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@@chinofontan not exactly sure about your question. We found that their is a lot of heat when running tracks, but we ran tracks in winter so it was appreciated. In summer with regular tires we never felt the heat was an issue. Hope this answers your question.

Vortex. 27-60 x85

@@fishandsheds1771 Thank you.

I get it. To each their own. You just paid a lot more for the exact same thing. They are incredible machines!

@@fishandsheds1771 true. He jerry rigged it but paid $100 instead of $8. lol

Generally speaking, shorter people don’t have any issues. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

My hunting group uses a mixture of Polaris rzrs and Honda pioneers, all of us have tracks, our machines are loaded with gear, and also our hounds, and we regularly run through 3 to 4ft of snow, sometimes powder, sometimes wet/fluffy snow. When we go out just to play around we can rip through 5 ish feet of snow. It's harder on the machines but we usually don't have many issues. Tracked machines are super capable.

Hey! Thank you!!! Nice comments are greatly appreciated. The chainsaw mount was a Hornet bought from Side by Side Stuff. Super expensive!! Way too much! But, it worked great. We cut trails open on most trips, so easy chainsaw access, then storage was critical. Getting saw in and it was a 5 second affair. Awesome! I will say Two years in, the bolt from the top roll bar mount worked loose and fell out!! The saw rotated 180 degrees. Pointing down. Luckily, I had screwed in the t-nut screws on the bar and they held!!!! Otherwise saw would be gone. Always check your shit and I would loctite everything in the future. Thanks again!

Thank you very much.

I have not noticed the flip cap in the way at all when I am using the spotting scope without the phone. And yes, it is so easy to remove and replace your phone. Basically, you have your camera on and as you move closer to the scope you can see the image on your screen. First as a tiny fit and then larger as you get closer. Just keep the image in the center of your screen and when you get close enough the magnets grab it and your set. Pull it off, change settings and right back on in seconds. I love it.

So cool! Nice to have an EO comment. We played Adrian in baseball this year. Thanks for watching!

Unfortunately, I am not sure. My phone appears to have two lenses but I have never paid attention to how or when they work. Sorry that’s no help, but thank you for watching.

Great, Didn’t make it for assholes anyway. Thanks!!

I was just out yesterday in some super sugary and nasty snow. Did about 20 miles and it was slow going, but great. The tracks are simply amazing machines. Thanks for watching!

I am not sure what black tabs you are referring to. On mine, the panels were held in with screws. You unscrew the panel, then screw post into the hole. Drill out the panel and insert the snap button. No black tab. Is yours a newer year? Wondering if they changed something. Sorry I am not more help.

My 2022 Pioneer 1000-5 only had the plastic push tabs that hold the panels on. I used M6 rivet nuts and the rivet nut tool to give the ball/ bolt something to thread into. Once I got the ball/bolt set to the dept I need for the push button to latch on to it without a lot of play, I locked the ball/bolt into place from the inside with the nut that was provided with the ball/bolt. I used a pair of vice grip pliers to hold the end of the ball(applied enough pressure to grab it without tearing up the ball)while I tighten the nut up against the backside of the rivet nut. I also used loc-tite on the threads. Hope this makes since and works for you.

It is actually really easy. You just turn in your camera and as you approach you spotting scope , the picture shows up as a small dot on your phone. You just keep that centered on your screen as you move it toward scope until the magnet grabs it.

@Fish and Sheds thank you

No. None at all and they have been caked in snow and covered in mud to many times to count. So far, no issues.

@@fishandsheds1771 I love the fit and finish of it. Really adds to the usability of the machine. Would I be correct in assuming that the posts are the 2” version vs the 4” version? I’m in Canada so I have a different eBay portal. The link you gave takes me to the US eBay site, but doesn’t reference the length of post. Can’t wait to tackle this project!

@@landcruiserchewy I am amazed at what I can fit in there. It is a bit of a puzzle to get stuff in and out but it works. Thanks and yes, 2 inch.

@@fishandsheds1771 Thanks for your help Greg. Big fan of the channel from what I’ve seen so far. Just bought a 2016 1000-5 Deluxe for a steal of a deal I could not refuse. What a beast!

Thanks for watching!

That is funny!

Correct. You can’t use inductive charging with EITHER one. Mag view because of metal-phone Skope because of thick plastic and rubber logo.

Thank you! Good luck with yours!

Awesome! Enjoy your new machine!

Camso 4s1. I have been incredibly happy with them. No issues and they have lots of miles on them.

I tried that and it worked with mine and held the phone but the hold was less than it is with the metal plate on the outside. I would assume the thickness of the case would make a difference too. My case is made of two layers and is over 1/8 inch thick. Hope that helps.

@@fishandsheds1771 that does thanks. I have been using the phone scope for many years. I’m really excited about this. Sounds like a great set up.

Thank you very much!

I will start working on that! 😃

Once you throw on the tracks, the speedometer and odometer are no longer accurate. So a mpg is difficult, but what I can tell you is a can run a solid 7 hours on a tank of gas with the tracks on. I always carry an extra 5 gallons just in case, but have never had to use it to get back. It uses more gas when breaking fresh trail as well, so keep that in mind. Hope that helps!

I'm not saying the switch isn't a good idea, but have you tried cleaning the radiator?

I wired all switches with dash in place. You can fish all wires into slots through the area under hood. Just remove front hood to access battery compartment and you can reach all the way up to dash. Hope that helps.

Thanks. I appreciate it.

Yes it would, they are amazing!

Could you attach something(maybe a piece of sheet metal) on the inside of the with rivets or glue, then drill your hole and attach nuts? Or I think they make other fasteners designe for those holes-similar to the hood fasteners? Trying to picture what you have going. Too bad they went to the plastic push rivets.

@@fishandsheds1771 so the studs I have are just like yours. I got two nuts and two washers. One set inside and one outside to prevent it going in and out. But it makes the pannel hang off far. And look silly. I was thinking a just getting the threaded things you have. How do they attach?

There is a threaded piece, nut, embedded in the plastic.

Same issue on my 2022 Pioneer. Just a hole and nothing threaded for the screw. Any solutions?

Did my 2023 yesterday. Get some 6mm rivet nuts and a tool and add your own inserts. They fit perfectly and the stud threaded in and used one if the nuts on the backside to lock it in place.

Thank you! I run in high 95% of the time in high and it handles it easily. I only go to low on very steep inclines or places where pucker factor is high.

Northeast Oregon.