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How much weight could this hold please comment back and let me know

Floor it!❤

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Could someone tell me what kind of oil is used I have a 2008 gl 1800 model thanks

Im wanting to haul my 2014 harley heritage it ways 670. Have a 30 ft can this work for me

A little late to the party, but a couple of observations...Although you don't mention it, you removed the fill plug first which is always a good idea. If you remove the drain plug first then for some reason you can't remove the fill plug, you're in one heck of a pickle... Using the syringe is a great idea. Makes the job so much easier and is less messy to boot! The factory installed lube is black due to an additive in the lubricant, the name of which escapes me at the moment. So whether you change the final drive lube at 5 miles or 50,000 miles, the original factory lube will drain out black. The drain plug for the final drive is the same as the engine oil drain plug and both use crush washers. Many Goldwing suppliers sell magnetic drain plugs and packs of 10 crush washers. I use magnetic drain plugs in both locations and use a new crush washer at each drain and refill for peace of mind. Hope you're still enjoying the 'Wing. Ride safe!

I had a 2004 GL-1800 that had this "Death Rattle". There is a sort of cir-clip that holds the dampening springs in the Alternator Driven Gear that is made out of pot metal that sometimes fails. The springs protect the alternator from the reciprocal vibrations of the engine at idle. Kinda like the rubber dampeners located somewhere in the rear wheel to the make the bike feel smooth at slow speeds. Lug the engine a bit and you can feel the individual power strokes. Same thing except for the alternator. Honda redesigned these parts starting with the 2006 GL-1800. It is now a fluid dampener instead of using springs. It's not really that common. What makes it noteworthy is that it is so expensive to to fix. The majority of the cost is Labor. The engine has to be removed from the bike and the rear case removed from the engine to get the the ADG. I purchased all the parts to include all the gaskets, seals, rubber and crush washers per the service manual ($521 us) and special tools ($400 US) to do the job but never got around to doing it. I drove my bike just about everyday for over a year and a half before I wrecked it on I-10 in East LA. I was glad I had procrastinated because I would have been pretty upset if I had spent all that tim and money fixing it only to wreck it. I'd open my throttle a bit at stops to keep the idle above 1K RPMs. Anything above 1K RPM and the rattling stops and the bike runs as normal. I replaced the wrecked '04 with a '02 so I have what I need if it ever develops the "Death Rattle"

Don't know what th hell u r doin

Curious to know two years after this was made if that’s moto mount is still solid and trailer is on one piece? Has it held up ?

Did you discover what the noise was? And how did you fix it?

Nice job with the paint. Came out great. I’m not much for bling like that either. As far as I’m concerned, less is more

Looks like to GoPro 7 worked out well. In addition to my Harley Electra Glide that I currently ride, I just bought my first Wing, an 08 GL1800 and watching tons of maintenance and general riding content that is GW related. I appreciated your Final Drive oil change video. Super easy.

Hey Kevin, what did you use for those plates you put on the top and bottom side of the nuts and bolts? Where did you get those plates and how thick are they?

Hey Kevin, I'm looking at doing this out in Albert's here! Have you come close to dragging the far back end of your hitch? I get into some wild areas I guess sometimes... I'm going to copy you and put my KLR or XL 250 on the back there.

Great mount, I just watched 'A chicks life - RV channel' snapped mount video and wanted to know how to properly mount one Glad no one was killed by a loose motorcycle/metal on the road.

The syringe is a great idea. I think I can find it within my budget to get one at Walmart! 😂🤪

Thanks for this syringe tip great idea. 👍🇺🇸

Would you Happen to have a link for the led bulbs? Thanks!

I changed mine out to the turn downs as well. I think they look great. Only had 1 bad bolt. Striped the head so I finally had to use vise grips. I put in all new screws

Do you have amozon link to the accent ligts? i cant find them

Make it a little easier on yourself and fill a used shampoo bottle that has the pump on top. Connect a flexible pipe onto the pump and it'll be much much easier to top it up.

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How is the added weld holding up? Also how thick is the wall of the 2x6 that is welded to the frame ? Bty great idea . I’ve been brainstorming ideas and saw ur solution. Just wondering if that 2x6 steel is going to tare

Awesome. Tomorrow I'm having a welder do the same thing to my fifth wheel. Difference is I have 2 scooters totalling 400lbs. You did an excellent job it appears. I'm glad to hear the handling didn't change as that is one of my concerns. Nice, informative videos. Thanks. I'll try to post one when I'm done.

Mine is a 2009 model ...

rusted bolts for me, have to remove the headers and do a bolt extract. This sucks.

How’s it holding up? Where did you get the actual rack? Self-made?

It Looks like you picked a great day to go for a ride👍

Wow, beautiful. Congratulations beautifully done. Greetings from Norway

How have you liked the carrier? Any issues or concerns. how about dragging. looking to do this on a fifth wheel for a honda 250 scooter but it weighs about 350Lbs so i may have to beef up the frame a bit.

That looks cool! I think I might try it too. I am about to post one of my Goldwing. I subbed to your channel. If you want, sub to mine. THanks.

Nice footage, excellent flights ! - So your the guy who made the Dji Air promo right ?

Nice

How often if I may ask!.

Wow, that was beautiful. That's what drones are for. Thanks for sharing this.

Absolutely brilliant idea to an age old problem of taking a scooter on vacation. We are class C owners who have been searching for a solution and this seems to be a great help. Thank you for taking the time to post.

Yeah, kill the chrome :-)

Nice. I have been looking to see if anyone was going this. Thanks for sharing.

Do you know what was the cause of the sound? I have a similar noise in my 2002 gl1800 - could be the alternator gear?

Was that shipped from China or the U.S?

Thanks for the video...... the Honda dealer changed my gear oil the first couple times when I had the rear tire changed. The last couple times I did it myself, 1st time the oil came out really black like yours and the second time I changed it after a couple engine oil changes (about 25,000 km) came out not too dirty..... so I'm sticking with that routine. It's an easy job, I'm not very mechanically inclined so if I can it just about anyone else can do it. lol I subscribed so keep them videos a coming.

Looks like your plug was leaking?

I used Amzoil on mine and noticed a big difference in quieter and smoother ride. Synthetic oil am firm believer

Hi, your commentary indicates that you used at least 35 ounces of gear oil. I thought it important to point out that the syringe you are using has fill mark indicators up to 2.0 oz of fluid, which means that you likely only used 1/10th the amount of gear oil that you originally indicated. Otherwise, a nice video...thanks for posting.

It looks like your are rocking the whole bike and not just the forks.

why do people put these on to begin with? serious question. just being nosey

Also have a 2009 Gold Wing and mine has developed a similar sound. The sound is most noticeable on start up goes away completely when driving. Does yours do the same thing? Also I noticed that the figure you quoted is in Canadian Dollars. I am in Ontario, where are you? Thanks, Steve

Thank you for the great video and info .👍

Great video and thanks for the info . 👍

Thanks for the ride !