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dimension engineering .com sabertooth 2x32. Thank you for watching and commenting!

Thanks! It did help quite a bit with the noise, I'm betting if the frame breaks again it will be in a different spot. Thanks for commenting and watching.

Glad it was helpful in some way. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Yea buddy! Hope it helps/helped. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thank you. I appreciate the comment and view.

Thank you. I'll take a peek into them. I never really looked into other drivers, the sabertooth seems to be pretty common...I'm always interested in options. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I still use this set almost everyday at work... Thanks for watching and commenting!

Cardboard templates might help you get a decent layout? Make the big stub hole first in a piece of cardboard more than large enough to trace the whole mounting surface. It wasn't very easy, lol. I measured my holes and laid them out carefully after. If that makes sense? Mine were not perfect in the end but they worked. Enjoy your build! Thanks for commenting and watching.

The important radio bits ride on top and outside the ride to limit interference. Thanks for commenting and watching. Enjoy your build.

Serviceability would be nice. However, I can tell you these motors don't seem to really need any service though. I know of lots of them with tons and tons of hours that just run and run. Brushes are the only thing I could see needing to maintain. The mounting on my motors isn't the best and is not great for service... But they work just fine. Brushes can be replaced. Just consider how necessary it is for you. You may require something different. Thanks for watching. Have fun on your second go round.

That's a bummer to hear from a bunch of different angles. I agree, there are great alternatives if you are not clinging to the M18 battery system. I still enjoy my radio. I can say that I've had mine for a few years with no real issues to speak of. I also can say I've never got mine wet. Unfortunately for us...Anything electronic these days is built to be disposed of. Vote with your money. I looked at their new ear buds recently, they are (in my opinion)also an example of team red over charging for something everyone sells. Thanks for taking the time to comment and share your experience. I appreciate your view. Enjoy your tools, whether red, yellow or green....

Not that I am aware of. You can't just change the brakes. Things to note... The swingarm, bearing carrier, brake stay and I believe axle are different. When sourcing any of those parts just ensure you are getting all 85 or all 86. I do recommend going 86 if you have a choice. There is a reason they changed them over. The actual calipers are the same except for color and their mounting bracket. Enjoy your build. These machines are wonderful. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Yes. Thanks for commenting and watching!

I have a few Picquic too. I do enjoy the ergonomics of their handle. Thanks for commenting and watching.

Glad to hear! This really is an amazing tool. Years later, I still reach for it almost every time I wrench. Incredibly versatile. Thanks for watching and commenting.

It is the old model. I have not tried the brushless version yet. It is relatively new at this time. Thanks for watching and commenting.

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It isn't "just rattling around"... It's mounted using the supplied hardware as suggested in the manual. Mounted to a full metal chassis which acts as a heatsink. No fan required, barely even gets warm. I've run this unit for many hours. A fan adds complexity and an opportunity for debris to enter the enclosure. Thanks for watching and the suggestions.

Wheels came from The Tractor Supply Company with tires on them. I don't have a part number. They did require an adapter to make them fit properly. Enjoy your build. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching! I'll look into those rocket sockets for sure. I have never seen them. In my opinion....You can never go wrong spending money on tools! I live a little north....In NH. We might not have the sea salt but they sure put it down on the roads, HEAVY. I know the rusty feeling. Lol. I have a pretty rotten 2012 Honda accord I'm saving now. Hopefully will have some great videos for you guys soon. The snap-on wrenches are wonderful. I'm sure there are cheaper comparable tools at this point. Everyone likes a snap-on... Just their price is sometimes hard to digest. Thanks again for giving the vid a watch. Stay well. Happy DIY.

Cape Cod is an amazing place. We love going down there.

I def don't recommend buying their fast chargers. Even with their new Forge batteries I won't. My suggestion to anyone who thinks they need to fast charge... Buy more batteries. Simple solution. Heat kills. Personally I have so many batteries and I believe anyone who is a serious tool user will have more than enough batteries to never need fast charge. Some of those high capacity batts do take forever to charge. Plan for it... buy a second battery at least. The batteries and your wallet will thank you long term. I have some seriously old 3.0 batts too. They don't make anything better as time passes.... Most of the time... Just cheaper. Thanks for watching and commenting. Our experiences seem similar for sure.

We enjoy these stoves. The first one we had was the next size down. We over fired that since it wasn't exactly big enough to effectively heat our home. Most of the interior plates got consumed. This model has fared much better as it's sized correctly. This one has been used on the catalyst as primary heat since I made the video. All the bits inside are still good. Luckily, I believe Vermont Castings still sells the bits and pieces. Thanks for commenting and watching. Enjoy your stove.

It's been a few years since the refurb. I don't recall how that went together. As you mentioned it was already together and looked good to use so I didn't knock it down further. I suppose maybe the parts breakdown diagram in the manual may help you determine how it goes together??? I haven't seen my manual for a bit but I believe last I looked it could be found on the net too. Might be worth getting yourself a copy? I wish you luck with the stove, they are wonderful. I hope you get it set up again. Thanks you for watching and commenting.

I have the same problem on a 2461. My inner top is cracked and I need help on replacing it. I can find the part to buy, but would love to have some instruction on the repair. Help!

Thank you for watching and commenting. I'm happy to hear it helped.

Yes. The sabertooth is a boss for sure. Give it as much battery as you can. Good luck on your project! Enjoy the build. Thanks for commenting and watching.

@@MTRFAB thanks for the reply man, all the best

Nice eye! I checked the shop manual and you are correct! Thanks for noticing... I purchased the machine like that and never questioned it. Probably will make it a bit easier. Next time I knock the carb down I'll flip those clamps. Thanks for watching, commenting and sharing your knowledge.

Great stoves for sure. We still use ours as primary heat. Getting ready for the season now... just finished stacking wood last week. Thanks for commenting/watching and continue to enjoy your wood heat.

603! Thanks for commenting!

@@MTRFAB great video I’m gonna do this tomorrow, can I send you a question if I come into any problems

@@devoonbmx603 if I can help... I will. Good luck with the project.

Thank you! I definitely will add an E-stop to one of the channels soon. The other one I think I'm going to try to hook up to the dead man handle so I can kill the gas motor. These are both things I should have started with...lol. Safety last! Thanks for the suggestions and the comment! I appreciate your view.

Been a bit since I did this... Everything fit pretty snug and it did require a bit of coordination to wrestle things together. Keep in mind... Doing it on flat concrete would be a good step in making it easier. Be safe with the wrestling match and def bigger the bar, the better. Lol. Good luck. Enjoy saving some bucks! Thanks for commenting and watching. I hope it helps.

With the wheel still off and a jack under the lower ball joint to create loaded tension could you then tighten up everything to torque then?

@@bronniesboy Yes. You just want the bushings to be at ride height or pretty close to it before you torque them down.

It's been as hot as ever up here. I check the temp on the sabertooth after every mow... No cooling necessary. The chassis the sabertooth is attached to works effectively as a giant heat sink. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thank you. I have not tried that myself. Your runtime may be low and you may have power issues running power tool packs. They usually have built in protection circuits that may inhibit their use in this type of application. I'm not an expert, just a guess. Thanks for commenting and watching. The lipos packs I'm using are on the small end but they have no built in safety circuits. Enjoy your build!

Yes you can. Double 5A packs will run over an hr.

Thanks for your input. I like that idea and I've kinda toyed with other plans for alternate mowers and or different accessories to hang from the frame. I'd like to make a two blade wide deck someday. I've got to keep using it and find all the quirks. Next mod will be... Putting the FPV gear back on it, once I'm comfortable with how it handles. Thanks again for your comments.

This is exactly my idea makeong my secon RC mower ( not for sale ). My first was serving well for 7 years but mower motor is acting and showing its age so the next one Im planing to do exactly as you said universal fram so you can drop in any 21" mower in it. As far as I see most mowers are pretty much the same in sizes . Electric mowers have same long way to go as electric cars, Its no no for me for near future.

Dimension said I should have more battery too. It did run with no issues and I intend to keep using it the way it is until I encounter another issue. I appreciate your insight. We both know those batts costs bucks. I def could see how those caps could become an issue... I'm actually surprised that they don't rtv them down. I like the alternator setups. Did you use a 24v alternator or are you running a 12v system? Thanks for the watch and tips.

@@MTRFAB First I am running two invacare 4 pole motors and at 12 volts the unit runs like a snail. I have two 17Ah batteries running 24 volts. can get up to 8mph lol. Yes the alternator is 24 volt running off the self drive pulley on the mower. I had issues with mine, ran perfect one day next day the glitches would hit and I would have to reset the mower(Turn off and on the r/c unit). Talked to a really smart woman at Demensions and concluded that the system was pulling too much juice and causing the system to reset screwing up the remotes zero points. These motors can pull a lot of power when track steering or changing direction. Anyways great job also where did you get the rear wheels. I'm still running the wheels from the wheelchair and the tread is gone.

@@kljunatic8157 rear wheels I bought at tractor supply. I believe they were intended for a smaller snowblower. They do work well. Had to be creative to mount them to the hubs. They are not really an easy fit. I could make something better now but what I have works and is pretty direct. Is your mower tracked?

@@MTRFAB No my mower isn't tracked. I am in the planning of making a tracked unit that will be used as a "wheelbarrow " in the summer and possibly attaching a snow blower in the winter. I'm looking for some good wheelchair motors 4 pole but they are expensive.

A snow blower would be amazing. Motors are expensive... I always grab power chairs when I see them cheap or free. luckily peeps know I play with these things. Sometimes they just show up. I never know what I'm going to get. Usually it's heavy. lol

Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate your view!

Thanks for the watch and nice comment. I do appreciate it.

I’ve wanted one ever since I watched “honey I shrunk the kids” Well done bro!

Thanks Kenny. It sure does make something like mowing the lawn a lot more fun... Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for all your support along the way. I know you like the new green technology. Someday I'll go full electric. Right now, the dino fuel is the only way I can afford to cut grass. Batts are still just so expensive when it comes to the size I would require. Unless.... I use ALL my Milwaukee batteries.........lol. Thanks for watching.

@@MTRFAB aswell from my experience i found easier to control my lawnmower by dumborc controller, than flysky.

I like them too for sure. Thanks for sharing and watching.

Two 7 ahr 6s lipos in parallel. I was excited to see as much run time as I got. I was really trying to control it so I was definitely not going full speed or full load. I'm sure it could eat through some battery if you were aggressive about it. My lawn is relatively flat with some odd off camber knolls and bumps. Thanks for commenting and watching. Subscribe to make sure to see what's next.

It's $41.97 in my area today. Inflation is rough. Thanks for the heads up. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks and I disagree. I think the front is the best part... Please watch the series through and check out the most recent video of it running. The front end functions well. If we all built everything like everyone else??? Where would the fun be? Enjoy your build if you are making one and thank you for commenting and watching. I appreciate your view.

5,009,700 brl!!! Lol! Construa o seu proprio usando meus videos! Obrigado por assistir e comentar.

Thanks for watching and commenting!

They are clever critters for sure. It's def a direct easy path for them... Especially as our cars age and seals wear out. Thanks for watching and commenting. Set some traps. Happy hunting!

This is only my experience with it and if you really look around it's easy to find a lot of negativity about this tool. I prefer and enjoy Milwaukee tools very much... Just not this one. I want to encourage the creation of a new brushless version. Thanks for watching and commenting.

If you can accept having a cord.... Please see my review of the Dremel 4000. It's a wonderful plug in alternative.