When you'll need to use that thing, it'll be chaos on the side of the highway, other vehicles screaming past, and the jump pack will be snug and warm as a bug on your workbench.
@@hyperboloidofonesheet1036 I repaired my fathers starter wire (the lead between solenoid and motor) with 3 12GA wires. A temporary solution that works...
@@burnte had exactly the same thought. Also thought you would be better off leaving it nickable and hoped someone ran off with it. At least you'd get the insurance settlement back.
@@pacific4x444 Thanks. I think last time I saw zip ties he said something about peg. Maybe cause of his bad leg? Glad hes back to all his fucks and shits
@@miketrissel5494 yeah pretty sure its all alternators that do that, nothing to do with Ford or it being old. Unless you can point me to one that doesnt? Sounds interesting if thats the case.
What's funny, apart from everything, is that a Makita battery giving up its soul through wires no thicker than an angel's pubes got you closer than that costco POS. Haven't laughed so much in ages.
I actually used something similar to this boostpack with much success. I believe that the battery here is absolutely fucked. With a battery that's still somewhat working those small boosters can work.
@@SuperUltimateLP bruh, a truck like that draws for sure 200A when cranking, THOSE PUNY WIRES cannot handle that current, I'm not even talking about the poor battery that can output maximum of 20A. In extreme cases you use the drill battery to *charge* the battery not to draw directly when cranking, otherwise you fry all electronics inside of it.
@@D4no00 that's why I said that the battery here is fucked. If it wasn't that bad you could boost the main battery and successfuly start your car. I'm not even sure 200A is enough, my gas powered car with 1.4L needs more then that.
@@NY411Info I would like old nickel-iron batteries back , but who would make a battery that customers dont need to change ever (average lifespan 40 years) , its just to clean them up and put new lye in and its like new ... cant do that with lead batteries .
@@myownsite nah it isn’t cold enough to make copper superconductive lead maybe but not copper (being at 7.5K would also explain why the lithium pack gave up the ghost and not faulty design or workmanship)
Looks like, you, Diesel Creek and yours truly all uploaded within a three hour time frame today. Not sure if this is good or bad, but it happened! Best regards from Germany!
Brings a tear to my eye. Oh how I miss the soothing whine of the power steering after jumping the solenoid with a screwdriver to head off on another adventure in the ol’ 300
I'm watching this a few months late but damn Ave pops the cork grab the bottle and say " I don't think that trucks getting started today" hands down best thing I've heard in a long time
That 6 cylinder has no compression on one cylinder. We actually use those tiny battery jumpers now in the lot and they work pretty good, but I'm located here in California where it almost never gets down to freezing on the coldest day or the year. Good fun to watch thumbs up video. Thanks!
I have one of those costco boost packs, different version but same brand. I drove an old beater for a while that used to run out of pixies regularly and that thing saved me from the embarrassment of calling in a mate with some jumper cables quite a few times.
That was the finest cluster that tuned into success I've seen in a good while. Success being , you did not actually start that frigged Ford into a blazing wreck.... Cheers.
This brings back memories when I almost started a friend's '80s Ford Bronco with a drone battery. It would've worked if I used a 4-cell pack instead of a 3 cell.
@@ChrisB... it wont explode unless you stab it with a screwdriver, id probably keep it in a fire prevention container for lithium cells (metal cookie box). i have a box full of lithium cells and only one of them started hissing at me though my safety training saved me and i chucked it out of my window. it was some cylindrical lipo i ripped out of a broken e-cigarette, stay the fuck out of those they are nasty outside of their metal casing
Lying in bed here in Sydney Australia in the sweltering heat, fan blasting but aircon off because it sounds like a freight train to the neighbours at this time of night. And here I am watching Laurel and Hardy in the freezing cold and it reminded me of my pocket battery starter. Same deal, gives you just enough kick to get your hopes up. Then it realises that you’re trying to kick an eight cylinder and packs it in!
Won't jump a fully discharged battery, takes a bit to charge first. Senses the battery voltage to prevent reverse polarity before it allows current to flow.
Balvenie 14 year old. 100 fer 2 buck red & white plastic cups from the land o' Loonies. Yup, we're in western Canada, Toto. I was so inspired by your gallant struggle that I poured out a dram of the Balvenie to keep you company. Came right from the distillery near Inverness, In 2014 B.S. (For our southern bretheren, B.S. = Before Sparklesox). When I visited, "Free" samples were being served - "Feel Free" to leave your wallet behind! Worth it).
I have one of these jumper pack things. It works pretty good actually, generally will give about 5-6 jumps. I had a car with a ground issue that took a couple weeks to hunt down. so i got to test this out in depth.
@@devilselbow Have, works a treat, spent five years tracking down an intermittent drain. does not help in that case. Ive tried many jump pac's to have, built my own. Possibly posting about that at some point. Not a tried and true, not a cheap YET` build.
Hell with that lithium crap. Get yourself one of those big assed Clore starters, I started my 4.6 V8 a couple dozen times on that thing with one charge when my battery terminal broke off, good exercise too carrying it around.
The TDI? that thing needs a lot of juice to crank. The stock battery is the same used in large trucks. even a good quality jump box has never gotten mine to crank without help from a proper charger. (My 35/200 amp charger is the best hundred bucks I spent 25 years ago.)
Reminds me of the morning I jumpstarted my '83 Ford in the dark. 50-50-90 on that one. Truck started up, abruptly followed by the jumper cables catching fire and melting, then spattering my sweater with burning plastic as I removed the cables from the battery.
New seescriber i commend thee Master Sir! Im stunned Just turned on my bro in law 30 year retired machinist to your channel you two are the only school anyone will ever need.
I showed my (admittedly young) other half a picture of a old family Humber Super Snipe that still had a backup crank handle fitted in the pic.... ....she asked me if it was a wind-up car, as in a clockwork car 🤦♂️ she sure is lucky she's got a gorilla grip putang or she'd be single after that comment
I have one of those tiny battery jumpers, I have the Audew 2000A peak it works amazingly well, it takes three or four percentages off of the battery each jump I have given my grandpa's tiny toyota a jump and my VW station wagon as well
Just what I needed at 0430 in the morning. The line itself " just looking at the thing, makes me want to get a tenanus shot" was well.worth the chuckle. Cheers fellas
“The Club” steering wheel lock? Jeeez. That’s old school. Brings back memories. People still use those things? Must be a large criminal element up there North of the border.
I'm fairly certain it's quite the opposite the criminals on our side of the border can get one of those off like it's held on with a wet paper sack the fact that they still use them up there kind of says there ain't much crime
@@GigsVT A good way to fuck with thieves is just wire your battery's positive to a switch in the car hidden away. Of course this means the remote start won't work.
Before he mentioned the medicine...I said mannnnn, ol dew claws higher than a giraffes ass. 🤣 I kind of miss getting roasted and doing stuff. Always made it that much more interesting. Cheers gentlemen.
Interesting fact, a brass monkey was a device used for storing cannon balls on ships, theory is it changed shape in the cold and the cannon balls would fall off and skittle unsuspecting sailors.
"cold enough to freeze balls off a brass monkey" referring to a cannonball holder being called a monkey and the plate would contract with cold, causing the pyramid of balls to tumble. At least that's what a merchant Navy man told me.
Jump started my vans many times with drill battery. Trick is to connect them for around 20sec, disconnect for 60sec and so on to allow to cool. Never try to start whilst still connected as it fries the leads and the battery.
After your "review", I got my wife a bottle of Balvenie 14 Caribbean cask for her birthday, and she loves it. Looking forward to more "Whisky with AvE and the Deux Claw" in the future.
I use the Anker Roav version of one of these. You don't let it sit there. You plug the cable into the starter box and directly into the battery real good then press the button and immediately start the car. I started a dudes motorhome with it at half charge, then went home and jumped my armada that has an electrical problem I haven't felt like trying to figure out yet
I tried to save my Balvenie from my uncle when he came down to visit - tried to strategically hide it way at the back of the liquor cabinet. Shortly thereafter I discovered he'd pushed right past the 15 other bottles of whiskey and snagged it. He had mixed a not-insignificant percentage of the bottle with cola. This is the same uncle who says he'll drink any beer as long as it's wet, but every single time will dig down right past the Bud Light to get to the Young's Special London Ale I tried to hide under the ice.
Last week when it was in the negatives temp wise in Texas I had to start my work truck but it was too cold. Managed to Jump start it with the same Makita battery and 2 pieces of 10 gauge ground wire. Best trick in the book when you have no other way to jump start.
Excellent I left the part where the exhaust was coming up through the post hole in the bed that's awesome I think you got an idea there for the heated bed absolutely you should patent that s***
Yeah buddy I thumbs up that one two things for the highlighted comment! I'd love to come and visit you one day I'm in Oregon is the 136 mile marker but I don't think they're going to let me in Canada anytime soon extenuating circumstances don't you know LOL take care brother thank you. I'll have my best to you and yours and kick dewclaw in the balls for me. Love you guys!🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🐒
Firing up after woeful neglect and actually running pretty smooth? Those efi 300s are loyal as frig. $5 says a good jump pack and it would have cranked off the hop.
@@buttsakauf I've got a 300 with a one hole Carter carb that fires first time every time as long as there's fuel in the bowl. Doesn't care how cold it is.
When you'll need to use that thing, it'll be chaos on the side of the highway, other vehicles screaming past, and the jump pack will be snug and warm as a bug on your workbench.
Sounds like you had a couple of beers already
I like that saiding 5 seconds later inside sweater😂😂😂
@@tobydyes buddy who has had a few beers?
@@gbjl26 I reckon if you cranked him he'd hydrolock.
The club is a joke right?
I love how you keep the steering lock from being stolen by securing it to a car.
Well yeah it’s the most expansive component
Steering lock worth more than the truck
Locking Picking Lawyer
On You Tube
Shows How Venerable Steering Bar Locks Are
You can tell the Dewclaw is a real electrician, using his kleins as anything but pliers. Here's to you all!
You can tell he's an electrician by the hole in his boots too
9" diagonal cutting hammer
We still haven't seen the ultimate test: does he or does he not know what a broom is at the jobsite?
The fact some half ass wires and a makita battery got you closer...
I'm surprised the alligator clips managed to do anything at all before spontaneously combusting, so much wiring resistance in those long thin cables.
Should have used some spare speaker wire.
That was full ass right there. No half or quarter assing.
Elechicken doesn't carry anything heavier than 16g? Should have used the desoldering braid!
@@hyperboloidofonesheet1036 I repaired my fathers starter wire (the lead between solenoid and motor) with 3 12GA wires. A temporary solution that works...
Broke boot mountain
Serving a 14 year old single malt in plastic cups, you can't hide class.
AVE is 14?
@@Alexander_l322 I'd say that was about right :-). (thanks for the best comment here btw)
@@peterrenn6341 🙂
@@Alexander_l322 : they start them early in Canaderp
14 year old Scotch? That drink is underaged!
When dewclaw was talking about absolute zero, I'm like those are stoner thoughts 😅
Recognized it first thing....didn't ya😉
I like that you're worried someone will steal the dang thing.
@@burnte had exactly the same thought. Also thought you would be better off leaving it nickable and hoped someone ran off with it. At least you'd get the insurance settlement back.
Noticed it also ran without a key 🤔
If they get the thing started it's an earned steal
@@elijahherman It ran?? 😳
Boy, I sure hope they caught up to it!
(I had to, and I’m not even sorry. 😆)
Probably worried for those poor thieves...
“Somethin’ tells me ol’ peg ain’t allowed to have an sks”🤣🤣.......mint!!!!👌
Glad I'm not the only one that caught that
Is he talking about zip ties guy?
@@joehatch1602 yep
@@pacific4x444 Thanks. I think last time I saw zip ties he said something about peg. Maybe cause of his bad leg? Glad hes back to all his fucks and shits
@@joehatch1602 bad leg? no leg. Zip Ties right leg doesn’t exist from just above the leg down
I have never seen a more accurate production of any project that my best friend and I have worked on together.
You have double the man power but it always takes twice as long
It's a very good depiction of male bondage...er bonding.
It has always been thus the world over.
Thank God for a good friend.Cheers
Sooo true .. always a cluster fuck ... and three trips to the hardware or auto parts store .. lol
@@mchipitt you get two guys 4 hands and only half the work gets done, curious how that math works out
Two drunk Canadians trying to start a truck , it what Saturday nights were made for. I love these two.
“We got fucking three phase DC here man!”
Yeah, but it's 50 Hz.
That old Ford alternator really is putting out 3 phase, and then converting it to DC via the diodes :)
@@miketrissel5494 Ain't that the normals?
@@miketrissel5494 yeah pretty sure its all alternators that do that, nothing to do with Ford or it being old. Unless you can point me to one that doesnt? Sounds interesting if thats the case.
wheres the third claw
What's funny, apart from everything, is that a Makita battery giving up its soul through wires no thicker than an angel's pubes got you closer than that costco POS. Haven't laughed so much in ages.
I can't believe those 18 gauge jumpers couldn't carry enough current to start that thing, Chinesium smh.
I actually used something similar to this boostpack with much success.
I believe that the battery here is absolutely fucked.
With a battery that's still somewhat working those small boosters can work.
@@SuperUltimateLP bruh, a truck like that draws for sure 200A when cranking, THOSE PUNY WIRES cannot handle that current, I'm not even talking about the poor battery that can output maximum of 20A. In extreme cases you use the drill battery to *charge* the battery not to draw directly when cranking, otherwise you fry all electronics inside of it.
@@D4no00 that's why I said that the battery here is fucked.
If it wasn't that bad you could boost the main battery and successfuly start your car.
I'm not even sure 200A is enough, my gas powered car with 1.4L needs more then that.
@@SuperUltimateLP they had the goddamn heater inside, just take the battery and warm it up, it will start by itself...
Interstate Battery? There's your problem; north of the border you should be using an Inter-Province battery.
😁😁
I see what you did there lol!
We lost an interstate battery last week. It was dated 5/18. seems so young for a battery to go.
@@JasonHenderson Wow , seems weird most Interstate batts last 7 years in Northern NY.
@@NY411Info I would like old nickel-iron batteries back , but who would make a battery that customers dont need to change ever (average lifespan 40 years) , its just to clean them up and put new lye in and its like new ... cant do that with lead batteries .
Awesome! Battery fucked, holes in shoes, but really decent libation available. Good to see the priorities are all sorted.
Holes in shoes, burns up a Makita battery for fun. Sorted priorities CONFIRMED.
It’s totally legal to drive drunk on your own property
@@biguprochester 👏
We beat global warming! Texas is froze!
Clapped out old Ford...Fancy space age computerized drill press worth more than my house.. I would have to agree!!
“How cold is it?” “Ahhh about four jump packs.”
Ah yes, good old "current limiting via undersized wires".
I call it an is the line fuse
You don't need a fuse if the wire is small enough, it'll blow right in two before the current is exceeded.
pardon me, isn't that there called a fuse?
@@myownsite nah it isn’t cold enough to make copper superconductive lead maybe but not copper (being at 7.5K would also explain why the lithium pack gave up the ghost and not faulty design or workmanship)
lol. any conductor is a fuse if enough current is pulled through it.
started to laugh so hard that tears was falling when you where looking at the tailpipe and found the leak up the bed 😂
That's not a leak...
That's an emission thermal dissipation system...
Engineeeeered😉
I almost pissed myself when the exhaust fumes came out the holes in the chassis. XD
Dewclaw: “Nothin works out here, the only idiots workin’ out here is us”
😂🤣😅
Real people building the economy.
After i cold start my old Dodge truck, im buying me some good ole scotch whisky.
"How many of those do you think you get?"
"You get one less than you need"
Looks like, you, Diesel Creek and yours truly all uploaded within a three hour time frame today. Not sure if this is good or bad, but it happened! Best regards from Germany!
It's sure good for me!!
Saturday night sorted
I just watched your upload!
@@pegtooth2006 Me too lol.
@@paulvale2985 this has been a great Saturday for uploads too..
Brings a tear to my eye. Oh how I miss the soothing whine of the power steering after jumping the solenoid with a screwdriver to head off on another adventure in the ol’ 300
My god, that’s the funniest thing I’ve watched in years!
Bless you, boys!
It's a nice breath of fresh air watching professionals in action...
I've heard of the Safety Squint, but this is the first time I've seen a Caution Fan.
OSHA approved
My favorite part of a Ford...I tell all my co-workers to "watch out for the Caution Fan"
safety is fur chumps, pro sichiation right hear
I'm watching this a few months late but damn Ave pops the cork grab the bottle and say " I don't think that trucks getting started today" hands down best thing I've heard in a long time
The one ball must have fallen out of the dew claws wife’s purse. Also, to the dew claw: how do you whiskey?
Start by removing the "e" :)
Steven Jackson you magnificent...
BASTARD!
@@IvoTrausch you magnificent....
BASTARD!!!
I knew someone else ran in the same circles as me
That 6 cylinder has no compression on one cylinder. We actually use those tiny battery jumpers now in the lot and they work pretty good, but I'm located here in California where it almost never gets down to freezing on the coldest day or the year. Good fun to watch thumbs up video. Thanks!
I have one of those costco boost packs, different version but same brand. I drove an old beater for a while that used to run out of pixies regularly and that thing saved me from the embarrassment of calling in a mate with some jumper cables quite a few times.
Did you try turning it off and on again, again
Don't turn it off it'll never start again!
That is one of the finest mellowest 14yr single malts a man can get
The crunchy snow tells it all.
I love the zip ties and bias plys reference! I found Ave because of zip ties referral!
That was the finest cluster that tuned into success I've seen in a good while. Success being , you did not actually start that frigged Ford into a blazing wreck.... Cheers.
This brings back memories when I almost started a friend's '80s Ford Bronco with a drone battery. It would've worked if I used a 4-cell pack instead of a 3 cell.
Can verify that a drone 4-cell lipo will jump a car. I'd carry one in the glove box if I wasn't afraid of it exploding.
@@ChrisB... it wont explode unless you stab it with a screwdriver, id probably keep it in a fire prevention container for lithium cells (metal cookie box). i have a box full of lithium cells and only one of them started hissing at me though my safety training saved me and i chucked it out of my window. it was some cylindrical lipo i ripped out of a broken e-cigarette, stay the fuck out of those they are nasty outside of their metal casing
I started my sister's car with a 3s lipo just a week ago! It's definitely possible
3 cell packs can start engines nowadays, the 2000+ mah high quality packs do 200A for a few seconds.
It's just a 3s lipo in most of these little jump packs anyway.
Lying in bed here in Sydney Australia in the sweltering heat, fan blasting but aircon off because it sounds like a freight train to the neighbours at this time of night. And here I am watching Laurel and Hardy in the freezing cold and it reminded me of my pocket battery starter. Same deal, gives you just enough kick to get your hopes up. Then it realises that you’re trying to kick an eight cylinder and packs it in!
Well the priorities are still priceless, good spendy scotch and a 30 cent solo cup.
@@carolynwilbur1627 the old electchicken Dewclaw likes to stay grounded.
Won't jump a fully discharged battery, takes a bit to charge first. Senses the battery voltage to prevent reverse polarity before it allows current to flow.
@@jerrywells550 sounds like marital problems...
Balvenie 14 year old. 100 fer 2 buck red & white plastic cups from the land o' Loonies. Yup, we're in western Canada, Toto. I was so inspired by your gallant struggle that I poured out a dram of the Balvenie to keep you company. Came right from the distillery near Inverness, In 2014 B.S. (For our southern bretheren, B.S. = Before Sparklesox). When I visited, "Free" samples were being served - "Feel Free" to leave your wallet behind! Worth it).
I have one of these jumper pack things. It works pretty good actually, generally will give about 5-6 jumps. I had a car with a ground issue that took a couple weeks to hunt down. so i got to test this out in depth.
The ignition with no key............ Priceless.
"When you look at this thing you need a tetanus shot" ... Not an expression I've heard in the UK, spat coffee over my keyboard laughing...
One of my all time favourite sipping whiskies, any drink that’s confident enough to start its brand name with ‘The’ is going to be good.
The zip ties and bias plies joke really made me giggle
Came in to post this as soon as I heard Slave Lake
Those Snow Mexicans are all related.
Hands down, my favourite line of Scotches. Good choice!
been through 5 iterations of sent back melted bricks crying in shitago trying to crank a 1.9l jetta fuk sakes. Forgetabodit
Just buy one on Amazon. Tacklife, Imazing, TopVision, Crosstour. They're all beastly. Get one 1200A+ for good measure.
@@devilselbow Have, works a treat, spent five years tracking down an intermittent drain. does not help in that case. Ive tried many jump pac's to have, built my own. Possibly posting about that at some point. Not a tried and true, not a cheap YET` build.
Hell with that lithium crap. Get yourself one of those big assed Clore starters, I started my 4.6 V8 a couple dozen times on that thing with one charge when my battery terminal broke off, good exercise too carrying it around.
The TDI? that thing needs a lot of juice to crank. The stock battery is the same used in large trucks. even a good quality jump box has never gotten mine to crank without help from a proper charger. (My 35/200 amp charger is the best hundred bucks I spent 25 years ago.)
@@802Garage this,I've started dead 6.7 cummins engines with amazon lithium jumpboxes
You and your mate F ing about make me feel all warm and cozy , Hello from the UK .
Park that with the hood facing the sun. Electrochemical reactions and temperatures and whatnot. "how to jump your battery with a water bed heater"
Reminds me of the morning I jumpstarted my '83 Ford in the dark.
50-50-90 on that one.
Truck started up, abruptly followed by the jumper cables catching fire and melting, then spattering my sweater with burning plastic as I removed the cables from the battery.
So much for CostCo quality. I bought one of those old school jumpers way back when, worked like a charm for years.
This was the intro to the best Canadian TV show since Red Green. Make it happen!
Why do Ford trucks have a lower rear-bumper than other trucks ?
.
So that the kids can also help to push.
I love humor.
this is genuine mechanical comedy... luv you guys
These guys are SO GOOD at being guys. Don't anyone get your hopes your hopes up. You couldn't hang. These are f'en professionals.
sweet merciful god I was not prepared for the 2nd half of this video. I am literally shocked that shit worked. You're a magician.
This is the most I've laughed in a long time. Good belly laughs, too. Great content and thanks for uploading.
New seescriber i commend thee Master Sir! Im stunned Just turned on my bro in law 30 year retired machinist to your channel you two are the only school anyone will ever need.
Never happened back when we had crank handles. 🙂
I showed my (admittedly young) other half a picture of a old family Humber Super Snipe that still had a backup crank handle fitted in the pic....
....she asked me if it was a wind-up car, as in a clockwork car 🤦♂️ she sure is lucky she's got a gorilla grip putang or she'd be single after that comment
Did the same thing 7 years ago with 2 drill batteries. Worked like a charm... for the truck not for the batteries mind you... R.I.P. batteries
"Consent in a can" !!!!, Zip Ties where you at son?? : beer:
For those that don't get the reference, starter fluid is mostly ether, which is a potent anesthetic.
Cosby in a can!
I have one of those tiny battery jumpers, I have the Audew 2000A peak
it works amazingly well, it takes three or four percentages off of the battery each jump
I have given my grandpa's tiny toyota a jump and my VW station wagon as well
Just what I needed at 0430 in the morning. The line itself " just looking at the thing, makes me want to get a tenanus shot" was well.worth the chuckle.
Cheers fellas
The satisfaction of the little cork "pop"
So cold that the flashers are merely describing themselves
“The Club” steering wheel lock? Jeeez. That’s old school. Brings back memories. People still use those things? Must be a large criminal element up there North of the border.
I'm fairly certain it's quite the opposite the criminals on our side of the border can get one of those off like it's held on with a wet paper sack the fact that they still use them up there kind of says there ain't much crime
Here in South-Africa it is tradition . .the first thing you go buy for your car . . . .also doubles as a self-defense tool.
iirc he has no ignition lock. the club is the only security
@@GigsVT A good way to fuck with thieves is just wire your battery's positive to a switch in the car hidden away. Of course this means the remote start won't work.
Are things that bad there that someone would actually steal that POS truck? lol
Before he mentioned the medicine...I said mannnnn, ol dew claws higher than a giraffes ass. 🤣
I kind of miss getting roasted and doing stuff. Always made it that much more interesting.
Cheers gentlemen.
Brass ball joke.
It's so cold the local squirrels have their own nuts, in their cheeks.
Iceicles on my testicles
Ahh, the dulcet whine of a Ford PS pump. Brings back memories of working in the oil field with my dad.
Ahh, the dulcet whine of a Ford power steering pump.
yes , listened to it a few times in my life . It's Henry's way of saying it's alive.
@@stevecook7551 All of my Ford's have done it. Some for more than 100k miles, but the pump always works just fine.
That clicking solenoid sounds like what I imagine the dull beaver sounds like
Costco’s finest strikes again...
Interesting fact, a brass monkey was a device used for storing cannon balls on ships, theory is it changed shape in the cold and the cannon balls would fall off and skittle unsuspecting sailors.
You two need your own comedy show🤣🤣🤣
Holy shit, I square wheel reference. Didn't know we were gonna get a Canadian History lesson this episode.
Dewclaw episodes are the best episodes!
"cold enough to freeze balls off a brass monkey" referring to a cannonball holder being called a monkey and the plate would contract with cold, causing the pyramid of balls to tumble. At least that's what a merchant Navy man told me.
I’ve not giggled so hard in a long time 🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃
Love the old dumb pixie pushers as you hook them up and they go
Electronicals muck up the works every time
Holy shit, that exhaust leak made me cry laughing.
Jump started my vans many times with drill battery. Trick is to connect them for around 20sec, disconnect for 60sec and so on to allow to cool. Never try to start whilst still connected as it fries the leads and the battery.
Seems legit, drink half a bottle of Scotch and mess with angry pixies. :-)
After your "review", I got my wife a bottle of Balvenie 14 Caribbean cask for her birthday, and she loves it. Looking forward to more "Whisky with AvE and the Deux Claw" in the future.
"We live on the edge of cold but you can get a million degrees hotter" - Wait'll you find out about Planck temperature....
Sounds like Boozean calculus.
He must be talkin lunar Celsius.
I’ve stared my f150 with a dewalt battery. Had some Romex scrap from the last job in the bed. Fired right up!
I use the Anker Roav version of one of these. You don't let it sit there. You plug the cable into the starter box and directly into the battery real good then press the button and immediately start the car. I started a dudes motorhome with it at half charge, then went home and jumped my armada that has an electrical problem I haven't felt like trying to figure out yet
A friend will help hide the body.
A good friend will help you move.
A best friend will share his scotch.
Other than your machining to classical music, I think this is my favourite video you’ve done, and I’ve pretty much watched most of them
I tried to save my Balvenie from my uncle when he came down to visit - tried to strategically hide it way at the back of the liquor cabinet. Shortly thereafter I discovered he'd pushed right past the 15 other bottles of whiskey and snagged it. He had mixed a not-insignificant percentage of the bottle with cola. This is the same uncle who says he'll drink any beer as long as it's wet, but every single time will dig down right past the Bud Light to get to the Young's Special London Ale I tried to hide under the ice.
If you flatten one side of your jumper cables they slot into the makita battery perfect!!
When the scotch goes in, the smoke goes out.
I wouldn't worry with than steering wheel lock, the FORD logo on it is the greatest theft deterrent you can get!
electroboom would be proud
Last week when it was in the negatives temp wise in Texas I had to start my work truck but it was too cold. Managed to Jump start it with the same Makita battery and 2 pieces of 10 gauge ground wire. Best trick in the book when you have no other way to jump start.
These two are fucking hilarious. Never change AVE... Best channel on RUclips
Trailer Park Boys melded with The Red Green Show..fookin nowhere else but frozen Canuckistan.
“Straight into the fuck it bucket trash 🗑” 🤣🤣🤣
Excellent I left the part where the exhaust was coming up through the post hole in the bed that's awesome I think you got an idea there for the heated bed absolutely you should patent that s***
Yeah buddy I thumbs up that one two things for the highlighted comment! I'd love to come and visit you one day I'm in Oregon is the 136 mile marker but I don't think they're going to let me in Canada anytime soon extenuating circumstances don't you know LOL take care brother thank you. I'll have my best to you and yours and kick dewclaw in the balls for me. Love you guys!🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🐒
Another great video, A glue guide video would be cool as in which glue for which application
What are friends for? Scotch, fire and jumper packs!
The Ford being a ford.
Firing up after woeful neglect and actually running pretty smooth? Those efi 300s are loyal as frig. $5 says a good jump pack and it would have cranked off the hop.
thats the same battery from the last time it was dead
@@buttsakauf I've got a 300 with a one hole Carter carb that fires first time every time as long as there's fuel in the bowl. Doesn't care how cold it is.