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What do you do if you do have oil coming into the air filter? i seen it in mine

Did you get it going? I gotta know….

The music just made it unbearable watch sorry

Quero comprar uma Jeep GrandCherokee Limited V8 5.9L até o ano 1998. 👍🇧🇷

This is art! Any chance you sell one of those customized?

Amazing work. The youtube logo was dumb. But you have talent

What happened with this Cherokee?

WOW 👍👍👍

excellent work friend, if it's not bother I want to ask you what kind of leather you use

Rule number one when filming a CZcams video Don't show the world That you don't know how to pick up after yourself. It is a clutter. It is a mess. Don't know what to look at First get organized you seem like a good dude. Make a plan. Ian not going to get with you if he doesn't see a certain level of professionalism.

I just subscribed. I'm just starting my channel maybe you can help me out by subbing to mine. I enjoyed watching your vid..... Steve "CAYGEON LEATHER"

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Camera is too far away

I have mine very similar with a few variances. My tank is too thick for an "under the tank" heat mat (55 gal tank) so Im using a 250watt no light heat bulb to warm a large flat stone on the bottom of the tank with one of my hides covering half of said rock. This light is connected to a temp controller but i only rely on the temp gun #s and not controller #s since its just relevant to probe placement. The stone itself gets to 95-100 right now (seems a bit hot but...) the hide on the rock stays about 85-88 on the inside. As far as the gradient, it can get a bit warm on the hot side but the low side doesnt get lower than 76-77 normally. Ive heard under 75 degrees can be dangerous. Also worth mentioning that there are 3 hides and 2 water bowls along with things to climb on and my ball actually prefers the warmest hide. For humidity, I have plexiglass on parts of my lid to hold everything in better, one of the water dishes is placed directly below the lamp to double as an evaporating dish, moss in the hides, and ive mixed reptibark, cyprus mulch, and hydraballs for my substrate to hold water better. It normally stays consistently at 50%. If it gets too dry, i can sprits with water and mix up the substrate but ive also made up my own kind of drip system for during shed that works a lot like a water tower with leader lines to provide a very slow (if any) drip that helps get that evaporated water going. Hope this helps with some ideas.

You ever get this thing going

Just picked up an 87 Cherokee Laredo..any input would be great

Video is too slow.

Excellent work, it is one of the most beautiful covers I have seen.

Amazing music. Can I ask how you got to use it ? I thought that would be a No go with such stars. Thanks

got a cherokee ltd 1998 4.0 barn find this week in England

Bella musica,gran cantante,exelente trabajo

I love when they are at the Harpsichord, and the woman says “well somebody as to play it”. Usually, when I venture out and have opportunities like that, that never happens. People love to take older, and more sacred instruments hostage (it seems) and think that it never should ever be allowed to be played. But, the people at this museum see things from a completely different perspective. And that makes me feel amazing inside.

Did you get any answers?

Great teacher

Ughhhhh. Cool review.......

Haha, how do you work in that pigsty? Lol

Try pouring gas down the intake tube to the throttle body

I bought my 89 Cherokee Laredo last week and it had oil in the air filter, will replacing the pcv valve prevent it

I wrapped my weight for holding my work with leather so it wouldn't mark up the piece I'm working on just an idea.

Dude the humidity should be between 50-60 percent. I heard you say 90+ is that too high bro?

Amazing craftsmanship

Have you ever made one with a slot for the bit kit and the bit extension ?

Nice Place!

Cool video, reminds me of teaching my nephews to shoot! Good job dad!

i want one. looks like fun

Sweet! I'm on CZcams! One less thing on my bucket list.

i see it ate for you that's sweet!!!!

Too massive case in my opinion, but WOW! Great skill!

whereabouts in the Provo is this?

A close up photo of each side of your work when completed sure would've been a nice addition. Your design carved in just below the snap and coated to resist the dye... would've been a good thing to show us what it is. Nice work though, well done. Love the music too.

Great video! Enjoyed it.

Great teaching moment dad!!

I had a 89 Cherokee Limited, still the best SUV I've ever owned, I'm still sad over the day that it was stolen :(

Great video. I suggest to all new shooters to dry fire a gun first to know the trigger. Get used to manipulation of the firearm. I love seeing youth get into the sport. Great job.

You might want to emphasize keeping the gun pointed downrange again. When you were explaining racking the slide he pointed it up towards you in an unnerving way after he racked it. Otherwise great job. I've got a PPQ on the way myself. We could probably do without 5 reaction shots, but the morph idea was clever as hell.

Congrats on the first time! He kept it pointing downrange even in his excitement! Nice work!

it's like finding good...lol the best engines and best little SUV and 4x4 too keep it. rare to see one in brown n it's from SCal

best 19+ minutes ever spent on CZcams. My Leatherman case finally gave up on me after 15 years of use, thanks for post

wonderful music

GREAT MUSIC !