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Want to dig and need to make a decision....Bobcat or Kubota?
Re-thinking some of my tools for digging and looking at mini excavators.
Also doing some fun stuff with my friend Bob @ www.youtube.com/@TheModernHomestead
#kubotaexcavator #bobcatequipment #bocatE60, #bobcatminiexcavator, #seedspreaderandthemodernhomestead #miniexcavator
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Canam Defender Windshield Wiper Installation
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Upgrading the XMR with a windshield wiper kit from CanAm. Had to also purchase two wiring harnesses as well. Takes a little planning and some persistence to get everything set in place but worth it! #canamdefender #canamdefenderwindshield #canamxmr
CanAm Defender Oil Change
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Walk through the process for changing transmission, differential and engine oils plus the engine oil filter. #defenderxmr #defenderoilchange #defendermaintenance #canamdefender
An Electric Vehicle in the Garage? Honda Prologue.
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Check out what's in the garage! 2024 Honda Prologue and my first impressions. #hondaprologue #electriccar #enphasecarcharger
Solar Installation Process - 40 Panel Grid Tie with Ground Mount
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The journey to solar gets exciting with the process of installation! Follow the journey as we install the ground mount (Sinclair Design Engineering) as well as build the array and wiring. Thankful for beautiful (although very hot) weather. Our system utilizes bi-facial panels with IG8H (the H matters) inverters. These provide optimal panel production. 0:30 Augering the Holes 1:15 Concrete and C...
Journey to Solar Power - Site Preparations
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We're making progress getting our site prepared for solar installation. I want to make a "flat" spot and create a nice working area for the array. We bring in mountains of fill material, remove some shading trees, and run a trench for conduit. It's no small task but what we love to do at Modern Country Living! #enphase #solarpower #solarpanels
Putting the 2023 T5.120 to work brushhogging
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My first time using the T5 with my Land Pride 3610 rotary cutter. It's a beast of a combination. #newhollandagriculture #landpride #brushhog #mowing 2023 New Holland T5.120 Jenkins Iron and Steel Grapple Custom Built Forks Samurai Cutter Woods 1050 Backhoe Bush Hog 121-07 Rear Blade Bush Hog 297 Rotary Cutter Land Pride RCF3610 Dual Spindle Rotary Cutter King Kutter 6' Tiller County Line 7' Rake
New Holland T5.120 Dual Command Update
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4 months of ownership and 63 hours. I've moved hundreds of cubic yards of dirt and bank gravel. Things I've done: 6' tiller, York Rake, Back Blade, Backhoe work, Grappling trees and concrete, using forks to move pallets of bricks. And a ton of FEL bucket use. Oh, and I lost power a couple times in my home and had to run the PTO generator for several hours. #newhollandagriculture #t5120 #tractor...
Our Intro to Solar - Project Description
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Starting a journey into adding solar power to our home energy solution. This is the introductory video to outline some of the process steps taken thus far and prepare for the journey. Hope you enjoy and follow as we go! #solarpower #solarenergy #homesolar
An average Joe and Stihl MS462CM Chainsaw
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After 20 years of excellent performance from my Stihl Farmboss, I wanted to try a bigger saw. Checkout my initial impressions and first use. Curious about any experiences you've had. Leave a comment! #stihlms462 #stihlchainsaw #stihl
T5 Grapple Work #shorts
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More work with the grapple. Check out my other videos! #newhollandagriculture #tractor #grapple #t5120 #shorts
New Holland T5 and Grapple
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New Holland T5 and Grapple
New Holland T5.120 Dual Command Improvements
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New Holland T5.120 Dual Command Improvements
CanAm Defender XMR Snow Fun!
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CanAm Defender XMR Snow Fun!
Plowing Snow with New Holland T5.120
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Plowing Snow with New Holland T5.120
First Impressions of New Holland T5.120 Dual Command
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First Impressions of New Holland T5.120 Dual Command
New Holland T4.95 to New Holland T5.120
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New Holland T4.95 to New Holland T5.120
Can Am Defender HD10 XMR - 2023 - Having some fun!
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Can Am Defender HD10 XMR - 2023 - Having some fun!
Mossberg 940 Pro Tactical Shotgun - Always wanted one!
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Mossberg 940 Pro Tactical Shotgun - Always wanted one!
2023 CanAm Defender XMR - LED Light Bar Installation
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2023 CanAm Defender XMR - LED Light Bar Installation
2022 f350 train horn setup - Shocker XL
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2022 f350 train horn setup - Shocker XL
2023 CanAm Defender XMR - 2 month update
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2023 CanAm Defender XMR - 2 month update
Can-Am Defender XMR - Rear Window Installation
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Can-Am Defender XMR - Rear Window Installation
Can-Am Defender XMR - Upgrades!!!
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Can-Am Defender XMR - Upgrades!!!
Can-Am Defender XMR - 2023 Model
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Can-Am Defender XMR - 2023 Model
2022 Ford Powerstroke Oil and Fuel Filter Change
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2022 Ford Powerstroke Oil and Fuel Filter Change
Firewood - Getting the Right Length. Pro-Sizer
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Firewood - Getting the Right Length. Pro-Sizer
2022 F350 - 12,000 Mile Review. MILEAGE RESULTS!
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2022 F350 - 12,000 Mile Review. MILEAGE RESULTS!
3rd Function for Front End Loader - New Holland T4.95
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3rd Function for Front End Loader - New Holland T4.95
Make it happen! Tractor, chainsaw and ATV time to get work done.
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Make it happen! Tractor, chainsaw and ATV time to get work done.

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @appleztooranges
    @appleztooranges 4 години тому

    4 tons is overkill for a Tacoma

  • @Tman0517
    @Tman0517 16 годин тому

    Kubotas dont last anymore, they put too much tech in them and they run like shit after awhile.

  • @petefink9664
    @petefink9664 2 дні тому

    Very nice , looks like fun. Every tool has it's oen purpose. 👍👍

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 2 дні тому

      Lots of things these machines can do. Excited to learn and complete some projects! Thanks for watching!

  • @สันติจัดให้ชาแนล

    So cool good 👍

  • @lordofthebugs
    @lordofthebugs 2 дні тому

    Solid decision making, fella. I'd like to see how the angled blade works for ya

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 2 дні тому

      Thanks. I've already used it a little and it's handy for sure. Thanks for watching!

  • @TheModernHomestead
    @TheModernHomestead 2 дні тому

    So cool! Excited for you man!

  • @JB-xl5kg
    @JB-xl5kg 4 дні тому

    Nice job on this installation! I am about to install a similar Sinclair Rack for 48 bifacial panels soon and I was wondering how you've liked the system so far. Is there any recommended maintenance for the metal rack? Grease for the moving parts? Etc. Also, how long did the installation take your contractor? Thanks

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 3 дні тому

      Like it a lot thus far. Easy to move. I didn't see anything about lubricating anything, but I went through with fluid film and hit wear surfaces. I figure a little protection won't hurt. The construction of the array tool a few days.

  • @garyg5829
    @garyg5829 10 днів тому

    Great job! I’m doing a 1990 seafarer. I was fortunate enough to find one with the hull and transom in flawless condition. I rewired mine also , not fun. When you reglazed your windows did you mask it off and just use black silicone? What did you do about the inside weather strip around the windows in the cuddy? I can’t find that material. Thanks for any guidance you can offer . Also where did you move your fuel tank? Thanks

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 8 днів тому

      Thanks for watching. Yes...I used black silicone. I have a series of videos and the fuel tank change is explained on my videos. Fuel tank was moved to the forward position.

    • @garyg5829
      @garyg5829 7 днів тому

      @@ModernCountryLiving Thanks for the info. It is greatly appreciated. Also I noticed your scuppers. I have the ping pong ball ones with the brass tubes through the transom. I like what you have . Can you tell me what brand they are. Thanks Gary

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 7 днів тому

      @@garyg5829 replacementboatparts. Stainless steel rectangular scupper.

  • @greenyoshi777
    @greenyoshi777 12 днів тому

    Shell holders? Get yourself some esstac shell holders. They ARE worth the money.

  • @tom73055
    @tom73055 16 днів тому

    How do your doors close ? I have to slam mine very hard to get them. To latch and seal properly

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 15 днів тому

      I find a light closure doesn't set it all the way. The seals are pretty form so it takes a good pull.

  • @kevovernon
    @kevovernon 16 днів тому

    Nice truck , but I don’t think the main reason people delete is for fuel mileage. Mainly for longevity of the engine. Pull the upper and lower intake manifold off and look at all the soot and crap packed in there. My opinion is these trucks won’t last like they used to pre- DPG / EGR regulations. They definitely over complicated them that’s for sure. Hope yours last years like I’ve also hear them lasting with no delete. Main thing is they like to be used and used hard for all the emissions components to work properly. We have guys around here that drive one to work and maybe kids sports games and have issues bc they never drive long are hard enough to even get the temps high enough for regen to kick in.

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 16 днів тому

      Emissions is the weak link for sure. It's also here to stay. So, the technology has improved and the longevity has improved. I am not stuck in the past. I think a cleaner environment is important. Are bottles of DEF good? No. But we know how to handle bottles of plastic. We all breathe in air and I appreciate not seeing belching black smoke and Nox causing problems. Thanks for watching! I appreciate the comments.

  • @TheModernHomestead
    @TheModernHomestead 17 днів тому

    More patience than me!!! lol! Good work!

  • @Superduty_59
    @Superduty_59 17 днів тому

    Any way you could explain or show how you made your connections for the horn to function. I have a 2023 F550 that I'm going to install train horns on and like you I want the trains horns to only be on with the upfitter switch.

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 17 днів тому

      Two up fitter switches used. 1.) Air pump. A solenoid used that ties into the pressure switch circuit for the air pump to work if signal for air is needed by the tank switch. I found that you do NOT want to run the full power for the compressor through the air tank switch. Run a dedicated power line from battery. 2.) A solenoid that is tied into up fitter and receives signal from horn. So, when up fitter is on to blast air horn...it sends a signal to the air horn relay to open air valve. I tapped into existing horn circuit in front of vehicle such that if up fitter is ON and horn button is pressed - signal to regular horn is made AND signal to open air valve to let air flow from tank. You can find some schematics online that help.

    • @Superduty_59
      @Superduty_59 16 днів тому

      @@ModernCountryLiving Thanks! I'm going to try this weekend.

  • @runningman26.22
    @runningman26.22 18 днів тому

    I have the 2024 xMR with the same glass windshield and mirrors. Same decisions you made on these issues. Also did the poly on the rear. I was having rear visibility issues (even with pano rear view mirror) so I lowered my snorkels by taking the long section out (as recommended by my dealer) for better visibility. Does not impact operations (no river crossings where I live). I also have the windshield wiper. How do you like them now?

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 17 днів тому

      Glass windshield. A+. Side mirrors. B. I haven't removed the long section of snorkels. I just installed windshield wiper. A+ thus far. Thanks for watching!

  • @mottech-usa697
    @mottech-usa697 24 дні тому

    Just ran across your review, and have the same unit. Any chance you would know/remember the brand of the bucket? I've been looking for a bolt-on cutting blade to put on our bucket and have not been able to find anyone that makes a blade with the same hole pattern/spacing.

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 23 дні тому

      It was from NewHolland. I actually had looked at the cutting edge through the dealer. It was ~$400 or so back then. I opted not to pursue it.

    • @mottech-usa697
      @mottech-usa697 23 дні тому

      @@ModernCountryLiving Thank You! Appreciate your content

  • @PB-nu1pv
    @PB-nu1pv 24 дні тому

    How have you liked that Defnder? I’m shopping and started with a Honda but seems like this defender is the one to get.

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 23 дні тому

      I really like it. Things that are big pluses: ground clearance, comfort in the seat, power steering, capacities, power. Minuses: squeaky brakes at times. I love the way it looks and the location of the winch.

    • @PB-nu1pv
      @PB-nu1pv 23 дні тому

      @@ModernCountryLiving awesome thanks for sharing that feedback!

  • @DrJuan-ev8lu
    @DrJuan-ev8lu Місяць тому

    Sir, you are an inspiration ! You have made a miraculous update to your boat. My 1985 Seafarer 226 is still original with the transom cutout because I'm not much of a project guy. But I love how your modification worked out. In particular, it adds over a foot of length to the cockpit with easier access to the rear swim platform/engine mount. That could be a really nice location for a bait prep/filet table that could double as a kitchenet for overnighting. We usually put the porta potty back there when overnighting in the cabin. I have considered raising the windshield too but found it was simpler to just add large clear plastic swing down "sun visors". These are hinged to the hard top instrument cabinet to serve as wind and spray shield when needed. Just keep them well coated in RainX. We can raise or lower the seat to get optimum visibility. This preserves the lines of the boat which are still great looking and continued on Grady Whites newest models.

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving Місяць тому

      Thanks for commenting! It was a labor of love and a great project. Not sure if you saw all the steps, but it was intense. :) I enjoyed using the boat but I did sell it last year. Our family's interests changed and I saw declining use. It was hard to see the boat sit. I found a couple who were downsizing from a 36' boat and then fell in love with the Grady. I have no regrets. Resurrected a classic and while maintaining some classic features, I also made it into something with excellent performance.

    • @DrJuan-ev8lu
      @DrJuan-ev8lu Місяць тому

      @@ModernCountryLiving I wish I had your ambition and your heated workshop. But these boats are pretty good as originally fit out and mine is not in bad shape. So no burning motivation. But what you did is a real accomplishment and actually seems the equal of their latest models. Her name really fits.

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 29 днів тому

      @@DrJuan-ev8lu Thanks so much! I appreciate the recognition. They make a good boat!

  • @scottsilver5409
    @scottsilver5409 Місяць тому

    You need to tilt the power head all the way up and leave it there for a couple minutes and then tilt it back down to get a complete oil drain before changing the oil.

  • @JakeDeboer-rn4wo
    @JakeDeboer-rn4wo Місяць тому

    Get the puddle buster mount... that's how I got around cutting the roof

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving Місяць тому

      I didn't know of that mount when I did this. Wish I did. But all good now. Thanks for sharing!

  • @FusionOffroad
    @FusionOffroad Місяць тому

    Just ordered the Gray XMR, how are you liking yours still?

  • @2010azyy
    @2010azyy Місяць тому

    Dominator 3 is sick

  • @Francisco-sx7th
    @Francisco-sx7th Місяць тому

    Thanks for the review, I have the HS81R very similar to yours. I advise you to not forget greasing the "gear box" underneath, there is a special screw dedicated to that where you can just screw the grease tube from Stihl. Personnaly I just remove the full aluminum cap and grease everything properly every 2 years depending on use. I have it for more than 20 years and runs perfect...but maintenance is always the key in mechanics.

  • @jameshodgkinson7688
    @jameshodgkinson7688 Місяць тому

    If you want to test it first off....rather than connecting to battery you can use a smart charger like I got to test.... Simples.......

  • @marksperos8278
    @marksperos8278 Місяць тому

    Nice set up - you really thought this through. We just can't afford to sacrifice any bed space, though.

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving Місяць тому

      Yep. I understand. I weighed that vs crawling under the truck and made the decision to use the bed. I have full width between wheel wells and that was the design consideration I made. I've had the tank and compressor under the bed and it was a challenge with road salt.

  • @creepyLegend8
    @creepyLegend8 2 місяці тому

    I just need to hear someone who’s done this process say it, I know this is basically how it is but no one’s out right said it… you basically just unscrew the bolts take the old one out and put the new one and and bolt back on?

  • @lhelm5377
    @lhelm5377 2 місяці тому

    Thanks for your video. This was exactly what I was looking for. There are a dozen other videos showing it cutting. I wanted more detail on setup and function. Showing where you had cut was more informative for my needs. I have a lot of edges and trails I just need to take branches down from (small branches, mostly pine). Not enough to justify a vertical brush hog style. This was a great video. Best I have run across. You can also purchase a PTO driven implement to check for bird nests as well ;) I think it is made by Treehugger International. Seriously though, appreciate this video.

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 2 місяці тому

      Thanks. For what I paid for it I am happy. I am tough on equipment. A heavier duty version would be a better choice for me, but it works as intended and I don't think the company oversells the capabilities. Nice for trail maintenance. Wouldn't hammer on it too hard. I keep an eye out for bird nests.... ;)

  • @shanman1382
    @shanman1382 2 місяці тому

    I just got me a 940 pro in Od green yesterday!!! 😊

  • @jasminebyrd3791
    @jasminebyrd3791 2 місяці тому

    I don't have a louder horn but I did restore an old AHOOOGAH horn and mounted it in my 2004 Accord😂

  • @michaelfajoni6370
    @michaelfajoni6370 2 місяці тому

    So how do you change out the tines??

  • @Miles-wy1zr
    @Miles-wy1zr 2 місяці тому

    Been looking for some for my 1995 Tacoma. Would you know if these would fit. It’s a 4wd first gen.

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 2 місяці тому

      They might. I had to do some research to see model fitment and part number alignment. I'd check a dealer if you want to know for sure.

  • @Sgt_Bilko
    @Sgt_Bilko 2 місяці тому

    Nice tractor! I am really wanting to find a way to justify going to the T5. I feel like the electronic rear ends offer a lot of flexibility (at the expense of more electronics for many), but the price vs the Powerstar is tough to swallow. I also strongly dislike diverter 3rd functions, but personal preference there (same issue with the Powerstar too). Seems like there are some live 3rd kits out there. I'm looking for a capable hay tractor that I can use for a long time though.

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 2 місяці тому

      I understand the thoughts on the front diverter. It was a sacrifice and I'm now used to it. 100 hours and still a happy camper with a ton of loader work making up that 100 hours.

  • @apez3534
    @apez3534 2 місяці тому

    Thanks for the detailed video. You mind letting me know which torque wrench you use? I can’t seem to fit mine in the tight spots I need to. And a smaller one won’t torque to the weight recommended. Thanks!

  • @mandoky1647
    @mandoky1647 2 місяці тому

    Never put antiseize on vibrating parts. That's how things break loose.

    • @SecondHalfofLife
      @SecondHalfofLife День тому

      Politely disagree. Using anti-seize on vibrating parts like exhaust flanges, dissimilar metals or areas where there is metal on metal contact like steel bolt going through steel sleeve is perfectly ok as long as you have the proper hardware to keep the bolt tight like lock washers, oval nut, or other style locking nut. In this application given how often these bolts seize and require cutting out I would probably use anti-seize or a little grease on the shaft of the bolt itself, though in this case probably not on the threads. But I put it on the threads of all my exhaust hardware (which vibrate a ton and at very high frequency) religiously. Never had a problem with bolts coming loose because of this.

  • @shanenagore2667
    @shanenagore2667 2 місяці тому

    Legs for the router table extension?

  • @williammitchell9604
    @williammitchell9604 2 місяці тому

    I have a 2022 New Holland PowerStar 110 . The tractor is Bad stout. I have a Heavy duty 72" skid steer Grapple that gets a lot of work. I really like the tractor.

  • @philmuxen3454
    @philmuxen3454 3 місяці тому

    Got mine at Tractor supply 3 years ago and had to replace the pressure switch after 18 months. Thought I had it fixed then it started to have a hard time starting up and blew my breaker a couple of times and the contacts in the switch started sticking.I thought it might be a wiring issue. Now I see alot of other people are having issues with theirs. Very disappointed, didn't want to spend that much money on something then have to troubleshoot a bunch of issues.Get the extended warranty if anyone has their heart set on getting one or get another brand.Mines collecting dust in the corner now.

  • @Rick-grimes.
    @Rick-grimes. 3 місяці тому

    Terrible yaps to long thanks for wasting my time!

  • @jdavis453
    @jdavis453 3 місяці тому

    Your title says springs but you only did coils jackass

  • @ouabdiramzi8961
    @ouabdiramzi8961 3 місяці тому

    How choose speed multiplier ( ratio ). My tractor is 720 rpm and generator needs 1500 rpm at least. Thank you sir

  • @petefink9664
    @petefink9664 3 місяці тому

    Always some new project on the homestead. Let me know how the solar works out. Building 2 polebarns and a new house with the help of my Powerstarr. Couldn't live without it in northern MI 👍👍

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 3 місяці тому

      Will definitely be providing some updates. Progress has been slow as of late but hope to get it wrapped up soon. Glad the Powerstar is working out well. Sounds like you have projects to keep you busy! Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @simpsoncattle7541
    @simpsoncattle7541 3 місяці тому

    Love your videos 👍. I’m doing some research on new holland 100hp tractors, lots of great information you’re giving! What size is your shop building sir?

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 3 місяці тому

      Garage and pole barn are 30'x72' each. Thanks for watching and commenting. I have a T5.120 now (checkout my videos) and it's AWESOME!

  • @markguinter
    @markguinter 3 місяці тому

    Like to see thehydrick hook up

  • @ptsdpete1
    @ptsdpete1 3 місяці тому

    Great video man awesome job.

  • @christinaschafer9050
    @christinaschafer9050 3 місяці тому

    You have the train horns equipped

  • @darryllspalding9680
    @darryllspalding9680 3 місяці тому

    sounds like per delivery and daily service to me!

  • @johnfisher1117
    @johnfisher1117 4 місяці тому

    Are you still happy with them? Im thinking about getting them on my Ram

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 4 місяці тому

      Yes...I am. Do well in winter and definitely an improvement off road.

    • @johnfisher1117
      @johnfisher1117 4 місяці тому

      @ModernCountryLiving thank you for the reply

  • @bentstrider
    @bentstrider 4 місяці тому

    Bought one of these back in 2010 to run on my bicycle. Looking at getting another one and using all the tips in here to make it last longer than that first one. Had it hooked to a small 12v battery on my handlebars and it definitely did the job. But it's an El Cheapo product, so longevity isn't the best🤷

  • @partyanimal4165
    @partyanimal4165 4 місяці тому

    As a guy that works on big trucks in a shop rottella is a good oul choice. Ive done this career for a while now and it seems like the heavier duty trucks do well with that oil.

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 4 місяці тому

      I've been having oil analysis done for over a decade on my diesel trucks. No issues.

  • @FAFO_24
    @FAFO_24 4 місяці тому

    surely there's aftermarket companies that sell roofs, doors, and windshields that won't bankrupt someone. If not, theres a big opportunity there

    • @ModernCountryLiving
      @ModernCountryLiving 4 місяці тому

      There are. Depends on what you want. I went aftermarket for rear window. For the roof and front windshield I went BRP.

  • @rustyredtractor
    @rustyredtractor 4 місяці тому

    What’s it cost