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You have just started a journey you will not be able to stop, I am up two book 13 in series 3 that means it is the 40th book, and Ryk Brown the author intends to make it a 75 book series. And believe me when I say this the stories and the characters never get stale. This should be picked up by a streaming service as it is the most entertaining set of books i have read in many a year.

Thanks for the feedback I love it when i find one of my videos help people.

Take the draws off at the front and change holes in the front draw attachment assembly shown at 5:05

Hi Michael this really is the way to go I am ripping through the slides

Sorry I missed this comment, the loctite held up well but I eventually used a torque wrench to tighten it up to the recommended setting and have never had a problem since. I have now put over 6000 Kls on this bike and still love it.

​@@clensmedia6514do you remember what torque?

Glad you found the video useful, that was the reason I put it up.

What a useless comment. Of course something that costs 3500 is gonna work better than something that costs 500. Thanks, captain obvious.

Sorry I am not aware of any, I will check with them and let you know but I feel they are Sydney based. What are you looking for?

Thanks for reply, the model I was looking for is called Volition Max Performance M620, but yes it seems that Bondi Junction or some others shops around Sydney are the only dealers , just trying to find a dealer in Melbourne. Thanks

No unfortunately I haven’t tried that, I may have to try that.

You could try adjusting the blades in the Morrison I've had the same problems I just change the blade distance for different materials 👌 good luck

Without getting into a flaming war but some people can’t help themselves, I totally understand the concept of how this Mulcher works and as a person who has spent 40 odd years working in heavy engineering I have a pretty good handle on the physics involved but what Jonathan has assumed by watching my video and what in practice was happening is in polar opposites. Guess what sometimes even a pulling mechanism requires a little bit of assistance to get going. I will leave it at that. Thanks for your comment.

You now have one hell of an e-bike, I am now fast approaching 6000 kms and have had trouble free riding. I have now started a new channel called bike Universe and this is where I now post all my e-bike videos you may want to have a look as there are more videos about the Scott there. Here is the link www.youtube.com/@EBikeUniverse-ce

Thank you for commenting and sharing your experience of knowing this amazing man, when his daughter Ros told me her father was still rowing at 95 I realised his story should be told. I am hoping to do a sequel to this with a longer more casual interview of Don in the near future.

Sorry to hear you had this happen to you, I must admit I did not explore much further than the blade hub you may have to contact Ryobi for support with this. Just in case I will have a look at mine tomorrow but can’t promise I will have the answer.

@@clensmedia6514 thanks for responding, I'll keep working at it :< contacting Ryobi is a good idea, so I'll give that a go later if I don't have any success. The shaft just came away with the blades, so there must be a solution to getting it back in. Thanks again :-))

It should go in easily. You might need to rotate it as you push it in to engage the square fitting that holds it. Probably easier with the blade off, but be careful not to lose the key that sits in the spindle to lock the blade.

@@davidcottee2808 Thanks! After three days of trying, one of the guys from Bunnings looked at a photo I’d sent in and suggested that the gears may have slipped and it was then that I saw that where the spindle locked onto could be moved a fraction which would allow the squared off part of the spindle to enter. It must have dropped down a bit somehow :/ So I tipped the motor upside down…no luck … then on its side, the spindle slotted right in no worries…what a relief!!! Good tip about the key and I was making sure not to lose it and put it back on the spindle before replacing the blades :)) thanks again for responding 👍

Yes I agree I had a few issues on the day which meant I had to cut the recording short. I hind site I should have not posted that video until I had re done it. But I can report the pannier rack and bag have been a total success over the last couple of years. Thanks for commenting.

I also used the Pocket 3 at a corporate event last week and was able to cover the event with small grabs of individuals like never before, loving this camera. Thanks for your comment.

Actually not, the DJI P3 with battery handle will give me about 3 hours recording time and the batteries in the Zoom F5 when using lithium batteries will last for at least four hours and the GoPro light on low setting also lasts for about three hours.

@@clensmedia6514 that's pretty good actually, I thought it would be closer to the 2h mark on the camera.

It's interesting, I was at a corporate event yesterday and used the pocket 3 for close to 4 hours and was near to depleting the on board battery but did not have to use the battery handle. Now admittedly this was not continuous recording but the camera was recording short grabs every few minutes, I was quite impressed.

Thanks for the comment, I have always believed technology would eventually give us this type of camera.

I Know, I can’t believe the technology available now especially at such low prices.

Thank you for your kind comment.

You will love it, I can’t stop finding uses for it.

You wont be disappointed, I have had mine for close to two years now and it has never let me down, I love it. Hope you have the same experience that I have had. Thanks for watching. By the way I now have another UA-cam Channel called EBike Universe and I have done another video about this bike rack if you’re interested.

This is why I made this video so it pleases me that it helped you.

I would suggest it’s not a good idea, the electric motor could be damaged.

I actually like the size of the mulch that comes out of it and so have not tried that. Something I may consider next time I fire it up. I am glad younlike the videos.

This has been one of the best purchases I have made, it is so easy to put on and off, it is strong and sturdy and carries my bike with ease. Have had it now for nearly two years and am loving it.

Hi unfortunately this model is no longer available but Volition have a number of newer models check out the Dingo at volitionebike.com/product-category/electric-bicycles/

Glad you liked it.

Thanks Adam, I really enjoyed doing this and Bram was so good in his delivery.

Come on Michael when are you getting one so you can come riding with me.