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Exactly what i was looking for actual test

Would a 24v 1200 have better wattage usage or would it use the same

Useful video! Thank you!

So Running the 24/1200 Victron Phoenix Inverter Smaller cabling would also work well with the same Buss Bar and Breaker and Shut Off

Direct and to the point. Thank you!

Interesting, but what most people want to know is how well does it handle "peak" loads. Refrigerators or A/C start up.

Any of the mini dash food cookers will always work its how i cook in my van and the fire portable stove things

Will you test this on low and medium heat

Holy 💩

I know video is pretty old but the info is still good,if your here and need to replace your bearing buy NSK 73058 bearing way better than the oem you'll get from your dealer

thanks for posting on this inverter, (I feel much better purchasing one now)

I am not familiar with where are the bevel gear is, but that bearing looks like a caged ball bearing. Ball bearings cannot tolerate radial loads.

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Wow. Wish I had seen this before it was 115 in Arizona. Fall project for sure - thank you

I am going to have to do this. Can you tell me where to find the instructions? I think I found the special tools here listed in your comments. Thank you!

This really helped me, thank you. I am going to do my 20' cargo trailer like this. I got it 7'6" and really dont want to lose that 3" on the inside. Thanks for the video!

Mine has failed, I have 6000 miles.

This is the worst form of a video I've ever seen...

Worst thing you can do to a bike thrash it on a dyno. No way I'd EVER mistreat my beauty on one of them, out on the open road give it the beans but dyno's NO WAY !!

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Hi 174iceman, please please please watch my video on the bevel bearing replacemant and which other bearing to use, please DO NOT use the original Kawasaki bevel bearing. Watch my video and understand the failure of the original bearing. Just trying to help. Here is the link to my video, unfortunately in three parts, but please watch all three of them. Regards, Jakes from South Africa. ua-cam.com/video/c1Crb9bLhPA/v-deo.html

You're a life saver. I moved an existing TV to a different location, reconnected everything just as it was but was gping crazy trying to figure out why my image no longer fit the screen. Thank you for saving me from hours of frustration.

How bout a mobile home

On a 6x10 cargo trailer I painted to underside with mildew resistant primer and plan on leaving an air gap covered by 1” foam sheeting.

yup

Good advice about venting that heater.....I knew a whole family who died in a rented RV.....carbon monoxide.

I'd recommend a "membrane" as the last layer....thick plastic sheeting like a shower liner....that would make a great vapor barrier.

Seems like it'd be a lot easier to insulate the floor on the top side & just cover it with a layer of plywood. That's how I insulated my van.

Makes perfect sense to insulate the bottom of one's trailer. Your heat lost tests are done in the still air environment of your closed garage. Out in the "wild" the wind blows, and actually sucks heat away. Many folks camp on lower ground in the shelter of nearby hills, and the cold air just flows down. It can easily make the difference of 10°F or more.

Looks amazing. Great work!

Mine is gone at 18k miles

I've got a 2003 Kawasaki mean streak with a Dyno jet fuel ignition kit with cobra exhaust and I haven't seen a Harley Davidson keep up with me yet!!!

Good information

I have a cargo trailer that was already converted. The floors were cold this winter. I am planning to put insulation under the floor, but can't in the front where the v nose and all the pipes for the bathroom are. I wondered it it would make a difference doing just the back 2/3s. Thank you. I'll do it next week, after the ground dries out from yesterday's rain. The underside is green wood, so I assume it is pressure treated. I just painted the frame with rustoleum, the edges were starting to rust

I'm doing this this spring on my converted utility trailer. It should help with both heat and cool. It is a v nose so the front has complicated angles and small cavities. The foam board would be tough to cut to fit precisely. Do you know of a spray insulation that would work? I just painted the frame with rustoleum. There was a bit of rust around the edges

Excellent video. The manufacturer I am buying from said to not put any type of insulation on the exterior/underside of the floor. I suspect they believe it will hold moisture and compromise the wood eventually. I was thinking about maybe truckbed spray/rhino type and then put 2+ inch insulation. What say you. And that sink is very very nice.

Key up ya Dave made

Waste of time

Great data!

That's the older 1500 cc bike it's still slower than the 1600 there's no way it will do I27 in 4th impossible and I guarantee you can't show proof....it sounds good but you lost your top end speed... imagine 127 in 4th or even 100 in 4th. That exhaust will burn the rings lost back pressure..😂

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What is the tool for holding the bevel gear

I got to do this exact job on my bike! Any info on to go at it without ripping apart the whole bike?

No results?

Thank you so much. I've tried everything and this worked.

Do you still have the link for the bearing part number ?

Thanks man. Mighty nice of you. 🙂👍

Do you have to pull the engine to get this out or is there a work-around?

11,400 miles for my bike's bearing