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@@RavenholmZombie appreciate it! But yeah, hahahaha. It can damage the cable easily, but so far so good! And I’ve had a 1GB of speed both upload and download which has been amazing!

@@billgates-xr9hs yes I agree! I just got done putting 20 tons of gravel down on my driveway too! Definitely is a tank for the size it is!

@@karenolsen5302 yeah I thought about grease, but was worried that it would capture debris.

@@Mirage276 i’ll have to look up all those aftermarket parts! But yes, I have 20 hours on it now and it has been a back and time saver!

@@tylerdoran3392 you can just plug it into an outlet and that’s it. The pump has a float in it that once it fills up with water, it will tell the pump to turn on and drain the water out.

@@traviscovington4294 those blades I had where mulching blades which is different from the ones I put on. Plus those where already sharpened a few times and to far gone to be sharpened again.

@@jackevenson6322 lol yeah let’s just say it took me about three months to grind up the 75 stumps!

@@TheLifeoftheZigs wow that’s a lot of stumps !!😂😂

@@hrcnick11 well I’m glad you could find the OEM teeth cheaper! They are definitely expensive at HD

@@jasonsgroovemachine yes, very true!

@@toekneecovarrubias6185 yeah, used it for years with no issues. But I definitely tend to over tighten things!

@@RoadTripRuss that would’ve been my fourth time sharpening those blades and they were pretty beat up so I just decided to toss them

Angle grinder and a flap disk. Back on in the time it would take me to go to the store and buy a new one hahaha

@@kylejohnston625 personally I find that the mulching blades don’t provide enough lift to send the leaves up into the leaf vac I have that does the mulching. But everyone has their own preferences!

@TheLifeoftheZigs fair play my guy

@@kenholt8297 lol maybe in a future vid! Hahaha

@@marla4178 thanks!

haha well im glad it all worked out! Hopefully it will last you years to come!

Yeah not sure why. But for the price it is, its definitely worth a shot on any lawn tractor!

@@FOREVERROAMING you can pick one up used on marketplace for $200-$300 usually

@@cobravenum No I’m not. The same company that made this fan does make a fan for that. However, it is about $1500 and would take years to recover that money that you invested into it. I will say tho that I have noticed my AC running not as much since the attic fan has been installed. And that is with the temperature roughly being that same as before it was installed.

@@TheLifeoftheZigs I hear you, I am in N GA and the summer temps can get into the high 90s with killer humidity. I was thinking of just the fan to release some of the heat that is rising up from the lower and second story up to the Attic and like you mentioned, that alone should help my AC run at least a bit less. I did watch another video after yours from a guy that did the second system and he proved my point, its pretty much usless in the summer time and part of fall but did come handy in the other months. Thanks for your reply.

@@RuckReaper I agree!

@@ParkerWatson-mk8 thankfully I did and it actually worked pretty good!

@@scarce911 hahaha appreciate it! So far the fan has been great and has definitely kept my attic cooler!

@@Ed-cv3tu appreciate it!

@@hansjansen5224 From the research I did the grease would reach the inside of the spindle bearings with how my mower set up. Also people did not recommend greasing the poor man’s bearings since they said it could cause dirt and debris buildup in the bearings. But we’ll see what happens!

@@KeatenPatterson Yes, they are already there and line up perfectly!

@@donaldlemoine3032 yeah definitely not a big difference for me either, but still good maintenance and cleaning for the front end!

I agree. I did it 2 months ago and notice little difference in ease of steering.

@@Rusty_Nickle thank you! But yes hopefully I can get two years out of them!

@@FixItFrench so yeah if I where to do it over again I would definitely use chips or use a lighter color as it would help hide the “dirtiness” of the floors. But the film is basically from using the floor and walking on it. It will come off however with black floors in general they tend to show anything and everything on them. So that’s where the chips will help hide the film on the floor.

@@research903 yes I realized I misspoke on the name of them after I posted the video. But they are enclosed bearings. However, I did grease the axel after I installed the wheel again.

@@TheLifeoftheZigs I'm not talking about the wheel bearings. I speaking about the three-part spindle bearing. The full name is "open form linear roller bearing". They need to be manually greased during assembly. Their location outside of the shaft housing prevents grease from the inside from properly reaching them.

@research903 yes I was informed by some people not to grease them since the grease would attract more dirt and debris. But we’ll see what happens they are cheap so if they fail it’s not a huge deal.

Yes that is my fault I mixed up the terminology

Just trying to show people how I did it and some data behind it as well

With my make and model you do not. The grease fitting is inside in between both the bearings so the grease fills all up in there.

@@TheLifeoftheZigs The bearings you installed had seals in both sides of them. Grease will fill up the cavity between them but not get into the bearings due to the inner seals being in place.

​@@jacobraml3236no no no no. These are sealed not shielded bearings. Sealed bearings use rubber or plastic and are meant to keep out solid debris only. The pressure of the grease gun is more than enough to overcome the seal when pumping in new grease. Those bearings are literally designed for purposes like this. The seal will move out of the way letting in the grease. Do the experiment yourself. Take off a wheel remove the bearings, clean out all the grease in the bearings, reinstall the bearings, and then regrease. Then open up one of the seals and you will see your new grease inside of the bearing. Shielded bearings use a metal ring that completely seals everything in and out.

Smart idea! I will use that that the next time!

Yes I agree! I have been happy with these brake’s so far!

We don’t have any pets so I could not tell you. However, it does pick up some of my wife’s long hair lol

@@TheLifeoftheZigs I appreciate the response! Thanks!

lol yes

Yes they where

There will be another video up about it this Friday!