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Pretty sure I mentioned its the fuel pump. Most of these diesel heaters are like that, Ive heard there are silent pump upgrades

@FlawedOffroad thank you, I was thinking of buying one but if it ticks like that constantly, it would drive me nuts.

While this is a good machine, I would honestly recommend the 250 pro model instead. It costs a little more $ ($499 right now) but you get so much more machine. I have a video about that welder as well here:th-cam.com/video/dN-sYkyy66Q/w-d-xo.html or you can check it out here on the website bit.ly/3B9Zg2k

@@theezeelife292 I mean the clips are one time use no matter what so those get destroyed every time pretty much. They are not the kind that you can get out gently and reuse. Luckily you can get replacements online for dirt cheap(if a guy was trying out put stocks back on)

@@Thexkidd i’m pretty happy overall they just take a little bit of jockeying. In the future I will probably slot out the holes some more so I can raise the front fenders

Check their site, I think they have stuff for older jeeps too

@ will do

Yes I did haha and it was nice having the traction at badlands. Still wasn't enough to get up V notch, apparently only the yota boys in our group could make it. Hoping to get that wheeling video out soon but I had/still have some product vids I have to put out first.

Yeah it was bothering me being all tangled, I’ve become a bit of a wiring snob. Now if I would just take apart my jeep and fix the wiring that 12 years ago me did 😂

Its so dumb that these parts makers cant just make it the right size.

Thanks. I was not expecting this to get viewed so much, It was just a little experiment but I'm glad it's helpful.

@@MudMonsterRacing4 I’ve heard you can get silent pumps for them.

Unless you're freezing your ass off

@@talusranch990 There's plenty of other ways to heat.

@@roadrunner3563 I don’t know if you looked around anywhere during the video the entire garage is insulated including the roof lol

Not sure this thing has enough output to make that viable.

think its about 22x24 or somewhere around that.

@@TheArozconpollo can’t buy steak for hotdog prices man

I mean they are meant to heat a car or a tent, not a full size garage. This was just an experiment for me and I largely had the same results. Although it was much colder when I did it which is harder to raise the temp. It does help my other heater get the shop warm faster though. If you had a storage container sized shop that would probably be the max.

@@tonyparson4392 yep lol. Doesn’t hurt anything mostly but I wouldn’t run these if your only parking outside. Mine lives in the garage but I’ve left it out in the weather for months. Not like the water gets inside the engine.

Thank you for the reply back. I put a small block Chevrolet in my YJ And I kind of went overboard and put a show car motor everything on it is chrome and I was thinking about this, but I think I better figure something else out. Lol.

@@tonyparson4392 I have a solution for you. 5.9 Jeep ZJ ( mid 90's Grand Gherokee) came with factory hood vents, they have a drip tray built into them that you can route the water away. Only came on the 5.9 v8 though. I have a set of them in the garage

Why? 6010 is pretty basic. Is there a stick welder besides an AC only tombstone that wont run 6010?

@@SimplyMustGo you should watch the one before this one lol that’s even more so

That's what friends are for(even if this was a big job), plus he is the best camp chef ever! He feeds my whole family all weekend when we go to badlands haha. Fair trade indeed

@@FlawedOffroadawesome

@@benjaminreinhardt259 I just ran with it locked it just made for stiff ass steering but I have Hydro assist so it’s not terrible. But I made sure to unlock it every time it was time to head back to camp haha. I ran eight years with a lunchbox locker in the front so I was kind of used to it already, although with one of those when you go to 2 Wheel Dr. it kind of slips like an open, unlike the spool.

@@MalarkeyTaylor he’s gonna be my wheelin buddy very soon. I think when my daughter was that age I had already take her Offroad

@@tateshepherd523 that sounds like a good deal I thought it used to be more. I hate the stanchions the ps cage uses though it’s so hard to get your feet in and out of the jeep. They basically go straight down from the dash by the speaker to the floor.

@@FlawedOffroad Good feedback on that cage thanks! Sounds like the DIY version gives you more control and saves some costs. Thanks for the response!

@ keep in mind those prices I gave were pre-the last two or three rounds of inflation so it might not be all that viable anymore to go that route and save a bunch of money

@@Thexkidd even if they are weirdos😂

@ yes

Thanks, Usually I get complaints about using music at all. Gotta cover up the dead silence sometimes

Ain’t gonna let a warning label tell me how to live my life😂😂😂

it made the steering pretty bad on the trails but with the lockouts Im able to disconnect it for street driving or getting to/from trails. Im more concerned my mile marker lockouts are going to explode. But it made it through 3 days of wheeling no prob! I ran a front lunchbox locker for 8 years so I am used to horrible front steering on the trail haha but I cant wait to get the 60 in with the selectable

Thanks other Danno!

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I have seen in several JK's especially ones that have been on large tires for alot of miles, where the slop is in the steering box. Its hard to explain how to check it but grab a buddy and have them saw the steering wheel back/forth while you lay underneath and look at the track bar ends, all steering joints, pitman arm etc. also have someone only move the wheel as far as the slop is and see if the pitman arm is even moving. All the slop could be in the steering shaft or box. Hope that helps. P.S. I have seen several brand new tie rods and drag links be sloppy from brand new especially if its parts house junk. Seen Jeeps with 5000 miles have clapped factory steering.

if you dont think you can figure it out, search out your local offroad shop and ask them to check out the front end. That accounts for probably half the jobs I do at work at a Jeep/Truck accessory shop. We do lifts and all kinds of stuff but I do so much suspension and steering work to correct death wobble and loose steering or even terrible tire wear. Good luck

@@FlawedOffroad I'm not sure what the ball joints are, they were done at the dealership just before I took delivery of this Jeep. But I know the drag link and tie rods are from Moog, ordered and install them myself. Will have a friend help with the moving, or just stick my go pro under the Jeep and set it to record and watch the video while doing it myself. If the pitman isn't moving, when doing this, how would I diagnose it down to the steer shaft or the box between the two? I'm in no way afraid to tear into this and wrench on it myself, but if something does seem complicated, I will sit there and read as much documentation and watch as many repair videos as I need to before attempting. :)

@@FlawedOffroad As for a local offroad shop, we don't have any here in Highlands County, Fl. I have to drive a good 60miles north before I hit one and they're all by appointment only. It sucks really, and the only time this Jeep see's off-road use is during hunting season around the WMA's.

@ yeah I just know the off-road shops know how to deal with these specific set of problems. I’m pretty sure there’s one down in Florida called JK land that I’ve heard of

@@ctusser haha. I’m One of the weird ones that actually kind of likes the smell at least until you add that limited slip fluid

I have 2 future projects that require said holes so they will be dual purpose haha. If I ever get around to it.

Neither does any other setup out there. Some ropes have a dipped loop, and the loop can be retied if it gets cooked. Yankum has a video on doing it I believe its called a brummel lock splice, its the same knot it gets shipped with.

@@ArvizuDesignFab regular mig wire er70s-6 The heat is the important part, and having something fireproof to wrap it in to slow the cooling process

@@FlawedOffroad Awesome! Planning on doing a 3 link conversion and I had that doubt Thank you!!

@@Akira-gi6vz it was a pain in the ass, there’s not enough room to do it properly but I made it work

@@DaddyJeepGarage they were never that far off but just far enough that I wasn’t happy with it lol

@@wrm3016 Thanks Randy! My old instructor gave me this sound advice: Half the battle is a steady hand, drink less coffee & eat more p**sy!😄😄 not sure how the second part helps with the shakes but…. It’s for science right?

@@KennethWarren1935 that’s a very broad question, there really is no plug-in play axle swaps they all require a little bit welding and a little bit of modification. Best bet is to look on the old forums like jeepforum, there’s several posts that go into great detail on what you need to swap in a ford 8.8

No its just 1/2" thick steel top. I rarely have it cleaned off enough to even weld on it......Need a bigger shop.