You mean the Pro Eagle jack that’s made in Taiwan??

Oh, and since Harbor Freight and Yankum already sell competing products… Why would that all of a sudden be an issue?? Here’s a fun fact that YOU really need to learn. Just because two businesses are in the same market, doesn’t mean that they have to hate each other. Both Yankum and Harbor Freight are well aware that we use one product from one, and another product from the other, and are perfectly ok with that. The Yankum Jeep even runs an Apex winch that was gifted to them by Harbor Freight. You’re just still upset because I wouldn’t make a video promoting your product (that in itself is a copy of others already on the market) and I have the screenshots of you saying you were going to purposely run my name down as publicity as you could because of it. Do you want me to post them?? Because if you want to start battle here, I’m all for it!

@Casey LaDelle I don't have time for this, but I really couldn't care less you didn't want my product. I know you are really stuck on that but it truly doesn't matter to me. I am an adult and it is business. I haven't even barely marketed that product because the margins would suck so bad on its as a small business its not even worth it. I actually had zero issues with you. I said i chose not to watch your videos anymore and you brought a personal coversation public so, like I said i am now going to call you out on your ridiculousness. It is about your ridiculous Fandom of a company that as far as I can tell, entire business model is just stealing ideas from American business and knocking them off at a price where small business cannot compete. I have a great video idea for you. Go I to a Harbor Freight and find me one HG branded product that is an original idea and not a straight knock off. There may be one and if there is, kudos to them. I

@@allenhuskey8541 you don’t have time, but yet here yard still whining and complaining….

@@allenhuskey8541 what product are you talking about that you don’t feel like marketing?

It's not just Badlands, the last few years Harbor Freight has stepped up their game and released so many tools with comparable quality to stuff that cost twice as much. To me Harbor Freight used to be the place you bought that one specialty tool that you only need to work right a few times, now they're the place I go for any tool I need

I heard a rumour that they have some ex snap on people on their executive board.

And we all know HarborFreight is made in China there’s no hiding it like other brands try to do . Name brand companies market products and charge top dollar then try to get consumers to believe it’s a USA product.

I wish we had them in Europe. Same with Yankum ropes. (Since I mostly watch American and Australian KZfaq, I don't know what we have here..)

Maybe try Biltima? They seem to get similar stuff as harbor freight... the store smells the same at least

Easiest way to do a review, just tell people to go watch a review 😂

That’s another company that won’t leave me alone

Yep, that's why I watch!

That grey color will be invisible even in plain sight!

They usually come powder coated in orange. Those ones are raw from the foundry. The raw ones usually have better grip.

​@@tetedur377 powder coat is slippery. The raw aluminum has better grip.

Reflective Tenacious Tape on the sides. Bonus visibility on the roadside, plus it's so much easier to spot your gear with a head lamp.

​@@kd5nrh Best suggestion yet!

Is there a way to install cameras that is less obvious. Where would a guy go to learn such techniques?

@@Kyle-ev4fk you could install bullet cameras in decoy housings such as bird boxes normally overt cameras are beneficial as they act as a deterrent. I haven’t seen a pinhole camera that is IP rated for outdoor use and they don’t have infra red for illumination so that’s why I would house a regular bullet camera in something.

​@@MrJordanwainI have used old desktop computer power supply housings sprayed flat black and mounted high. Looks like an electrical box because it is. LOL

Yeah; people really won't consider the implications of where a camera is placed, and what others can do with that information. It's been a couple decades since I've *seen* the {before and after, after, after} from one area(?) chronically installing wireless (analog NTSC) cameras aimed at keypad gates and combination locks at a relative's home. My host and the installer(*s*) didn't understand why I was so angry at a few specific camera placements when I found out they'd decided to 'upgrade' to wireless ; evidently not understanding that (unlike the original closed-circuit) criminals didn't need to be "'inside' to see the same screen" *with* a wireless camera broadcasting it to whole street - or that changing the channel on the TV doesn't hide the camera's view from an outside attacker with their own receiver. While I was visiting they suffered multiple break-ins (through the first gate) in the days following because the local burglars/garden-poachers were just rolling around (analog wardriving in the 90's, lol) waiting for someone to enter a code; and didn't notice (or care) that my host was changing the code multiple times a day, because the criminals just recorded the codes and waited for a car to leave, then rushed inside in to grab anything near to the entrance and sprinted off if someone is home. (Generally the gate code and entrance codes are used close together.) I dropped the argument when one installer stated defensively that he and other locals were rolling in business installing new cameras and locks because of a surge of break-ins; and "they wouldn't be making so much money if [the cameras] didn't work". And they also 'really' wanted to see how the thieves were bypassing the different combination locks, since relying on physical keys (that could be stolen or duplicated) was unpopular at the time. [edit: huh?, KZfaq cut the punchline off. rephrasing...] I got to install a new d___ bolt, and replaced being frightened (then annoyed) by burglars knocking things over with being startled (then amused) by people (incl. my relatives) face-planting into the door when they forget to (or how to) use a key to get inside. ( Interestingly, the door was just out of frame when the camera was replaced 'again' during that visit. )

I need to get some SimpliSafe stickers to put around, at least. Maybe some SimpliSafe shells to further misdirect.

It's important to be specific with your instructions, especially with someone who isn't experienced. She did a good job of watching you though.😊 now you both have a story to tell 😅

@@judithburke1539 I asked one of my nieces, back when she was very young, if my rear indicator was working, she said yes, no, yes , no!

@@mikerubynfs Oh I can just hear her . . and can't quit chuckling. 🙂

The mind of a child is an invaluable tool at teaching teachers how to teach. 😁

@@NorthernKitty absolutely. After inspecting the damage, a 6” slice in the thin sheet metal easily repaired we both had a laugh as I explained how to properly spot a trailer back and then let her maneuver the truck/trailer herself. I’m proud to say both my girls can change their own oil change a flat and many other small repairs/maintenance projects around the house etc. I’ve always gone by the thought “if you don’t know, you don’t know” everything needs and can be taught. My father was a “figure it out yourself kinda dad, I learned a lot through trial/error but decided with my own kids teaching is the way but not do it for them.

They did the next day

Most of my cordless tools are the big brand, but I sprung for the 80 volt chainsaw and pruning saw. Note that I found adapters on ebay to use M18 batteries on my 18 volt yellow and black tools.

Tow trucks with booms are very handy for musical camper exchanges😅!

So, so true!

It's nice to have tools

Yes, very handy!

Just had a flashback of Rory Irish moving a conex box up a mountain with his tow truck. lol

The SD cards are a backup

i understand that he likes rescue drivers out of the ditch for free too.

You could make a covered box for the muddy boots to prevent pools of water inside of the boots greeting you the next time that you need them.

Was gonna said the same thang ! 😄 Nate put that thang through a LOT !

Great review by Nate. Honest, respectful, to the Point. I have seen general references to the Badland jack in various videos but no review. This of invaluable. Going to add one to my tool shed.

Thank you! One of my pet peeves when people make mediocre videos/guides/tutorials about something, like they're the ultimate expert, when they could have forwarded you to a much better option...not saying you wouldn't make a great review, but like you said: Nate nailed it! 👍👍👍👌

Yep. Had a former criminal tell me that even having the sticker on the house (companies used to give discounts if you did), was just telling the burglar which system he'd have to deal with. lol Saw a house sticker one time that said, 'This house guarded by Smith & Wesson'.

I don't think they need to show how its setup, just how it works. But still, it might be a weak point, since they are wireless.

Want tries to avoid that fact and make it appear that they are 100% usa made without actually saying it. That’s a business practice I have absolutely zero respect for. There’s a recovery gear company that does exactly the same thing. They actually offered me FAR more than Yankum did (by a lot), but I refused to work with them because I want nothing to do with a company like that.