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Rural living and the outdoors - chainsaws, firewood, cutting & slabbing logs, mowers, tractors, lawn & garden equipment, wood working projects, camping, truck campers, Jeeps, and off-roading to name a few. No click-bait, no preaching, no politics, just honest informational videos.
Solo Truck Camping in the Eerie Darkness and Mountain Fog, Perseid Meteor Shower Fail, ASMR
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In this video, I drive to the top of a mountain at night to get a better view of the Perseid meteor shower. The forest was eerily dark and quiet. I encounter pitch-black darkness, rough and narrow roads, and heavy fog. I camped the night on the mountain and drove back the next day.
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Equipment seen in this video:
2012 Dodge Ram 2500 Power Wagon
2022 Palomino SS-1251 Truck Camper by Forest River
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In this video, I drive to the top of a mountain at night to get a better view of the Perseid meteor shower. The forest was eerily dark and quiet. I encounter pitch-black darkness, rough and narrow roads, and heavy fog. I camped the night on the mountain and drove back the next day.
Note: This channel earns a small commission if you make a purchase from the below affiliate links, which helps the channel to continue making content. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Equipment seen in this video:
2012 Dodge Ram 2500 Power Wagon
2022 Palomino SS-1251 Truck Camper by Forest River
Nitecore Headlamp: amzn.to/3WQHFYx
Acurite Thermometer: amzn.to/4dDavCG
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Vehicle Won't Start While Remote Camping: What Can You Do? Tips & Tricks
Просмотров 83День назад
[Non-sponsored Video] One click and no start. In this video, I discuss a recent situation where my 2012 Dodge Ram 2500 Power Wagon wouldn't start after parking in a remote mountain area on a camping trip. I provide some thoughts on what sort of equipment one might bring while overlanding or remote camping to prepare for a similar situation and discuss the components in the starting circuit, som...
Getting Old ATV's Running Again: 2007 Suzuki LTZ250 and LTZ400 (Arctic Cat DVX400) Sport Quads
Просмотров 11814 дней назад
[Non-sponsored Video] I have a couple of sport quads (Arctic Cat DVX400/Suzuki LTZ400 and Suzuki Quadsport LTZ250) purchased new in 2007 that I need to get running again. They've been in storage in the shop, haven't been started in 5 years, and haven't really been ridden in 7 years. In this video, I go through all the routine maintenance needed to get the ATV's started and safe to ride again an...
10 Miles in 3 Minutes. Remote Mountain Camping Somewhere in Oregon
Просмотров 145Месяц назад
No yip-yap or blah, blah, blah. Just a quiet, relaxing drive to the top of a mountain with nice views. Check out my channel to see more videos like this: ruclips.net/channel/UCFrlqS_WXbIw1cj5VzRC5cg Subscribing helps to support the channel, and it's totally free! ruclips.net/channel/UCFrlqS_WXbIw1cj5VzRC5cg #campingtrip, #camping, #asmrcamping, #campinginthewoods, #campinglife, #campingadventur...
Fixing the Palomino Camper Roof Lift System: Motor, Lift Arms, Gears
Просмотров 455Месяц назад
[Non-sponsored Video] It didn't take long before a roof lift motor failed on my Forest River Palomino SS-1251 pop-up camper. In this video, I explain the problems experienced with this linear actuator system and how to resolve them. This includes blown fuses, electrical connections, motor replacement, and rusty or stuck gears. I also cover recommended maintenance including lubrication of the li...
Best Tractor Quick Hitch Options, Common Problems & Solutions
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.2 месяца назад
[Non-sponsored Video] In this video, I discuss the pitfalls of a standard US Category 1 3-point tractor hitch relative to the European style hooks and multiple options for making it easier to attach and remove implements. Placing implements on a wheeled platform with a smooth, level floor helps, but can be improved with multiple hitch upgrade options. I also discuss the pro's and con's of sever...
Cheap & Easy Sagging Fence Repair with Natural Wood Treatment
Просмотров 2233 месяца назад
[Non-sponsored Video] In this video, I show how I repair a fence which has fallen over due to winter rain and snow storms. I use materials I gathered from my property to fortify the posts and treat the lumber with a very effective method used throughout history that the Japanese call "Shou Sugi Ban". Note: This channel earns a small commission if you make a purchase from the below affiliate lin...
Get Rid of Moles FAST: Effective Traps & DIY Methods
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.3 месяца назад
[Non-sponsored Video] After years of dealing with moles, I’ve developed an effective process for eliminating them. In this video, I review available options, including deterrents, poisons, gassing, and trapping. I also show the many types of traps I’ve used and explain the pro’s and cons of each. Finally, I show how to set up my most effective traps in a real-world mole-trapping scenario. Note:...
Jeep JK: Cheap and Easy Fix for the Awful Reverse/Backup Lights. No Switches or Relays Needed
Просмотров 7004 месяца назад
[Non-sponsored video] The stock Jeep Wrangler (JK) reverse lights are dangerously dim. In this video, I fix that problem while maintaining the stock look and without adding an additional switch or relay or exceeding the existing circuit capabilities. Note: This channel earns a small commission if you make a purchase from the below affiliate links, which helps the channel to continue making cont...
Can a Spray Really Improve Snow Traction? Let's Find Out. Testing Tire Grip Non-Slip Tire Adhesive
Просмотров 1515 месяцев назад
[Non-sponsored video] In this video I test Tire Grip (aka Tyre Grip) tire adhesive in the snow using my Kubota BX1870 tractor to find out if it can improve snow traction or can be used to replace snow chains in some cases. Note: This channel earns a small commission if you make a purchase from the below affiliate links, which helps the channel to continue making content. As an Amazon Associate ...
Who Makes the Best 60cc Pro Saw? Part 3: Makita 6100 Vs Stihl MS 362 Detailed Benchtop Comparison
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.7 месяцев назад
[Non-sponsored video] In this video, I compare the Makita/Dolmar EA6100 and the Stihl MS 362 professional chainsaws. I compare features and design elements of the 2 saws and get the MS 362 out for some testing to finally find out if it runs and cuts. Who Makes the Best 60cc Pro Saw? Part 1: ruclips.net/video/kVVh786HDMg/видео.html Who Makes the Best 60cc Pro Saw? Part 2: ruclips.net/video/r7RXT...
Who Makes the Best 60cc Pro Saw? Part 2: Makita 6100 & Stihl MS 362 Unboxing & Did I Get Ripped Off?
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Who Makes the Best 60cc Pro Saw? Part 2: Makita 6100 & Stihl MS 362 Unboxing & Did I Get Ripped Off?
Who Makes the Best 60cc Pro Saw? Part 1: Echo, Makita, Husqvarna, Stihl Feature Comparison & Specs
Просмотров 5 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Who Makes the Best 60cc Pro Saw? Part 1: Echo, Makita, Husqvarna, Stihl Feature Comparison & Specs
Easy Methods to Center and Align a Camper in the Truck Bed and Extending HappiJac Centering Guides
Просмотров 9 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Easy Methods to Center and Align a Camper in the Truck Bed and Extending HappiJac Centering Guides
Husqvarna Garden Tractor Mower Poor Man's Power Steering: How To Reduce Steering Effort for Cheap
Просмотров 27 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Husqvarna Garden Tractor Mower Poor Man's Power Steering: How To Reduce Steering Effort for Cheap
Husqvarna Garden Tractor/Mower Complete 150 Hour Maintenance: Oil Change, Filters, Blades, etc.
Просмотров 3,8 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Husqvarna Garden Tractor/Mower Complete 150 Hour Maintenance: Oil Change, Filters, Blades, etc.
Power Wagon Camper Part 18: Protect Your Compressor & Air Tank. Ram Truck In-Cab Install
Просмотров 20911 месяцев назад
Power Wagon Camper Part 18: Protect Your Compressor & Air Tank. Ram Truck In-Cab Install
A Big Problem with Many Cordless Chainsaws and Fixing Kobalt/Greenworks 80V Oiler Issue
Просмотров 8 тыс.11 месяцев назад
A Big Problem with Many Cordless Chainsaws and Fixing Kobalt/Greenworks 80V Oiler Issue
Power Wagon Camper Part 17: Cheap, Easy Dodge Ram Storage. Securing Off Road Gear, No New Holes
Просмотров 176Год назад
Power Wagon Camper Part 17: Cheap, Easy Dodge Ram Storage. Securing Off Road Gear, No New Holes
Part 2: Should You Buy a Husqvarna Garden Tractor Mower? 5-Year Update of the GTH52 XLS
Просмотров 4,7 тыс.Год назад
Part 2: Should You Buy a Husqvarna Garden Tractor Mower? 5-Year Update of the GTH52 XLS
Power Wagon Camper Part 16: Can the Dodge Ram & Palomino SS-1251 Handle the Dunes? Off Road Testing
Просмотров 390Год назад
Power Wagon Camper Part 16: Can the Dodge Ram & Palomino SS-1251 Handle the Dunes? Off Road Testing
Power Wagon Camper Part 15: Essential Gear for Safe 4x4 Camping & Overlanding
Просмотров 126Год назад
Power Wagon Camper Part 15: Essential Gear for Safe 4x4 Camping & Overlanding
Can You Trust Kobalt/Greenworks 80V Cordless Tools After 3 Years of Hard Use?
Просмотров 319Год назад
Can You Trust Kobalt/Greenworks 80V Cordless Tools After 3 Years of Hard Use?
Power Wagon Camper Part 14: Must-Have Overlander Upgrades. Unique Camera Solution, Ram Mounts & More
Просмотров 290Год назад
Power Wagon Camper Part 14: Must-Have Overlander Upgrades. Unique Camera Solution, Ram Mounts & More
Conquering Steep Hills & Tall Weeds: Kubota BX 4x4 Tames Overgrown Field
Просмотров 807Год назад
Conquering Steep Hills & Tall Weeds: Kubota BX 4x4 Tames Overgrown Field
Cutting/Slabbing Japanese Cherry Tree w/ Stihl MS261 and Kobalt 80V for Live Edge Lumber DIY Bench
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Cutting/Slabbing Japanese Cherry Tree w/ Stihl MS261 and Kobalt 80V for Live Edge Lumber DIY Bench
Power Wagon Camper Part 13: Light Your Path w/ Drill-Free Install. Rigid LED Pod Lights, Dodge Ram
Просмотров 180Год назад
Power Wagon Camper Part 13: Light Your Path w/ Drill-Free Install. Rigid LED Pod Lights, Dodge Ram
Say Goodbye to Wasps! Safe & Natural Elimination with Household Items
Просмотров 4,4 тыс.Год назад
Say Goodbye to Wasps! Safe & Natural Elimination with Household Items
Power Wagon Camper Part 12: Don't Break the Law! Cheap & Legal LED Upgrade for Dodge Ram 2500
Просмотров 115Год назад
Power Wagon Camper Part 12: Don't Break the Law! Cheap & Legal LED Upgrade for Dodge Ram 2500
Make Your Own Lumber on a Budget! Alaskan Chainsaw Mill - Beginner's Guide
Просмотров 357Год назад
Make Your Own Lumber on a Budget! Alaskan Chainsaw Mill - Beginner's Guide
I have a very similar GT52XLS I purchased in 2016. The fabricated deck is a plus, but other than that it is just a robust lawn mower. It will mow my pasture, but I often have to power the mower blade down and back up to get it to drop the built up grass out before it stalls out. I've also had to change out the battery 3 times despite keeping it on a trickle charger almost continuously after the first replacement
@@jasonslade4746 I don't have issues with my deck clogging, as the grass here is usually dry in the summer. However, I've gone through 3 batteries myself and also use a trickle charger. My Kubota tractor is on the original 9 year old battery, so seems there is something w/ the Husqvarna that kills batteries rather quickly.
“The fuel bulb is a failure point”. Goes on to describe a complex electronic carb system. 😂
Yeah, I didn't say the Mtronic carb wasn't a potential point of failure. In fact, I said I would prefer not to have it, as I would prefer not to have a primer bulb. Both features will require more maintenance over the alternative and neither add much value in my usage.
What if you have a fresh dropped oak tree limb and don't wish to wait years to make a walking stick? 🤠
@@Harleyrk99 Well, you can still remove the bark and use it as a walking stick. However it will not soak up oil or stain well while green, and evaporating moisture will cause any coating to bubble up. You could always use it now and finish it later once it's dry.
@@outdoorsinoregon Thank you for your reply. I also read somewhere that you should paint both ends so the moisture will go out the sides. Is this something I should do as well?
@@Harleyrk99 Painting the ends slows down the drying process and prevents "checking" (cracks and splits) on the ends. However, this is generally recommended for larger wood. Smaller branches like you would use for a walking stick are not generally at risk for checking on the ends.
Thank you very much for your reply and advice. I appreciate y'all.
My Husqvarna was bought brand new last year. It has a special mower made by them and I had a hard time finding an oil filter last time I tried. 17.5 hours in I have had to have the carburetor replaced. Thank God it's still under warranty. I wouldn't buy another anything from them.
GARBAGE! GET A KUBOTA!
Here's the original video where I broke down at the top of the mountain: ruclips.net/video/kJJiojK75lg/видео.html
If you're curious about what happened to the Power Wagon and how we got off the mountain, I've posted another video with details: ruclips.net/video/Sbgczl9-mqA/видео.htmlsi=jxCetVYCqLM6QkqE
I've got the same saw. If you want to get more fun/work out of your saw; get a full chisel chain for it! You'll be amazed!
Cool, thanks!
Good Video! Glad to see one on PMCS. I don't completely agree with the re useable air filter, I did the math, the cost is about 8 changes using the disposable ones and that cost includes filter and foam pre filter. You should of mentioned when you grease the spindles, once you feel resistance on the grease gun, stop pumping in grease. hope this helps.
Already sounds like there is an imbalance going on in that deck. Whatever is doing that, if not corrected, you will likely wear bearing or two, if that isn't what's already going on.
wow...this videos provided more information and solutions than i could get from North Star or Reico Titan. Those guys wont even return your calls warranty or not. Very fustrating. Thanks to you i think i can fix the camper my self. Great Video.
@@phillipcochran6825 Yeah, the dealers and Forest River wouldn't return my calls either. Glad this helped, thanks for the comments.
Great video mane will be nice to see full process and not skip but really love that dvx400 looks mint good carb clean it be good 👍
Thanks for the comments; it's always difficult deciding what should be included and what should be edited out. 🙂
mine died, 1-1/2 years old, Husqvarna and Briggs won't honor the warranty, YTH18542, the motor Governor threw a weight, caused motor to lock up, repair shop said it should be covered under warranty but Husqvarna said they don't cover the engine, so they passed the buck to Briggs and Stratton who said they will not warranty the engine, they said it was not Maintained properly and over heated, I'm a retired HVAC service technician, everything I own gets maintained meticulously, after 3-1/2 months and no warranty repairs at the authorized repair shop(I'm a very patient person), I decided to get my mower back and fix it myself, the shop didn't charge me and apologized for the ordeal, so I ordered the parts needed from Amazon for $70.00, waiting for the parts to arrive, in the mean time I filed a Complaint against Husqvarna with the consumer affairs division of the Attorney General of Texas, best I can say is Don't buy a Husqvarna and if you do don't bother with Warranty repairs, I will never buy a Husqvarna product ever again, to bad Honda is no longer making Lawn equipment, btw the repair shop I dealt with is going to drop Husqvarna, that tells me a lot right there.
Wow. Husqvarna not honoring warranty claims seems to be a common issue.
OMG! Just make a couple movements with the truck. You won’t do this with a 5,000 lb camper.
In situations where precision is necessary, moving the camper is easier and quicker than moving the truck. Caster wheels can move in multiple axis; the truck can not. Also, there is nothing here that would exclude a heavier camper except one would need to use caster wheels with a slightly higher rating than the ones I used (the wheels I used are good for up to 4800 lbs.).
YOU NEED THE BEARING KIT TO REPLACE THE BUSHINGS ON THE FRONT WHEELS.
Coming soon.
my new 80v 18" quit working it only runs for 2 seconds then stops i don't know why.
This symptom is common if the motor controller detects current or temperature outside of expected limits. I would first make sure the chain isn't stuck and that you can move it by hand. If the saw or battery have gotten hot, let them cool off. Also, try cleaning the contacts between the battery and chainsaw. Dirty contacts will increase electrical resistance, leading the controller to assume you have a dead battery and shut off the motor. If it's not one of these things, you likely have a bad battery or controller.
The Kobalt Item #0419015, Model # KCS 180B-06 is configured a bit differently. Where you pop off a cover at 2:01 in the video, the one I have does not have a cover. I don't see how the case can be opened but there was plenty wood chips to remove. The best I could do was take "dust-off" spray and clean all wood chips with air pressure.
Good info; thank you for the comments.
I own one and one of the main problems is slack in the steering wheel...poor design.
I have noticed this on mine as well. I think the steering gear is not sufficiently robust considering the weight of the larger garden tractor engine. The gear wear is noticeable, and it's one reason I did this roller bearing upgrade in hopes of extending the life of the gears.
Easiest way to knot the soft shackle head. Successful to make the soft shackle head in second try. Thanks so much...
@@denywardoyo6211 Glad it worked out; thanks for the comment!
Of course I watched 6 other videos before seeing yours.. simplistic yet much better finish in your design, thank you
Thank you!
I don’t wanna go off topic, but I’m wondering where you got your quick attachment for your front loader on your Kubota and if that would fit my LA 243 basically that’s what I’m looking for or something to change that over so I can get the bucket off without modifying it. Thanks
The quick attachment has been a lifesaver for switching between the bucket and snow plow. It's a Kubota part, and I got it from my local Kubota dealer. I don't know if they make one for the LA243 or not, but your dealer should know.
@@outdoorsinoregon so that’s not the product that Ai2 products makes?
@@garycrossman2110 No.
@@outdoorsinoregon thank you for your response. I’m enjoying your videos job well done.
I got 4 VEVOR Industrial Machinery Mover, 6T/13200lbs from Am and rolls the camper right in.
Check the description for links to equipment and parts seen in the video.
Do you have a link to the lift motors or a part number? I can’t find one anywhere.
Links are in the description area below the video.
@@outdoorsinoregonthank you!
I've had my speeco Q.H. for 9 years now, on my 45 hp compact utility tractor.. It works great!
Good to hear; thanks for the comments!
I’ve had a YTH21K46 since 2012, and have had no major problems with it. Currently, it needs a new drive belt, and I’ll find out about the transmission when the belt is replaced in the next week or two. The Kohler engine has held up better than I expected.
Hello, I’m 18 and have a little mole catching business… I use a combination of trapline and wiretek traps. Lately it’s been taking me a lot longer than usual to get catches. Lots of moles are getting under the wiretek without setting it off. A customer recently gave me some cinch traps for free and I’ve gotten one catch in probably about 9 sets. I’m in Texas so the soil is different from house to house. I’d love to hear your take on
If they're getting under the wiretek trap, it could be either it's not being set deep enough into the tunnel or the trap is too difficult to trigger and the moles find it easier to just dig deeper instead of pushing up completely to trigger the trap. The triggers are hard to set off on these and can become sticky with dirt and rust, so these traps have to be kept clean and lubricated before each use. It might even need to be sanded or filed down a bit to keep the trigger components working smoothly. My best advice to improve the catch rate with the cinch traps is to make sure you're setting them as deeply as possible into the tunnel and ensure the tunnel section is reasonably straight. If there is a sharp turn near the trigger, the moles often dig around the trigger instead of trying to push it out to trigger the trap. Also, realize nothing is going to work 100% of the time; some moles seem to have a knack for evading the traps more than others. This will be difficult for customers to understand, but it's how it is. Hope this helps.
Very helpful! Where would I lubricate the wireteks and what should I use? I’ve never thought about any of that to be honest. And where would it need sanding down? That’d be a great video idea but I wonder if it would be in demand lol
They are a POS. Never have another one
I would keep both saws
Well, so far I have. :-)
Or you can just grease them
What happened to the wagon…?
It didn't want to start...and then it did. I'll explain details in the next update.
It's a dodge thing. lol.
@@gringo3009 🙂
Anxiously awaiting….. I have a 2011 and I had a no start at 1st I thought it was the fuel pump replaced it everything was fine for a little bit and then the same thing so I thought it might’ve been the relay as you know, in some engineers wisdom instead of a fuel pump relay that you can simply change out it is soldered into the board so I use the jumper cable to go around. It seems to be working but now once in a while when there’s a lot of rain, sometimes it’s a hard start the only thing I can think of now it to start replacing wires
@@Wylde5150 Here ya go: ruclips.net/video/Sbgczl9-mqA/видео.htmlsi=BnRIxaD_ucuovqa2
D105 mowers had transmission recalls
Indeed. This mower came with a light duty CVT transmission with a plastic case. I never had issues with mine, but I came to the conclusion that I really needed a heavy duty unit for my property. Unlike a hydro, the CVT also required shifting from forward to reverse with a lever, and the operation at low speed was really jittery. I like my hydrostatic transmission much, much better.
At around 7:53 in, it looks like your are starting by pulling the cord with very little effort to wind it, then releasing it like a coiled spring and it fires off. Is this just the timing of the video vs. the audio track, or does this chainsaw have an unusual starting method?
The answer to your question is explained near the beginning of the video.
Thank you for this video. There’s so many people with this problem. there should honestly be a recall. This is so unfair to everybody that owns one of these campers you spend all this money on a known problem and the worst part the sales people tell you oh no this is a new motor. We don’t have the problem with these anymore. Your video was very helpful. I’m thinking about using plexiglass on the roof, as sort of a umbrella over the shaft to try to help keep water out. I’ll let you know how it works out. now thinking about it as I’m writing this. I don’t know what the largest size of shrink tubing is there would be a way to seal that top post, it may prevent a lot of problems. Maybe try painting it with flexseal I’ll keep you posted.
Thank you for the comments. With regards to sealing the top of the lift arm posts, the top cap could be removed and sealed with silicone or similar. You could also potentially seal the tops of the plastic covers, but water will still enter from the attachment pin holes at the top of the lift arms. There's an aftermarket company that makes a one-piece solution that is supposedly completely sealed and waterproof, but it would require replacing the entire assembly, sealing existing holes, and drilling new holes. And some people have seen early failures on these as well. My best advice would be to store the camper under cover if possible and routinely check the lift arms and gearboxes for lubrication.
Done this on my Husqvarna, and it made a big difference in steering, Great upgrade!
Great!
This worked great! I added these needle roller bearings and combined it with a steering wheel knob. Steering is much easier and I really notice a significant difference.
Great, I'm glad it worked out for you!
Love that mod idea , thanks !
They all have produced good saws and some not so great. I grew up running sthill, husky and the occasional dinosaur homelite / mac. I generally reached for the sthil due to it just always starting. Huskys were a little tempermental in my humble opinion but worth the effort if you were cutting up a sizable trunk as you could dig the felling dogs in and just lever through because they generally had more torque. A friend of mine recently bought a weekender husky from one of the box stores. Ran well enough but one bar nut?! I know its a consumer grade but damn. I'm really just kinda disheartened to see so many brands absorbed by husky. I.e. zenoha/redmax, jonesreed. I kike choices and they are beconing less and less. That said i took a chance on a echo cs-490 open box on ebay a few years back for $200. I wish i bought all they had at that price because i would likely never need another saw. I have many chords of wood through the echo and recently bought a new bar. Thing starts without fail every time. The power to weight is perfect with muffler mod. I can run it all day unlike the cs-590 or other larger saws. Truth be told the 20" bar is pushing it a little bit for the displacement (especially as echo seems to tune for longevity rather than performance.) But better to have the 20 for utility . Next purchase will probably be echo / shindiawa 34cc 16" for limbing. I'm getting older amd while i can run the cs -490 all day a lighter limbing saw looks attractive sometimes. I mention shindiawa as they have some excellent deals right now and they are pretty much a carbon copy of an echo pr vice versa. Shindiawa 335s @ home depot right now to your door for 219 at home depot. Always wanted to give makita dolmar a shot but never had a shop that carried them anywhere near me. Having access to parts is kind of a deal breaker which sucks because i am sure they make a fine saw. Unless something changes or i encounter a deal too good to pass up... i don't think i will buy another stihl or husky.
Great video. Thank you for this!
Thank you!
i have had mine for over 5 years,never had a issue with it i use it to tow my ski boat arounnd the rancch and my airplane in and out of my hanger. and it is a antique airplane big and heavy does the job just fine. did have to buy a used craftsman self propelled mower to get the edges of my lawn, but the husky works just fine, winter i attach the snowblower or the snowplow to it. but i did replace the rear tires with some heavy duty atv tires for more traction.
Interesting; thanks for the comments.
Need better resr tires not 4wd lol
Thanks for showing us that this is a fake product! İ was wondering if they worked
Yeah, it didn't work for me. I also tried it on my mower, and it got stuck instantly. As with the tractor, the traction seemed to get worse after spraying. I'd like to do some more testing in different conditions to see if it ever improves traction, but I'll have to wait for colder weather.
I have a 08 power wagon with a 1300 lbs dry slide in camper. I installed airbags but still don't feel stable. Leaf springs are soft in the power wagon for off-road capabilities. Have you done anything to the rear-end of you truck to get rid of the sway?
The suspension upgrades I did worked out well and were discussed in this video: ruclips.net/video/kRibYEUwg3E/видео.htmlsi=FxHy8Jt5duI5Roh7
I just did this procedure on my Dixon tractor. Just love it!!! I'm 80 years old and any good relief is appreciated! THANX for the video!
I'm glad the video was helpful and thanks for the comment!
@@outdoorsinoregonI had trouble getting the grease caps back on so I made my own with large electrical shrink covering and 3/4 in. nipple with a cap. Works really well and easily put together! Again, THANX. 😊
@@WayneTucker-ht4up 🙂
I've has 2 54" deck modes with 30 hp. Only major prob with current one was sump gasket leaking.
As 0f July 2024 you can still order 80 volt Kobalt Chainsaw through LOWES online. I'm even looking at replacing the 18" with the Oregon 20" bar and chain for my KOBALT 80 volt chainsaw. I have (2) Kobalt 80-volt 18" Bar Chainsaws and use (2) 5 AH Batteries. I’m 79 and love NO more having to pull a cord to start a gas-powered chainsaw. My first 80-volt 18" Bar Chain saw with a 5-AH Battery and charger was $400 in Jul 2021. - I use them on our Southeast LA farm of 18 acres of tall large pine trees that were devastated by a Hurricane and tornado. On 10 acres of the property, nearly all the trees are down or dead. My chainsaws have been working great and cutting huge logs and trees and logs up to 20"+ and it works great. I also use the 80-volt 10” Pole saw, lawnmower, and Leaf Blower.
As 0f July 2024 you can still order 80 volt Kobalt Chainsaw through LOWES online. I'm even looking at replacing the 18" with the Oregon 20" bar and chain for my KOBALT 80 volt chainsaw. I have (2) Kobalt 80-volt 18" Bar Chainsaws and use (2) 5 AH Batteries. I’m 79 and love NO more having to pull a cord to start a gas-powered chainsaw. My first 80-volt 18" Bar Chain saw with a 5-AH Battery and charger was $400 in Jul 2021. - I use them on our Southeast LA farm of 18 acres of tall large pine trees that were devastated by a Hurricane and tornado. On 10 acres of the property, nearly all the trees are down or dead. My chainsaws have been working great and cutting huge logs and trees and logs up to 20"+ and it works great. I also use the 80-volt 10” Pole saw, lawnmower, and Leaf Blower.
I have (2) Kobalt 80-volt 18" Bar Chainsaws and use (2) 5 AH Batteries. I’m 79 and love NO more having to pull a cord to start a gas-powered chainsaw. My first 80-volt 18" Bar Chain saw with a 5-AH Battery and charger was $400 in Jul 2021. it is still being sold on the Lowes website as of 5/26/2024 - I use them on our Southeast LA farm of 18 acres of tall large pine trees that were devastated by a Hurricane and tornado. On 10 acres of the property, nearly all the trees are down or dead. My chainsaws have been working great and cutting huge logs and trees and logs up to 20"+ and it works great. I also use the 80-volt 10” Pole saw, lawnmower, and Leaf Blower.
Yes, I definitely love the ability to just grab the saw and start cutting - no mixing gas, no pulling on the cord, no warm up cycle, no air filter, no fiddling with the carburetor, etc. The 80V is a strong saw and roughly equivalent to a 50cc gas saw. With a couple of batteries, a typical homeowner could quite easily replace their gas saw with one of these.
I have (2) Kobalt 80-volt 18" Bar Chainsaws and use (2) 5 AH Batteries. I’m 79 and love NO more having to pull a cord to start a gas-powered chainsaw. My first 80-volt 18" Bar Chain saw with a 5-AH Battery and charger was $400 in Jul 2021. it is still being sold on the Lowes website as of 5/26/2024 - I use them on our Southeast LA farm of 18 acres of tall large pine trees that were devastated by a Hurricane and tornado. On 10 acres of the property, nearly all the trees are down or dead. My chainsaws have been working great and cutting huge logs and trees and logs up to 20"+ and it works great. I also use the 80-volt 10” Pole saw, lawnmower, and Leaf Blower.
I use this 80V saw quite a bit and was pleasantly surprised by the power and battery life with the larger 5AH battery. It doesn't work well for slabbing work, as the bars get warped or pinched and no one makes a heavy duty solid bar for it. However, it works great for general storm cleanup or firewood tasks. I've worked it hard, and the oiling gear is the only failure I've had (cheap & easy fix). I believe the batteries, motor controller, and motor on these are quite solid. I wish the parts availability was better, but considering that it has saved me a ton of time over maintaining a gas engine, I certainly don't regret buying it.
Great video. You covered the differences very well and I'm sure it will help others choose the right saw for them. I prefer Stihl's pro saws hands down myself. The rim sprocket on the pro saw has the advantage of changing it out easy without replacing the whole clutch drum. Also you can change from a 6,7 or 8 tooth sprockets as long as you get the oiler worm gear that matches and to other chain pitch too. It is more versatile. The pro saws are meant to hold up longer through heavier use than the homeowner saws. All around better quality. The 261 has one of the best power to weight ratios too. Thanks for sharing your testing with us. 😎👍
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