Nice video, and good sense of humor! It was good to see it fit on your steering wheel. I bought the generic version from TS. Stripped out one side immediately, then had to buy longer bolts for it to fit properly. The provided bolts were too short. But, it's on and I have noticed the increased power, tremendous fuel savings, and I can even pop wheelies now! Have a good week!
Glad to hear I wasn't the only one with trouble installing. I haven't calculated the fuel savings yet, but it's safe to say we're probably saving thousands a year! LOL. Thanks for watching!
Yes, those threads rip out very easy, happened to me one time. BTW no matter where you put the spinner on the wheel, it will work its way to different stopping points. It's something about the hydraulic steering lets the steering wheel come on around and it doesn't matter how easy you turn the spinner is in a different location. John Deere tractors do it to. I like mine at about the 7 or 8 oclock position but it doesn't stay. Nice machine you got, enjoy and stay safe !
Thanks for watching Mike. I have also noticed how the position "wanders" on these tractors. There is no physical connection between the steering wheel and the front wheels, so there is nothing to keep it in the same spot.
Nice video, and good sense of humor! It was good to see it fit on your steering wheel. I bought the generic version from TS. Stripped out one side immediately, then had to buy longer bolts for it to fit properly. The provided bolts were too short. But, it's on and I have noticed the increased power, tremendous fuel savings, and I can even pop wheelies now! Have a good week!
Glad to hear I wasn't the only one with trouble installing. I haven't calculated the fuel savings yet, but it's safe to say we're probably saving thousands a year! LOL. Thanks for watching!
Yes, those threads rip out very easy, happened to me one time. BTW no matter where you put the spinner on the wheel, it will work its way to different stopping points. It's something about the hydraulic steering lets the steering wheel come on around and it doesn't matter how easy you turn the spinner is in a different location. John Deere tractors do it to. I like mine at about the 7 or 8 oclock position but it doesn't stay. Nice machine you got, enjoy and stay safe !
Thanks for watching Mike. I have also noticed how the position "wanders" on these tractors. There is no physical connection between the steering wheel and the front wheels, so there is nothing to keep it in the same spot.