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@@beastmodethomas8208 No, it's an SL 4WD. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@Frd4Lf All things being equal, 3V is a couple of degrees tougher than magna-cut, so it should hold up better than magna-cut. I've watched people on video cut nails and such with both, but I saw a magna-cut knife break on video where a 3V probably would not have been phased. I'd like to have a Carothers 3V with Delta heat treat, but they are hard to get.

Glad I could help. It's good to know how to fix things yourself so you don't have to pay overpriced maintenance at the dealer. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@rosenoglefamilyfun5267 It basically is. This is one of the river channels that make up the lake. This is quite a ways from the dam. If it wasn't dammed up it would be flowing a lot faster.

@@justinh5982 No, it don't use much oil. About a quart every 10,000 miles. I'm not 100% sure this was caused by the T6, but it's sure strange that it happened soon after I started running it, and that that is the very thing the manufacturers and oil companies say can happen if you run diesel oil in a gas engine. I know other people who have used T6 for years and never had a problem, but I think they may have changed the formula from a gas and diesel oil to only a diesel rated oil. Anyway, it could be a coincidence. I ran Royal Purple for about 100,000 miles and never had a problem. I don't use it now. I've switched to Mobil 1 for now. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Your welcome.

Yes, I checked them out. Black Jack looks like they make good knives, but I have never owned any. I believe Bark River makes Black Jack knives, and if so the fit and finish may only be as good as Bark River. However, I see that a lot Black Jack models have A2 Steel and I do like Bark River A2. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@MountainLife1 yes my model 5 is A2

@@townieoutdoors8121 that model 5 is a slick looking knife. And I've always had good luck with A2. One of these days, I might get me a Black Jack.

It wasn’t bad out here. Have to head east to cashiers and past that to see “hell”

@@kevkevdj you're right about the damage, but I personally saw a lot of debris floating down the Tuckaseegee River on the way to Fontana Lake. I just wonder where it all ends up. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Yes, it's definitely a beautiful place.

@@cristianmarchante3592 yeah. I don't like it, but all the new vehicles are having this crazy stuff. I'm just having to live with it. That being said, I have not had mechanical problems with mine. Enjoy your Rock Creek.

@@janiceboothtuten5327 It's back to normal now. I posted a follow up video of the cleaned up island. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@gilbertopadilla3611 I have not tried Cruwear, but it looks like a very good steel from everything I read about it. It may be one of the best.

@@MountainLife1 After using it for a few days, I will say that cruwear takes a patina faster than 3V. 3V doesn't hardly stain at all. The stain in cruwear is very minor. I had the same problem with patina on my cruwear Bravo 1 that you did with magnacut. I used metal polish on my blade and now its very hard to stain. Magnacut should be better since they say it's like a stainless cruwear. I have a custom knife in magnacut coming in about 6 weeks from Gray Wolf knives. We'll see how it goes.

It sure works well when getting rid of poison ivy. And you know how big the poison ivy is around here.

@@addisonesslinger3653 It is! I cranked it up to the max and completely evaporated every poison ivy stem in my vicinity.

I'm really enjoying them. They're very versatile.

@@shanecarlson1057 Glad I could help. They charge so much for maintenance at the dealership anymore that it's good to know how to fix things yourself. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@williamweirjr9749 Primary damage in Cherokee was done in Hyatt Cove, Rough Branch, Jenkins Creek, Big Cove, and Towstring. Community groups have a group called "Gadugi" or "free labor" which are people from the community who help clean up people's yards, cut trees, etc. The Tribe also has workers who went out assessing damage. Overall, most people are doing well and actually are volunteering in surrounding areas who were hit worse. I did a follow up video to the Island: ruclips.net/video/4ODjCO_0iAc/видео.htmlfeature=shared

Your welcome. I'm glad I could help you out. Good luck with your Pathfinder. Thanks for watching and commenting.

You're welcome. I hope it goes well for you. Other viewers have said that this technique works well. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I think you'll be pleased with it. I always carry one with me. It's a very versatile knife.

That's what's great about the knife industry, there's a design for everyone. If you like jimping there's a knife out there that has that. Horace Kephart wanted a simple knife without a lot of complex details. I think LT captured that style perfectly.