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I apologize for that washer deal, I was learning how to do the videos at the time but we have a new format thanks to some other TH-camrs that have been talking with me about changing the format (tips and tricks to structure) to make sure it fits what I'm intending this channel to be. Once I am recovered from my injury I plan to get back to the content and will for sure in videos like this try to out in the beginning a "here is what I found out" kind of thing. I really appreciate the input, and I'm glad it helped! These are some great little tractors, very under represented I feel like!

The magnetic mounts I created using some bolts matching the size of the hardware that had come with them. The magnetic discs are made by (or atleast sold by) NiLight on Amazon.

Our new software should help with this, It has alot better options and hopefully our new videos coming out will not have to be muted! ;D Thanks for the input!

They are really easy to roll up I have found also compared to say the cheaper vinyl like hoses, and I do feel as well that they allow more air flow indeed!

Luckily I had never tore them off, I saw the posts of others moving them, but before we did a tree had touched one while I was passing by and I took it straight to the shop and moved them right then to be honest LOL Pricey if you have to replace them!

I apologize I do not have a link, but on Amazon search for Flexzilla High Flow and they will come up. There was several options so I tried to figure out what price point and options would fulfill the needs of the shop overall.

To be honest I think it is a 1157 bulb, let me check my old orders and see what it was exactly. The front lens comes apart after the screws are removed from the back, the silver shield comes loose and the bulb access is there. I know for sure the bulb I used was the same as what I used for the headlights

Here is the bulbs I used for the headlights and spot light (it wouldn't Link right so here is the name on amazon) "BRISHINE 4-Pack 1000 Lumens Super Bright 1156 1073 1141 7506 BA15S LED Bulbs 6000K Xenon White 24-SMD LED Chipsets with Projector for Backup Reverse Lights, Parking Lights, Daytime Running Lights" AND I can honestly say I have had good luck with this brand of bulbs so far. The ROPS lighting I can tell you that NiLight has been working great too. I haven't had to use lighting super often on the tractor but when I need it, it is there and really helps overall to light everything up!

Southern Illinois, the random weather event belt section of it!

@@DavisShopworx Pennsylvania here . I just bought my gc1725m about a months ago . Bought the grab handle , left side step and ready to put the sentinel on today

@judyandhuggins Grab Handle! I'll have to look into that, I didn't realize they made one. I plan to have a review video up (I'm at 75 hours roughly, owned since the end of last October) soon but have been having issues with editing software and a computer issue. Will be resolved soon!

Thanks so much! I'll have some new content up soon, including a follow up for the sentinel. Love it so far and no issues! The tractor has been great too!

Great Idea! Probably easier to get too!

Dude your not kidding, I would have gotten the same treatment, but as mad as I was I decided other ways since it took me a day or so to find out. One thing I will give him is he told mom what he had done, and according to him I was out in the shop when he did it!!!! 😅😅😅😅😅😂

It really is!

Thanks Zachary! I really did nearly settle on the 1880, but in some recent footage we shot of the GC1725M, once edited, I think you’ll agree with me that I made the right choice for what my needs were. The tractors sure do pay for themselves though, I bet the money I have saved doing the work so far has taken a decent chunk off my actual cost. As a side note, stay tuned, I have a ballast box build coming up, just finished drafting it, so it shouldn’t be too long!

Thanks! I plan to add the stand legs soon, I have played around with some options to add but I really feel like the plate might just stay nearly as it is, especially with some of the other projects coming up! Thanks for watching and commenting!