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@gileswarrick1378 that's quite an area to be cutting. It may take you a bit of time, but should do it.

He was seconds away from unleashing the fury😂

Walking chubby is by far the best name on TH-cam

Thanks for the feedback! That be more crucial on the 2 post lifts...technically the 4 post lift doesn't have to be anchored. I had our floor poured at 6" plus at 4000psi, along with fiber and rebar. Considering that and the aforementioned, I was okay with the placement.

@@theroyboys2 Nice!

@@kelvinsparks4651 agreed!

@michaeldebruyckere7870 I used my lift to unload, but don't think you would have an issue with your Kubota. I have a JD 2032 and it would have handled it.

You won't have any problems. My son has the 110 and me and another adult lifted it into my van by hand .

Thanks! I haven't up to this point.

@@theroyboys2 I think you are good at installing and shooting. If you want to try, you can tell us your email address.

@@karlsteven575 You would think they would have made the change a bit more obvious in manuals.

@@joker9880 There's a lever lever under the back of the seat.

The area I mow is pretty flat. There is one section that has a decent grade to it. The mower holds its speed well traversing. But if I decide to change direction in the middle of the grade, have to come in a little slower to decrease momentum so the wheels don't slide. I don't think that's a mower problem though, more of a tire/traction problem that can be easily mitigated by the operator.

Thank you!

I am not able to pull my super duty under this lift. The problem you may run into is a lift that will go high enough to pull your truck under will not have the lifting capacity to lift your truck...at least that's what I came across at the time I was looking at them

Agree with the holes on the top of the deck. I blow it off after every mow and clean under the deck about once a month. Overall still happy with it.

Glad it helped!

But the Mantis can only perform one job...

Thank you! I drew up rough plans on paper. The roosts and nesting boxes were "on the fly".

Thank you!

Can't beat that...these trucks have about double the torque of their gas counterparts and are getting 1.5x better fuel economy.

@@theroyboys2 yes but the saving of money is really kinda a farce. People don't consider fuel filter changes, DEF fluid, expensive oil changes, high prices of diesel, and def pumps themselves are prone to failure and dealers will not cover them. The company line is "contamination". Let's not forget the far more expensive repairs. If you are trying to save money the diesel really isn't the way to go. Granted if you trade in your trucks often there is that to consider but overall if people ask me if they should get a diesel my first question is do you need it. If the answer is no I usually direct them to the gas options. This is not to say I don't love my diesel, I do, but I wouldn't own one if I didn't need it.

@user-yd1dx5qs4j All good points. I would agree, if you're not towing or getting the truck up to a "working temp" most of the time it's used, diesel likely isn't for you. If you're looking to have a truck to pick up a some 2x4s or towing a couple atv's a few times a year definitely go with gas. This video was geared more towards the individuals working their trucks and in response to the narrative that the 7.3 is in the same league as the 6.7 with regards to towing. As far as cost, you're right, people aren't buying a diesel to "save money". I was trying to highlight an alternate view...cost may not be as huge as people may think, especially with the "trade-in" difference. But truthfully, I am not sure I would want to own either off warranty...but yes especially the diesel (although I have yet to have an issue with the past 4 I had). The cost difference for maintenance is reduced quite a bit for individuals performing their own vs dealers/shops. Seems dealers are getting a premium around here for performing maintenance on the diesel as well as parts mark-up. I perform all the routine maintenance and discounts utilizing amsoil and stock motorcraft filters (purchased from an online retailer) have been pretty hefty to say the least...especially compared to going through the dealer even just for parts. There would be savings utilizing the same methods as indicated above for the gas motors, just not to the same degree/percentage savings.

@@theroyboys2 yeah in your case where you always keep trading in and what you tow a diesel makes a lot of sense. Me personally I have another year of payments on my diesel and it will be paid for. I also do my own maintenance, and I will be doing most of my own repairs. Which is why I chose the Cummins. I hate working on v8 diesels.

@user-yd1dx5qs4j One thing you will always have is demand for that Cummins, so should you decide on getting rid of it in the future...you should get a premium.

This attachment is specific to the Kombi units.

Technically you can if you remove the head from say a standard FS91, you could remove the attached shaft and bolt it right on, at least I've seen someone put a hedge trimmer on an FS91 that way. Kombi and the standard trimmers are from what I can tell essentially the same motor wise(across the different models of course), the kombi system just makes it far more convenient to use different attachments

I think mine pretty much maxed it out lengthwise.

I didn't have the gun sighted in to any meaningful distance prior to the install since I knew I'd be replacing the site. It's set now without any aftermarket mods to the front post. I'm shooting inside 75 yards...but no issues to that distance

Naw...as long as you release catch and release you're good 👌 On a serious note, I don't believe so...but if you want to be certain you can check with your local shop that does inspections.

I believe BendPak has a 110 option, but you would have to confirm with their customer service.

@@theroyboys2 Thank you!

It's six inches with a 4000 PSI mix.

@@theroyboys2 thanks for the reply. I’m planning out a 40’x60’ shop/garage right now and will be putting in a lift.

@@pjfan173 6" with 4 to 5000 PSI is prob the ticket.

@@theroyboys2 thanks

Awesome!

So far so good! I should make a follow up video soon.

Thanks for the quick reply. And I’m happy to see it has been reliable for you. That is my main concern. Not sure if you answered this in the video, but how fast will this thing go? And more importantly, how slow can this go when setting the limiter down?

@user-ul7hx4ob2b Not a problem! I've read they can get up to 30 mph...but can't say I've seen it close to that since we have it governed down quite a bit. With regards to governing it, you can lower it to the point where it won't move. There is also a remote "kill switch" you can utilize in the event the little one gets a little too rambunctious. Luckily we haven't had to utilize it.

@@theroyboys2. Thanks again for the quick response. Glad to know the performance and the ability to limit it’s speed. Also very cool on the remote kill switch.

Thanks for the comment! So far so good. You shouldn't have issues with the runways. In the widest position, it accommodates the SRW super duty's. There is also another setting where you can narrow the width (if needed for the BMW), which only requires removal of a couple bolts to change.

I hope it fulfills your requirements and offers you a solution to your mobility concerns.

Honestly, I haven't attempted to jack my truck up on the lift yet... but off memory, I don't think you could hit both sides of the frame...

@@theroyboys2 ok thanks was wanting to go 2 post lift route but if those worked considered this route

@KoleDevR if you don't need it for the storage and are just using for maintenance... two post is probably the way to go

@@theroyboys2 mainly for maintenance but sometimes wouldn’t mind parking something under but I guess it’s a trust thing I know I see a lot of people park under 2 post lifts.

Maybe "well over" was a bit of an exageration. My head is still set with his father's weight. My male was 100lbs at less than a year old...he's currently hovering around 110 and will be 2 years old in Feb. My female will fluctuate from 95 to 100. Those are vet scale numbers, not mine.

Thank you!

He may be 10lbs holding the bone 🤣

Exactly!

Agreed!

I appreciate the feedback and where you are coming from without actually knowing the dog. The videos are for entertainment only and not a reflection of his actual behaviors. He is actually very obedient and sweet.

He's an 11 year old lap dog with no bite history. Do not mistake short videos for entertainment as his actual behavior.

@@theroyboys2 look i completely understand but that’s not good behavior that is very bad resource guarding I’m sure their an angel when they don’t have a treat

@@MariA-mm8df You are seeing a video of us playing. He would stop if directed. He and all my other dogs are trained and behave as seen in the link... th-cam.com/users/shortsznqa-wCmtEs?si=hy-N52QjK5LrgMTf

He's not "aggressive" without provocation during play...these shorts are just for show/fun. He's actually very sweet...

😂

He's actually very sweet. We had him worked up playing for the video.