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Belly Brigade
Добавлен 1 окт 2013
secondary channel to Grease Belly Garage where I maintain my personal vlog about real estate, HVAC repairs, Florida life and pretty much anything else that comes to mind!
US 441 N through the Great Smoky Mountains Nat. Park in real time. Cherokee to Pigeon Forge.
real time drive on North US 441 from Cherokee to pigeon forge in my 22 Durango RT. #greatsmokymountains #pigeonforge #tennessee
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ROAD RAGE!! the monster Toyota Tacoma.
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My friend Richard Lee Richardly got his monster Tacoma ready to go off-roading for the weekend. this thing is pretty cool! #toyota #mudtruck #monster #roadrage #5.9limited #jeep
Blue Ridge Georgia, Scenic Railway, Swan Drive-In Theater.
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spending my wife's birthday in Blue Ridge Georgia. Blue Ridge scenic railway, Swan Drive-In Theater, and antique stores. #blueridge #swandrivein #georgia #mountains #vacation #antiques #blueridgescenicrailway
rental property Hack AC repair in Bradenton Florida with my bozo friends!
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the world famous LARRYNATOR attempting a compressor change out at a Florida rental property. #hvac #airconditioner #florida #heat #turbotorch #realestate #chickens #bozos #funny
Parsons Branch Rd in Real Time, Cades Cove to the tail of the dragon.
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real time video traveling Parsons Branch Road in the Great Smoky Mountains with minimal editing. we did this trip in a two-wheel drive Durango RT but I would highly recommend a four-wheel drive or front wheel drive vehicle with the ride height of a mini van or higher. #cadescove #parsonsbranchroad #tennessee #greatsmokymountains #dodge #durango #rt #hemi #offroad #tailofthedragon
DIY changing an x-13 blower motor, condenser and drain cleaning....
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x-13 motors can easily be accomplished by a homeowner and a simpler way to clean the condenser coil. link to the evergreen motor make sure you get the correct horsepower rating... amzn.to/44o1JnB kroil penetrating oil amzn.to/3Ny39VN Emory cloth amzn.to/3N9wxkV
How to do a baseline diagnosis on your HVAC system in 5 minutes
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I step by step guide on how to do a baseline differential diagnosis on your air conditioning system to give some direction on what to expect with repairs or possibly fix it yourself.
I just watched this vid. I did like the coverage of the road. But man did you beat that $50,000 vehicle up. Here in WV we dodge potholes. Plus I would've driven slower across and enjoyed nore of the scenery. And could've possibly seen more wildlife. It's not about the destination it's about the journey. Have a good one.
That road has been open for years. I think they had closed the road to repair, so maybe just reopened. We had a bear jump off a bank right in front of our car on this road.
Oh I bet that was pretty cool! Yes this road was shut down for many years they just reopened it like 2 years ago I think.
Don't like the way they talked to the people at the end of the road.
I was only kidding around with them.... Nothing bad intended... My mom has a Southern accent I do that with her all the time.
Gave a thumbs up because of the Tennessee Pride comment lmao. I'll have to check that road way on my next trip. I've done tail of the dragon a few times before but Parsons always been closed when I've been out there.
Well thanks for the kind words and yes I believe it's open from like the end of April to the beginning of October or something like that
Try Heintooga round bottom road off of the blue ridge parkway. Makes this road seem like the autobahn.
Shhh, lol.
I'm gonna try it!
Where is this Roade located what state is it in it looks really nice it would be a great place to camp out for a night
Cades Cove near Gatlinburg Tennessee.
Ya’ll. Been on this road over the last many years in a van, SUV, cross over, truck, even our brother in laws KIA sedan. That sedan ride was a little sketchy, but did just fine with everything else. If you’ve no experience with unpaved roads it might be too much for you but it’s really way more fun than it is scary. Great video, really enjoyed it. We’ve not driven this in awhile. As soon as spring breaks it’s just been put at the top of our day trip list.
I think it opens in April and closes in October. Enjoy!
Well then, looks like when my suv is back on the road I'll be making a road trip. Now, that is a gravel/dirt road. Primitive roads are just 2 tire tracks winding through the mountains 😉. We still have those but watch out for the natives 😂. Thanks for posting, every time we've ever been that way it's been closed. If you like to travel those types of roads look into visiting the fire towers scattered throughout East Tennessee. Nice little drives with amazing views.
I'll look into that. This road is open from late April I think until early October. If I remember right.
While talking with your wife I noticed you had a more neutral accent. then you hit more southern talk with the people at the end of the video.
Yeah. I was born in Georgia and my southern roots come and go. All of my family speaks with a southern accent. Lol
How would you like to do it at night? During a thunderstorm.
I would like it but not my wife
Love the commentary between you and your wife. Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
New hat? Thanks for doing the video!
Yeah I always forget to tear the tags off my hats. Thanks for watching my video!
Good was wondering if our 2wd sequoia would be ok. It’s a bit more comfy driving up from Alabama than my Tacoma 😊
You won't have a problem
Great video! Just a tip, When on roads like this turn traction control OFF and geta bit of a run coming up steep hills. Momentum makes a huge difference. Thanks for taking us on this adventure!!
Thanks for the tip. I'll remember that.
I used to ride down Parsons branch road back when I was in my twenties. Presently about 60 y.o.. My relatives, the Gregory's, had a family reunion back near the old homestead every year, and that was my shortcut heading back to metro Atlanta. Looks more like a highway now , compared to what it used to look like! Lol.
I would have loved to see it many years ago.
Won't be going down that road. Too boring.
It's not as boring in person
Must be city folk 😂
Make it interesting, go at night, during a thunderstorm.
You can tell you are from the city😊. Thats a great road for the mountains. When on a road like that turn your traction control off. Great video enjoyed it very much .Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
great video.really showed the details of the road.
Glad you liked it
I've camped in the Smokey's for over 60 years and Parsons Branch Rd opens every year for a short time for all of that time. first drove it with my parents in the 60's.
It was closed from 2016 to 2022
Wife and I rode our Honda Goldwing DCT on Parsons branch road yesterday (9-15-23). Kinda sketchy at times but the Goldwing did great considering. Traction control light flashed a few times but never felt like I was sliding. Can't say I'll do that again on the goldwing but the road is worth taking a trip on.
Oh, yesterday was my wife's birthday and we are currently in Blue ridge, Georgia. I've owned three gold wings in my life and they are fantastic motorcycles but I would not imagine riding it a bet road. You certainly have more cojones than I do so to speak. And I know my wife certainly wouldn't put up with that, especially on that slick spot. Thanks for watching my video. Enjoy your visit in Tennessee.
@@bellybrigade my wife was a trooper made sure I seen sharp rocks sticking out of ground. Was one hell of a back seat spotter. Honestly impressed with how well the wing did. The one section where you're going down a steep grade then make a sharp right turn at the bottom then goes right back up a steep hill is where the wing started to have some issues with traction because of the ruts and loose rocks. The DCT and traction control kept me from spinning out but made the bike a bit jumpy up that hill.
Back in mid may i drove my Tacoma off road truck on parsons branch road. It waa a very bumpt drive buy a fun time. Now that i have my new 2023 chevy colirado trail boss i will go back down to townsend rn in early falk to hike on gregory bald trail and to drive again on parsons branch road. It should be even more beautiful then when the leaves are beginning to change into the beautiful fall colors.
How do you like the new Colorado? I'm thinking of a new small pickup. Thanks for watching!
Enjoyed the video! I was trying to hit the brakes when I saw potholes coming. Didn’t want you to tear up your vehicle. Looked like a peaceful drive.
It's a beautiful drive! Thanks for watching,!
Belly you are cracking me up. I would like to see the stink eye from the wife. I gave my husband many.
She probably won't let me get that on video or I would show you. Thank you for watching my video.
Thank you for taking us. We did this last year but hubby was driving and I was freaking out so did not enjoy it.
It really wasn't that bad of a deal just that one slippery part where we were spinning.
Awesome video. The hill that you spun on a bit is known to even cause 4wd vehicles trouble. Its especially difficult if your not running AT tires... I drove Parson Branch back in May in a Subaru Outback and made a vid of it..comparing mine to yours...that road has definitely become more treacherous..good luck on your next adventure and I look forward to seeing more vids. 🤘
Thank you for watching! Yeah that was pretty fun with the two wheel drive Durango. My wife was seriously freaking out. I'll have more videos coming to this channel.
Love it brother. I like educating my customers any chance I get because when they do call in the middle of the night or on the weekend they know what to look for. I’ve had several customers call me and say I found the issue but don’t know what to do and that helps me to get the problem fixed faster. Customers and my rentals are happy because they can save themselves a lot of dinero over the years with this information.
Very informative. Lots of good advice and ideas to save money.