@@RFTTGSQUAD no

@@alejandrotudonmanriquez7702 muffler and tip. The original 40 series

Everything else is stock in the exhaust system other than the two items you mentioned? And what about interior drone? Im thinking of doing this on my 02 Tahoe but I’m thinking about drone, because we use it for long trips also.

@@alejandrotudonmanriquez7702 standard done with exhaust nothing that makes you want to jump out of the truck. I kept it simple. Don’t over think it

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The bike peed oil all over my rv parking for a week but man Rodney was a cool dude. RIP

Once the wheels rolls off it just plants on the gate

If it slides to the end of the gate then the pj just falls flat and the freight on pallet no longer moves. Essentially a pancake

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Flung?

id like a video of this, ive tried it and have almost killed my self with the load falling off

Its scary when i was training but it works

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It’s a fact lol I have one left

This was an experienced day course. So basically everyone there could ride but just didn’t have their endorsement. Had to provide all of your own gear and yes just skills

sorry im just seeing this....each of my trucks are outfitted with 2 20ft straps 6 16 ft straps and 4 12s

@@BL4KPANTHER Cool thank you!🙏🏾

It’s the little tab. Black

Have you tried to pinwheel the pallets inside to create more space ?

@@BL4KPANTHER It's a good idea. I don't remember if there's space enough for that but I will try. thx!

If your truck is so full that there isn't enough room (parking it under a pallet puts it in conflict with the door), there are a couple of options: 1) You could flip the jack up 90° to stand it on the end of the "forks," and walk or slide it down the center between pallets and the handle over the top of a pallet, but DO NOT leave it with the forks down between the rearmost pallets and the door as this will likely cause the jack to lean back onto the door as you drive, which will either jam the door or fall out backward on whomever tries to open the cargo door. This does require hefting the jack, its a bit heavy particularly the handle so be careful to avoid pinch points. 2) Instead of loading all pallets straight (as shown in the video), when loading at the shipper, you can "chimney stack" load the truck if its wide enough. The truck is wide enough if, as in this video, when straight loading there's 20" or so of space between pallets you can walk between down the center when the pallets on either side are touching either wall; if you load pallets straight on but there's no space to walk down the center, then the truck is too narrow. "Chimney stacking" (probably a lot of different terms for this) is when you alternate a straight pallet and the next side-turned. If you have normal pallets with two solid side supports (such as the 2nd pallet loaded in on the left side in BL4K's truck), you can't put two side-turned pallets across from each other -- trying to force such with a power jack will trap the pallets and they can't be unloaded with a pallet jack, so every side-turned pallet will need a straight turned pallet beside it. This will let you fit two extra pallets in a 24' or 26' box truck. If this works out that your very last pallet is side-turned and its not blocked by a straight pallet, you can park the jack under that last side-turned pallet, and it won't interfere with the door since the jack will be toward the center/side. Even if this doesn't happen though, this loading method basically converts some of that extra space you can walk down between pallets into used storage space, so there will be more space between the last pallet and the door (in fact with a truck that normally can fit only 6 pallets, you actually have room for a 7th pallet when chimney stacked, and by the time you're up to a 24' truck that could only hold 10 straight-loaded pallets, you can fit 12 chimney-stacked). The big downside to this is it takes a lot longer to load and unload. 3) If all your pallets are "four-way" pallets (the pallet BL4K moves in this video is an example -- it doesn't have a solid side), you can actually do better than the above by loading all the pallets side-turned since you can jack the pallet from any side, but there are a couple of hiccups; first as we all learn the hard way, when a four-way pallet also has bottom supports (the pallet moved in this video is a good example of this; the rearmost pallet on the right side, by contrast, is one without bottom supports), its easy to mis-position the pallet jack such that when you try to jack up the pallet, you wind up wedging the top of the pallet off of the bottom support, causing damage to the pallet; this will happen when you push the jack all the way in under a pallet from its long side as we are accustomed to putting a jack in all the way normally on its short side which doesn't cause this; you have to feel for when the rear rollers of a jack fall off the bottom support. Trust me, we've all learned this the hard way.

You need to extend your lift gate and that will give the 4-6ft to maneuver that pallet

@@BL4KPANTHERextend the lift gate ?

@@lifewithjusto7777 yes. Like you’re using it as normal

If it’s not the only thing on the truck then I box it with other freight. If it is not then I either block and brace or run the strap under the freight and back up the wall

@BL4KPANTHER Man I'm having trouble understanding your last sentence. What do you mean block and brace ect? Thanks for your time.

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Just make sure to add a toggle switch so it doesn’t drain the battery

@@BL4KPANTHER do you have a link for the product you recommend?

@@gostfalcon sorry just seeing this. I ordered it on eBay. I used extreme outdoor tape for mounting it. 4.3 lcd monitor with backup camera for 21 bucks. I switched the camera to 170 degree style bullet for another 17 bucks

lol what

theres always a fool out there bro

If using pc for Xbox I would use gamebar app and run my microphone into my computer. Then I would add a usb pedal and make it hotkey ptt then you would use one microphone with all applications including discord. It would allow the toggle foot in game and you could talk to chat without ever removing your hands from the sticks. I have the elgato pedals and they are a dream for this

@@BL4KPANTHER so fast to respond and clear. I will test this out, subscribed with notifications on, thank you so much.

@@BL4KPANTHER I know you don't upload a lot, but I'll know when you do! Haha

@@CALIGS yeah i started a business last year and it has swamped me .. I’ve found the pc aspect is just better. If you want the best audio imo I would get a mixer and really dial it in then use 1/4 inch to 1/8 inch out into your pc so it all comes through premixed and clean. You can then open your streaming software and run everything like your music and use the record function. Your playback will be exactly what your stream would hear. So you adjust levels to your liking without going live

The splitter pushes it from the controller. My setup now pushes everything through the mixamp

What exactly do you need help with? I would say if you’re using a computer nurse the Xbox companion or game bar app

Nurse the app ? Can I use my microphone and in different input use voicemod in voicemeeter banana

@@GuidoGamin running into your apps or ??

@@BL4KPANTHER yea like I can have my mic in strip 2. then voicemod in strip 0? Idk wht nurse means im srry lol

@@BL4KPANTHER thts how I have my voicemeeter setup but if I use default input on apps then hear echo wont they

that's because a pallet jack in general only involves two actions..Up and then Down. squeeze the lever to lower and put the latch in the down position and pump it for it to go up

@@BL4KPANTHER Thank u and I appreciate u for this it was helpful.

@@erastuskambuale8681 anytime...I will do a video on the mechanics of a pallet jack next. That's a good idea

I understand I will have to adjust that on the next video I make

Height or weight? Height can be light so it depends on how good it is wrapped if it is. If it's a crate it is prone to balance issue like any other tall thing

@@BL4KPANTHER like let's say you have the heaviest load possible on the pallet jack would that be hard to pull or push

@@mcfc2528 I mean. Yeah it's heavy and if it's at capacity of the jack absolutely

@@BL4KPANTHER ok because you was making it look easy with 1 hand so I thought maybe the pallet jack makes the weight easier to deal with

@@mcfc2528 i mean yes it does help but in this case the freight was less than i think 1 pounds so it just glided

Each one of mine varies based on the trucks I have. My newer ones are 60x89

@@BL4KPANTHER This was very helpful thank you. My lift gate is small & I worry about the freight falling over all the time so I am planning on getting a new one soon!

@@AimeBeats glad I could help. The key is centering the freight inside the truck and lowering it on gate as soon as it clears the plate even if by a few inches

thanks but no thanks

@@BL4KPANTHER whay

This was a shallow box but it was standard for the tropo 8 version 1. I think the 2 is little different

@@BL4KPANTHER this box is standard on the Tahoe correct?

@@josh_a.7142 yeah the stock one

@@BL4KPANTHER do i need to wire an amp kit or is it already wired?

@@josh_a.7142 nah you're gonna have to wire a kit, the stock system wouldn't push anything decent

That's why people should move slow and be ready to lower that freight right away if it feels like it's getting away. They shouldn't be moving quickly getting freight off or on a liftgate

@BL4K PANTHER I agree. However, the greatest and best investment is an electric pallet jack. It makes the job much easier and safer.

@@maxjnb4816 but adds a bit too much weight and size to the straight truck where weight and being able to even partial helps keep the bottom line fair. Weight, space and charging keep them from being great additions at the moment. On dedicated routes I could see it though

I do it much differently now. I run from mixer into my pc and use voice mod pro. You can use auto tune etc with that software..now I will say if you run to the mixer/auto tune first then you should be able to easily just run your outs back into this

@@BL4KPANTHER so it does work right yeah sorry i’m asking bc i might go with this style of mixer i already have goxlr but i kinda wanna add more um volume/mic’s to my goxlr would it work or it can even be on its own so i ask if u can use it the way i told u with the mixer then yeah bc i want the same mixer as yours i might get one later down the line also another question is what mixer is that as well like what’s it called

@@helix-blitzninja you use both, just run this mixer into the go xlr as an input that was one is the behringer xenyx 802. They do make a usb version as well.

@@BL4KPANTHER ight thx man I will try this way down line thx man I own u one bro

Glad I could help

Where do you buy ratchet straps from?

@@marlanordhenry3069 I'm sorry I just saw this. But ratchet can be purchased the cheapest on Amazon in all different lengths. My personal opinion is to get 16ft as freight is getting larger and so are pallet builds. So this is a food median of size. Grab maybe 4 twenties as well.

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To connect to what exactly? It's a USB microphone

Yes its a usb mic but if connect it to my xbox it acts like if he doesnt work but if I connect to my pc he works perfectly today just arrived the splitter for mic and headset but its the same it doesnt work I ve just seen now the page of amz end the descrption says Incompatible with xbox one is for this?

@@francescoluongo6952 because Xbox doesn't allow third party microphones directly to their system like the Playstation does. That's why they push you to either console based app or a work around

So Can I use this mic on xbox?

@@francescoluongo6952 not without a splitter and feed to the controller