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great video boss

I love these type of fences. I like the look and the fact that the materials will last much longer. I am in the process of building a similar fence (I don't think mine will come out looking as clean as your fence has). I opted for 10ft 2-3/8" chain link terminal posts 4ft deep with 240lbs of concrete per post. I am spacing my posts 9 feet apart and putting up 36" x 12ft R panels horizontally 2 tall overlapped several feet per post. The 12 ft decision was purely based on cost, 8ft was $38, 12ft was $44, and 16ft was $78 (I could have likely saved had I the means to travel and purchase this from a company that makes the panels, but I am not as lucky, so I had to go with big box store. I read somewhere (don't have link) that there really needs to be a barrier between wood and metal to prevent corrosion. Since I want this fence to last the rest of my life time, I purchased 6" water proof vapor barrier seam tape to put over my pressure teated 2x4s I am using. Don't know if it is necessary (or stay attached), but I don't ever want to have to repair this later. I live on the top of a hill and the winds are a bit stronger and I don't want the fence to get blown over, especially with the strong storms we have had this year. I also will be hanging 6 foot chain link fabric on the back side of this (to prevent the pups from escaping which is another reason I am using so much concrete. Hopefully I have over built it enough that it will withstand the weight, I only have to go 90 feet.

This type of fending is common here in West Texas, but on a c purlin frame. This would definitely be much cheaper.

Nice work! Any idea yet about high wind?

Thanks for video. Same problem with AXIOS minibike. Thanks to you he is back on his bike after a year. I had cleaned the old carb about six times but still ran like crap. No one will work on chinese motors.

That's actually a fantastic idea. I wouldn't be surprised if a company took this idea and started making aluminum paneling specifically for fencing if they saw this.

FationFab. The kit came with all the hardware and new gaskets. Stage 3 Motorsports had the best price at the time.

Which ones did you use SPD or Faction or another conpany

why wont it come out still? your not showing something....

did you purchase panels from box store or a metal roofing supply?

Great information thank you for sharing!!!

Thanks. It solved my issue as well.

Ideally, I would have liked to have used some larger lumber for such a long run of fencing and yes, some sort of post protection would have been nice too. Unfortunately, any deviation from what I installed would have greatly increased the cost which was not an option for me at this point. Sometimes you just have roll the 🎲with what you can afford. ✌

I like it! What type of vehicle do you use to haul your trailer? Reason I ask, is because I have a truck and the idea of having the bike rack facing the trailer looks like it makes more sense than having the bikes up front closer to the vehicle. Great video!

So glad you posted this.

I’d like to see a video of it working.

For those of you with 2020 or so 3038e units JD went to a two filter system without a paper element in the water separator. There is only a plastic filter element that can be cleaned and replaced and only catches the big detritus coming from the tank. The bowl is much taller and is held in place with a knurled ring at the top of the bowl. The second filter is just behind the right front axle, easily replaced. It is also often misidentified in the JD books as a MIU800645 which is larger diameter and will not fit the adapter. The correct filter is a MIU803137 and is identified on the filter can as a HIGH EFFICIENCY filter. And it's a more expensive filter by about $20 more than the 800645. To bleed the system do the water separator first then the HIGH EFFICIENCY filter but leave the latter just screwed on to the nipple a few threads. Then turn the key to on, not start, and wait for the water separator bowl to fill then the fuel will flow forward to fill the HIGH EFFICIENCY filter and will overflow when done. Then tighten the filter 3/4 turn after the filter's seal contacts the housing. Wipe everything down and start the tractor. Should be no leaks. The other thing you may notice is that the water separator may draw down fuel at the top and there will be a lot of foamy bubbles that are very quickly replaced by fuel. It will do this several times...a lot, actually....and the tractor may stall out under load until all the air is self purged...again, several times. When all the air is gone the system settles down, all bowls/filters are full and no more stalling/stopping. When I first encountered this stalling behaviour I thought it had to be a switch, solenoid, or relay because the tractor just stopped "right now". The other videos and forums said change your filters and make sure your tank is water free. They were right. There was damn little water in the bowl (red ring wasn't floating - I doubt you could get that much water in there to get it to float and still have the engine run) but the system was sure sensitive to that tiny amount. Should be none....water and injectors don't mix well.....

Ah yes, the pyramid method 😆👍

I replaced my carburetor and it’s starts the mini bike starts to smoke when I turn it on

I replaced my carburetor and spark plug and my engine turned on the only problem is that my throttle won’t accelerate

I’m basically at the point where I’m putting electrical tape over every single clip behind the plastic. The rattles are everywhere.

Don’t look like you were having much luck removing the fuel filter with the oil wrench on video at least. Did you have to fight with it to get it off or use a different tool? I seen the wrench slipping but the filter itself wasn’t turning according to the writing on the filter? Seems like you did something off camera there we didn’t get to see you do?

I use the Hipa brand carbs on my minibikes. They work way better than stock.

Gosh you just got like three feet of air that time can I try it really quick.

I've traversed that bridge, twice!

Um

how many miles to a full tank?

Thank you!

any thoughts on what i think is dash rattle . truck needs to be at operating temp, traveling at 50mph for it to start. Once it starts it doesn't stop until i drop below 40 mph. Returns once i pass 50 mph. Smooth roads. Somedays- not a sound, other days- rattles all day long

Won’t work on gravel…

Garbage, Walmart bikes, made by a company that used to make coolers. Purely for the ignorant people that shop at big box stores. Buy a real frame, American made, solid welds (look at the trash welds on your shit box Coleman), and symmetrical, from RCF Mini Bikes. These Chinese, sold IN STORES mini bikes...ARE TRASH.

Anyone know the OHV screws size for the Coleman 200?

Is there an oil filter of any kind?

Great video !! I just bought two !! Lol My son and I have a blast riding these for an afternoon !! Coleman did do a great job on making an affordable and durable mini bike for the money .

Awesome video

So goes do you like it a year later? I'm installing mine right now and mine is also not typical, and requiring some modification.

First of all, how r all those junk get pass the lines or engine?

That rattle gets on my nerves

Love these videos like this they help out soooooo much

Is there any way u can send me a video or a picture of how ur recoil wire is hooked up to the new carb

Hey great video. This was extremely well done and edit it. You should make more videos.

To do that u don't need to take the filter off I've done it before

Are you able to unscrew the main jet screw I know the stock one you have to drill out?

How much did It cost you

Cheap cheap cheap American cars

Looks like a pile of junk and 23 mph is a joke.

Great video and instruction! In watching I realized they didn't give me the paper filter and saved me stopping in middle of the job. Great little tractor with lots of power. Mine has 410 hours as well and is well kept as yours. Keep the videos coming!

Do you thing that if I mount it to a concrete wall it will wable too?