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@@briantrerice5444 Man, I hate that

@@scotthayes3032 lol. I dont really think there is anything hard about it. It's probably pretty obvious that I don't really care a whole lot about filming and shit. So what tends to happen. I drop the filming and focus on the actual project. I can't even count how many times I've set out to make a video only to end up abandoning the camera to focus on the actual job. Ultimately ending up with no video. Anyway, it's a pretty straightforward job. Nothing hard about it as I recall. I jist suck at making videos.

@@mikeoz8198 I have looked at that one. I do get the same sort of impression. That is that it's probably good. However when weighed against the champion brand. I had to go with champion. Making generators is what they do, and alot of them.

@@grouponful lol. That's it! All keyboard wisdom reduced to a single statement. Why even bother typing anything at all? Return it for what? Another one? Another poorly constructed fireman that will fill your hand with fiberglass! I think the best thing to do is let people know that. You need to jist spend the money on a reputable fire mat to avoid this aggrevation. Which is what I did. Thanks for your wisdom. Makes me feel better about the future of this country knowing we have such high intellectual bandwidth availiable.

too bad he already got it in and seated, notice no orings shown before he put the wrench on. you can't see how he actually did it. thats the part people want to see, how it is actually done. not explained and the watch me slide the wrench over and make it look like I pressed it in.

in not knocking the guys method by any means but actually show us exactly how its done

@@BruceWayne-xu5bj they held up pretty good. Havnt had to change them

@@jacklane7439 it's a great generator. I took it with about 1 month ago when I took the camper out. I used it off and on over a 2 week period and ran it on both propane and gasoline.

@@angrybeard4673 I bought the 4500 and runs great and just recently bought the duramax 4500i

@@snowbeardCO Great question. If you search around on my channel you should find a video of me making a 12 volt batterry box to run this thing. 12volts is the way I run it and it runs great. Just used it a few days ago and I use it quite a bit. Probably once every 10 days. I can't remember if I've seen it hit zero or not. I know my memory recalls an 11 and maybe even a 9. Just can't remember. I am disappointed however in the way the fridge compartment works. It doesn't have any temp control really. It just ends up being whatever it manages to get down to while the freezer is working. It's a little lame. But it does work

@@eddiefogerty The fact that you can't order any of the components off of their website is a dissapointment. Because it makes it so you have to call their customer service. Which is it's own dissapointment. Everything on the scooter with the exception of the batterries management system funnels through that speed controller. That or the on off button itself are the 2 most likely options for this problem. But you can't get those parts without going through customer service. I'm surprised we havnt arrived at the point yet where you could just buy parts and build your own scooter. Like radio controlled cars and airplanes from the hobby shop. Mountainbikes etc. .. Heck, you can buy the components to turn a bicycle into an electric bike. There's a market for this is scooter land it seems.

@@Yukon4life you bet. I still have them in the GX470 and they are great. No complaints

@@richardhenderson8667 lol

@@ttrieu21 no. I don't beleive there is. The batterry management system is built into the batterry. It's a very sophisticated circuit system. It's likely unhappy with some information it's reading from the batteries and is shutting the unit it down for safety. In other words. To prevent a fire. It is possible that there is something else going on. Impossible for one to really know without seeing it in person. Your best resolution will have to come through OKAI. Good luck

@@angrybeard4673 Thank you, seems like an intermitten issue, today I got it charged to 100%, I will take it for a ride a see how it goes. have a nice one!

@@christopherdiaz9546 I assume you will only be able to get it from Okai. I didnt change mine. I just removed it and put it back on. I've never had to buy one.

@@GregMcDowellq No doubt!

@@nunodeazevedo I have not used this tent in colder days because I have a Kodiak canvas tent with a wood stove.

Ok thanks, but do you think she can retain heat? I'm talking about cold days like 10°C/50°F. I have other 3 season tents but they tend to have to much air flow and on windy days I can feel a breeze inside. Where I'm from the worst we get are nights that go down to 8°C/46°F. I really liked this one and was thinking that she's good enough to maintain a good warm air inside without creating too much condensation.

The spicer peak tent would not be a tent to consider for the cold. For one, it's a big tent. All the open air space will be working against any warmth inside. Secondly, it's baisically a screen ceiling that is covered over with a rainfly. The material is the typical thin nylon tent material. There is nothing about this tent that suggests it should be considered for any cold temperatures. Quite the opposite in fact. Kodiak canvas makes several canvas tents that would be worth looking at for that. Unless your hiking with it.

Thank u ​@@angrybeard4673

@@nunodeazevedo well. To be honest. I think you could sleep on the ground with a good sleeping bag at 50 degrees. So. Yes, you could use this tent in 50 degrees.

@@nunodeazevedo I have and it is not cold

@@mikesterloc can't remember. I have another generator video up to. Different generator. I think I recall one of the generators coming with good oil. Usually I never use the oil supplied. I just use my own. In the case of the generators I usually read what the book says the quantity is and then I measure that amount of good oil and dump it in. I dont know what I did on this generator

I was being lazy when I asked but I did read through the manual and added 600ml of oil. So far so good. Thanks for the quick reply

@@737mechanic fo sho

@@jaydendelgado1482 you will have to contact okai and have them sell you one. They are around 500 bucks. Sooo. Just saying. Might just consider getting a new scooter unless yours is still under warranty.

@@ZenCloud9 🤣 Well, for the record. They dont!!! That was great.

@@OPSteel97 yea, it is pretty ugly!

@@markboza6215 The left side is done the same way as the right side. Just because one side is bad doesn't necessarily mean the other side needs to be changed. It's a judgment call. I would change them both. It's not a hard job and they are not expensive.

@@angrybeard4673 I agree i have all the needed seals and koyo bearings hopefully my axle shafts are not run down, thanks for the help!

Awesome. Glad to hear. All my friends say I talk to much. Lol

Awesome. Glad to hear it!

I don't know this for a fact, I've never tested my theory. But my theory is that the small blue wire that is attached to the middle of the circuit board on the speed controller is the speed sense wire. Not the big blue wire under there but the small blue wire. Clip it and see, if it was wrong, just put it back together. Roll back the grip tape from the front, remove the speed control unit, clip the small blue wire. If I'm correct, it will no longer know how fast it's going. You'll most likely lose your speedometer and possibly the front regenerative braking. Over here in the USA they are limited to 20mph, 12 is a selectable option. We just cycle through the speed options by double tapping the power button. Though I have never actually tested my theory. I can tell that it is capable of over 20mph because I feel the computer holding it back. So, don't be surprised if it goes stupid fast when unlimited

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I hear ya. I get it.

Yea. Thats a good question. And I'm not sure really. I had a problem and what shouldve been an easy resolution was a shit show. I think that the best path forward would be to buy it from Best buy and pay for the extended warranty. Then if you have problems you vould just return it to best buy and avoid dealing with the manufacturer. There was no way I was just going to be ok throwing away 900 bucks. So my own arguably immoral option was going to be. To buy another one from best buy and then put this junk in the box and return it for a full refund a week later. Sooo. Goodluck. I have repaired mine and it has been fine so far. Regardless, I had to go through to much for me to be ok with it.

No it will not