The gator might be a little rough around the edges, but it's proven to be an absolute workhorse. I've come to really like the extra volume tires, it doesn't rut things up.
I've done very little tbh, just carb clean, oil, filters, fuel pump, tire change. It's a pretty simple rig, so for me it's a good thing the play around with. I got it 3 years ago and it was the first ICE Ive tinkered with.
The good news is that if you need rocks to build your trail, no matter where you dig, you get rocks. The bad news is that wherever you dig, you get rocks. A million year long freeze-thaw cycle of the ice age will do that. (By the way, we are actually still in an ice age but are enjoying a 10,000 year interglacial period at the moment. The ice will return but I don't think you have much to worry about!) As always, your trail work videos are superb and I always look forward to them.
Phil I really enjoy these videos, the part where you stomped the rocks into the mud was incredibly satisfying! Very cool watching you work, taking some notes for the day I finally own some land
I would love to do a collab build together. We can do one at Everstoke or a place you would like to build. I would like to trade some trail building ideas.
😂 i noticed the bottle had wiggled loose and was about to fall out of the gator, and right as i grabbed it i hit a big root ball which jerked the wheel on me. This thing would really benefit from a steering damper!
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Im a simple man, i see a Phil's World upload, I click!
I appreciate that :)
👍 me too
Nothing more relaxing than watching Phil working on his trail! Love that Gator! Super useful!!
The gator might be a little rough around the edges, but it's proven to be an absolute workhorse. I've come to really like the extra volume tires, it doesn't rut things up.
@@PhilsWorld have you done any wrenching on it? How hard is it to maintain??
I've done very little tbh, just carb clean, oil, filters, fuel pump, tire change. It's a pretty simple rig, so for me it's a good thing the play around with. I got it 3 years ago and it was the first ICE Ive tinkered with.
This is very useful information and I am glad this video exists.
Thanks Forest, I'm happy to hear you found this useful. :)
Why are all of these vids so entertaining?? Glad the uploads are back Phil!
The good news is that if you need rocks to build your trail, no matter where you dig, you get rocks. The bad news is that wherever you dig, you get rocks. A million year long freeze-thaw cycle of the ice age will do that. (By the way, we are actually still in an ice age but are enjoying a 10,000 year interglacial period at the moment. The ice will return but I don't think you have much to worry about!) As always, your trail work videos are superb and I always look forward to them.
The good news is that rocks are always in demand!
Are we boned yet 🤔
I have one of those deer gators and it is so handy, love the dump bed on them, I use it to pull our manure spreader around
Phil I really enjoy these videos, the part where you stomped the rocks into the mud was incredibly satisfying! Very cool watching you work, taking some notes for the day I finally own some land
I would love to do a collab build together. We can do one at Everstoke or a place you would like to build. I would like to trade some trail building ideas.
Not out of question! I'm pretty committed to a few projects here for the time being, but it's always fun to see what others have going on.
@Phil's World just let me know when you free up some time. I work pretty hard.
hey Phil, finally another video from you. (mud party 🤣) Even in Germany, your video is viewed - really great!
Lookin' good Phil...
Very cool project 😀
Agreed. Any project that solves a problem is a cool project
Waiting for Phil to build a Stream Jump.
Honestly i don't have much interest in building a creek gap. I'm not ruling it out, but there's a million other things that interest me way more.
@@PhilsWorld 😢How about parking your heavy machinery in a place that they combine with terrain to become a feature?
woooooooo weeeeeeeee look at those hairy arms man alive. almost as bad as me!!!!!!! lol
De la bonne grosse session c’est bon ça
How about coaching students on your trail?
Our trails are not open to the public, close friends only. This is my home and I cannot open myself up to that kind of liability.
@@PhilsWorld That makes me sad, but you're 100% right. I wouldn't do it either. Hell I'd be wary of certain freinds lol!
The next trail I'm building will be part of a trail system open to the general public. :)
Don't drink and drive. Not even water. Lol
😂 i noticed the bottle had wiggled loose and was about to fall out of the gator, and right as i grabbed it i hit a big root ball which jerked the wheel on me. This thing would really benefit from a steering damper!