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lol, thanks for watching..!

Thanks, appreciate you watching..!

You tugged a heart string with that one, love cj’s had five so far.. favorite was a 74cj 5 with a 360 I stuck in it.. anywho, it depends on the snow, the fluffier the faster.. I find third gear is about as fast as I go.. thanks for watching.!

Yes, well worth it. The very reason I bought them was because of the gravel catching so badly. I installed them and never looked back, still on the machine with zero issues thus far.. Thanks for watching..!

THANK YOU

Thank you, and thanks for watching..!

Never tried that, I think just running one string would work that lower bearing a bit too hard. Like running an unbalanced washing machine. All the best, and thanks for watching..

Thanks for watching,we’re excited! We’re working on our licensing now to open up as an organic farm, called Fresh Off The Grid. We are also starting a new channel devoted exclusively to the growing dome. The channel is up and we’re working on an introduction video. Thanks for everything you’ve been great to work with.

@@meanderingyogi6562 That is so awesome! We just subscribed to the new channel. Best of luck on your new adventure. We cheering you on from Colorado 👏

Good luck getting it broke in on time. Took me almost a year lol. I could’ve did some local trails to speed up the process, but I’ve been pretty busy this year and had no reason to rush. I do plan on getting the two-up seat for the back so the wife and I can enjoy some of the trails here in Maine. Enjoy yours my friend, hope you get some good snow to play in. Thanks for watching..!

Absolutely, thanks for watching..! Good luck with the SHO, I’ve heard nothing but good things about it. I’m looking at some drift cutters myself, I’m sure they’ll come in handy..

Same here in Buffalo, TroyBilt 2410 not good at the end of the driveway. Just got the Ariens Deluxe 28 and I am happy.

Damn, that’s a heck of a lot of trail riding.. appreciate the input, thanks for watching.!

The heat from the catalytic converters made riding mine almost unbearable. Got some team msc headers and a tune, completely different machine.

@shawndale1552 I’ve only taken it for two rides where I needed to be in high gear running around 35/40 mph. I noticed the heat and have heard others mention it. Not been a problem for me at low speed around the house so far.

I have upgraded mine so much it's not even close to a stock machine. Here's my list to make one perfect. Headers and duel exhaust upgrades then send them to jet hot coatings. They coat it, and it will never rust and cuts all Temps in half permanently. Thus increasing the life of your machine from heat soak. Tune, stage 3 clutch kit, stage 1 Hester Elka shocks. A must-have for this tippy bitch. 1inch wheel spacers help as well. I'm running a square tire setup 14×27×8 on 10 ply Mongrel off road radials. Great on and off pavement. If you do nothing else, do the shocks! Will make it a way safer machine broski.

@shawndale1552 that’s excellent, sounds like a beast ! Funny how life works, I’m pushing 60, thirty years ago I would’ve been spending every paycheck on upgrading and accessories. Now I’m content with just keeping things in good shape.. although as things need repair or replaced I always have to upgrade to something new & better. Appreciate the input, shocks probably will come first on my list..!

Glad I could give you a reason to laugh , thanks for watching..!

Agreed, looked at them last year but didn’t pull the trigger..

​@@meanderingyogi6562 We get massive drifts on my property here in New Hampshire, I installed the drift cutters on my Ariens 1128 and the game changed.

Wow nice! I’ve since realized the lock out only gets bumped when I have those protective chainsaw chaps on just too thick for the space. Never had an issue otherwise. I do however wish I’d done the air seat. Enjoy yours, sounds nice. At some point I’ll do a snow attachment. I have bought a LandPride land plane a couple months back, but haven’t had time to try it yet. Thanks for watching and best of luck with your new tractor..!

Loads of love & blessings headed back your way ! So good to hear from old friends, I hope you two are doing well. I’m always thinking about a trip back, no idea when yet, but I know it’s in my future..lol.. Much love and respect to you both…🕉🙏🏽🕉..

Thanks for watching..!

I truly wouldn’t think twice about getting it again, I’ve been using it for everything I can, and super satisfied..! Congrats on your purchase, hope you’re as pleased as I am..

Works great but beware around the wood, those chips and sticks can be brutal on the sheer pins when frozen to the ground..!

@@meanderingyogi6562 ty I always pick up chips and sticks around the pile been thinking about another track drive but want to save money and try wheeled I snow blow the yard for the dog to. I am sure his pool when frozen will do a number on the sheet pins lol

lol, maybe..

Sounds like a simple solution, thanks for the tip. Hadn’t thought of looking into spacing underneath.. Thanks for watching..!

@@meanderingyogi6562 yessir. I'm getting a 3560 this week. Upgrading from the no cab L. Any dislikes?

Congratulations..! Absolutely not, although a wing window more forward in the cab would be a nice addition. I’ll not be going back to open station. Cab all the way..!

Duly noted.., thanks for watching..!

Sorry for the delay, I just read this. I’ll have to take a peek at mine, but if the housing comes apart. Without it being plugged in you can pull it apart and check for loose / disconnected wires. Sometimes a soldered wire will break apart. This being especially possible on a machine that vibrates and bangs so much. I would start there and see if you find anything. Hope this helps and thanks for watching..

Thanks, that video was taken while we were in Whiteville NC.. Thanks for watching..!

Thanks for the kind words, and thanks for watching..!

So very welcome..! Thanks for watching..!

lol, glad to help.. thanks for watching..!

Thank you for your reply and kind words, glad it helped. Thanks for watching..!

Yes, if they are both 40v batteries. The AH numbers like 2.5, 5.0, 6.0 reference the time value the battery will last. Bigger the number = longer life. Thanks for watching..!

It may just be that the battery is too warm and needs to cool down a bit before charging..

I do not have a 80v, and I’ve never used one. I wouldn’t buy a 80v if I were going to replace the 40v. Simply because the 40v has done me an excellent service for 6 years now without a glitch. Thanks for watching..!

Most welcome Curtis, thanks for watching..!

Most excellent, glad I could help.. thanks for watching..!

I’ve only used the 2.5 that came with the weed eater, and the 5.0 from the mower. My 2.5 would last 20 minutes at least. Sounds like the 4.0 is weak for some reason. I replaced a 5.0 with a 6.0 and wow it does make a difference. Thanks for watching..

Yeah it would help if you could half throttle it somehow.. Thanks for watching..

Definitely start contacting the company. I haven’t had to deal with them for anything so please feel free to advise us on how they handle your situation.. Hate to hear that, thanks for your reply & watching..

@@meanderingyogi6562 called customer service on Monday to start process. called this morning to make sure of potential progress. was told of 2 shops that would do warranty work. called the shops myself to find that they would not do this type of work. customer service had said they would contact me by or around noon, half an hour away. let's see what happens.

Thanks and thanks for watching, I still have it and it’s still my primary stand. It’s never let me down..!

We’re doing the same thing again this year and it’s been working great. Tough as nails..!

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That usually signifies the battery is a little to warm to charge, the charger will start with a couple green lights then it picks up on the warmth of the battery and starts flashing red to let you know it’s to warm to charge. Once the battery has sat for just a bit you can put it back in and it will charge. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching..!

Valid point, I’ve been running three pieces of equipment for 6 years off the same three batteries it came with. That’s a ton of use especially when you consider the current property we’re mowing is ten miles of walking to complete it in one day. I’m finally going to replace one of the 5.0ah this year with a 6ah. The calculated savings from gas and maintenance well makes up for the cost of replacement. Thanks for watching.!

If you pack it wet it can mold. Element wise, tough as nails! If mounted properly I’d do 70mph winds. But that would be extreme & dicey I’m sure.