Wood Stoves For Hot Tent Camping

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

GEAR REVIEW VIDEO LINKS OF STOVES BELOW: POMOLY T1 STOVE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZLYoKNtaql-isk POMOLY T1 MINI STOVE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apeml2SFgcmoicU POMOLY TIMBERWOLF STOVE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKbPYoeXo6p5rcU POMOLY TIMBER STOVE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZDMnItunZWWl8k POMOLY TRAVELLER STOVE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/raa3Y2h6brycmrs POMOLY T BRICK/ MAX: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6jWhYtsi559odE POMOLY T BRICK ULTRA: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maXLeKJ5d8SZr7c POMOLY DWELLER STOVE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6aYda2MhLtlgKc POMOLY OROQEN STOVE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6O1eIl_rriNqpo POMOLY WOODS NIGHT STOVE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIC8hX98pLV1i6M POMOLY T1 MINI 3 STOVE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWGZd358o6inj9k HOW TO GET STARTED IN HOT TENTING VIDEO PARTS 1, 2 AND 3: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4rPfWiEjtmtga8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpnZm4eodq1pqsk kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5Wvp3dsa9CEa68

[@stevendedeian7774]

just ordered a Dweller, for emergecy use in my 30 foot rv trailer, if gas/power drops off, it will take less then 15 mins to install it

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Awsome, perfect stove for that application

[@axelsommer697]

Perfect for my bike camper I’m building

[@axelsommer697]

Also alder wood doesn’t spark as much and is a quieter wood to burn

[@johnmknox]

"They're thicker, they're stronger, they last a lot longer... Pomoly" Would be a catchy jingle for an advert.

[@-M0LE]

Yeah I want to buy some now

[@MakeMoreMusicOk]

Dude, you're hired 🤠🤠🤠

[@barrybjerke9353]

... Viagra jingle!

[@rjstewart]

Thanks!!! Great points to consider. I think titanium not holding heat is an advantage in that it’s going to cool faster for packing up.

[@0623kaboom]

just dont get it over 1000c ... they tend to melt around there lol

[@MrHatetheplayer]

i'm considering the traveler. it'd be nice to have collapsible but having a place to nest the pipe and spark arrestor, plus the ease of set-up seems better imo. plus the size is still small enough to be portable without sacrificing too much cook space. thanks for showing them al side by each. makes it easy to make an informed decision!

[@dakshaswal4-croll.no.21avn7]

A larger stove with less woodcutting is perfect .Would warm the smaller tent quicker. All the collection is awesome. Glass stove is nice watching the fire inside.The heat transfer theory is ideal for a hot tent.

[@WindinyourSails]

By far the best most comprehensive video on YT explaining all the things to consider when looking to purchase a wood stove. Excellent job and thanks

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you, im really glad it is helpful

[@jeffreybateham9527]

I'd probably put one of those heat generated fans on top of it..maybe that would help the frost ring 💁‍♂️ Thanks for the knowledge knuts, great info

[@KC-lf4ly]

45 sec in and I know this will be the BEST review. Thank you

[@spookydoctor7454]

In depth, educational and very useful for anyone looking into buying a stove. Great job explaining all the types and differences. Thank you my friend. Love your videos

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you

[@XanderBudnick]

You're incredible at explaining things! Great breakdown!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks

[@codySouthard-yz5do]

Such a great overview from someone who actually uses all the stoves. Thank you so much! I’m just getting in to winter camping and this is a perfect primer.

[@brentkelly5445]

Very clear and concise. Great breakdown explaining window vs walls, when to use each. When you spat out the wall thickness of each... Wow very impressive overview.

[@dontworrydehappy7104]

Thanks so much for doing this instructional video! I've never done hot tent camping before and will be leaving for my trip soon. Great info to know, especially prepping the stove ahead of time. Great job, sir!

[@uthne2]

I’ve been looking at some of the “cheaper” alternatives and found they don’t come in that much cheaper as many of them come with a hefty shipping fee (at least to where I live, in Norway). Thanks for a thorough and helpful review of all these options.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Glad I could help

[@everready19373]

Just make one out of an ammo can/25 lb propane tank then. You could probably pick one up locally.

[@micheldumont4619]

My TimberWolf Special Lonewolf 902 Edition for 2021 arrived today. Very happy. The carrying bag is black canvas. Now just need to set the pipe and stove up and give a good burn.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Awsome, enjoy it 🙌🤙

[@THerd-um5tl]

Absolutely loving your video's. Thanks for keeping it real, intelligent, informative and entertaining! Just ordered a Pomoly Dweller entirely based on your review. Keep up the great work. Your enjoyment of the outdoors is infectious!

[@MarriedToTheKGB]

Very good points here. For my use I like the visuals of the Dweller as most of the time I'll be sticking all my gear in my old Range Rover but I'd like a T1 Ultra too at some stage perhaps.

[@Drose419]

Hey brother, thank you for all your reviews. Love the info you provide without just skimming over the details like a lot of channels do. So I’m looking for 2 stoves. One would be for my short school bus I’m converting to an rv, it’s roughly 125 sf and about 6.5 ft tall, insulated. The main thing is getting one that’s going to keep the bus warm enough, and second would be how many times I’d have to fill it throughout the night lol. There were 3 from the video that looked like they might work, the dweller, the ultra, and that new double stack one. In your opinion what one would suit my needs best? The second stove would be for a small sauna and I’m not sure how the glass would hold up to water being splashed on it, if it might be better to stick to a small cast iron instead. The sauna will also be in the bus and doubles as a shower so the portability of these stoves is what caught my eye. And if I could possibly use one of these stoves to serve both functions that would be even better.

[@carlherington1599]

I'm so jealous of your stove collection! Thank you for your videos!

[@dcgbox]

When a video that is so thorough and broad ranging comes along I actually watch all the commercials without hitting skip ad unless of course it's for something non-related to camping such as E.D ads for men LOL, there by hoping that the publisher of said video receives more credit in some way great job lone Wolf

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you, glad it was helpful

[@alexjanito3404]

Made a point to talk all about the heat transfer through the glass but barely mentions that it also allows the light of the fire out into your tent area which is very very useful. Personally i made a stove out of a 50cal ammo can for about 150usd and am currently working on a 40mm ammo can. Its long enough to put entire split logs youd get from the store into which is why i chose to build it after the 50cal can. I was able to build in 2 baffles aswell and it really seems to help with the back section from failing to burn. Really pulls in the air to the back

[@FYRSTWAFFEN]

THANKS FOR SHARING ALL THIS GREAT HOT TENT CAMPING. THERE SEEMS TO BE A STOVE OR TWO FOR EVERY NEED.

[@synrick4840]

Great review man this is the info iv been looking for, I hike and camp alot, and been looking into hot tenting to keep going all year, especially here in canada warm weather camping never lasts long, glad I found your channel!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks so much, hope the informative is useful 👍

[@damonledford180]

Just used this information to buy my first stove! Had I gone shopping without this I would've so screwed up. Thank you!

[@pilotgoals62]

I just recently (very recently) found your channel. Thanks for a great review of all the choices and factors in choosing the best stove for my use. I like your style in offering opinion and facts and letting us know which is which. I find your content easy to trust and subscribed based on the integrity of your reviews. Thanks for being the person we need to learn from about having the best experience we can have, when out there on our own, or with family/friends in situations where the right choice makes a difference. Thanks for your content. Cheers!

[@garyo4456]

Good sales/marketing pitch! Very informative, but I’d like to see brand to brand and determine the best based on quality & features.

[@Badger1776]

Thanks for finally sending some cool weather down to the states. Now we can actually use these!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

😁👍

[@TimM762]

Idea. Maybe already thought of? Traveler stove. Adjustable legs or short and longer legs that can be changed out (wing nuts) if you want stove closer to ground.

[@TimM762]

Or even a bracket with several holes with a pin that locks legs at various angles?

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very possible

[@kingrafa3938]

Wow! That's a lot of wood stove you have there. Great review and very detailed explanation 👍👍👍🇵🇭

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you very much

[@danharrison5285]

In a larger stove like the Ultra, can you cut round logs short and load them left-to-right instead of long-wise and light them in the back, causing the wood load to burn slowly forward, to get a really long burn time? Would that work or no? Just trying to maximize burn time and not have get up as often at night. I've seen this suggested for full-sized stoves for homes/cabins and wondered if possible? Maybe the Ultra is still to small to pull this off? Don't own a stove and trying to research it. Hope to pull the trigger on one and a tent soon! Good video. I have been binge watching a lot of you videos of late. Thank you for all of the great information!

[@KentuckyFriedChicken99]

Not sure if it's an issue for you but this would generate a lot of smoke

[@braydenmacbeth5177]

Just something that I learned before purchasing one of these wood stoves I would check out the nyko woodstoves they seem to work best for me🇨🇦⛺🙂

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Awsome , thank you

[@braydenmacbeth5177]

Yeah I prefer those when I get into colder weather like -15 to -40 weather in Northern Canada or Northern Ontario🙂

[@KA-pq3yz]

Excellent explanations . Thanks a lot. You answered all of my questions about woods stoves 👍👍

[@jeffrichards5106]

Thanks so much Jeremy, really appreciate your in depth explanation, very helpful. My head was starting to spin with all the stoves that Pomoly has come out with within just a year! In the meantime I will use my Kni-Co stainless steel stove until I can afford a lightweight titanium for non-truck camping. I did not know that the heat transfer through glass instead of steel was greater, never had a fireplace. That is great information, thanks again. Hopefully my maiden hot tent voyage will happen this year and all goes well. Atb 👍🏕

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks alot, there are many options to choose from

[@runeburdahl7141]

Interesting video. Now I know why I was cold in my Tentipi with a woodstove. I sold the tent and am looking for the ideal hot tent for solo camping. Cheers from Norway.

[@KC-lf4ly]

Once again you have laid it all out in such a great way they my choices are easy. Thank you my friend.

[@fourbyforester]

heat channel and frost ring. Says it all! 👍👍👍

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks 👍

[@fourbyforester]

"Today's video is a very educational and informative video." Right On!!!

[@2000talon]

I installed a winnerwell nomad into my Airstream last winter works like a charm. I live in Canada where there is winter.enjoying your channel .New subscriber🙂

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Awsome 🇨🇦🙌😁

[@wondermonkeyoutdoors]

Tremendous review. I appreciate the points made about why you would want one stove or another.

[@markg3025]

Very informational and I was amazed by the number of wood stoves.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks alot

[@0623kaboom]

I saw a video a few years ago that showed primary heating zones in various shaped structures like a cone a pyramid a box a dome etc ... funny part is a cone pushes heat low down sure and thus it gets hot easily .. by a dome tent actually makes air currents and adjusts the heat to an even temperature with the hottest portion being between the top and the middle .. NOT at the top as expected ... but below it ... a box house style heats the roof and slowly works its way down and a pyramid is similar to a cone except it only makes the heat flow in the top 1/3rd which means the bottom will be significantly cooler ... . as for the double floor or false floor ... removing ash away from your combustibles allows them to burn down fully at all temperatures and provides for easy clean up ... you can literally pull out the ash pan with the stove running and go dump it out in the snow and replace it and not need to let the stove cool disassemble half the stove and then got take the whole thing and shake it out to clean it ... btw any double floor stve without an ash pan that can be removed while the stove is in heat is a bodge job ... (bodge a job not done correctly but made to look good and get a job done with no added bonuses )

[@J-S2014]

Great video I can swear by and say steel and stainless steel stoves do hold heat but will not heat a tent in cold they will however hold heat and help in a small camper truck or rv anything insulated switching to a stainless instead of steel or titanium thanks

[@gervidov8084]

Thank you for this video. It is very helpful! I eventually bought the Pomoly T1 stove regular but I will probably buy another one and get your signature stove with Pomoly. More power to you!

[@hike-bike-paddle-and-drone]

What an awesome video Jeremy! I am definitely a hammock dweller from here on out and have just started watching your channel. I never thought about crossing the threshold of hot tent camping until I ran into you! I am definitely eyeing the traveller stove and your signature series hammock tent from Pomoly now! I really hate what that other company did to you and especially their customers with those seamed in patches. That made up my mind about them immediately!

[@NEFKANO]

Wow... very informative and love that you had access to all these stoves to offer comparisons, thanks. I'm looking at the Dome X4 from Pomoly for my choice of hot tents... but like the costs of those smaller mini-brick stoves... but for sure undertstand that this will all be a larger area to heat up...ugh decisions decisons : )

[@snap4ward]

Heat transfer.... You get radient/infrared with glass vs conductive only without glass. It is quite different concepts.

[@TheInternalwisdom]

Thank u so much amaizing that u can talk about stoves for so long and manage to make in interesting, i was paing close attantion the whole video! Thank you

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

So nice of you

[@brianredlin]

Appreciate the lesson on the heat dynamics on the shapes of the tents. Very informational.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you, glad it was helpful

[@ahilbilyredneksopinion]

Thanks man...I camp on yer suggestions, and all my campin gear ,except my kayak,I have frum yer reviews. Thank you fer whut you do fer shure!

[@danielkutcher5704]

The one made in America, these days. China is buying us, one purchase at a time. For me, it was a Seek Outside Titanium medium stove (I have a Smokehouse hammock hot tent, also made in the USA by a cottage company, privately owned).

[@kevinofborg1291]

Thanks for the name of the stove company. I would rather buy American! Not sure I like the design of the Smokehouse.

[@alexandergutfeldt1144]

Thanks for the great overview. Looks like I got lucky and I chose right, when I bought the T1 mini last winter, since portability and light weight are my main concern.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Awsome 🙌😊

[@sparrowflying864]

Have you had any warping? And do these ever go on sale?

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very minimal warping, far less warping than other brands i have used

[@lilikh2259]

Hii...friend It is wonderful to see these useful tools for camping, especially a small heater for tents..but unfortunately it is not found near me in my area and this is sad. What is important is success in your work, believe me, and I follow you every day... from Algeria.

[@SunnySarah82]

had to pop over to my account just so i could say thank you for doing this review will keep this info as i get my truck fixed up really liking that pomoly you're currently using

[@that1dud]

You won’t see this of course. But man, great video! Super informative! Got yourself a new sub. All the best to you and yours.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks for the sub!

[@randallbruursema7553]

thanks for your advice, I have a small trailer and I want a wood stove, you answered all my questions

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Glad I could help!

[@jricks31]

Respectfully disagree. SS will continue to produce heat for a limited after after the fire burns out. This heat transfer will be longer than titanium. I do agree that the amount of heat may not be significant enough to heat the tent enough to not wear jacket. However it will be greater than titanium. Great video.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you, regardless the result is the same, Freezing cold

[@garym51124]

I wanna do a cargo trailer conversion 6x8 and one of these stoves is definitely gonna get added. Great reviews and breakdown

[@mariastevens6406]

So, heat transfer, fire monitoring, and being able fall asleep watching a small fire, and you haven't broke one yet after dropping them a number of times. Definitely getting one with glass.

[@kokadjooutdoors620]

Wonderful collection of stoves. Definitely lot of options. Really liking the looks of the dweller models

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Glad you like them!

[@kokadjooutdoors620]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping think would be great for cooking or when we stay up north at the boat house late season. Gets quite cold early

[@joebuck4496]

Hey so out of EVERY stove that you have used, which one would you have the most confidence in as far as its spark arrestor making absolutely sure that you won’t get any burn marks on your tent? Thanks.

[@journeyman7189]

Excellent breakdown. Definitely helping in my decision making for which stove to get. Thanks. Nate

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Glad it was helpful

[@centralsDiverDude]

Hey man! Love your videos, what stove would you recommend for a larger bell tent? I want to try the Dweller, it just seems like it throws a lot of heat for winter trips

[@woodslore4672]

Good one Lonewolf.👍 Tryin to decide on a stove for my One Tigris Hut.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Good luck

[@kendoi628]

Appreciate keeping it real and no hype, Im looking for a tent stove and tent and like the pomoly quality. I'm going carlife at the end of this month, excited, but still emerging from a health situation, so I need to stay warm. Im and trying to locate a used stove. If there is a place or someone here has extra to sell, I'm in the market. Thanks

[@TheNewLibertarian]

Great learning tool! Good lecture! In your opinion what would be the optimum stove for the Pomoly Locomotive 20 interest of shape, dimension, and ease of loading with wood ?

[@robertcong-leton3275]

Excellent reviews and educational information. Thank you so much for posting this video and its contents. Cheers, mate!

[@honklerton732]

Personally - right off the bat - I got the video paused @ 1 minute into the video - just by the size and shape - I would say the one on top on the furthest right looks like the one I'd go with. It's nice and big - and at the same time it's shape is done in a way where it looks like it would work really well and effectively - and not be too cumbersome to fit in most tents!!! That is the one I personally like the most first impressions before even hearing a single word about them.

[@MrNvtty]

holy crap... thanks... what an exhaustive review

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Glad it was helpful

[@terryw.milburn8565]

Sure Were Lots Of Options There. Thanks For Making The Choice Easier " J :" ATB T God Bless

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks alot

[@billrussell7672]

The "T bird ultra'double wall is a gAsifier it burns smoke It runs hotter 700-800 degrees and 300-400 in chimney it is the best stove you own. It is most efficient and most dangerous and needs a triple wall 3" passthru designed for pellet stove . I have a Deerfamy double side wall it is best bang for buck but the gasification poses real hazards for those unfamiliar with the hotter stoves

[@budluczewski9234]

Still have a small potbelly for this winter but I'm going to try to get something like you have for your truck because I have a old Shasta camper that i attached to my one ton Ford dulley i love it but it does get cold when the fire goes out thanks again and peace out happy camping

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Awsome, stay safe

[@iamnobody9542]

???!!!!????!!???!! Oh... That one for This, the other one for that... But the part about tent shape was an eyeopener! Most all my cold camping has been a cold camp. I did have a 7000 BTU direct on propane tank that I used in our old Wenzel 10 X 12 cabin tent in the adk's for deer hunting, but slept on a cot, too. Surprisingly, that did take the chill off quite well to crawl out of the sleeping bag in the AM and also lounging around after the hunt, even at -10F outside. That was all car camping, tho. That tent was 45 lbs! Not QUITE back packable!! I keep thinking about getting back into it... Then I throw another log into my fireplace insert stove and curl up in front of it... Love to watch the flames thru that door window! Thanks. REAL Info!! Jerry

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Definitely lots of information to think about

[@mokuohaisaia8447]

Dirty Gear = Honest Review... I always question when people talk about products yet they’re brand new and never used 🤔. Subbed cause you’re not an NPC 🤪😂 awesome vid, loads of info. Happy Holidays 🤙🏽

[@jerrykoli]

Hello Jeremy, 1st of all: really great content and awesome footage!!! After watching your videos, i decided to go with an Pomoly T1 Mini + Stovehut 70. I have just received my T1 Mini. Shipping (CN to AT) was fast (7 days). So far nothing was missing or has been damaged during transport, but ... on many bends there are a lot of cracks (i guess prduction defect/incorrect processing). My worry is, that the hot/cold changes will increase those cracks and the stove will be unusable in short time. Do you also have such "bending-cracks" on your models? BR also a Jeremy XD

[@SFCRambo60]

Why don't any of the stoves have like a ash pit or grade so air can get underneath the wood that's burning?

[@davidrussell2755]

Very educational. Makes it a lot easier for me to make my choice. Excellent video. Keep up the good work.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Really glad it was helpful

[@selvaparker2100]

Millonario para ser superviviente. Se ha convertido en un negocio

[@ginocastro5107]

Great info! Thank you for such a well rounded know how!

[@gustavomaciel787]

You make some good videos. Which stove do you use in your pickup. Also, what cap did you use on your camper shell on top

[@michaelcostello6638]

This was a great video. Thank you for sharing. I'm interested in trying this and you've given me some great information to ponder.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Really glad you enjoyed

[@amandaflatin7377]

I am really looking forward to the promo oven review! Pizza and camping! Where has this been my whole life?

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Coming soon

[@pamelanowell1]

Very comprehensive. Thank you.

[@wendyshih711]

OMG this is the best video! i finally learned wish stove to get! thank you! this video helped me alot! but im still haveing some trouble learning the basics of camping! do you think you can help me?

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Glad the video was helpful

[@wendyshih711]

@@thelvadam8916 ok thank you very much

[@wendyshih711]

thank you! it really was helpful

[@hemipirate]

Extremely informative video with great comparisons!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Glad you liked it!

[@Gbaum515]

Dude finally the video I've been waiting on!!! Thanks man! but just one more question before I make my decision. Is there a significant burn time difference between the Dweller and the Ultra?

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Pretty comparable burn times

[@l.davesteele3227]

Just loved it thank you .

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

So glad!

[@j.j.clingman4083]

Awesome awesome video buddy!! Very detailed info and a lot of things that I had never thought of before!!! It definitely helped me out for sure!! I’m definitely thinking that the T-Brick Ultra would work best for me!!! The one thing I would like to no is how well would it work in a ice fishing thermal tent or shack??

[@arlenehiles2689]

Brilliant demonstration.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you

[@arlenehiles2689]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping Your welcome.🙂

[@brigittebazinet7298]

Got my coffee and thanks for this info :)

[@mariaegarza7925]

Lots of helpful information here. Thanks!

[@kenginter6112]

What stove has the longest burn time of the take down models?

[@idahohermit4634]

Would you be able to fold the legs up and instead set the stove on 4 rocks say only 3 or so inches off the ground, giving you a lower frost ring?

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Yes absolutely, I have done this a few times myself and it works well

[@idahohermit4634]

Sorry if I missed you mentioning it. That would go a long ways for my old bones in November and December!

[@SeanNoone-uo8yf]

Great videos man love your channel. Quick question. I just bought a dweller max 3. Im still looking at tents. Im very close to buying a 5m canvas bell tent. Would you have any idea how that stove would perform in a 5m bell tent ? I will be car camping and the outside temperature will be bewteen -1c - +3 Celsius. Any info will be much appreciated. Thanks

[@gp1971]

I’ll take whatever one u don’t want. Lol. Great video. One day I’ll own one of those beauties. God bless.

[@JayJay-sg7zl]

Great breakdown. Alot of great information 👍

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Glad it was helpful!

[@papajeff5486]

Have you ever used one of those trailers, like made for hauling game, a two wheel, a one wheel…for winter kit?

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

No

[@stealthyf.o.gcamper5935]

Great breakdown ... now i am getting the hammock tent and would like to ask your opinion on the best stove for it I am thinking either the brick ultra or the brick max i am looking for the longest burn times thanks

[@trollmcclure1884]

long infrared doesnt pass through glass. It re-radiates just like steel. It's placebo effect from visible light. Only a side-open stove would make a difference. If you want more radiation paint the stove or at least keep it dirty

[@jonfyfazan]

hoy hoy good and explanatory video, as usual. good job LoneW👏👍⛺️🪵🔥🇳🇴

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you

[@texassportingclays7996]

Wow...Great review tought me a lot! Thank you!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you