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On another note, the battery in my truck was frozen solid on Tues morning! It was just over a year old, so it was replaced under warranty. When I installed the replacement, I added one of them battery blanket heaters. Good times!

This is one of my favorites that I watch every year!

Good find. Let us know how it works for you.

Me thinks that after Christmas I'm going to have to pick up Paramount+ to watch season 5.

I was just chatting about making some of these. Do you use the oven ready shells?

Very nice! Where did you find that?

That looks like a nice little upgrade!

Could somebody share a link to where they purchased one of the recommended diesel heaters? There seem to be a lot of them out there and some are probably better than others! Thanks!

Great video. Thanks for sharing. Keep them coming!

I finally got around to watching this. Great video! Thanks for sharing!

My BIL has a Night Train. It's far from stock though. I know it is lowered and has V&H pipes. It's so loud that when I ride with him I can't even tell my bike is running! It's a nice-looking bike but I'm more of a cruiser/tourer type of guy.

Thank ya!

I am in the same boat.

The small mom and pops in the rural Alberta towns are the ones I like to frequent. We don't get to them as much in the winter now that the boy is done hockey but in the summer on the bikes we tend to a lot. I used to have a thread on here I'd fire up every summer to discuss good little...

Where do you get this Sodium Dichlor? I've used bleach and my ice cubes tast like it for a bit every spring!

These Chopper1 axes work the best. Unfortunately, you can't buy them in Canada anymore. We have about 4 of them that we've found at garage sales throughout the years. I haven't used anything that works as well as they do. https://www.chopper1axe.com/

What brand of hearing aids does Costco carry?

Looks pretty dang good!

That's true, but at least it is available now as an option. I remember when the new hardware cam out there were a lot of people screaming WTF!

Or, you can always add an additional router or access point and separate your 2.4Ghz stuff.