Your Rig NEEDS This Auxiliary Switch Panel!

[@ec-norsemanzero-drake7031]

Great rewatch. Was looking at Auxbeam stuff the other day.

[@BAcHIGU_]

At least your real brotha! A lot of these tubers basically have sponsored rigs. 🤙

[@BaptismOverland]

I mean lemme not lie…if I get a call fr a company wanting to sponsor my rig….😂

[@BAcHIGU_]

@@BaptismOverland but at least you will say it's sponsored

[@BaptismOverland]

@@BAcHIGU_ these are facts

[@craigversetti5700]

Years back when I had a 78 K5 Blazer all set up for off-road and camping I had the power welder from wild horses ( I think was the name ) installed and it was AWESOME !!! It was expensive but I got it on a 50/50 Barter , it saved my ass a couple of times when I didn't have replacement U - joints and when my tie-rod busted . I regret letting it go when I sold the K5 and would love to get another one but that 1400 bucks can go along way in other areas right ....

[@BrentWmBauer-li7vh]

Excellent walk-thru! Chose the same unit for my 99XJ build. Love the results. Thank you!

[@FRMN8R_T4R]

Bro - BEST video ever as I'm at the front-end of my 2020 4Runner build and trying to do this RIGHT (and with some thought/planning) from the get-go. One of my favorite channels - keep it up my friend!

[@DarealAGee]

I've been looking for a video to install this system for my 2021 tundra and bro....this is a great video! You're information is very detailed, simplified and it just so happens its for a 4runner! The layout under the hood is pretty much the same as the tundra. I love this video thank you man! now I'm pulling the trigger in my checkout box for this kit. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@xblack1209]

Kudos! I really like the videos you are making. been looking for some good options for my 4x4 overland build with LR3. and some of the ideas are well thought. keep it up!

[@Leto4900]

Thank you so much for this detailed explanation, I'm about to buy one but now everything is just clear to me. I enjoyed ao much watching this excellent vid, very informative. ❤😊🎉

[@kazecl9600]

Best video I've seen regarding this product. I'll buy and install it myself

[@greatcrossings]

Very helpful! I got mine installed today. Like you said it’s fairly easy install, the only challenge part for me is the red line connection with the fuse box under the steering wheel, for some reason it didn’t get power at first, couldn’t find the reason, then unplugged the fuse and flipped the other direction it worked. Weird, thought either direction would work.

[@colinarnold3726]

that's why I found a fuse in the engine bay box and wired it in that way. Didn't have to run the red wire into the cab.

[@Winch_Offroad]

Hell of a video, I watched all of it even though I didn’t need the information.

[@alexisduarte3917]

The welder thing is for not getting stranded on the trails if you break a link or your drive shaft having a welder is pretty useful

[@BaptismOverland]

So I've learned haha. This was so long ago. I've seen some things since then

[@ronhughes1822]

Hey Bro, I just started watching this video, and I just had to shout out! I like your attitude, honesty and straight forward way of presenting useful info. Hey You Tubers... take note, this is how it should be done..You rock dude!

[@BaptismOverland]

Thanks brother!

[@gilhernandez605]

I will be installing provisions to possibly hook up a welder to my RAM in the future.

[@love4steel]

for the placement of box... you could mount same place, but use longer bolts going to your rivnuts... and then use barrel spacers to push it out off wall a bit

[@BaptismOverland]

Yep. I actually ended up doing that. Crazy thing is their new version actually has space now.

[@benmiller9544]

Love the Chanel brah!!! Mad sick content keep it up brudah

[@drummerdudextream]

I have this one and love it adding accessories to it is soo easy

[@BaptismOverland]

Yep. My only issue is it doesn't have negative terminals built in on the 6 switch (it does on the 8 switch)

[@greggkerber1936]

Excellent video and review

[@overlandvoyager2780]

I use a Switch Pro 8 switch panel in my Taco and it keeps everything clean.

[@twitchc6c723]

Building an off-road racing chase truck currently and looking for a switch panel….eventually the truck will have welder on it. 🤣

[@arieorange]

One time we go off roading in a deep into a jungle remote area in Indonesia, and one of our team member car got broken axle, at that time, one of the team pull out the welder kit and start repairing the broken axle, so yeah, sometimes there are welder playing the part hehe

[@BaptismOverland]

Wow. That's pretty amazing. In the Philippines they do the same type of things as well.

[@arieorange]

@@BaptismOverland awesome bro!! Anyway thanks for the review, i just bought that panel today, can’t wait to install it in my MU X

[@wanderlostNW]

Great presentation, bro!

[@AddkisonAlesAndLagers]

Clean install! Love the switch location.

[@crazy-eyewoodguy4489]

The cut is an offering to the car gods....no blood, it will never work :)

[@BaptismOverland]

I say the same thing about my knives. You don't own it until it cuts you

[@overlandfun]

Best auxbeam install video. The white overlay diagrams are SUPER helpful. Thanks!

[@Onebandit]

Some of jeeps who off-road a lot in the rocks will have these welders on their rig for those times when you break something to get you home

[@BaptismOverland]

I legit wanna learn how to weld. I have so many ideas I can't execute because of that lack of skill lol

[@ifitsnotbrokenfixit1193]

​@@BaptismOverland no better time to learn is now if you can.

[@markouellette788]

I see this video is 2 years old. I am curious if you still believe the quality and functionality of this switch is good. I am leaning toward this switch pod.

[@BaptismOverland]

Oh yeah and I've still recommended it to people. Works great. I'm actually considering another one for other accessories I plan to add to the dual battery system

[@Senki207]

Some people use their welders in remote areas. These are "mobile welders" usually mounted to a truck, usually powered by diesel / petrol generators. However, using an inverter and some huge batteries, it is possible to wire a smaller welder (usually stick / flux core) into a dual battery system (less "dual" since they usually use a powerbank made from multiple batteries). Welding on fences / cabins / remote infrastructure that doesn't have power is much easier from a truck modified into a mobile welding station that running idk how many km-s of cord / cable to the site, especially since it can easily be damaged by rocks / wildlife or traffic. Welders draw a lot of amps, so you don't want a live wire touching a puddle or something.

[@alfonsoalvarez5349]

Comment was meant for another product bro.

[@Jim-uo7mz]

Hard core wheelers take some kind of welder with them. They break it weld it and repeat.

[@BaptismOverland]

Yep I've learned that since lol

[@shanemilway3740]

One downside I found was you can't use the high beam with your high and low beam toggle has to be done manual pushing of buttons on and off which gets annoying on highway

[@IvanHz-21]

What do you think of the Voswitch system? I am running the voswitch jk100 on my Jeep and it was plug and play. I would recommend installing a fuse or a circuit breaker from the battery to the auxbeam system or you risk burning your Jeep. It’s similar to the previous electrical issue you had before.

[@BaptismOverland]

I’ll look into it but I’m running ApolloIntech now

[@BaptismOverland]

At this point both vehicles now have a switch pod system that works. If any of them fail I’ll look into Voswitch

[@DrunkenChewbacca]

Maybe add spacers behind the box between the mount and body. Could use a rod or something and cut it so the screw goes through it or something.

[@BaptismOverland]

Actually did that! Crazy because their new versions have the space now to open it!

[@americanmade422]

Add washsers to the bolts so it gives room to take the lid off the box

[@BaptismOverland]

Yep did that already. The newer version actually opens differently so I'm glad they changed that

[@wildxtrek24]

This is such a great video! Thank you. How does this wire into your Xprite trailing bar? Were you able to maintain the functionality of the amber flashing lights?

[@BaptismOverland]

You don't wire it to a chase light because of how it's setup. Like, you COULD but you still have to install the chase light switch cuz it has 3 positions so really you're gonna have to press two switches just to activate it. Would be pointless

[@MrRocket654]

I liked your video, you do a good job explaining the process. I have a 2020 Ram 2500 Tradesman that does not have fog lights so I am wanting to install some. I have looked at several difference options and I can't help but believe using a controller like the Auxbeam is the answer. However I have looked in the engine compartment and I don't really find a place to install the control box around the battery or firewall. My Question is have you installed one on a 2020 Ram 2500 with the 6.4 Hemi, if so where did you put it.

[@BaptismOverland]

I have not no. Man I hate how new vehicles leave no room in the engine bay anymore!

[@Piklikr]

Nice Vid... Sold

[@harrellellison9243]

Wow that was easy

[@Dutch1951x]

Another GREAT video, thanks!

[@carlosholguin6739]

Amazing, just subscribed 🙏

[@erniegarcia4724]

So you have to ground every groundwire to the frame? The other Auxbeam you put both wires into the box.

[@BaptismOverland]

Exactly! Kinda sucks cuz on my Jeep both go into the box too.

[@BaptismOverland]

In a way, it COULD be advantageous. For instance, if I’m putting rear lights, I only have to route the + wire up to engine bay and I can ground it somewhere closer to the back

[@SHORTSCOMP777]

I just bought this and after seeing the video I am purposely breaking the back tabs to make it easy to open

[@BaptismOverland]

Yep lol. I ended up putting spacers.

[@supayota7265]

Thank you for the information, Man! I subscribed because I need your help! Haha. JK. I'm new to electrical wiring, and your content was top notch! Keep up the good work!

[@neiloneill9208]

Love the video and explanation. Thanks.

[@SilverSin]

My nilight pod and light bar connect to a preinstalled on off switch with a red, black, and white wire. If the red goes in fuse box and black to negative where does the white one go if i want to connect it to my 6 gang switch pannel??? Help please!!!

[@BaptismOverland]

@@SilverSin I'm not sure about niligjht products but if I HAD to guess seeing as they're all pretty standard (don't take my word for it though) if you're talking about the actual pod itself, that usually taps to a 12v ignition fuse so that it feeds it constant power to illuminate that switch pod. But I'm curious...why would you plug a switch pod to another pre installed switch? Cuz now you're turning on one switch to activate the other lol

[@seandalejackson2525]

!!Beast Mode My Man!! Appreciate Cha! P.S. Ya know what I'd like to know, is why is the 6gang fuse/relay box sooooo much nicer than the 8gang?!?!

[@aaronanderson8807]

i’m having a problem with mine. #6 button will not turn off, it’s on constantly. i’ve replaced relay and fuse for that button, no change. it even stays on when those are removed. the auxiliary light for that button goes off when i remove them, obviously but the buttons on/off indicator light stays lit 24/7

[@BaptismOverland]

Whoa. Weird! I have a feeling they made a mistake at the factory and something got wired constant.

[@agentelopez82]

I have 2 set of led lights, different switches , different harness inside the cabin three wires is there any different on my case? Thanks!.

[@BaptismOverland]

Do you have the 8 switch one or 6?

[@agentelopez82]

@@BaptismOverland 6

[@BaptismOverland]

@@agentelopez82 I'm trying to figure out what you're asking. Are you asking if you could use all those accessories on this switch pod? If so yes. You can get rid of all the switches and wires and just plug directly to the switch pod

[@bretthumberstone8148]

I think you said add it to the acc which is a 5amp in the cabin. I went to use the aux beams add a fuse but the Tacoma’s fuses are low profile so I couldn’t fit the tacomas fuse in the auxbeams add a fuse. Do I need to get normal 5amp fuse? or will I need a different add a fuse that has low profile fuses?

[@BaptismOverland]

Funny I JUST installed one of these last night! So you're in luck. Lol. So Toyota uses mini fuses but the problem is they use the kind without the long prongs. You can fit the add a fuse fr the auxbeam but then there's no way to add the yota fuse into the add a fuse. You'll need to go get a mini fuse in the same amperage but with the longer prongs to replace the yota one

[@bretthumberstone8148]

@@BaptismOverland Just what I was looking for! I will be grabbing a extra 5amp fuse with long prongs so I can use the auxbeam add a fuse! Thank you!

[@BaptismOverland]

@@bretthumberstone8148 yeah man. LITERALLY did this last night on my friends Runner and I forgot what I had done before till I remembered 😂 LUCKILY I had an extra fuse laying around for my wife's Runner or else we couldn't have finished the install.

[@bretthumberstone8148]

@@BaptismOverland Haha exactly! I got the temporary mount done and wires through the firewall but couldn’t go further than that!

[@hmoobfire]

Welder are for real offroad.......rock crawler, Baja desert, dunes.......I seen people on the Rubicon and Fordyce trail welding knuckle steering arm etc just to get back on the main road so it could get trailer home

[@BaptismOverland]

So I've learned!! And have actually seen it since too lol.

[@stephanm.4715]

Are the fuses interchangeable? Can I replace a 20A with a 10A?

[@BaptismOverland]

Yes of course! And so are the relays. One of the relays failed and I was able to just swap it out. It has to be that way because they won't know wha r you'll be hooking up to it

[@FRMN8R_T4R]

About the mounting of the box and being too tight to the body wall to remove the cover - thinking I'm just going to go ahead and mount this whole setup to an aftermarket tray (or just fab one myself) like from SDHQ or PowerTrays or something....

[@BaptismOverland]

Yes! Def do something else cuz it's annoying pressed up against the wall. In retrospect wish I woulda done that. I probably will. Maybe some spacers

[@johnielake]

y not just use a spacer/washer, enough 4 clearance?

[@usmarinenapinoy]

Auxbeam or Nilight?

[@BaptismOverland]

Auxbeam

[@sturgeonman5208]

Do you have an update on how the system is working after a year of use?

[@BaptismOverland]

Oh it's fine. Tons of aux items already plugged into it and it's still going like a champ.

[@americanmade422]

They have had issues. Lots of people i know are on their 2nd and even 3rd one. Possibly quality issue on the manufacture side.

[@BaptismOverland]

I'm still on the 1st. Hopefully no issues going fwd

[@boderick1]

could space the box out with washers

[@BaptismOverland]

Yep. Exactly what I did. I actually found some metal tube spacers that worked great

[@joecipaninon6794]

I hope this is available here in 🇵🇭

[@BaptismOverland]

Hmmm I'm sure it should be. If not there are tons of other options

[@soynwasabi]

Welders are pretty common in rock crawling scene

[@BaptismOverland]

So I've learned 😂

[@hj7993]

How the auxiliaries positive wire is protected from the weather. The terminals are open to the weather.

[@BaptismOverland]

No it's covered. Which- a gripe I had- was that it's hard to remove the cover because it's butted up against the wall. On my Jeep I have the Appollointech and that one can be removed easily.

[@hj7993]

@@BaptismOverland I mean the side area where the wires are screwed in are not covered.

[@BaptismOverland]

@@hj7993 and that's what I mean...when the cover goes on, it is covered. It's not FULLY covered because obv the wires need to go out to...but covered enough. I think of it like this...even your battery terminals are fully exposed under the hood and many other components. It's been fine and we live in a hurricane prone area. Haven't had a problem. We've also taken it off road where the entire hood area was covered with mud. So I'm not super worried

[@hj7993]

@@BaptismOverland Thanks for the info. I may consider using dielectric at the terminal.

[@BaptismOverland]

@@hj7993 sounds like a good idea. Better safe than sorry!

[@MarioMartinez-is1cg]

So you don’t need a relay that comes with the wiring harness correct?

[@BaptismOverland]

Nope! This kit IS your relay already.

[@MarioMartinez-is1cg]

@@BaptismOverland thank you 🤙

[@enice617]

I’m a noob. I have a question: do you need a switch pod WITH this auxbeam kit?

[@BaptismOverland]

This auxbeam kit IS the switch pod.

[@MrPaveles]

Hi, does it do momentary switch as well?

[@BaptismOverland]

No. Just on and off lol

[@ThomasTribeTrails]

FYI Jeep owners:I purchased the control panel cable extension. I ended up not needing it in my 2016 Jeep JKU install.

[@BaptismOverland]

Awesome! I run the ApolloInTech in the Jeep and didn't need one there either. The distance fr the Jeep battery to the inside of the vehicle is very short compared to the runner. (I own a 2016 as well)

[@adidas4275]

umm, "who needs a welder" is not something you will be saying if you run challenging trails reguarly with a group of people. I have a Bun portable welder from Sue Bun on FB out of Sacramento and it is nice... but the alternator based welders are a nicer solution to weld on other people's rigs.... you cant weld on your own rig with that setup but still they are very nice. break a control arm mount, shock mount, putman arm, sector shaft, steering box bolts, steel tie rod.... plenty of other situations also..... broken spider gears in an open diff.... lincoln locker them for the trail and then fix it back at home ..... lots of situations

[@BaptismOverland]

THAT is awesome. That’s the answer I was looking for as I had never seen a rig with a welder on KZbin. Thanks man!

[@ifitsnotbrokenfixit1193]

​@@BaptismOverland paul from Fab Rats has a few on his rigs. he has a few videos on them. and them in use. they run off his Alt and has a throttle lock to keep his RPM's up..

[@DennisWigmore]

Welders used on trucks that work on pipelines

[@fredA1234]

What do you think about this compared to switch pro for the $? I just ordered a new truck and will need one. Which one would you get. Thanks

[@BaptismOverland]

Heard a lot of great things about the Switch Pro. I couldn't give you my honest thoughts as I've never used one but all these systems are pretty much the same. I have the ApolloIntech installed in the Jeep and love it and I've also loved this on the runner too. It does what I need it to do.

[@fredA1234]

Any idea why they only make this for a jeep and nothing else? I like that it mounted to the pillar. But mine is a ram

[@BaptismOverland]

@@fredA1234 the ApolloIntech? I'm not sure. I like it also. But I WILL say this auxbeam in the runner works really good and it's universal

[@jasoncfm361]

How have you liked the Badlands winch?

[@BaptismOverland]

Been awesome! I actually winched someone out of the sand last week (damn tourists lol) and made $50 haha

[@WeekendWarrior604]

do you have an online shop for decals?

[@BaptismOverland]

I will soon!

[@sar4x474]

Seems odd that they did not put a negative bus bar in the switch box. Would make it a lot cleaner when routing loomed wires from your devices.

[@BaptismOverland]

My thoughts exactly!! The one I have for the Jeep (ApolloIntech) has negative terminals :)

[@colinarnold3726]

@@BaptismOverland The auxbeam 8 does do the pos & neg. Too bad it's not for the 6. Oh well.

[@BaptismOverland]

@@colinarnold3726 yep. I almost considered upgrading

[@colinarnold3726]

@@BaptismOverland but hey, you got a freebie! I actually bought a Talon Cat cover from a guy and he goes "hey, want this new Auxbeam 6 gang?" Who am I to say no? So like you, I made it work. Thanks for the vid.

[@2448juan]

What fuse did you use in the add a fuse, what numbers. I cant seem to get the button controller to get power.

[@BaptismOverland]

It was a mini because that's what Toyota uses. I don't remember now what amps. I think it was 20. Have you tried turning on the unit? Because I know someone that thought it wasn't getting power but didn't realize there's an on off for it.

[@bretthumberstone8148]

@@BaptismOverlandI think you said add it to the acc which is a 5amp in the cabin. I went to use the aux beams add a fuse but the Tacoma’s fuses are low profile so I couldn’t fit the tacomas fuse in the auxbeams add a fuse. Do I need to get normal 5amp fuse? or will I need a different add a fuse that has low profile fuses?

[@mikesweeney5685]

Came across your channel and this video, very informative so I like and subbed. Even though I only have 2 lighting mods for my 2015 4Runner Limited - Engine bay LED lights and Raptor lights and don’t plan on anymore, at least for now, lol! 🤓😊But I’ve been curious about these affordable switch pods so this was good for me to watch. Like others have said, I would mount this on a tray so it can sit horizontally away from the fender wall. Also, not too crazy about drilling holes in my dash to mount the switch pad. I’ve seen where others have mounted it in the same spot using 2 sided tape so it lays flat on that shelf. Any thoughts on doing if that way?

[@BaptismOverland]

You def can. It's light enough to just use some really good adhesive. My problem is we live in Florida where it gets really humid and every time I use adhesive to mount anything, the heat and humidity eventually gets to it and it comes off.

[@mikesweeney5685]

@@BaptismOverland Good point on the adhesive.

[@BaptismOverland]

@@mikesweeney5685 I feel like if you do it discreetly and just punch one hole somewhere it should be ok. Besides it makes wiring sooo much easier and then if you sell the vehicle keep the pod there for the next person and just take your lights

[@colinarnold3726]

It comes with a double sided adhesive pad.

[@finger8588]

thanks for the sharing! but have you considered to mount it on top of the stock fuse box (the plastic cover) instead of the side? If yes, do you think of any cons of doing that? coz i’m just bought the auxbeam but don’t wanna drill a hole into the rig.

[@BaptismOverland]

Absolutely I did. But think about this...there's a ton of wires coming out of this thing. If it's on top of the fuse box, when I need to get to it, I'll have to move the lid AND this box with all the wires. It's just a lot more mess to deal with. I would rather just have it to the side

[@BaptismOverland]

Also I would rather drill a hole in the rig where it's secure vs mounting it to a plastic lid because the box will be slightly heavy and I don't want it bending the plastic lid of the fuse box. Also if you drill the lid you'll destroy the fuse chart underneath it and I def don't want to do that

[@finger8588]

Got it sir! really enjoy your vid, looking forward to your next one.

[@finger8588]

The fuse adapter originally comes with a 5A fuse, so i add extra 7.5 stock fuse on top to a 7.5A slot, coz add up its 12.5 which more than the 7.5A spot thst i insert, would that blow my battery? thanks!

[@BaptismOverland]

@@finger8588 well the fuse is so that the battery doesn't blow lol. You have to figure out the amperage of what your powering and that's how you determine what fuse to put in. You can def swap the fuses but you need to get just slightly above the amperage of your accessory so if it runs to hot it'll blow the fuse and NOT your battery or start a fire

[@dirtrascal1776]

7:00 minutes right to install info 😎

[@BaptismOverland]

That's because I gotta do the unboxing and show the parts and what you get with the kit. My videos are comprehensive thus the time stamps so you can skip if you want

[@sergigahr]

Does it have a Low Voltage Cut off?

[@BaptismOverland]

No it does not. What I DID though was add a 100 amp circuit breaker so if it shorts it'll cut the whole system. But as far as low voltage it doesn't. I'm sure if I get a dual battery setup though I'll use the low circuit cutoff fr that

[@ec-norsemanzero-drake7031]

Welder… I know a guy I had heard that a KZbinr did. He is a fabricator. Was thinking… must be a rock crawler hauler thing. So that no one has to bring one for the group?

[@BaptismOverland]

We haven't so far but maybe we do! Lol

[@paul.aragon]

do you know of a similar solution that is smaller for motorcycles?

[@BaptismOverland]

I do not. That would be dope!

[@juicetin942]

No label for front parking sensors

[@BaptismOverland]

They can only fit so many lol. And although I'm sure many use a button for that, it's prob not as common

[@gregscherf9385]

Jeremy on the bleeping Jeep channel who drives the chubby chaser has a welder installed in his Dash

[@jeremywhite779]

Link for the switch doesn't work 🤔

[@BaptismOverland]

Sorry about that. I think they had sold out but they're back in stock. Try this one: www.amazon.com/Auxbeam-Universal-Circuit-Automatic-Dimmable/dp/B08RRV197G/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?crid=1Y9O4PYCEZYP5&dchild=1&keywords=auxbeam+switch+panel+6+gang&qid=1634582023&sr=8-2-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUExNEdHNEdZM1A2WDlJJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwNzMyODQwMjhIWVoyMk82UDJFNCZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwNDIxNTI5MlNISjJPUlBUUTVWUyZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2F0ZiZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

[@plusoem]

Pipe welders and site workers

[@JonnyBgooD007]

Where did you get the mount from?

[@BaptismOverland]

Comes with….

[@johnnymathes5215]

Alot of welders have rigs specifically for welding. Not really uncommon

[@BaptismOverland]

Yep. Learned that after I posted the video years ago lol

[@h001139]

Hyperlink for Amazon don't work

[@BaptismOverland]

Yeah they switched it recently. I'll update it but for now here ya go: www.amazon.com/dp/B08RRV197G

[@leonsoto8333]

the only issue is ... the leads +- short AF

[@BaptismOverland]

Man listen lol. Especially if you're mounting it to a secondary battery in your trunk. You'll def have to extend

[@StVick]

Lol thats funny you didn’t know what a welding rig was. I know this was 2 years ago, you probably know what kind of truck it is now.

[@BaptismOverland]

Yeah haha I've been corrected many times. We live and we learn

[@truevinetoday1398]

Dude you don't have a welder in your rig come on man!!😂✔️ that sounds awesome for real. I have not needed a welder on the trail yet. But I thought to myself I need one in my gladiator. I know I will down the road. Come on now about to check your channel out subscribing now we're a little bit behind you only 800 subscribers but we're working on it, I got to get back on the trail. Been too busy cutting logs on the sawmill Check us out if you get time thanks

[@BaptismOverland]

😂

[@UncleT0ny]

i watched this on mute - only because im on the phone wit my gf.. so you might've addressed this: but does this void your warranty?

[@BaptismOverland]

It’s not the kind of mod that should. Normally warranties are voided if you’re switching out parts that alter the ride or performance of a vehicle (suspension, brakes, engine, etc). I could be wrong but this is just an add on that if you wanted to, you could easily remove it and the ride quality hasn’t changed

[@cobwill8181]

You’ve never seen a welding rig?

[@BaptismOverland]

I've been made aware many times now that people bring their welders off roading 😂

[@jbivvy420]

Welders on off road wreckers

[@bruceweissman8772]

Put some lotion on those dry hands. Otherwise good video. lol

[@BaptismOverland]

You would think that would help but chronic eczema being what it is... Although Dupixent has helped since

[@officialWWM]

You talk too much. But I’m going to subscribe anyway.

[@BaptismOverland]

I actually did a video on exactly that. Go watch it.

[@juniorbriseno]

Talk too much

[@BaptismOverland]

Type too much