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@@TheJakeman789 oh no… I’m sorry to hear that. We have had nothing but success with our Kohler. It does a test once a week for 10 minutes and never had an issue. We have had 3 power outages in 4 years of ownership with the generator with the longest 3 days. Ours runs on LP and didn’t use nearly as much as I thought it would. Maintenance cost about $140 a year. Based on my experience I would recommend one for sure but it’s unfortunate you have had a bad experience.

@@jerrykelly7052 we are excited to showcase its capabilities on the channel! 😁

@@paulnewland8867 I didn’t notice that… thank you for the point out.

I noticed that right off the bat by the valve stem !

@@ericdownunder1957 good eye!

@@Powerstroke7911 I have never tried Amsoil before so thanks for sharing!!!

@@johnburk9157 heck yeah! You will have to keep us updated on how you like the TYM as you use it!

Looking forward to all the Kioti can do!!!

@@lyndonhamby7432 that’s awesome! I have heard great things about the CK models.

@@D.Trider thank you! All I have ever had was a JD but we decided to try something new. Time will tell so we will keep everyone updated. Thanks for sharing and reaching out, we truly appreciate it.

Sell the JD. It's junk and will brake your bank account with repairs. Wish you had checked out a tym 2515... 2500 pound lift in the bucket and 3000 pounds on the 3 point hitch..! And no deff bs... Yet this ain't the worst tractor out there...

@@Gwalker0220 I can contest to how expensive JD repairs are but all tractors have their pros and cons.

@@darrellm.9622 some water and it’s back. We wanted to show how fast grass can go down hill without water.

I do not have the part number but they are micro pins.

@@hillcreekoutdoorsawesome thank you do you happen to know what gauge they are 24 is what we were thinking

@@brentmcclain366 if I can recall correctly, I do think they were 24 gauge.

That’s exactly what I did, but only in the worst area!

Haha I bet… not normal for us. I couldn’t imagine being that dry. Thanks for giving me a good laugh tonight😂

Heck yeah! We have a Sportsman 400 and have had it for years. They are reliable pieces of equipment. Thank you for sharing, I might have to get the Sportsman on the channel more.

There is only so much the 1025r can do so I had to bring in a Track hoe/ excavator to get the stumps out. You will have a blast at opening up for a small pasture! I know I did and you will be amazed how much the 1025r can accomplish.

Oh nice… I have never had the opportunity to try the Milwaukee. Maybe I need to look into it! Thank you for sharing!

@@hillcreekoutdoors hopefully you’re as surprised as I was. Plus it holds 25 ft of trimmer line which Dewalt does not.

@@porkypineacres3536 heck yeah that is awesome! I can’t wait to test one out. Thanks again!

This is an exciting time, you will love the John Deere 1025r. It is so a great piece of equipment that will do you right. I would recommend rear ballast, you can purchase a Heavy Hitch attachment that holds 8 x 70 lbs suitcase weights. - Heavy Hitch: amzn.to/4csMXzV I have never used wheel spacers but honestly I don’t think you need them on the 1025r if you have rear ballast. I do have a set of 50 lbs wheel weights on mine and would recommend. You could add liquid ballast in tires, on average every gallon equals 7 lbs. The 1025r would probably only get around 10 gallons in each tire. Definitely look at a quick attach system… it will make your life much easier. th-cam.com/video/rG2bHP8kEMw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uBSIMao9pOwjSH24 I hope this helps you! Thank you for reaching out and let me know how you enjoy your 1025r!!!

@@hillcreekoutdoors thank you very much for the insight and information. All the best to you and your family!

@@kennyswords5434 My pleasure and you as well!

We paid over $1,000 for them in 2022 from the dealer when we purchased I’m sure they have went up since then. I have added links for your reference. - Polaris Ranger Lock & Ride Canvas Doors Front: amzn.to/48cdOOj - Polaris Ranger Lock & Ride Canvas Doors Rear:amzn.to/3tn9RYi

Great news… it seems like there is definitely an issue that Polaris should address. Thank you for sharing your solution to the leak problem!

Absolutely! Iv heard great things about the Northstars. I’m sure the upgraded doors make a difference too!

I decided to use an easy location where no measurement was needed. On the ceiling trusses I put the boxes on the first bracing location. It was uniform and ended up being perfect.

I’m so glad you found the video helpful! Thank you for sharing, it’s great to know we are helping others!

I completely agree! It’s a good tool for small areas but I definitely recommend a large tiller or tractor tiller attachment for anything larger. Thank you for sharing!

I’m glad you enjoyed the video and found good information. The satisfaction of grading…speechless!

@@hillcreekoutdoors Yes indeed! Thanks for sharing, need more! I have subscribed and shared!

@@aaronburford5701 you’re the best! Im in the process of getting more content focused around tractor work! In the meantime check out our playlists! Hope you enjoy the new content to come as well.

There is just something relaxing about it! Thank you for sharing, I appreciate the support!

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@@hillcreekoutdoors Ok, thanks, please check

It does a really good job. You even have to turn it off in the crew cab at times like in the late fall or early spring. Thank you for the comment!

I was skeptical at first but once I installed it, I have found it useful for other 12volt devices.

I don’t have the mesh doors or I would make a video for you. We got out canvas doors straight from the factory

I know I’m really loving the boxes! The floor mats also help a little with sound dampening, at least we feel so. I’ll have to look into the spare tire carrier

Thank you!

Oh no… I wish I could help you but ours has never given us any issues. It works get and we use it all the time. I hope you find some help.

11 Years 250+ mowing hours (643 total) and Auto-connect still work perfectly. drop to install level (on level ground), engage 4wd, drive over, listen for the click, raise the deck set the wheel height for cut height and off I go. Maybe it is because mine gets serviced and adjusted regularly as I remove the arms often when using the front PTO or the tiller tec. Only issue was a set screw on the drove cover that backed out in the first 20 hours.. Sorry you have had bad experiences.

The Ranger dragging the driveway with the harrow drag.

It seems Polaris hasn’t addressed as it continues with the new models as well. Thanks for sharing.

Had our 2000 Northstar in several times, the last time it was in they tried windshield adhesive. It leaks like a sieve. Too bad for the price they charge it can't be more watertight.

@@TonyCarnicello I agree, at the price tag it shouldn’t leak. Thanks for sharing your experience

With the pallet forks I can lift around 1,000 lbs about a 1 foot off the ground. No I didn’t modify just frontier pallet forks

Because it wasn’t strong enough so we had to play with it some.

I can see that happening. The 1025r is a great little tractor that can do so much. The mower is just an added bonus but definitely gets frustrating at times. Thanks for sharing your experience!

Keep me updated on how that works out after you put the rubber seal on! Thank you for sharing!

I did not go back and tie into the factory blinker yet. But the way you do it is by tying into #6 (left turn signal input) and #7 (right turn signal input) for the instrument cluster. Thank you for commenting!

Heck yeah… glad you enjoyed!

We love ours… they are work horses for the size. Well worth the investment.

Thank you! I truly appreciate you watching!!