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3 weeks ago my RV furnace broke down, it was -15°c I bought the model in between, N2T, $450cdn it's a new model since it wasn't in the brochure that came with it. I can't recommend this enough, solid build with great options. Super quiet and more than enough heat to keep my 33' RV warm👍 LF knocked this one out of the park, where do I sign up for a free demo N2Pro unit?
This review is spot on. I use the N2 to heat a 38 ft fifth wheel (3 slides). It is ducted into the rv's ducting system. I've been maintaining approximately 66 degrees overnight when temperatures are in the high 20's with it set at level 3.7; keep in mind there is plenty of flexibility to adjust the setting to as high as 5, which I haven't experimented with yet. The quality is very good and seems reliable to date. As indicated in the review, LF Bros does their own R & D and manufacturing in-house. Before my purchase, I did a lot of research and decided to spend more money on what I thought to be a better brand. So far the heater has worked flawlessly.
I have used N2 Pro for the whole winter now and it has been doing great, fires up every time, thermostat, altitude adapting, and super quiet, great little heater.
Thanks for reviewing this heater! I purchased the N2 this fall to extend my season out a couple months in the interior of BC Canada. Selected the N2 over the upgraded model as the price was right and I’d doubtfully ever get to the elevation to require the upgrade.The unit has roughly 50 hours on it now and works as it did on day 1. Quiet, doesn’t leak and works as you’d want. On a side note I was missing a piece from mine and noticed well outside of the Amazon return window. C/S was easy to contact and looked after getting a replacement shipped out pretty quick. Thanks for your efforts as a creator, appreciated!
@IndependenceOverland even if it did we are at a point right now that everything that is manufactured is really only being fine tuned for the most part. And everything we can get our hands on would allow one to live off grid or in a disaster pretty normal. With things like real portable water heaters/pumps, fridges heaters . You can practically live out of a tent and be just like living in a house.
Eventhough I don't need a Diesel Heater, I still learned a lot from this video and watched it all the way through. Your videos are always great! TY for making good content. Had to give the thumbs up and support the channel.
I picked up the N2 at the beginning of 2024 for backup house heat in case of a power outage. I did some testing with it when I initially got it and was very impressed, I even took the case off and took a look inside. There weren't many reviews on it at the time so I was taking a bit of a chance but I think it was well worth it! It was very quiet and was put together in a really nice package, it seemed to mitigate many of the complaints I read of other cheap heaters. I haven't had to rely on it to keep warm but it gives me peace of mind knowing its an option. We're supposed to get a cold snap next week so I should probably pull it out and make sure it is still in working order.
Yeah since they are a smaller manufacturer I think they are struggling a bit to keep up. But I’m very happy with it, and it’s worth waiting for if you can hold out a while!
Nice reviews! I think I'm still convinced to go with the Propex heater though. Different thing entirely, I know, but I just don't want to deal with another fuel.
Yeah lots of people love the Propex setups. I will be using the propane fireplace a lot of the time, but for Fj camping and deep winter stuff, this will just be an auxiliary unit to keep it toasty.
I just got my Lf bros heater delivered yesterday. Accessory box says N2 on it. Didn't get the Accessory bag like the pro has, but the heater has the two plugs up front, control panel is not mounted on the heater, but is remote with the wire harness that plugs into the front. Price was N2 ,something like 250 bucks. Case is painted green. Did I get some sort of N2/pro hybrid? Also, I got the adapter so that I can plug it into 110 volt outlet. If I use that, and I get a power blink off, or complete power outage, which will most likely cause the heater to die instantly rather then go through it's cool down mode, will the heater be damaged? Thanks
Yes, it will damage the heater. If you ever have a power failure and it just shuts off, get power back to it as quickly as you can and start it back up, and then you can even just power it off if you need to. It just needs to cool itself down with the fan.
Appreciate your heads up review on the LF Bros camp heater, will be looking for your long term review, as always keep doing what your doing brah, Hau'oli Makahiki Hou to you and your family my brahda, stay safe and safe travels brahda see you on the next one, Amen and God bless 🙏
I feel like what they need is a more robust mounting plate if you want to do a permanent install. Something that has the flang that goes through the floor with the guard. And incorporates something to hold up the unit from the floor.... Because the brackets it comes with aren't very nice... I purchased one and just opened it today. Definitely nice build quality. But might need to build some type of 80/20 system for keeping off the floor that looks nicer...
Thank you for making this review! I've been wanting to get a diesel heater for months and just cannot spend 1500 dollars on some of the custom built ones. Even the cheaper ones seem like a waste if they are going to die after a few uses. I was leaning towards the Pro but the time that I will use the heater, I'd never be above 6k feet. Too much snow above that where I like to camp. It's the 3500-5k foot range where it gets down into the 20's or 10's.
I like the form factor of this cheap chinese diesel heater. Great review and insights specific to this unit. I watched Project Farm's test too, but I don't think it went into the Pro version, and that's what I'm more interested in. I know the Pro is a lot more, but if they're using more aluminum it's probably a buy once, cry once kinda thing.
It’s quite noticeable side by side that the internal heater is a bulkier unit. And though the heat output is the same at 5kw, it’s interesting that the duct size is larger. Perhaps it’s to cool down the extra aluminum? Hard saying. But either way, you can’t go wrong for the price. Thanks for watching.
@@IndependenceOverland Check out @loweredexpectations4927 if you want to learn more. He has a ton of info on these heaters, and one of his videos I'm pretty sure shows the difference in the units with more aluminum.
I watched Project Farm's test too. It did not take into consideration the longevity and long term performance of each unit. Ultimately his conclusion came down to price. Most people will state that they can buy 3 cheap heaters for the price of one expensive heater. I'm with you when you say "buy once, cry once". There will be a lot less hassle in the long term.
@@sstrongful Yeah I can't remember who, but a different video opened up the Velit heater that's around the same price point as the LF Bros Pro and showed how much more stout it was than a cheap one, and why I'd just spend the $600 for the pro. Wish I could find that video to share with everyone, but maybe using Velit in the search would help people interested.
I get the E8 error code. The fan rubs rubs against the circuit board box. Any suggestion on how to fix? Also - do you have to prime the pump before starting?
The first time may need a priming, but after that it should be good unless you have ran it dry. If you have a running fan though, I’d be getting it replaced from the manufacturer
Yeah someone was mentioning that, I think it’s the N2-T or something. I’m not familiar with that model, but nice that they offer a most cost effective one.
Well, in my region and in my climate, a diesel heater sounds like a good idea, but I’m not sure I wanna waste. My heart earned me or income on something that may not work. A note on Chinese factories anybody can have their name slapped on a product made in any Chinese factory they want the Chinese factory will welcome them with open arms to come in and take pictures and do interviews that does not mean that they own the factory. I spent 20 years dealing with Chinese and Taiwanese factories in another industry. I’m very aware how this works; often times goods will leave out the back door, the factory faster than they’re leaving out the front door with a different label on the box.
Do you own stock in LF bro's or something? The parts inside the LF bro's heater are made in China just like all the heaters you're insulting. The only difference is the LF Bros has a quiet pump. And all these heaters seem to work very well mainly the cheap $80 heaters that you're insulting, they're great
lol, I do not own stock. Yes they are Chinese, that’s very obvious and mentioned in the video. But they have their own factory to produce and test these things. While lots of rebranded products exist that come out of the same factories, it doesn’t immediately mean that ALL similar looking products come out of the same factories. For instance, you can buy a Chinese built flat bed for your truck. Most of them have terrible quality. Companies like Dirtbox have their own factory over there, and build very high quality products. I don’t like the little cheap, leaky, shitbox heaters. Sorry if that offends you.
@@IndependenceOverland lol these are from china with a bit of extra decals, see no usage of using extra money for some steel decals honestly, the design esp LF bro is same as the common 80 usd steel shell ones what a joke got one with the exact shame shell and routing for the pipe on the site. never had any leaks either with vevor or random aliexpress heater
You live in Colorado and don't think elevation matters? I agree we don't camp in the Winter at 12,000', but we do camp in the Winter at 9,000', or at least we would if our heaters worked that high. I think a heater to be used in Colorado needs to be evaluated at 10,000'. Thanks for all the great videos!
No, because most trails in Colorado get closed down during the winter. Much of it isn't accessible, even some of the paved passes are closed around me this time of the year. That's why I mentioned that people who want to camp higher up should opt for the higher end unit. But for the majority of the country that don't live a mile about sea level, the N2 will do the trick, especially while used with kerosene. Thanks for watching Mark!
LF Bros must have just hit up a ton of people. Getting flooded with reviews from many channels. Project Farm did some tear downs. Its pretty much all the same components.
Yeah generally speaking, all diesel heaters are built in the same way. Most of the exhaust/fuel ports line up no matter who makes them. I’ll have to check their video out though, I’m curious what they found.
I'm not a diesel guy.... but my wood burning stove is used normally, pinched down to a glow to keep 1500 sq ft warm. I will run it hotter than a @#$%* for a while TO CLEAN THE VENT PIPES and it really does. I've had a chimney sweep ask me if I've used it or had it already cleaned. Nope. It cleans itself. Burns out the gunk. Would these self clean if ran FULL BORE for a certain amount of time?
Thanks for making the video! Competing against its own products there's definitely a price discrepancy.... At double the price almost... But if you look at what's out in the market, it's actually a really good deal. The closest competing product (Autoterm for example) to their advanced product is more like a thousand bucks by the time you buy all the things you need to Peace it all together... The nicer diesel heater is definitely have a more robust design
You're shilling way too hard LF Bro. These are way overprice for what they are. The new Hcalory toolbox 2 is a better unit for a little over $200. It's laughable that a $600 unit can't change between F/C or is still missing a decent app. The Hcalory is compact runs very well, has a very good app that gives you a wealth of information and features including changing F/C, altitude settings, temp and on/off timer plus other features. My version one Hcalory is still running strong after 2 + years.
Yank ignorance is profound - NASA use metric since 1970. The Apollo moon landing computer used metric, converted into imperialistic-fascist units for the astronauts because they were used to those units from bombing children in Vietnam and Cambodia. ‘LOL’
As a firefighter I went for the most reputable brand with a great history, and that is Webasto. Sorry but the extra cost is cheap insurance. I bought the Webasto Air Top 2000 STC Gasoline 12v Heater, and I chose gasoline due the problems with diesel fuel in freezing temperature. Most diesel additives don't even work. Project Farm just did a review on then as well. Gasoline won't gel, freeze, cloud, etc. Gasoline is cleaner, works at much colder, diesel starts clouding at 15°F and gasoline starts to freeze around -100°F which nobody is going to be in ever lol.
@TheDrywallogist well the parts are manufactured in Germany and I trust them a lot more than parts from China. Sure, maybe China parts will be fine, but I don't want to chance a fire. If it gives me the peace of mind that my family and I are safe, then I can sleep easy at night, and I'll take it, and at the very least not cause a fire to a 100k rig.
I thought it was a good review. Looking to buy the green one once its back in stock. The Pro model, very nice but at that price point, I cant see it. Unless you want to sell it! Ill buy it!
@@TheJimmyhughes7 No can do, I like the heater quite a bit so I am going to hang onto it. We are using it right now actually to dry the interior of a Ranger that just got the seats shampooed. Kind of a random use for it, but its working quite well!
I've got one of those too. As well as a groundless tipi tent for when I really want to rough it. There are plenty of ways to camp, and I have done them all. There are more ways to enjoy the outdoors than just the way that you personally think is best.
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I've been trying to get another remote for the N2 with no luck. Thoughts on where to get one?
3 weeks ago my RV furnace broke down, it was -15°c
I bought the model in between, N2T, $450cdn it's a new model since it wasn't in the brochure that came with it.
I can't recommend this enough, solid build with great options. Super quiet and more than enough heat to keep my 33' RV warm👍
LF knocked this one out of the park, where do I sign up for a free demo N2Pro unit?
This review is spot on. I use the N2 to heat a 38 ft fifth wheel (3 slides). It is ducted into the rv's ducting system. I've been maintaining approximately 66 degrees overnight when temperatures are in the high 20's with it set at level 3.7; keep in mind there is plenty of flexibility to adjust the setting to as high as 5, which I haven't experimented with yet. The quality is very good and seems reliable to date. As indicated in the review, LF Bros does their own R & D and manufacturing in-house.
Before my purchase, I did a lot of research and decided to spend more money on what I thought to be a better brand. So far the heater has worked flawlessly.
I have used N2 Pro for the whole winter now and it has been doing great, fires up every time, thermostat, altitude adapting, and super quiet, great little heater.
Thanks for reviewing this heater! I purchased the N2 this fall to extend my season out a couple months in the interior of BC Canada. Selected the N2 over the upgraded model as the price was right and I’d doubtfully ever get to the elevation to require the upgrade.The unit has roughly 50 hours on it now and works as it did on day 1. Quiet, doesn’t leak and works as you’d want. On a side note I was missing a piece from mine and noticed well outside of the Amazon return window. C/S was easy to contact and looked after getting a replacement shipped out pretty quick. Thanks for your efforts as a creator, appreciated!
Solid review. It’s amazing how much nicer overland gears have gotten in just the past few years!
Thank you sir! Yeah this industry has absolutely blown up. It sometimes makes me concerned it might fall flat on its face like the tuner scene did 😬.
@IndependenceOverland even if it did we are at a point right now that everything that is manufactured is really only being fine tuned for the most part. And everything we can get our hands on would allow one to live off grid or in a disaster pretty normal. With things like real portable water heaters/pumps, fridges heaters . You can practically live out of a tent and be just like living in a house.
Eventhough I don't need a Diesel Heater, I still learned a lot from this video and watched it all the way through. Your videos are always great! TY for making good content. Had to give the thumbs up and support the channel.
I picked up the N2 at the beginning of 2024 for backup house heat in case of a power outage. I did some testing with it when I initially got it and was very impressed, I even took the case off and took a look inside. There weren't many reviews on it at the time so I was taking a bit of a chance but I think it was well worth it! It was very quiet and was put together in a really nice package, it seemed to mitigate many of the complaints I read of other cheap heaters. I haven't had to rely on it to keep warm but it gives me peace of mind knowing its an option. We're supposed to get a cold snap next week so I should probably pull it out and make sure it is still in working order.
I have the N2, and its great. Found it on sale for $179.00. Sold my Hcalory in the black plastic case, the LF Bros are much nicer.
My exhaust was totally clogged with carbon and like a fiberglass total fail. Smoke detector went off in RV. E8 fail . E8
Finally! A thorough review on LF bros. Thank you
I have been trying to buy the plateau (green) for over a month and they NEVER have it in stock…
Yeah since they are a smaller manufacturer I think they are struggling a bit to keep up. But I’m very happy with it, and it’s worth waiting for if you can hold out a while!
Nice reviews! I think I'm still convinced to go with the Propex heater though. Different thing entirely, I know, but I just don't want to deal with another fuel.
Yeah lots of people love the Propex setups. I will be using the propane fireplace a lot of the time, but for Fj camping and deep winter stuff, this will just be an auxiliary unit to keep it toasty.
I just got my Lf bros heater delivered yesterday. Accessory box says N2 on it. Didn't get the Accessory bag like the pro has, but the heater has the two plugs up front, control panel is not mounted on the heater, but is remote with the wire harness that plugs into the front. Price was N2 ,something like 250 bucks. Case is painted green. Did I get some sort of N2/pro hybrid?
Also, I got the adapter so that I can plug it into 110 volt outlet. If I use that, and I get a power blink off, or complete power outage, which will most likely cause the heater to die instantly rather then go through it's cool down mode, will the heater be damaged?
Thanks
Yes, it will damage the heater. If you ever have a power failure and it just shuts off, get power back to it as quickly as you can and start it back up, and then you can even just power it off if you need to. It just needs to cool itself down with the fan.
@IndependenceOverland thank you for the reply
Hi, in 13.08 minutes ..which is more quiet , sound like diesel pump in pro is more quiet ? Which is more quiet in lowest level ?
Thanks from Berlin
Appreciate your heads up review on the LF Bros camp heater, will be looking for your long term review, as always keep doing what your doing brah, Hau'oli Makahiki Hou to you and your family my brahda, stay safe and safe travels brahda see you on the next one, Amen and God bless 🙏
I feel like what they need is a more robust mounting plate if you want to do a permanent install. Something that has the flang that goes through the floor with the guard. And incorporates something to hold up the unit from the floor.... Because the brackets it comes with aren't very nice... I purchased one and just opened it today. Definitely nice build quality. But might need to build some type of 80/20 system for keeping off the floor that looks nicer...
Thank you for making this review! I've been wanting to get a diesel heater for months and just cannot spend 1500 dollars on some of the custom built ones. Even the cheaper ones seem like a waste if they are going to die after a few uses. I was leaning towards the Pro but the time that I will use the heater, I'd never be above 6k feet. Too much snow above that where I like to camp. It's the 3500-5k foot range where it gets down into the 20's or 10's.
It will be perfect for you. Just make sure to run it on full blast every so often!
Get the N2-T. Only costs like $50 more and you get auto altitude adjustment
They offer the N2-T model which was just on sale for 287, and has auto altitude adjustment.
I like the form factor of this cheap chinese diesel heater. Great review and insights specific to this unit. I watched Project Farm's test too, but I don't think it went into the Pro version, and that's what I'm more interested in. I know the Pro is a lot more, but if they're using more aluminum it's probably a buy once, cry once kinda thing.
It’s quite noticeable side by side that the internal heater is a bulkier unit. And though the heat output is the same at 5kw, it’s interesting that the duct size is larger.
Perhaps it’s to cool down the extra aluminum?
Hard saying. But either way, you can’t go wrong for the price. Thanks for watching.
@@IndependenceOverland Check out @loweredexpectations4927 if you want to learn more. He has a ton of info on these heaters, and one of his videos I'm pretty sure shows the difference in the units with more aluminum.
I watched Project Farm's test too. It did not take into consideration the longevity and long term performance of each unit. Ultimately his conclusion came down to price.
Most people will state that they can buy 3 cheap heaters for the price of one expensive heater. I'm with you when you say "buy once, cry once". There will be a lot less hassle in the long term.
@@sstrongful Yeah I can't remember who, but a different video opened up the Velit heater that's around the same price point as the LF Bros Pro and showed how much more stout it was than a cheap one, and why I'd just spend the $600 for the pro. Wish I could find that video to share with everyone, but maybe using Velit in the search would help people interested.
The N2-T does not come with a Bluetooth app for your phone. LF also sent me the wrong remote control.
Great review!
I get the E8 error code. The fan rubs rubs against the circuit board box. Any suggestion on how to fix? Also - do you have to prime the pump before starting?
The first time may need a priming, but after that it should be good unless you have ran it dry.
If you have a running fan though, I’d be getting it replaced from the manufacturer
I just picked up the N2 for $212 via Amazon yesterday.
Another reviewer said the N2 Pro doesnt have app support. Is this true?
Yes, that is true.
Neither of these heaters are available on Amazon.😢
Theres a Green Plateau model too
Yeah someone was mentioning that, I think it’s the N2-T or something. I’m not familiar with that model, but nice that they offer a most cost effective one.
Well, in my region and in my climate, a diesel heater sounds like a good idea, but I’m not sure I wanna waste. My heart earned me or income on something that may not work. A note on Chinese factories anybody can have their name slapped on a product made in any Chinese factory they want the Chinese factory will welcome them with open arms to come in and take pictures and do interviews that does not mean that they own the factory. I spent 20 years dealing with Chinese and Taiwanese factories in another industry. I’m very aware how this works; often times goods will leave out the back door, the factory faster than they’re leaving out the front door with a different label on the box.
Do you own stock in LF bro's or something? The parts inside the LF bro's heater are made in China just like all the heaters you're insulting. The only difference is the LF Bros has a quiet pump. And all these heaters seem to work very well mainly the cheap $80 heaters that you're insulting, they're great
lol, I do not own stock. Yes they are Chinese, that’s very obvious and mentioned in the video. But they have their own factory to produce and test these things. While lots of rebranded products exist that come out of the same factories, it doesn’t immediately mean that ALL similar looking products come out of the same factories. For instance, you can buy a Chinese built flat bed for your truck. Most of them have terrible quality. Companies like Dirtbox have their own factory over there, and build very high quality products.
I don’t like the little cheap, leaky, shitbox heaters. Sorry if that offends you.
@@IndependenceOverland lol these are from china with a bit of extra decals, see no usage of using extra money for some steel decals honestly, the design esp LF bro is same as the common 80 usd steel shell ones what a joke got one with the exact shame shell and routing for the pipe on the site. never had any leaks either with vevor or random aliexpress heater
10/10 For not including a link to the product.
Oh whoops, I did mean to. haha
Not sure if that was sarcasm, but links were added.
@@IndependenceOverland i forgot the /s but yea was bein sarcastic
You live in Colorado and don't think elevation matters? I agree we don't camp in the Winter at 12,000', but we do camp in the Winter at 9,000', or at least we would if our heaters worked that high. I think a heater to be used in Colorado needs to be evaluated at 10,000'. Thanks for all the great videos!
No, because most trails in Colorado get closed down during the winter. Much of it isn't accessible, even some of the paved passes are closed around me this time of the year. That's why I mentioned that people who want to camp higher up should opt for the higher end unit. But for the majority of the country that don't live a mile about sea level, the N2 will do the trick, especially while used with kerosene. Thanks for watching Mark!
They are all made with the same parts from the same factories lol
LF Bros must have just hit up a ton of people. Getting flooded with reviews from many channels. Project Farm did some tear downs. Its pretty much all the same components.
Yeah generally speaking, all diesel heaters are built in the same way. Most of the exhaust/fuel ports line up no matter who makes them. I’ll have to check their video out though, I’m curious what they found.
I'm not a diesel guy.... but my wood burning stove is used normally, pinched down to a glow to keep 1500 sq ft warm.
I will run it hotter than a @#$%* for a while TO CLEAN THE VENT PIPES and it really does. I've had a chimney sweep ask me if I've used it or had it already cleaned. Nope.
It cleans itself. Burns out the gunk.
Would these self clean if ran FULL BORE for a certain amount of time?
Thanks for making the video! Competing against its own products there's definitely a price discrepancy.... At double the price almost... But if you look at what's out in the market, it's actually a really good deal. The closest competing product (Autoterm for example) to their advanced product is more like a thousand bucks by the time you buy all the things you need to Peace it all together... The nicer diesel heater is definitely have a more robust design
You're shilling way too hard LF Bro. These are way overprice for what they are. The new Hcalory toolbox 2 is a better unit for a little over $200. It's laughable that a $600 unit can't change between F/C or is still missing a decent app. The Hcalory is compact runs very well, has a very good app that gives you a wealth of information and features including changing F/C, altitude settings, temp and on/off timer plus other features. My version one Hcalory is still running strong after 2 + years.
I agree with this. I have both and the Hcalory is so much better!
They are all made in Chyna.
Metric is for all the other countries that don't go to the moon
haha that made me laugh out loud!
Yank ignorance is profound - NASA use metric since 1970. The Apollo moon landing computer used metric, converted into imperialistic-fascist units for the astronauts because they were used to those units from bombing children in Vietnam and Cambodia.
‘LOL’
As a firefighter I went for the most reputable brand with a great history, and that is Webasto. Sorry but the extra cost is cheap insurance. I bought the Webasto Air Top 2000 STC Gasoline 12v Heater, and I chose gasoline due the problems with diesel fuel in freezing temperature. Most diesel additives don't even work. Project Farm just did a review on then as well. Gasoline won't gel, freeze, cloud, etc. Gasoline is cleaner, works at much colder, diesel starts clouding at 15°F and gasoline starts to freeze around -100°F which nobody is going to be in ever lol.
Must have been a good salesman.
@TheDrywallogist well the parts are manufactured in Germany and I trust them a lot more than parts from China. Sure, maybe China parts will be fine, but I don't want to chance a fire. If it gives me the peace of mind that my family and I are safe, then I can sleep easy at night, and I'll take it, and at the very least not cause a fire to a 100k rig.
NONSENSE
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I thought it was a good review.
Looking to buy the green one once its back in stock. The Pro model, very nice but at that price point, I cant see it. Unless you want to sell it! Ill buy it!
@@TheJimmyhughes7 No can do, I like the heater quite a bit so I am going to hang onto it. We are using it right now actually to dry the interior of a Ranger that just got the seats shampooed. Kind of a random use for it, but its working quite well!
lf bros are built in china
As stated in the video.
A good quality sleeping bag rated for your environment will never let you down. Get back to basics and dump that "overlanding" gear
I've got one of those too. As well as a groundless tipi tent for when I really want to rough it. There are plenty of ways to camp, and I have done them all. There are more ways to enjoy the outdoors than just the way that you personally think is best.
@IndependenceOverland speaking from experience