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@adam22908 it's been great no complaints..just make sure you get a cover for it to keep it out the weather...and I always clean it before and after use with a half of onion! Do that when the charcoals is hot

I'm at about 20k miles now and the still meaty...but I don't drive my diesel much..just on the weekends

@@bigcountryreviews6551have you had any problems with them?

@christopherocampo989 naw bruh none at all!!!! These are thee best and most quietest mud tires I ever had and definitely will be buying more! I'll prob get 40s next 15.50s

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Naw they only rub at full lock turn and that's only when I'm trying to squeeze in a parking spot lol

@@bigcountryreviews6551 Do you have an instagram where you could send some better pictures? I’m very interested in what it looks like but there wasn’t much footage of the truck afterwards!

@@jackwilliams1493 @thedieselsnowflake

Yeah bruh you right I just be slacking honestly 🤦 😪

@@bigcountryreviews6551 yeah, I hear ya, life gets busy

@@jaybman2700 you speaking nothing but facts bro 💯

They holding up great bro! Highly recommend

@@bigcountryreviews6551 sounds good man. Have some coming already actually for my 4runner.

@@dustinsalisbury4383 they ride like butter and are super quiet bro your gonna love them

Yeah I have im thinking about changing it 🤔

Me too

I got them from AC Moore and Walmart

You are very welcome!

I didn't cover it with anything besides water lol. But you can use peat moss thou, I didn't because my yard is to big to cover with peat moss and it would of been too expensive

@@bigcountryreviews6551 Yeah I got you, thanks for the reply! I am going to aerate the heck out of the bare dirt to loosen everything up, seed, then use a pull behind lawn roller to hopefully press in a bit of the seed to get some better contact. By the looks of your that may not even be needed.

@@briankennedy5403 yeah rolling it in is a good idea too and also I seeded heavy as well I did 10lbs per 1000

@@bigcountryreviews6551 planning to do 10lbs per 1000 also. Good deal, ready for GREEN instead of brown lol

@@briankennedy5403 same here bro army worms and crab grass got my yard smh

Thank you! And I might do some grilling videos! I never thought about it thanks!!

Are you on well or town water?

@@AD-vf3ek City water 75lbs 6GPM flow - it will NOT support 6 heads, but it will do 3 at a time, so skip the T and run 2 lines - it only took me about 15-20 phone calls, 20-30 parts switches and the whole damn summer to discover that - it's false advertising. IF they gave you a 2 zone timer and told you to run 2 lines it would be ok, but even the support people won't admit that.

Here's what I took the time to write on Amazon: It would take me an hour to document all my struggles with this - Loved it first summer - honeymoon era. Trencher took a day to put in. Layed out with a T and 3 on each side. Water pressure in 75 with 6GPM. 2nd summer sorta ok, still happy to have in ground. Last summer, had to pull up head after head to get them to go. This summer, it just ain't working. No there is no leak. Have changed every head, found Orbit's work better and I believe more durable. I changed - all heads multiple times, new timer, TWO new FCKIT's (great name for their Faucet Connection, should be the name of the whole kit)), in and out and in with pressure reducerS (plural), hook hose directly to it bypassing timer., dug 2 2' holes in my lawn, replace end drain. Finally got out the sprinklers mid August and got my lawn green again. Yeah it was green around the heads where the water gurgled. I've bought (and returned) heads, including non rotators, at least a dozen of them. Where do I count the ways? THIS SYSTEM WILL *NOT* SUPPORT 6 HEADS!!! I was ready to buy an Orbit kit and start over, and destroy my lawn - again. But even if I did - I would NOT try to run more than 4 heads. To try to conclude, I finally stated digging, and found the T - (just about a 12" X 4' hole) and split them and extended them. Now separate lines with THREE heads pop fine. My yard is only ~60' X 20'. I will get an Orbit Dual Zone timer like I have in my front yard, and run them at different times. And tonight is is going to rain now that I FINALLY figured it out,,, wonderful. Happy summer and nice having a desert with 6 lush green spots about 2' in diameter. "Customer service" is appalling, all those things I tried, except using Orbit heads, were at their direction - but they NEVER admitted it wouldn't run 6 heads, even today for my at least 10th-12th phone call to them. I *think* it MAY run 4, but if you believe their advertising and put in 6 (3X3 on a T), prepare for the honeymoon to be over not that far down the road. You should see the parts laid out on my patio, but why bother? Suffice it to say I have at least $150 in Home Depot returns to do. This is deceptive advertising, and all the great reviews you read MUST be in the Honeymoon phase. I could type for another hour, but why bother. Rainbird owes me. I gotta get back out there and fill in the holes before it rains, but I'm scared to re-bury it for fear something else will happen. They need to re-name the kit with their Faucet Kit code.

@@bloomz1 this sounds like a nightmare. I just ordered the orbit blu lock “2 zone” and bout a separate 4 zone wifi timer. I plan to run four different zones with 3 heads each line. I only have about 52psi and they say with 35 minimum I should be good. My only thing is I have to run a 5/8 hose to connect these to my faucet because the facet on my house is pretty far away and I would need to run extra tubing to ready then when I already have 5/8 hoses from my ghetto above ground sprinklers I have now. I hope this will work. Or do you think I should just buy extra tubing and run them to my faucet if about 75 ~100’feet??

@@tite732 I wish I could answer that, maybe you'll have better luck with orbit than I did with Rainbird. My system finally works fine with a 2 zone timer and 3 heads - but I'll again say, don't trust the manufacturer, at least I KNOW for Rainbird - they don't give enough of a shit to do anything BUT run less (they claimed it could handle 6) than they recommend. Good luck with it

Thanks bruh and Naw man it only rubs on the radius arms at a full lock turn..but other than that no rubbing at all...I only have a 2.5 inch leveling kit and running 37-13.50r20s

Thanks bro

Depends what kind of timer...the rainbird regular hose timers are nice and you can set mon-fri and water 2 times a day...the orbit basic hose timer is ehhhh okay 🤷🏾‍♂️...but the orbit wifi hose timer is amazing 👏🏾.!! Check out my review video on it!

I like the WiFi ability. So cool. How about the sprinklers? Are they the same as far as throw

@@benavena727 yeah pretty much the same with throw..depending on your water pressure and gpm on your house..but the rain bird sprinklers are to me are better quality than orbit..you can especially tell with the weight difference of both

Do you get good head to head coverage or just some overlap

@@benavena727 great coverage and I got all my zones set to overlap a little

Nope not at all

2 rounds then I took a sod cutter and took it all up...if you look at my other videos you can see the whole process

Psi100 gpm 3-5gpm I can not rememberits been so long lol