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That's a good idea. I was going to do that, but never got around to it. I have the light and wire/relay to connect to the annoying backup beeper that I disconnected. Maybe once I find myself driving it at night more, I'll make it a priority. Thanks for watching and for your comments.

Glad you found this helpful. Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a fantastic day.

Great question. There are holes in place to add a rock chain guard, but after checking around just now, I couldn't find one made specifically by the manufacturer of this rotary cutter. I thought at the time I bought it that this was an option from TractorSupply, but can't find it now. There are several available that should fit, but they may not line up with existing holes, requiring you drill some to make aftermarket chains fit. Sorry I couldn't help with this one. I haven't actually had a need for the guard yet for where I use the cutter.. Thanks for watching and for your comments.

So sorry you had a similar experience to mine; sounds like maybe worse. Glad my video helped you though. Thanks for your comments and for watching. I appreciate it.

These have worked fantastically. In all fairness, these are fairly high-end Paradigm speakers to start with, being used as rear surrounds; these are a line above any models they sell at Crutchfield. So they will sound far more impressive than Bose or any speaker from Best Buy, whether they are boxed or not. I created the boxes not really to improve sound, but to reduce it for traveling into the next room. From that stand point, they do an excellent job. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

And he's a good tractor sales manager because he is also a good mechanic. He's definitely a hands-on guy, who welded some hooks on my bucket and painted them while I waited. Buying my tractor there was a good experience. Thanks for your comments and for watching.

I believe it's 160 lbs. See full details, including measurements and install manual on my website -- twc-projects.net/resources-rctent# Thanks for watching.

Once the gear oil starts to come out, you stop there and then put both nuts back. Having this type of setup is common on gearboxes in place of a dip stick. Hope that makes sense. Thanks for your comment and for watching. Have a fantastic day.

Sorry about that. I've had good intentions, but it just hasn't been a high enough priority. This will unfortunately won't be done for several more years, while I work toward retirement. I might be able to get it running before then, but the real work will come after I retire. Then I'll go from top to bottom of this car. It needs all new gaskets, seals, fluids, brakes, and anything made of rubber. Then all new interior. Then paint and tires. It's a massive project. Thanks for checking out my channel though. I appreciate it. Have a fantastic day.

Thanks for the kind words. I have not had a chance yet to use it in the summer, but it does have screens on 3 sides, so there is good ventilation for the warmer nights. I have used it in the very cold and it sealed out the wind very well. However, only good sleeping bags will keep you warm. Not sure insulation on the hard shell would do much for keeping the temperature cooler either, unless your shell is facing the sun on a hot day. But this tent is designed to put up and take down quickly, when you're ready to sleep. You shouldn't typically be using it in the heat of the day, so insulation may just be extra weight, extra bulk, and extra cost. Just my opinion though, and I'm not a big camper so I could be wrong about this. Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a fantastic day.

Lol! Thanks so much for sharing. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine. Glad this video helped. Have a fantastic day.

Thanks for the suggestion. And thanks for watching. Much appreciated. Have a fantastic day.

So glad that helped, and more importantly glad you're now fully enjoying your TBoss finally. Thanks for watching and for sharing. Have a fantastic day.

So glad I could help and you didn't have to go through what I did to figure it out. That's the only problem I've had since I bought it. I still love it. Thanks for watching and for your comments. Hope are subscribed and have a fantastic day.

I used a standard metal deep circular box and mounted using the same sheet metal screws that attach the roof and walls to the framing. My fan was light enough, but you could add a bolt with washer, lock washer and/or locking nut if you are worried about weight. Disclaimer: I am not an electrician and this video is for entertainment purposes. So you should check with an electrical who knows the electrical codes in your area. Thanks for watching. Have a fantastic day

Thanks! Yeah. Video of window replacement already done. It'll be out next Tues. Easiest and quickest fix I've probably ever done. Not the cheapest though. Thanks for the support. Have a great day.

I think we either put in one bolt with washer and nut, along with 3 sheet metal screws, or all 4 sheet metal screws. The fan is fairly lightweight, and the sheet metal screws we used are heavy duty; the whole building is held together with them. Disclaimer: I am not an electrician and this video is for entertainment purposes. So you should check with an electrical who knows the electrical codes in your area. Thanks for watching. Have a fantastic day.

I'm so sorry you're having such a problem with your saw. It's been a while since I did this, but I'm pretty sure all 4 allen screws adjusted. Not the hex bolts, but the allen screws. But you should only need to adjust two screws, depending on what side is off center. As you saw in my video, I measured distance from top, bottom, left side, right side of the wheel to the housing to figure out which direction the band was sliding off. For example if the top was a 3mm closer than the left and right side, and the bottom 3mm further, then I would try adjusting the top two screws a quarter turn each then put the wheel back on and measure it again. I'd repeat until I get the top, slides, and bottom as close as I can to one another. Hope that helps, but I may not be understanding your full situation, as I'm not there to see exactly what you're dealing with. You may want to check-out "Sawing with Sandy" on RUclips as well. He has lots of great videos on these saws, and hundreds more hours of experience with them. Best of luck to you. Hope you get this sorted out soon.

Thank you so much. I especially appreciate your comment because I had someone leave a nasty comment on this video saying I talked like I was explaining to 5-year-olds, and that everyone knows what a sheet metal screw is. I don't remember what else they said, because they were just being nasty. Not the kind of person I want to watch my channel. So thank you for making my day with your kind words. I hope you have a blessed day too.

Here's a short I created about it -- ruclips.net/user/shortsg-UEd3cPw_k?feature=share You can find a link to where you can buy it from my website-- twc-projects.net/amazon-store Thanks for watching and for your comments.

Awesome! At the time I bought this one, they were only available directly from Massimo in TX, so I bought it on-line, site unseen. It was delivered to me on a flatbed truck all ready to go. Just added gas and that was it. Hope you also have a good buying experience and ownership experience. Happy riding.

Yeah. My tiny little slabs are like a drop in the ocean compared to your garage floor. That's massive and looking great. How awesome will that be when you're done. Nice work!

I just used 3-4 metal screws directly into the flashing and that has worked fine. Been in place for 2ys now, and no issues. Have had some pretty massive downpours too, but going strong still. Thanks for your comments and for watching. Have a fantastic day.

The whole time I was putting it together, I was worried I should have spent more $$. But, I've used (and slightly abused, as you've ssen in my other videos) it a few times now and it's worked well. It does what it's meant to do without complaining. Thanks for watching and for sharing. We're not old; just "seasoned". 😉 Have a fantastic day.

See twc-projects.net/amazon-store for links to this and other related parts and equipment. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the suggestion. That's exactly what I thought when I built it. Fortunately, it is surrounded by trees on the East and South sides, so it stays remarkably cooler than I expected. I just open 2 or all 3 doors and that fan cools it right off. Just had one of the hottest weekends in the 3 years I've owned the garage (feels like temp of 104*) and the garage was no hotter, with the fan going, than outdoors in the shade. Thanks for the comment and for watching. Have a fantastic day.

That's fantastic! Congratulations! I've loved mine, as you can see in the many videos I have where I'm using my 2515. I hope you have the same great experience with it that I've had. Thanks so much for sharing your good news and for watching my channel. Enjoy your new tractor..

Thanks Jon. Yeah, way smoother.. 😀 It was way too muddy last time for sure.

I believe it was the 7/8" Pitch Woodland Mills blades for soft & hard woods. I bought a 10pk when I bought the mill and still have plenty left. woodlandmills.com/hm126-hm130-sawmill-blades/ Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

I saw you had cleared everything out of the shop and insulation ready to go down. Exciting! What a big difference that'll be to have a much bigger place to work, and not have to try to move cars up and down the hill to work on them. Can't wait to see how it turns out. Have fun in the mini-X.

Yes. Logically, what I did this time didn't make any sense. But, the results show for themselves. I think it just requires continuous adjusting of the angle based on the material you're moving, what's underneath, and if you're using the tines or not. I saw one video where they had a hydraulic top-link, which they kept adjusting as they went along to get the desired results. Maybe that's the key.. Thanks for all your continued supportive comments. Much appreciated.

So glad you found this video helpful. Mine is a 2019. Mechanically it hasn't changed much, but the newer models have a few more bells and whistles. Thanks for watching and for commenting. Have a fantastic day.

No racket from mine, taking off or otherwise. Do you have the metal dump bed? I've heard those make all kinds of noise. I had a guy asking me if I knew where he could buy a regular plastic bed like mine. He hated his metal one.

Thanks. I've heard that from other viewers as well. I purchased mine directly from Massimo in Texas in 2019. They seemed to do an excellent job assembling this machine, so I've never had a loose bolt or nut since I've owned it. I think the ones sold in TSC or other retailers are assembled by whoever is around that day, as opposed to people whose job it is all day every day. Checking nuts and bolts as a regular practice is good advice though, for any equipment; especially equipment that gets banged around and vibrates. Thanks for your comments and for watching. Have a fantastic day.

Unfortunately, no. It's quite heavy duty. This is intended for use with a small tractor, a UTV/ATV, or a relatively powerful riding mower. There are other, lighter weight products on the market designed specifically for pulling behind bikes. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

It's been absolutely perfect for what I needed. And it took all of 5 mins to install. Fits like it was made for the tractor, and definitely was made to fit chainsaw and tools. Had I known earlier, I would have gotten it when I got the tractor. Thanks for the support. Have a great day.

Gald you found it helpful. Thanks for the comments and for watching. Have a fantastic day.

Thanks! Now I feel like I need a giant car port at Bear Ridge to store this, the dump truck and trailer under so that they don't just fade and start rusting again in a few years. Always something to do. The day I run out of projects will be the day I'm 6ft under..

Thanks so much. It was a lot of work, but even I'm surprised how well it turned out. It definitely would have cost 5K more if it looked like this when I bought it. I saw the potential, put in the hard work, and am very happy with the results. Thanks for all the support. I really appreciate it. Have a fantastic day.

Thanks for the supportive comment and for watching. So glad you found it helpful. If you do get one, you may want to add a hitch to it for moving around your property. I made one on the cheap in this video. It's been a back saver -- ruclips.net/video/Rmnn7Ss1T7w/видео.html

Awesome! Congratulations on getting a new tractor. Gad you found this video helpful. It's been a fantastic machine for me, so hope the same for you. Thanks for the supportive comments and for watching. Have a fantastic day.

Thanks. I did a follow-up on that one, installing gutter guards; if you're interested ( ruclips.net/video/d4PZis1BtrE/видео.html ). Thanks for watching and for your supportive comments. Have a fantastic day.

Thanks for the awesome support, as always. Definitely won't catch me painting the Porsche. That project seems so far off at the moment. I have so many other things in the works that all get me to retirement so that I can then do things like finish the Porsche. And yes, the mini-X does look fantastic finished with decals; far better than I was expecting. Will share the next video, of which I plan to edit this weekend. Hope all is well with you. I need to catch up on your progress with the challenger. Seeing you do that makes my automotive projects seem super simple by comparison. Keep up the great work.

Thanks so much. It's been a labor or love, that's for sure. In the next video you'll see how it turned out. I'm pleased to say it now looks far better than I was expecting. Thanks for the supportive comments and for watching. Have a fantastic day.

That's a great question. I know Massimo sells plow kits for this, and there are companies that make plows that mount onto these. There are lots of videos out there with people using UTVs to plow snow, but I don't know if there are any about the T-Boss 550 specifically. It seems capable, but you may want to consider going up to a bigger engine. Of course it'll always come down to the depth and wetness of the snow, which is different every storm. Unfortunately I just don't have any personal experience with plowing snow in my Massimo. So I can only share what I've noted above. Thanks for watching and for your question.