Bought a Ryobi, years ago. Burned out after maybe 30 hours. Bought one of these today, to fill the gap between a folding saw, and my 1969 Homelite suicide machine. It does electric saw things. The stuff it was made for, pretty well. Good tips, my man..
Lookig for a good fridge freezer combo . even if the wrrenty replaces the unit ... you Can NOT REPLACE a weeks worth of food to someone 8 days away from the closest store. work
Dude...great video. I have a 2007 Chevy 14 passenger bus and all of a sudden AC quit. Have been working on it (not a mechanic at all) for a week. This video helps!
I have the L60 Dual Zone fridge/Freezer. I’ve had to deal with the same problem. I’m on my third one. The latest my fridge set to 39F was at 11F. Freezer set to 5F and was at 79F. All three times all food was ruined and cut our camping trip short. I’m pretty unhappy cause we had the kitchen to our trailer custom built for this fridge. Now might have to go with a smaller brand name and not dual zone!
I’m the only person I’ve known to have one, and before that is was my friend who had it. I got it after he passed. This thing is still legit af use it everyday, the build quality is kinda surprising. How much did it cost back then?
Thank you for the video. I couldn't help but notice that Amazon have at least 3 brands that carry the exact same bag. Same specs (other than YKK zippers). The cheapest I found one is $16. Now, if you have to have the "Maxpedition" name stitched on the bag then I guess that justify paying $60+ bucks for it. Just saying...
I don’t know if this will help anybody, but make sure you establish the correct front of the unit. Right is the compressor side and the smaller of the two compartments. I made this mistake on my VL90 Pro!
I would be so frustrated. It’s not like you just threw something from Amazon on there, you spent good money for a quality product to have reliability and it bit you like it was manufactured in China. I’m doing the CNC lines with my adrenaline, but now I’m going to go through that thing tonight before install as I don’t want to be stranded with my boat behind me somewhere I cannot access parts easily.
I have a 2003 7.3 with a leaking (somewhere) stock HPOP and trying to decide whether to replace it with a proven Ford HPOP or go with an aftermarket (adrenaline). I've been viewing and reading many posts on YT. It sounds like CNC is a popular pump, too. The last thing that I want to do is be stranded somewhere with no support. You sound like someone very experienced. Do you have any thoughts you could share?
Stumbled across your channel researching diesel coolant heaters. Thanks for the review! I have a Kuuma water heater I plan on installing with it in the coolant loop in my Diesel E350. I lived in LaPine for 6 years.... Love the dispersed camping and forest roads in that area. Cheers!
I’m on my second one and have to take mine back to them. Luckily I live 30 minutes from them. Honestly, I think when they ship out a replacement, it’s actually a refurbished one. Why a company can have this many problems, and I know they are aware of it, blows my mind. Frustrating cause I’m taking a 5 day camping adventure and I’m worried as well
Hey, I was just wondering where this was because the other day I was having a trip to Florida and in Alabama I saw a lot of smoke so it might have been the same one.
Thank you so much for sharing your story, experience and show how to care and maintain your axes after use. It is an excellent discipline to learn and practice. I received my GBSFA last month, l live in a mountainous/forest area of our region, I am excited to use my GBSFA with care and respect for my axe tool. Blessings from the Philippines 🇵🇭
I purchased this tent as a backup tent as I do week stretches when camping. On my second camping stretch, my main tent (a large Coleman that I had for over 15 years) gave me problems where the main door zipper failed and it was not worth repairing. I set up this Decathlon INSIDE the Coleman to sleep in so I wouldn't have issue with bugs. I set it up super fast when I was ready to go to bed, went inside, and slept comfortably. Next morning, I woke up, was very comfortable, not a blanket over me, and as soon as I slipped out of the Decathlon, it was super cold. The temp had dropped to 9 degrees Celsius. I wasn't sure why I felt super warm in the Decathlon until I put it away. The outer fly has a reflective material on the inside - kinda like a "space blanket" (not as shiny/reflective) but it did the same job - my body heat was reflected back to me. It created a considerable micro climate that kept me comfy. Since then, I have replaced the old large Coleman with another large Coleman tent, but I always bring the Decathlon as a backup system.
@@TheHudsonValleyWanderer no. I did have one canal that had a tiny slit in one of the folds and water got in. I let the water drain. Waited a day or too then filled the opening of the chamber with clear silicone. Worked fine. 8 also make sure to dry it out before folding it back up
My bus has the same set up by MCC. When I power in AC it kicks on for one second then shuts off. I’ve had it filled. Any idea what might be causing this? Any first steps I can take. Two shops haven’t been able to diagnose it
I have this same Metrinch 62 pc set as my main tool set. It was an infomercial at least 30 years ago. I got mine at Sears when they became "Brand Central" and started carrying everything. I paid around $30. for the set. I too have a Craftsman "ergo" ratchet wrench. Couldn't be happier with it.