I believe the center nut with the cotter pin needs tightened. That should be a tapered spline shaft and as tightened up will take that slack out. Kinda like a taper on a ball joint steering tie rod. Good thing you found that before those pieces get to much wear in them. Love your videos. Keep up the good work.
Ricky, thanks for the info man! Appreciate you watching. I’m definitely going to look into that for sure. Next weeks video is me mowing 10 acres with it and it was making a noise when I would turn. but I need to mow again before long I don’t know yet lol so I think I’m gonna definitely reach out to rhino and confirm if that’s the case, but if I can’t get them, I’ll probably just take that nut off and get up under there and try to figure it out. Have a good one.
Sean I don’t know anything about that being loose. But I would listen to what Ricky says, sounds like he knows about it. Just stay safe brother! God bless!
Thanks Marty! I had not even seen Ricky’s comment yet when I saw yours so I went back and looked at his too. I definitely think it’s worth looking into it and I’m going to. Hope you’re having a great weekend. God bless you, brother talk to you next time.
Mr. Sean, still loving your videos! Quick question, I remember when you put the undercoating on your batwing. I see it has held up for the most part. How many times would you say you mowed with the unit, since you applied the undercoat? I am thinking about doing mine. Thank you for your time, be blessed!!
@@jamesstakes6659 hey James! Well, let me think about that. I would almost have to go back and watch the videos to see when I did that lol but I think I did that at the end of a season so I’m guessing I have mowed about 12 times with it altogether since then, but I could be off by four or so times. It’s nice to know someone’s paying attention out there. Thank you for watching man! Please stay in touch. Let me know what you end up doing. And yes, I have been pretty impressed with how it’s holding up.
I believe the center nut with the cotter pin needs tightened. That should be a tapered spline shaft and as tightened up will take that slack out. Kinda like a taper on a ball joint steering tie rod. Good thing you found that before those pieces get to much wear in them. Love your videos. Keep up the good work.
Ricky, thanks for the info man! Appreciate you watching. I’m definitely going to look into that for sure. Next weeks video is me mowing 10 acres with it and it was making a noise when I would turn. but I need to mow again before long I don’t know yet lol so I think I’m gonna definitely reach out to rhino and confirm if that’s the case, but if I can’t get them, I’ll probably just take that nut off and get up under there and try to figure it out. Have a good one.
Sean I don’t know anything about that being loose. But I would listen to what Ricky says, sounds like he knows about it. Just stay safe brother! God bless!
Thanks Marty! I had not even seen Ricky’s comment yet when I saw yours so I went back and looked at his too. I definitely think it’s worth looking into it and I’m going to. Hope you’re having a great weekend. God bless you, brother talk to you next time.
Mr. Sean, still loving your videos! Quick question, I remember when you put the undercoating on your batwing. I see it has held up for the most part. How many times would you say you mowed with the unit, since you applied the undercoat? I am thinking about doing mine. Thank you for your time, be blessed!!
@@jamesstakes6659 hey James! Well, let me think about that. I would almost have to go back and watch the videos to see when I did that lol but I think I did that at the end of a season so I’m guessing I have mowed about 12 times with it altogether since then, but I could be off by four or so times. It’s nice to know someone’s paying attention out there. Thank you for watching man! Please stay in touch. Let me know what you end up doing. And yes, I have been pretty impressed with how it’s holding up.