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I have others that have been converted for almost three years now. I have not seen any issues with the rides but after about 6 months of heavy use the batteries run down faster.

After the 8th time mine finally reset and has been good. I had bought the bypass/ delete kit and decided to keep it just as n case I needed it later. We have three praries and it works with any prarie or brute force. I just added a link to it in the description the cost is $89. Hope this helps you

I didn’t put a lot in. The fluid level in the bottle was even with the top tip of the label. I add Lucus and seafoam to my fuel and oil. They might do the same but I’m not sure, I have used transmission oil in a tractor with a stuck piston in the past. Filled the cylinder with tranny fluid and let it sit a week. It brought it back to life.

@@momohunter72 unfortunately didn’t help ((( any other things I can check to fix it?

Put an extra up to use for storage (treats,spray,dust ect). I also use them to keep my horse saddles and blankets on

Maybe they got hit with the same thing that hit the airlines today lol. I noticed I had 4 thumbs up but three views. I figured something was up

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I think it’s some sort of vent line. The original was hooked into a line that went up the roll bar if I remember correctly. I have not hooked them up and just let them hang limp every time I’ve replaced one and it hasn’t hurt anything. I’ll look up a parts diagram and see if I can find the official answer

@@momohunter72 Thank You. I did see one reference to “evaporative” in a parts diagram but that’s as far as I got.

I haven’t used the titan to compare but everything I have received from this company including this is very heavily built. I’ve been using it to move quite a few trailers and it has held up great so far

Thank you. I’ve never heard of that but will definitely research it

If you have some free time please let me know

Let me know how the installation goes and how it holds up please

Doc Your talking about the grey one correct?

@@momohunter72 Of course not

We are using a crimper to knock this food plot down. Next week we will be planting a summer food plot for deer

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No just dirt and mulch

lol your welcome. This one was given to me because of the latches.

@@momohunter72 Haha! Love the gifts that just keep on giving 🤭

You’re welcome I’ve gone through so many junk incubators I’m hoping to save others the trouble. Stay away from the cobito brand as well. It would not keep humidity and completely quit working 15 days into the first time using it

@@momohunter72I swear all incubators on Amazon are trash tho

In a he past we have used incubators because they were free range. Now that we have them in an enclosure we are going to see if they will hatch them on their own

I’m excited too. I originally started this build to have fresh shrimp, crab and crawfish in the Midwest. I ran across an article about growing trout and the research looked good plus I had a source for trout 30 minutes away. We are building more tanks and have shrimp and crawfish ordered. Stay tuned for updates

Thanks, I hope you have fun with yours

I’ve never seen any using a rail that would be light enough to lift. Most including ours are enclosed in a track so they cannot be lifted

@@momohunter72 that is taken care of then.

You can. The grow bags mage it a little easier to plant and harvest without digging. It also allows you to access them if you only want one or two for a meal without harvesting all of them

Yes you can... it's just a personal preference of how you plant them. Also it depends on space you have

What type of implement is it? We had issues with several implements. I ended up switching to the pat’s quick hitch. It is more implement friendly if you have older implements

Thank you. Proudly serving for 12 years so far

Its beautiful but interesting in the winter. It was 70f last week, 12 with 6 inches of snow today and will be back in the 70s next week

@@momohunter72 that's unfortunate. Atleast it won't last forever, haha.

Thank you. I built it last summer and have a video of the whole build on my channel. If I remember correctly the wood and concrete was around $700 at Home Depot. The metal I got from an Amish guy near use that sells it. It was around $300. Wire was from a farm store and was about $150-200. Labor was me and friends so that was free. If you have questions feel free to email me at mageefarms72@gmail.com

@@momohunter72 Thanks

Your welcome. Unless your implements are quick hitch specific I’d recommend going with the pats quick hitch. I switched mine over and it’s much easier

I keep a radio on talk music nearby to help with predators. The dogs get a lot but they are in the house at night when the coons come out

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I hope it works for you we all hate them. I don’t know if I mentioned it in the video but the mosquito face nets in the camping section at Walmart work pretty good. Buggins brand spray in the aerosol can also works but it wears off after 10-15 minutes

Besides this one I have two power wheels and a peg perego 12v and a power wheels 6v I’ve got running on the drill batteries. They have been used heavy for a few years and the only issue if you have a very young one is they go a lot faster. When I first started I used riding lawn mower battery that worked well but the ryobi 18v lasts longer per ride and charges faster

@@momohunter72 good to know, thank you!

I haven’t had one yet flood the carb but every time I replace one it revs too high and makes shifting hard where I have to adjust the idle. I’d suspected it was due to the psi being higher. I did have one on our rhino clone that would overflow the carb and leak on the engine. I had to route a second line back into the tank to relieve the overflow

Thanks it didn’t look right and spell check was no help for some reason