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The Pac Brake was used the entire time downhill? How does the exhaust brake not build up pressure back to the engine?

Found some of that in New Mexico near Roswell.

I have trouble putting on the lid. Can you demonstrate an easy way to do it? -66 year old chic from Michigan

Heck yeah brotha! Even though I bought a welder this year and won a tubing bender; im still going Ironman4x4fab ! I'll just have to build my own sliders, bumpers, cage 🤙🏽.

Great video! Thank you

Don't talk over the vibrators. You cannot be heard. Just a bit of advise to help you make a better video. otherwise good content.

The lousy site might be 14&15

I'm having trouble finding u-bolts for my lift block any suggestion where I could get those I've tried Tractor Supply O'Reilly's nothing

I love the way chert looks, it just takes so long to tumble.

Chert = jasper = flint = chalcedony = cryptocrystalline SiO2. They come in many different grades and colours. You know not of what you speak. 😢

Chert makes great driveway

I see Flint as well as chert, The only difference in Flint and chert, is where it's created. Flint is formed in chalk walls mostly. Chert is formed in limestone. It can be created anywhere. So much more common. Chert, jasper, Flint. All the same thing. Sio2. Silica.

Could you get the pieces wet and hold them close to the camera so we can see them for what they are.

I went one step better yet. I bought the Harbor Freight 10 lb. tumbler for $69.00 and put the Thumbler 10 lb bowl on it for under 100.00. The Harbor Freight bowl will wear out in 2-3 batches of rock. The HF tumbler is built very well and with the Thumbler 10 lb bowl I get as good of tumbling action as you are with the mini bowl. Right now no one has the Thumbler vibrating polishers in stock. HF has them on the shelf and the Thumbler bowls seem fairly available. Hope this saves someone some money.

I have a 95 cedar and want to do the same thing. Where and what parts did you use on this build? Thanks for the upload, great work!

When do you put Borax in the vibrator?

I'm bummed that I can't hear anything at all that you're saying while the tumbler is running. I do value what you're trying to share with us

I remember walking up and down that fishing access and floating down the river when I was little, rubber duck races during fishtail family fun day back in the day, the old rock shop. I love fishtail

Been there many times. Great campground

since you have both tumblers is it even remotely possible to put the mini bowl on the raytech?

What do you use to move the retention washers on the shafts?

I've ordered $1000 of stuff from Rock Shed in the last 2 weeks, 3 different packages. Of those packages, 2 were missing items, including a tumbler. Not sure if that is a common problem, or if it's the norm for me. I really want to support small business, but unfortunately missing $400 of items in multiple packages is a no go for me. Have you experienced this? I'm going to have to look for a better supplier.

We stayed there when I was a kid. My dad always found the best camp spots. That was 40yrs ago. Someday i want to go back there.

Definitely looks like petrified wood.

It looks as if it has banding, a window, and also some pitting. I would guess it is an agatized fossil of some sort. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Love you videos.

Thanks for this information. Being that I am a beginner in rock collecting, can u do a video on Calcedney one day and how it may differ from Chert? Love your videos and thanks again.

When I was in the area last summer, I counted approximately 50 campers in the 2.5 mile segment between the hard surface road (US-14A) and where FR#14 intersects with FR#11, and less than a handful of them were occupied. The USFS needs to crack down on this situation. It's not fare that the locals keep their campers up on the mountain all summer resulting in the out-of-state visitors not finding a decent place to camp!

I got lucky and saw your video before I made my purchase. Thanks for the heads up.

but in your own video you're claiming flint and chert are the same thing. you ought to dig a little deeper before throwing stones at glass houses.

Where exactly is this campground?? What town it close to never heard of this place, I lived in Sheridan Wyoming for 18 yrs

From what I can tell from this end (I’m no expert) is it looks like fossilized teeth became agatized!

A lot of that Chalcedony you're finding will brightly fluoresce under short wave UV light. Wyoming has a bunch of cool rocks!

Chert is also microcrystalline quartz but is sedimentary.

Thank you! As a beginner I get confused by watching other videos and they lump chert and jasper together as the same mineral.

Fun looks like you have unique rocks to tumble, good luck and rock on😊

Ahhh thanks for this

Looks like petrified wood to me! I'm your 100th subscriber :)

Another awesome video! I absolutely love Montana! By far my most favorite state I've ever been too. Hoping to make it back out there in September! You'll have to check out my homemade truck camper me and my pup travel out of on my channel! Keep up with the awesome content!

Holy crap your channel name is lmao

Petrified wood

Thank you! Excellent video!

I'm with you on the driftwood.

Veryy nice sized specimens ; )

Interesting, so are these both pusdomorphs or is it just the dolomite version that is the pusdomoeph?

Awesome finds, I have found selenite in my area, but nothing as big as your specimens!

I do love hearing about rockhounders first experience of discovery, and the inspirations to follow their trails back to veins of treasure! I'll keep those thoughts in mind when I go back out and sprain my ankle again on my creek walk!😉

Plz how much cost tumboling

Just a coincidence, but I just picked up an almost perfectly round, tennis ball sized chert nodule out of my back yard Indiana creek bed Saturday! Thanks for showing your selections, and adding some history to the mix!

How dozet cost tumboling plz

Thanks for your observations and your specimen displays! I am finding quite a few chert nodules in my ravines and creeks, as well as jaspers, and I can usually detect the differences (as you have described). Most of my jasper finds are red in color, although I do have some yellow examples. Many of my chert "tiles", or nodule cuts, can include deeper red and yellow hues as well, but the rind around the nodule or tile really identifies those stones as chert. I delight in finding banded cherts, and I often send pix of those discoveries to my agate-addicted friends in Wisconsin and Minnesota, explaining that they are "rare Indiana agates"! I haven't had much success fooling anybody!