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It allows you to use the Milwaukee Packout stackable tool box system for storage. The boxes just snap in and out.

Ya, that would've helped. Don't really like working with the whole work area wet though. Everything got cleaned up individually later.

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Thanks! In stock ready to ship.

That machine is a 2012 so over the years the adjuster got corroded and seized. It actually snapped off while trying to adjust the cable. They can sometimes need adjustment in the first year then are usually good for a while after that. Wouldn't be a bad idea to spray the adjuster with some lubricant once in a while.

@@JBBatv Thank you I just got mine in May or June (I’m old and now can’t remember things). I’ll check it soon & shoot it with some graphite or silicone. Again, thank you.

The wheel was completely destroyed. I only replaced the one tire, the drivers side tire was nearly new due to a sidewall puncture earlier this year. I didn't get good footage of mounting the tire. 27x9 tires in the front. We have bigger plans hopefully in the near future just trying to get it rolling again for now. 1.5" wheel spacers all the way around.

@@matthewbarbosa7728 Awesome! Thank you Matt. Having a little extra clearance will help next time I run out to “Moon Rocks”. But I’ll have to wait for Summer (24). I need a couple of things on the Quad.

Hi Scott, next time we will have to scout the water holes better before we head into them. There was a massive rock under the water that we crashed into. This was on an unmaintained, off trail but legal open riding area. Where we ride, the trails are maintained by local clubs and it's safe to assume there aren't obstructions of this size under the water or if there is, there would be clear signage. This was not part of the maintained trails. After the fact, we did find a small sign on the ground that had fallen over. As for the brakes, I rebuilt the caliper with some used parts I had and threw another set of pads in. Maybe I'll do another video about servicing the brakes. Check out our channel for part 2 of this video where I put the machine back together. th-cam.com/video/vgfSbJZ6kcg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YqDQ-tHrMzS6mV4_

@@JBBatv I can’t wait for the next video! Just got a 23 Teryx myself last may. Love it. I need to install a alternative fuse block. Heard tale of one at “Hester’s” they are currently out. I went shooting with my son in law yesterday. We came back a little late. I needed the lights coming back down the trails. But at my age in order to utilize all the fun riding I have right here in my back yard, I’m going to “have to” plan a little for the “Unforeseen” . I might even get a camera beside the Go Pro that I won (and have never used). This all is exciting for me, since this will probably be my “Last Hurrah “ (old age is cruel). And tough when you are not smart enough that you are old and can’t do what you did 20, & 30 years ago. So, I’m looking forward to that brake video too. Since I’m only here by the Grace of God and the brakes on my Kawasaki 650i. Or we’ll I’m sure you get it. Respectfully, Scott

You don't want it saturated to the point that it's dripping oil in your air box but do not ring it out. You don't want to stretch it out of shape. You're better off adding oil a little bit at a time and gently squeezing it to spread it out evenly.

@@matthewbarbosa7728 thanks for responding. The pre-oiled ones do you usually squeeze excess out of those?

​@@thomasnewman4971No pre oiled filters are ready to go.

@@JBBatv your cool, thanks. Going on extended UTV trip with some fishing and metal detecting sprinkled in. Thanks again from Newfoundland. 🙏

Currently looking at about 8/10/23

Thanks Jared! Got your order, we'll keep you posted as we get closer to delivery.