about things and stuff. Please don't justify what you do, and just enjoy it. We'll follow you still and enjoy sharing those moments with you.

[@El3v8]

Your videos are always great and genuine. You haven't made an unsatisfying video yet in my opinion, and can't wait for 1 million subs! :)

[@sn00ch]

Haters are just miserable people that have nothing better to do than complain about their stinky lives. Forget them Cody, you have almost 1 MILLION subscribers (congrats btw) that absolutely LOVE what you do. You have so much more to offer we fans versus the average Joe's channel or show. Variety IS the spice of life a wise man once said, and you sir are spicy. Please keep on doing what you do, we love you and your ever growing fan-base says you're doing well and doing it right my friend!!!

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you sn00ch,

[@Mike_west]

Hey Cody, I just wanted to say hank you for all the amazing content that you put out sure there are some videos that are shorter then other or things that don't completely interest me but the content you put out no matter what it is. It's always enjoyable to watch wether it be informative, helpful shop tips, how to's or just you going out and having fun with jack or mrs Wranglerstar it's still fun to watch and always makes my day. So to those that complain about the videos that don't interest you just don't watch them wait for the next one to uploaded. But thank you Cody, Mrs. Wranglerstar and jack for all the amazing videos you put out for us to enjoy. Looking forward to seeing the next one!

[@gibberishname]

With KZbin, as with most things in life, the hundreds of satisfied people don't always feel the need to announce their satisfaction. But the few haters feel compelled to announce their displeasure, and as humans we remember those negative people more vividly. As an east coast, apartment-dwelling city boy, with no shop, and JUST enough tools to hang pictures and change my own oil, I'm frankly not interested in dirtbikes, tractors, or really any product you review. BUT I watch your video for the gorgeous camera work, your ability to frame a shot, and edit together a visual story. That makes your channel better in my eyes than any big channel with some dude at his desk, or in front of a green screen. Your authenticity makes compelling stories, so I keep watching them.

[@TheDresden89]

Cody! 90% of people don't comment on your videos, we just watch and enjoy. Know that the vocal few that complain are just that; a very vocal minority. I'll keep watching and enjoying and not commenting on most of your videos but I want to say right now that I'm thankful for your great videos, keep it up!

[@johns8901]

I like the dirt bike videos. I've learned alot about from them and have gained a new found respect for them from the videos.

[@tobyvandermark4583]

Quick tip, if you peel a sticker off and it leaves the sticky mark, rub a little mayonnaise over it and leave it for 5 minutes or so. The oil in it breaks down the sticky stuff but it isn’t greasy enough to mark anything. Clean it off after 5 minutes and all the sticky stuff will be gone

[@fsmoura]

Amazing! I always say, what can you _not_ fix with mayonnaise?!

[@NuclearFacility]

Also WD-40 really helps with sticker residue.

[@rbljackson]

Keep them coming (the videos). You got a new toy for this year, and of course your excited to "make it yours" so to speak. You are excited about it, and it shows in the videos. Hell, I am excited FOR you as well. That's part of why I watch. As a lawn care guy, I got excited when you got your new stihl saw. Just 2 examples of what I'm talking about. Make the videos you like, provide info, details and how to along the way, and I will continue to watch (just like I have done for years!)

[@johncorder2912]

Wranglerstar Cody. Working at the Home Depot in my younger years I felt with tons of those price stickers on the racking beam. Hands down the best product for removing sticker is PURE CITRUS ORANGE. It’s actually an air freshener but it claims to be pure orange citrus oil which does an excellent job of breaking down the adhesives!

[@devonjones741]

Im glad you don't let the complaining bother you because I enjoy the dirtbike videos. My Dad died right before I turned 7 and my fondest memories are of us messing around with or riding bikes. It's been so long I forget but these videos help bring those memories back into focus. So thanks.

[@patthesoundguy]

I think the people who say they are tired of the so called product placement are jealous that they don't have companies sending out product for them to use and test. A lot of people don't understand how much work it takes to run a business and or a KZbin Channel that has the experience and reach to an audience that makes a partnership worthwhile for both involved. I know if I want companies to send me products to show and try, my channel has a long way to go before I have that reach for that to happen. It's going to take a lot of work. And even then it may not happen. It doesn't stop me from being passionate and share products that I enjoy using and might help someone else save time and money by using t hem. You are a true inspiration and thank you for the videos as always.

[@MrPaddy1000111]

Totally agree. I don't think people realize that KZbin is a business for Cody, he makes money and people get the video's. I don't think there is "product placement" as he is usually pretty genuine if he likes something or not and he is showing the products he uses which saves everyone asking "What torque wrench is that? Is it good? Do you recommend anything better?" and so on.

[@asedy335]

I don't usually comment on videos unless I feel that my opinion has a meaningful outcome and I believe that me expressing my gratitude for your videos hopefully motivates you that bit more to continue producing them. You aspire and inspire me to work and become a better version of myself. I am a theoretical electrical engineer and programmer with not much hands-on experience, and your videos motivate me to try, experiment, and ultimately learn. Your brief demonstration on how a torque wrench works taught me exactly that: how it works. I had no clue. By watching your videos I learned how to: sharpen tools, put a handle on an axe, install a new exhaust on a dirtbike, use a torque wrench, etc... I don't have a dirtbike, a shop, a dozen axes, or semi-professional tools, your videos and their content still interest me. I live in a country where gun laws are strict, so I don't own any guns either, and yet, I find myself really enjoying you talking about them. I am by no means religious, but I love hearing you talk about yours. Please, don't let the vocal minority of complainers get to you too much. Your content is great and of outstanding quality! I too have yet to stumble across a video of yours that I disliked, and if I do, you won't see me complain. 1 bad video out of the thousands that you have is nothing. You can't please them all, sadly. I wish you, and your family, all the best, Cody. Keep it up!

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Andy your comment has made my day a little brighter,

[@07zx14White]

I like the videos. Dirt bikes are just another facet to the list of reasons I myself have watched this channel for years. Dirt bikes may not be for everyone but people need to remember that this channel will still do the same other things as usual. Also people should realize that the planet and this channel don't continuously revolve around what makes them happy. It's a give and take just like any and everything in life. Anyway, I appreciate the content.

[@johnsweda2999]

Kevin Ball well bikes and the planet do go together! they're not big polluters like a lot of cars and trucks are

[@jeffflick2573]

John sweda I agree but they sure do get alot of blame for it? Especially the beloved 2-strokes and they don't pollute the air anymore than diesel trucks, trains, the hundreds & hundreds of commercial & private planes that fly everyday and the worst pollution is geoengineering by far!!

[@markbrayton5391]

I love all types of motorcycles.As a matter of fact, anything mechanical, thank you for your videos. At 65 I still have my motorcycle license, and I still dream of riding.

[@Allikattoo]

Thanks for all the videos. I don't know a thing about dirt bikes but I like watching you and Jack having fun. I have driven an ATV but I wasn't very brave about going fast and my cousins told me they saw a couple of snails pass me. LOL As far as the products, I think people that complain about stuff like that are just jealous because they imagine in their little minds that you're making millions. Personally, I like watching you work on things it reminds me of when I was little and my Grandpa would take me to help. I asked my Grandma once why Grandpa always took me to work on things instead of one of the boys and she said he told her that it was because I listened to him and he knew no matter how long he was under the car working on something he knew when he came out I would be sitting on his little work cart waiting to hand him a tool. Plus I've learned a lot from your videos, I've fixed several things that I would have been afraid to even try before. So thank you, you have saved me money.

[@f_c_k_o_f_f]

I just started wanted to say that I really enjoy your videos. Great work.

[@danieldeakin1925]

Thanks for filming what you are passionate about. I like tools, hand and power tools. I have a strong sense os self reliance. I love the woods and nature. I grew up on a farm where if it was going to get done it was because you and your family got it done. I love working with wood. Being with my wife and kids. And now you’ve done it again. Motorcycles! Yes. I own a Yamaha FJR 1300 and love love love the time I spend on it. You pegged me with interest demographics. Congratulations on the new addition. Children are a treasure unto the Lord and certainly bless our lives for endless generations. Thanks Cody.

[@theluckybeaver]

I love the dirt bike videos and the reason your channel never gets old is because it’s always changing keep up the good work god bless

[@glefos3917]

I like all of it. Chainsaws, axes, woodworking, remodeling, product reviews and yes... dirt bikes.

[@yogtheterrible]

I've never had any desire to dirt bike but for some reason these videos makes me want to try it out.

[@TheCanadianBubba]

Nice to see you read the comments, and to hear you respond to trending rants from them. Tip from word @ 6:38 ... cut heater hoses off, do not pull on them and risk damage to core tubes, save $300 - $500 job and pay the $10 for two new hoses

[@wranglerstar]

Good point, we both know how much fun it is to remove a dash for access to the heater box,

[@jonsquatch]

I enjoy watching most all of your videos. I love seeing all of your varied interests. I also love seeing all your tools, tips and tricks and for sure I love your feedback on all kinds of tools and the like. Keep on doing what you are doing, I have found products I really like through your videos and avoided things I think I would have made a mistake on purchasing without the advice form you and other content creators that I find extremely useful.

[@Jako1987]

jonsquatch I came here for axe videos and now he is making dirtbike (I got KTM 690 Enduro) and van conversion (I have 5 seated Sprinter) videos. So spot on content for me. Maybe he's going to start pig farming next 🤣 (to keep me entertained /s )

[@kyle6364]

+jonsquatch I second this.

[@plattevilleclarks]

Cody, Mark me down as not a dirt bike fan. However, Mark me down as a huge grandad story fan. The side commentary on many if your videos is what makes your channel great. I almost did not watch this one, but I am glad I did. Enjoy your Sabbath rest.

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Fred,

[@wubforceone]

i love your dirt bike videos. i love your homestead videos, i love your felling videos, i love your wood working videos, i love you fire fighting videos. i love all your videos, don't let a few people get you down cause they like to whine and try to dictate to you what you should do with your channel. i dont mind your product use at all. if anything i like it. please dont let these people get to you. im sure the vast majority is just like me. just liking your channel in general.

[@ProcintUS]

I know I'm Monday morning quarterbacking here, but the secret to those clamps is to pull the ring off the rubber, remove or install, then roll/slide the ring back on. Spitting on it helps.

[@1earlcatfish]

Worked 25 years on forklifts and man up equipment , I don't like heights but had to take them through there paces after repairing them just like the airplane mechanics . Hated the JLG 120's at McCormick Place Chicago but we could go so high we could watch the Bears play in Soldiers Field

[@zachmeyer2718]

I’m not really a fan of dirt bikes. So I just skip to the end where you do these talks. I enjoy listening to you talk. I always enjoyed your homesteading videos, black smithing videos, and woodworking videos. I don’t care if you have product placement though, that’s what keeps your channel cranking. I’m happy that you get paid and get cool tools.

[@tonymcloughlin7007]

Hey Cody, Its been a while since I commented. I love your approach to producing quality free content for us lesser mortals to enjoy. I have started my countdown clock until you reach 1 million subscribers so time now 23:36 and counting.

[@jamespolucha8790]

Sure wish you would do more videos on this bike, I just got a 2018 TE 300 and there’s not very many videos on this bike, enjoy your videos keep them coming

[@RussMcCoydrums]

This channel gives me the fizz! Thanks for years of entertainment!

[@wranglerstar]

Thanks Russ,

[@kataboy112]

Cody I love the dirt bike videos, or any of your videos for that matter! I had on old two stroke bike and your mention of the vibrations and power band brought back great memories and sore hands. You gave me the dirt bike Jones again!!! I love the stories about your grandfather. I used to work at Kenmore Air, an old seaplane airline in Seattle that still flies airplanes with the same type radial engines from WWII that he wrenched on. Whenever a new engine was hung, or airplane was rebuilt, the man who did it went along for the first test flight.

[@brianbuskey7419]

I like your videos because of the variety. Dirt bike today, survival shovel tomorrow, then some van action. Great work!

[@stevecox9236]

Cody I really enjoy your videos. I love seeing the different tests you’ve done to see just how reliable the cheaper products are. Thank you and God bless.

[@matejmatej3554]

After watching this video I feel kinda bad for saying you should be paid for product placement but I don't believe that is wrong thing to do you should be paid you promote a product as long as this product is good and I trust you so there is nothing wrong with being paid from promoting the product you believe in. So don't stress keep doing you I love your channel and I enjoy it very much greetings from Slovenia "if you ever heard of it"

[@conorfrancis222]

And yea I do recommend you repack every once a season. It really does help with throttle response and power

[@aaronronimous9900]

I watch every video! I appreciate you and your family and if someone does not like what you show then don’t have to watch!

[@seifsplace]

Cody I echo others comments. Your passion for videos, family life style, homesteading and everything you share with us is wonderful. Thank you for time, effort and positive message.

[@wranglerstar]

I appreciate your support John,

[@tjsyam921]

I just enjoy watching all of your content and the commentary that comes with it. Luckily I also enjoy the forestry, tool, gun, tractor, gardening, and motorcycle videos. I've been an avid KZbin video watcher for years. Therefore knowing full well that many of my favorite KZbinrs such as yourself do this as a full-time job. Therefore it being their business. Working with other companies doing product placement like you've done with DeWalt, or using products from companies like you have with Yanmar, or using your Amazon affiliate links is smart business.....for all involved. So keep up the good work Mr Wranglerstar.

[@teamcarp1]

People that complain about your videos and continue to watch them are just glutinous i guess, I enjoy watching all your videos no matter the content because of your excitement so keep up the great videos man!

[@theexclusiveopening4268]

I have enjoyed your channel for quite sometime and have learned a lot about important skills. You inspire people to do these things and I hope you keep doing what your doing.

[@Muzza904]

You work hard, you play hard! That's a saying for a reason wranglerstar. I'm a big watch guy too and was just able to afford the Tissot T Touch I wanted for ages! Watching you with all your things just makes me think, yeah one day I'll maybe have an adventure van or dirt bike etc. Good things come to those who make them come and deserve it. So just shrug of the haters and keep on getting all the toys/tools you want! I love watching all the high quality tool, machine, toys and invention videos. If all you did was chainsaw videos then I'd probably still watch but diversity is good! Keep up the awesome quality!

[@FOB-yz7gf]

Cody, keep doing what you love and what's right for your family. I will keep watching.

[@patrickprafke4894]

"For when it's really cold. In the 30's". Minnesota just giggled.

[@A_Man_In_His_Van]

I just posted the same thing lol. Skol from Minneapolis!

[@vorticosecomb]

Your channel is so great man! Its so personal and you genuinely enjoy what you are doing and even when you have to do something you don't enjoy you share it to say that not everything is enjoyable and you gotta do what you gotta do. Your channel is just so... wholesome if you will and its so great to see what you do.

[@dylanpresson1443]

It's fun to watch someone be excited about something. Thankful for the channel!

[@ajpaquet8330]

You are the only person ive watced that has removed the FMF logo. Ive had multiple FMF slip on tips and full systems and everyone COMPLIMENTED me for using FMF

[@livesalty710]

Hey bud, don't sweat those people. I look forward to all your videos. I enjoy them all I get different things from each. I learn different tricks and techniques, easier ways to work on things, how to go about doing something more simple. Hell I even learn a little history from time to time. Plus I enjoy hearing stories of how you may have learned it all. You seem like a humble, joyful energetic guy. I'd be grateful to have you as a friend. And now that you got this bike I can truly see all your joy and happiness. You gotta new toy and your excited. People are just haters lol. And more and likely jealous cause your genuinely happy. I say bring on the bike vids. Stay happy stay true and keep doing your thing bud.

[@boburchfield5544]

Here's my second comment. THIS IS TO YOU CODY....YOU OWE NO MAN/WOMEN ANY EXPLANATION. Except MRS. W. AND JACK OF COURSE.... JUST WANTED TO SAY THAT. You seem like a good man so keep doing what your doing and don't explain nothing to nobody that has a problem with it

[@MegaMoe63]

Well said Bo!

[@weteringoost1]

Just stay who you are Cody. I watch your video's because it's just very interesting to see how exciting you are about the small things. I have learned so much from your vids. Just be yourself and Stay yourself. If people see video's they don't like, just wait untill the spring.

[@edwardholmes91]

I thoroughly enjoy the content that you produce and wholeheartedly agree with your comments at the end of the video. Keep doing what you love and may God bless you and your family.

[@getoffmycliffguy]

Hey man, keep doing what your doing the way your doing it. I am the type of person who get easily annoyed at advertising and things that are over-hyped, it seems we are inundated with such things these days. I do not feel that way with your channel, thanks for keeping it real. I have no desire to go homesteading, dirt biking, or doing carpentry or building a van, but I still enjoy every minute of watching you do it, and learning about it. So thank you very much!

[@roadkillraker]

Great video, just started watching it and loving it already! Love the variety and your insight and experience. Thanks for letting us in your garage.

[@SG-jo9mk]

Cody, your honesty and transparency is appreciated. I have been watching you for several years now and have learned so much. I love seeing the success and blessings that God has brought to you and your family. You put out a great product that people enjoy watching. Keep up the the great work.

[@Anakwad]

I love the season but now I can't wait for spring to go out and ride.

[@pansejra]

I couldn't hear any difference frankly. But if it's safer, than there is no doubt that it's important to have that. This is your channel, Cody, don't anybody tell you what you should do. The reason why you are my most favorite youtuber is the fact, that your content is authentic, original, has such a variety of topics you cover and the stuff that you've been doing. Also, when will you tell us about Dee?

[@bannablitz247]

Best advice I have ever heard for locktite is to only use the red when you are certain you will never take it off again, blue for everything else.

[@ExpeditionaryRanger]

Great work! Keep it up. Don't get discouraged.

[@Toaster193]

SO satisfying to watch a proper biker... He gets a perfectly good new bike.... and immediately "upgrades" it :)

[@jnak86]

Exciting to watch your hobbies evolve. Keep up the good work.

[@RickP654]

Cody I think the people that makes the muffler that is being installed tells you how to repack so that you can take the packing out also. Just think about it. If it is too quiet on original install you can take it apart and unpack to suit your own desired loudness level. Cool feature but they don't want to tell you in those words. So, ride on Cody and make as much noise as you want to. Good informative video and keep up the good work. I really enjoy your work.

[@07Countryboi]

Cody the lessons you have learned and shared the experience that you have talked and show us with you videos is amazing and has helped me to look and research the tools and equipment that I have used and run daily now! Thank you again!

[@markattardo]

Growing up I always dreamed of dirt bike riding. Being a city kid it never made sense to own one. Fast forward to adulthood, physical issues prevent me from participating in a lot of activities, including most of the things you show on your channel. I was skeptical about this video when I saw the dirt bike theme. I enjoyed it thoroughly! You manage to lightly sprinkle wisdom in your videos that can be applied to many different situations. Thank you and keep doing your channel YOUR way!

[@NedKelly1957]

In the IDF (Israeli Army) the soldiers (usually women) who pack the parachutes for paratroopers - also have to jump with parachutes they have packed. And thanks Cody for the energy you invest in making these videos.

[@endersothergame]

I gotta say I really enjoy your videos, I have said it before and would say it again. More often then not you have something to teach and maybe I can't use your lesson today but I will have it for when I need it. Thank you.

[@NuclearFacility]

I never thought I’d repack my muffler until I did it on my 125 and saw so much power I didn’t have before. Muffler packing can be picked up for under $10 and really makes a difference. I’m not big on noisy exhaust either so it helps that as well.

[@garybrightbill4881]

I watch because you do what you do your way and I like it all.

[@breezyridgeranch]

Love the ending rant Cody. Great video.

[@dbela26]

Great channel, no issue with product placement even if you had it. You always fly straight and that’s appreciated.

[@alamina17]

Wranglerstar keep it up man. I WISH I got stuff for free I would never judge you even if you advertised to me because the content is so great and you are a good man.

[@wranglerstar]

Thanks Kev,

[@toddhowell2299]

Your dirt bike videos are killing me. We’re a few months away from riding season and now all I can think about is bombing around on my WR. +1 for Ram Mounts. I use them everywhere.

[@rob9346]

Don't feed into those kind of comments. Your content is amazing! These days with KZbin going down hill, creators have to do what they have to do to keep going. Hopefully some day soon KZbin will have better competition and then some of my favorite channels can have a better platform where they don't have to sensor their videos. It makes me so mad when some really stellar channels can't make revenue off ads anymore because they might want to make a shooting video here and there. Anyways, keep up the good work and I'll definitely keep tuning in!! Cheers!

[@hackstack0]

I love dirt bike videos and all your videos for that fact and love that your straight forward when it's paid.

[@thefulltour9710]

Really enjoying the dirt bike videos! Keep them coming!

[@jeffreid3341]

You won't nce disappointed with your tubless system. I've been running it on my 2017 TE 300 for over a year and love it.

[@wranglerstar]

WoW, just got back from a 3 hour ride in tough tough conditions. I ran the tires at 7 PSI. The traction was so good It was like cheating,

[@jeffreid3341]

Wranglerstar, I run the same psi and feel the same way. When i ride with my buddies (they run 12 psi) I hook up where they can't.

[@TrojanHorse1959]

I like all kinds of videos, the variety you have is great! I also enjoy your tool, tractor, and equipment, videos regardless of whether or not you get paid for advertising them. I cannot wait to see that knife sharpener! It is my favorite out of all of the tools you have shared with us and I want one so bad for myself I can hardly stand it. I keep saving up for one, but it seems like some emergency expense always crops up. Great video Mr. W, Thank You!

[@donaldcostello8312]

Cody, great video FYI if you slice your over flow tubes down the middle about 3/4 inch in length no mud will clog the end of the tube by your linkage, also you can drill 1 inch wholes in number plate to make your bike breath better , I have other tips if you are interested in making your bike bullet proof.

[@alexr6113]

I love your videos whatever the content they are well put together and always informative. I think the dirt bike videos are a great addition to the channel and I really enjoy the variety of content. Thanks for makings great videos for us all to enjoy.

[@haybloomer]

Wranglerstar I find for some reason that we all, myself included, find it difficult to deal with change. To that end we may look for the negatives in the good that happens to those we care about. Also, it's easy to suspect bad motives in those that we don't "really" know such as yourself. Keep up the good work. Tack

[@theoneandonlyowl3764]

Great video and "non-rant". Who wouldn't jump at the chance of some company giving them equipment that they love to use and endorse it via their videos, even subtly. I understand completely. Some of us don't need an explanation. I've followed your channel since youtube featured an axe video way back before you'd made the 100k mark (and won't regret it), the first time I'd made an account to follow videos on youtube, rather than just watching randomly. I've always been a supporter of youtubers that post what is in their heart at the time they're making a video, rather than faking it to gain views. Good luck to you and family. It seems that at least some of us (you guys) are living our dream. Keyboard warriors today just love to hate. It didn't seem that way when I was first on the net back around '96. It's nice to be anonymous, but there still needs to be respect. Regards from Down-Under.

[@mainematt1234]

No product placement worries here. Great videos.

[@j.s.butter]

I really enjoy the dirt bike videos! I have never owned a dirt bike and probably never will but I enjoy watching these videos!

[@DavidWhite]

I had a 500 Husky back in the early 80's It was the most cantankerous bike I had ever owned. If you shut it off it would take forever to get it started. It came with a Bing carb. I finally found a Mikuni carb that fit and never had a starting problem after that. Oh it came with a spark arrestor. When I ran Motocross I got rid of that and put a Whispering Smith on.

[@michaeljohnson-li5nn]

Cody, you can also use a heat gun to gently warm the sticker, then if any sticky residue is left just use an isopropyl wipe to remove it. Glad you are starting to be a convert to the metric system.

[@marcus211098]

Loving these bike videos

[@bobalobalie]

The thing you were speaking about with your grandfather in the Army Air Corp still occurs in the Army Airborne with the Riggers. Riggers are the ones who pack parachutes and those parachutes aren’t marked with a clear distinguisher of the Rigger. At least once every month those Riggers will jump with one of their parachutes and they don’t get to choose which one. Such a system definitely works since jumping out of military aircraft with static line chutes is one of the safest things to do in the military. Significantly more accidental/negligent military deaths have occurred with mechanics working on equipment than during static line jumps. In fact, the only death that has occurred during Airborne training happened in early 2005(when I was there). And it was determined through video that it was her and not the chutes fault. She came out of the aircraft *COMPLETELY* wrong, cigarette rolled her chute, and failed(or couldn’t) pull the reserve. Poor young Soldier, Rest In Peace Paratrooper. Great story though, Cody, brought back some good and bad memories. Fortunately the story brought back *A LOT* more good memories and only a few bad.

[@GlenRickerd]

Not into dirt bikes, but enjoying the videos because the mechanical knowledge is universally applicable. I always pick up something I didn't know before. Carry on!!

[@rolandszakats3617]

And again a great Video!!!!Its realy cool that you explane everything soooo long!!!

[@themaskellrascal]

Thank you Cody! I don't always agree with your point of view on things, but I do respect your thoughts on tools and processes for repair and am willing to listen with an open mind. I am trying to get into woodworking again after many years and would love to see a video on the fundamental woodworking hand tools needed to start woodworking. Maybe like a 3 price point list of the tools at least in name so we could check out other examples if the one that was shown is something we can spend a lil more money on or can't spend that much on, and where to get them. Thanks for all the hard work you put into the channel it shows! P.S. I really enjoyed that skiing video of you and Jack.

[@JerkRice]

I love the pride that you put into your work. We should all strive to do the best we can do even if no one else is there to appreciate it.

[@maryseiler5788]

I love listening to all your stories n ramblings! OH and I just read Jack Shaefer's SHANE, and I know you'd ENJOY it! Thanks for sharing, love you guys!

[@zebrapetey9746]

Hey Wranglerstars I'm loving the NEW dirt bike content and the fact that you cover a variety of topics. Keep up the good work and thank you 😎

[@dogbugler]

Say hey, Wranglerstar I might have a tip for you to remove the sticky left behind. I am in the window business and use goof off to remove the nasty glue off my tools. The main ingredient is toulene...works great. Don't forget to put on a nitrile glove. I use the Venon steel industrial gloves, available at most hardware stores. Thank you so much for you and the family do for us all. BEE WELL. regards, dog bugler, north Texas