I honestly couldn't go back to not having it. Yes it is ready to run FireControl, I feel Mach3 is a better all around program but firecontrol is specific for these tables and has run flawlessly for me.

@@smittyvideos2619 I was watching your video again. at the 1:38 mark where do the white and black wited that come from VCC and GND connect? I was trying to look for it in your video but could not find it. Thank You in advance for your reply.

@@reidjensen569 if you pause around the 1:18 mark i think thats what youre talking about. if not give me your email and ill send some pictures of inside my box

I'm not sure what hose you're talking about?

@@smittyvideos2619 both hose that is vibrating in the video

the OBD scanner will work on most makes and models the cvt app will only work on nissan

@@smittyvideos2619 thank you

that sounds more like a steering component, suspension, or tire issue.

J1850 & ISO9141 protocols elm 327.

Thank you

Good to hear. Thanks

its the one that came with the lifan engine with the flange cut off

​@smittyvideos2619 do u have a link to the rubber adapter?

The belly belt can sometimes be a pain to adjust looks like it's running smooth free spinning but as soon as you start grinding it pulls. I've never had issues with the chute conveyor other than bearings

Yea I made one. I think they sell one but not 100% sure

i have an older sena in it now

All of the research I've done i could not find anything else, i have recently upgraded to a bully dog programmer but upping the idle helps alot.

@videos2619 So an update on the ELM 327. I was able to get it to pair but when it runs diagnostics it fails soon after and says "adapter failed or not found" or something like that so I finally gave up after like 10 attempts.

i am not sure i ended up getting a bullydog gt tuner, but this was a cheaper solution for the time being.

I'll have to take some measurements, I haven't worked on this one in a while. Just a guesstimate would be roughly 4' long 2.5' wide. Hammer length is 9 inches, and screen selection depends on material usually 1.5" on the downside 3" on the upside.

@@smittyvideos2619 wow I was always told you run the same size screen if you have a two pace screen unless your doing it for a mulch mixture. haveing that long of hammer is crazy big too. you must have one big spacing between the turbine and the screen with low arch screen for sure witch would make sence. mine only has 3/4"x 5" long hammers on it currently with about 3/4"-1" space between the hammer and the screen spacing but I'm planning on upgrading the turbine and putting solid plates on it with thicker hammers and heavier rods and thicker heavier screen just trying to figure out what size thickness of plates to put on the turbine without going to heavy because I don't plan on running anything other then brush slabwood and small stumps in it like anything under 10" nothing bigger and regrinding. your information will help me out thanks again and be safe grinding.

@@jeromyw385xp yes sir, for regrind/compost we'll run 3" on both sides the older rotted stuff will pack the smaller ones up, and yes the two different sizes is to keep the material in the dye longer. happy grinding and be safe.

@@smittyvideos2619 oh OK that makes sense. I'm not getting into coloring stuff just making the mulch and selling natural to people that want natural stuff and selling stuff to a guy who will run it threw his coloring plant. less hassle for me

You’ll love how the kid making minimum wage makes your rims look afterwards, if he doesn’t bend them. Spooning tires on is easy. Better learn how before you get a pinch flat in EBF.

roughly 15,000 lbs

But you weren't joking, it was a pain!

I still feel it is worth it. After doing it once its not that bad haha

i sat them out in the sun for a while

i am not sure on that i just know it works with the 2nd gen frontiers

I'm not sure about that generation.

Any tips for a newb facing the impossible?😂

It is ridge rd off of star point rd. if you pull maps up you can see the trail going into the woods. Lots of spiders.

the CVTz50 app is what I used to adjust the idle I'm not sure if the car scanner app can do it. There may be a free app that can but I'm not sure.

unfortunately, i have an iphone. now i’m stuck! i guess the car scanner app from your video doesn’t actually adjust the idle?

@@charlesfulks7571 do you have a friend with an android phone?

I hear that we only get out to do real rides a few times a year.

Kentucky side or Tennessee side?

@@buckshotmaster Tennessee side. Byrdstown off the road that leads to Starpoint Marina.

I just help set the machines up and get things running, there is a local guy that i go help run. and lets me take videos, it must not be too bad he's still in it 3 years later. I imagine it has alot to do with location, how you get your material to grind and the market for it.

If you are talking torch height control. I do not have it on my table.

Im in north east ohio so havent had it out in a while but was still running good in the fall. Should be getting them back out soon i hope.

You ever had a leak carb out the box I have the same set up as you

The spark plug cracked.

Thank you.

I honestly never checked it. I am curious now ill have to check.

@@smittyvideos2619 Well no big deal, since I posted that comment I double checked my wiring and fired it up, and it worked!

@@chevytruckjerry good to hear, and best of luck to you.