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@@alexdrockhound9497 smart!

@@projectponderer its saved me a few times. Ill always try to have a UPS on my network equipment from now on

@alexdrockhound9497 yes. After a storm we had no cell signal. No power. Needed to check on my family in multiple places. Hooked power to the router and bam I could get in touch with them.

@alexdrockhound9497 thanks for the comment! Yes, when I first bought mine I went around testing everything! 😆

@@macdoctor562 thats smart!

amzn.to/3zTeBYU it's a hook extractor. Comes in handy.

You know someone will. 😅

@davidambriz9624 always possible. Iv seen steel with rubber coating at Napa.

You really shouldn't run any risk using steel

@@adamcarufel8895 plastic cap and tape around the metal. Good to go.

@HapaHeritage thanks! My wife will be mad when her plugin doesn't work anymore. 😆

@timburns9909 thank you!

@bigguy1403 it looks like they mount the same. Just one bolt through the mount. They are both 48v batteries. I assume it is converted to around 12v to the light. I see no reason why it wouldn't. Thanks for the question.

@projectponderer that's what I'm thinking too...thank you

​@@bigguy1403 your welcome

@brianweber2941 that's a good idea. If I have another similar project I'll try that. Thanks

@Hiser23 I think it looks fine myself. But everyone has their own style

@@projectponderer from the video of assembly it looked warped. Maybe it was just the camera angle I guess

@Hiser23 it's just plastic so not real strong. Without the 2 wires on the bottom as support I could see it twisting. Out of the box the fender was on its side and had a slight twist from packaging. But the supports straightened it out.

The battery is hard to remove with the fender on, I would leave it off if you're not planing to ride in the rain.

@WCoast_ That's true it is. I don't take the battery out. I charge both batteries while they are on the bike.

You can try mine out and see how you like it.

It is! Lots of fun. It has motivated me to get back out and ride.

Thank you! I definitely agree. I look forward to seeing it.

Thanks! Alot of work. But they are handy.

I use the HF 5 gallon oil drain dolly. Sku# 90582. Once it's full I unscrew the funnel. Then carry to container out.

@@projectponderer great thank you so much.

Yes me to! 😆 I'll have a ungrade video come soon.

Thank you.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Yes I wish I had gotten more pictures of the pour to. It was a rush with so many things on my plate. Plus my dad was helping. He is a old timer. "I don't want my picture on the innerweb" 😆 Yes I have rebar gridded inside the block and joints. Then poured full of concrete. I was going to reinforce the edges. But as I look at my garage floor where I drive in every day. It never has chipped so think ill leave it. Im thinking of putting angle iron on the inside of the pit so I can floor the top and remove it if I want. Hopefully this summer I'll have a updated video. Thanks for the comment!

Thank you very much 😊

Thanks. If I find a good deal on material I will more than likely make a cover for when its not in use. Noone has fallen in it. Ppl seem to be scared when around it. 😆 I'll do a update video this summer. I have a few plans for the pit.

Thank you. I appreciate it!

Thank you! My first and biggest fan!

And to cheap to buy a new one! 😆 🤣 😂

Thank you very much!

I'd you do block or poured walls? How did the floor turn out?

Thank you! I didn't want to bump my head on low riders. 😆 When pressure washing a frame its nice to have room for the wand. Iv had some trucks in there that I needed to use blocks to reach the oil filter. I'll be doing a video on a 2x4 folding ladder soon.

Play work play work. 😆

I usually have a fan going. Just in case. No water problems. On one side it is 20 inches off the ground. On the side that you drive in the over hang keeps it out. I suppose a really large Storm could blow some in. But hasn't yet. If it does ill use it to clean the pit. 😆 As far as ground water. Both gutters push water away. I Still need to pipe one underground. The garage is on a hill so all water flows away. I done block walls, then rebar and poured concrete inside. Then concrete on the outside of the walls. Even when it was just dirt it was dry. So hopefully if I get cracks it will stay dry.

@@projectponderer I know you have done more thinking on this than anyone will give you credit for, great job! Having the hole in the center of a roof I feel gives us tons of protection from soil swelling and contracting. You will probably be fine.

@@ThinkBuildTest thanks I appreciate it. Watching you go first gave me the fever for one. :)

Thank you. I appreciate it!

That was 5 years ago. We didn't get to explore much. Mostly what we saw was rock ledge, which has a potential to having a cave.