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really good perspective on the global consumer wants and perceived wants. great video!

be nice if you let us read the plaque on ''The Shed''.The real Shed was destroyed years ago by someone with a bulldozer but people prefer fake stuff anyway,so whats the difference?

Very well kept cat eye, hopefully with the 5.3

Good job brother!

Just replace it

Tighten the core, damn bro💀

It turns to the right to tighten up there's a special tool that cost like $3 at any Auto store

Valve stem tool screw it in

Just tighten her up bud

Get a stem wrench and tighten them down a lil ! Not a big Whoopie doo . Even flat caps have a well for the stem .

turn the core.....

Just get the stem tool and screw it in more

Wtf would you put those massive stems in any way smh get some shorties

the core of the value stem can screw in and out. That is how us tire guys take the air out of tires when we go to mount new ones on. Just go to autozone, they sell a value stem core remover tool for like 6 dollars. That will fix your problem.

I really enjoyed Rob Pitts stories. I'm from N.c . Really made me miss home. An yes I also don't get star struck. But yes him passing hurt more than my dad passing.

Was talking about getting a 5th Gen strictly for track use, then the algorithm sent me this gem. Great stuff man

I have a 2020 F250 XLT configured the same as yours. 7.3/3.55 CCSB 4x4. I tow a 7600 lb Airstream. Your towing numbers seem high to me. I had numbers like that when I was going out west in Oklahoma, Texas, and New Mexico and had strong headwinds of over 25 mph. I typically drive about 70 miles an hour or the speed limit whichever is lower plus or minus a couple of miles an hour. On that trip, I ran from Georgia to San Diego and back and the average for the entire trip was 9.5 miles per gallon. The year before I drove from Georgia to Denver and back and had exact same 9.5 miles per gallon at the end of the trip. Speed makes a big difference. Crosswinds, and headwinds make a big difference. Tucking in behind tractor trailers helps. The Airstream offers a little aerodynamic advantage due to the curvature at the front.

Every hour or less all night I have to jump out bed in excitement when I hear the engines revving up. Just so curious and excited to see which cool machine and operator could make such a noise.

My trucks, older and newer than yours, are in need of a lot of repairs. 😂 we even named one “The Black Hole”.

Yeah, hate when that happens

It happens man. We all sometimes over look the simple stuff. Lol.

"If it aint broke dont fix it" comes to mind.

I miss my Old Intimidator SS but I don't miss the constant gas bill 😂

Does it only work in reverse?

He was right about the duck

Thx bro

Thank you my man👍

9 minutes in before he admits to never riding an fxr. So 9 minutes invested before finding out he’s unqualified to even make this video.

😀

I'll never sell my sportster.

I missed the launch I have my first stalltorque converter I'm trying to figure it out

Nice review.

The low dopamine squad. Good video anyways yall need to get really high and drunk

Great job

Never heard of the channel

No,....that's just a Ford for you. It's all downhill from here on out😂

I have 06 Chevrolet crew cab z71

Yup, on the back of a GMC Cannonball with a 453 Screamin Detroit Diesel

It took way too long to realise what was going on here. I started googling why ford had an engine that sounded exactly like a 2 stroke

Love the song that Detroit makes ❤

Tow

I miss my old Effy worst thing i ever did was letting her go.

😂 and your full size truck is 15 feet taller than all the other trucks! 😂

That shit where you’re not an annoyance to traffic behind you.

What people call a *real truck* these days lol

Talent... The cureless disease...😂😂😂

Rewind

Update, friend came over, we lifted it off. No damage. Lesson learned. Replace worn out straps!

Back the truck up to a curb or the bottom of the driveway if it has an incline. It’ll flatten out the ramp and make it easier to load. Hope it helps for the next time. Stay safe out there.