I REFUSE to act my age! This channel is about an old, tired, wore out auto mechanic that is now retired. Instead of working most of the time, I now only have to work about half the time. The other half of the time I play. See the playlist for some of the stuff I do. So many interests, so little time. Beware of stinkin thinkin. It will wear you down.
Nice muddy hunt... Interesting.. Nice to see you having fun in a dirt :) Keep on filming and posting! Big support from new friends and followers, a metal detecting couple from southern Europe!
@@rankelkam-YT Okay thanks. I have a 1982 Ford econoline motorhome with Dana 61 with 4.10's,the motorhome is a little smaller than yours,only has a single rear wheel axle,unlike the normal duals. I'm looking into a overdrive unit as it's too dangerous to run the Interstates or risk blowing up the engine trying to not get run over.
@@rankelkam-YT Trying to find a used one,but no luck, however did find one but the seller wouldn't sell it as he wanted the vehicle(junk motorhome that had it on it)sold whole. They can be bought new from a company well known called Gear Vender, that's been selling them for years. They are expensive these days,for the C6 it's about $3600 bucks plus getting the driveshaft shortened and that's doing the labor yourself,although it's a simple install. I hate to spend that kind of money but my motorhome definitely needs it,especially with the price of fuel in our wonderful commonwealth state of Pennsylvania.
Watched all the videos on the rehab of the motorhome, very nice job. I have a 1982 Ford I just bought from out west that was restored as well. Happy travel to you and remember, "Keep your nose to the wind and your eyes upon the skyline."- Del Gue(Jeremiah Johnson)
Great video! Any insights on how safe this device is in hot summers ? I'm a bit concerned about the lithium ion battery catching fire in extreme temperatures ?
It's not a wolf spider, it's a fishing spider, which is a type of nursery web spider. Nursery web spiders are hunting spiders and they only build a web to house their young, hence the web full of baby spiders that you're looking at. Wolf spiders carry their babies on their back.
Funny story, I was taking a shower; in my area wolf spiders are prominent, they would get into the house and hang around the entrances and exits of my home. I'm not sure how one got in - I'm assuming a vent - but it climbed onto the towel I was using to dry myself and as I put it on to use I felt a felt harry something that wasn't a towel rub against my belly. Twas the scariest event in my life.
It's a fishing spider, which is a nursery web spider. They are hunting spiders that only build a web to house their babies. Wolf spiders carry their babies on their backs. These types of fishing spiders are typically larger than most wolf spiders, they're one of the largest true spiders in North America.
They might be a indoor and outdoor cat, some older cats likely love a bit of fresh air but not adventuring very far from home, it all depends upon the cat personalty, a cat who use to live two doors down from me, had a wide area of wondering, while his brother always tended to stay close to home!
There is a company in Oregon, Centerville Electronics that has some still. They have a website. Selling at $13. I don’t see any reason that you couldn’t make this work with a few local off the shelf items. .
