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you just saved me so much time! thank you man

The name of the rrod

that’s a monster, congrats 🫡

love this man

this is right on the dropped pin sir?

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I never thought of pre-soaking the tape. I will try that.

Man this is awesome I’ve been thinking about making something for my panels as well. Good job 👏🏻 those wheels tho probably taking a good 20% of your input 😂

Thank you .

Great design Grandpa Dave. This is probably the simplest solution I've seen for the 400w panels. Very nice. Thanks for making the video - starting on mine today.

The little guy caught a nice one make sure you guys take lots of pictures 👍👍👍

Nice catch little buddy

Daddy needs to learn how to use a net

That'll make a nice meal.

That is a big ole trout! Nice job dude! Where are you guys fishing? If I can ask, if not ignore that. It’s so beautiful! I wish I had beautiful places to fish close by me. I have to drive to Utah to fish somewhere beautiful. It’s the closest to me lol. :-)

Nice!

Let go of the pole and let him catch it

Why changing it, I didn't undertood your need?

I always add a single barbless circle hook. I had a 28in rainbow trout fishing this same lure size 3 or 4

I don't know how to answer the question because it is one of those questions that answers itself eventually, and then the damage is done. The question should be where is the least expensive place to buy them. As far as which tank does or doesn't need a filter, that is also obvious and the pressure in both large and small tanks is the same depending on the temperature. The regulator is built into the Buddy Heater. PS: I have been running my Buddy Heater from October through most of May, 24/7 on 10 gallon tanks. I have not had a problem in 6 years. I do change my filters every year.

Seriously?? That fast? Nice

Do you know how to change the filters in that microwave

It’s a bad idea to cover the panels with the wheels.

can it be vented to nthe outside

Haven't seen any new content in a while. Hope all is well !

I believe some people run into issues because when using a propane tank versus the 1 pound bottle, they forget to take the regulator off of the larger tank. The heater already has a regulator and using two regulators leads to over regulation. The filter shown in this video is actually screwing onto the regulator which is connected to the heater. This regulator cannot be removed. The 1 pound bottle is low pressure but the tanks are high-pressure. It’s that high-pressure that causes oils in some hoses to release and clog up the system. Mr. heater does sell a 10 foot hose that does not need a filter as it is made of different materials. Why they would sell any hose that would require a filter is very odd to me, but that’s what they do.

you're supposed to work the rod tip down while you're reeling, not a straight retrive with the Dynamic Lure!

Thank you, this is much more clearer than the instruction manual!

I couldn't make it thru the whole helmet cam-video. Please think about using a tripod.

That was helpful thx..

Dave thanks for the tips!

Thanks bud.

Great job on the work… but that music 🤯🤯 lol

Like a line to line snell knot

What is this used for, is it just for connecting 2 lines together?

Handy knot to know for sure, isnt it known by other names more commonly?

8s there a recommendation on how many wrap arounds? At least minimum?

How does this work with newer furnaces that are expecting to see a bonded neutral wire? Floating neutral won't work on my furnace. Had to make a bonding plug (Neu + grnd bonded)

I'm not sure this video is clear enough. Their 10-ft hose Model # F273704 states "Specially designed material eliminates need for a fuel filter" per their website. Also there are tons of youtube videos of people running these heaters for years without them. It's the longer hoses you need to be concerned about.

After everyone started talking about the fine grip knot (FG) I decided to do some tests on several common knots for braid to leader connections. The Albright and it's advanced form the Crazy Alberto consistently broke below line strength within a centimeter of the knot. Less so with a double uni knot but when it broke it was usually inside the knot. Wetting didn't seem to make a big difference. The FG was definitely the best as the line always broke well away from the knot. Unfortunately a lot of people have difficulty tying it properly since it does require a little bit more dexterity and you need tension on the main line. That said in combination with a Bimini loop the Albright knot is very strong.

Used mine for 9 yrs no filter no dirt in lines only oil filters don't fix that. Last time i ran filter had the oil issues 5 times in a month stoped using them no issues for 5 yrs . Then oil but I don't exactly burn my fuel out when not using heater just turn off 😂i use them every day in winter i only want to prime when out if gas ime contractor lazy. This year trying filter again see if they got better might be trashing 40 bucks again😂 1 day in of use now. See if i get oul issue back😂

I did this a few years ago in anticipation of an ice storm. Got everything ready and within an hour power went out. Had my car outside idling and ran my furnace, tv, and couple of lights for 16 hrs no problem. Way better than a noisy gas generator that needs fuel every couple of hours. I used less than 1/2 tank of gas idling overnight and into the next day. More efficient and quiet.

thats why i let it dry first never had this prob but, i work for me only so i dont care about the speed.

Why is that when using my buddy heater that the filter gets hot while it's on and off. I turned the tank off and purged all gases out of the hose. Filter when back to room temperature. The connection at the propane tank is ice cold. And the hose is not swelling or any signs of leaks after using the soap suds method. After turning the heater on for about 2 minutes or more of runtime the filter is warm then after 4 - 5 minutes it's hot. The filter is brand new. Is that normal for the filter to get hot?

Thank you Grandpa for this video. The power company jacked my bill up to around $200 this year. I've lived here 10 years and it's never been over $110. I have resorted to using a radiator heater, but it doesn't quite cut the mustard when the temp falls below 25°. The Mr Buddy makes it a perfect 65 to 70° I've never used a Mr Buddy, but I am flying through the 1 lb tanks. Thanks again for this video.

If you use the my buddy hose 10 ft with quick connect you do not need to use the my buddy hoes does not leech plastic

I don’t know much about fishing. But is there a practical use for that style of knot? Why use that over a basic one?

Dizzy camera

I have used a 15 lb tank with a buddy heater for 8 years without a filter inside my house. About 3 years ago the heater stopped working, the pilot light tube was clogged with oil. Took the heater apart (pain in the ass to do and it is made with brittle plastic) found the tube to the pilot and blew out the oil. Reassembled the tube and tested for leaks. Heater back in operation, though with some broken plastic.

After I refill my 1 pound tank from the 20 pound tank do I need a filter for that On my 1 pound tank