What size of footer for this building

I have the BF Goodrich KM3 Tires and have 10,000 miles on them with very little wear. I live in Cherokee, NC and go all over the place. We took the Blue Ridge Parkway to the Shanendoah Parkway into D.C. Spent a few days at the Smithsonian then came bak the same way. Awesome Trip!

I have the same Honda, I hate the transmission! I'm Thinking about buying a Roxor and giving the Honda to the Mrs.

Pretty crafty, man.

Can this be done with a 16 to 19 1500 bumper

According to the 2025 Honda Ranchers Owners manual on page 260 it suggests avoiding full throttle starts, rapid acceleration, and constant rpm operation for the first 15 miles, this all the owners manual says regarding the break in period. I haven’t seen anything as of the moment about not putting the vehicle under load, or towing during a break in period. If I find anything out that is confirmed to be official from Honda I will empathize that in the future, but as it stands that is all I have found that has come from Honda about a break in period on their ATV engines. Only the first 15 miles, the differential fluid isn’t to be replaced, but every 2 yrs according to the owners manual, not the initial 100 mile, 20hr first oil change.

Excellent Idea!! I've got to find me one of these!! Thank you 😊

I bought a Husqvarna yth2348 , Intek vtwin motor, regular riding mower in 2014. Can’t remember what I paid for it but it $2,000 something then. I’ve got close to 400 hours on it, runs great, with no major problems except replacing the coils because of mice. I can’t see paying the kind of money they want for zero turns. Best thing I like is Husqvarna puts grease fittings everywhere their needed.

Where did you purchase your roof? Is it from Honda?

Good price for what you built.

My 2007 base 3.7L h3 has 231,000 miles. My front drive shaft also made that loud clicking sound. You can restore it by adding high temp grease to the CV joints boot. Overtime, the grease leaks out or runs dry. I live in Tampa and bought it in Tampa. Hmu if you ever want to go off roading

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Does the clicking in the transmission get quieter with miles ?

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Osh kosh... By gosh ! Osh = OSHA Nothing else left to say !

Hey bud came across your page looking at old yanmars. I have a good tip for you on the subject of tipping so easy. I own a 1977 2210D that i bought from Fredricks outdoor in Alabama. love my tractor a lot but as you stated they a very narrow. What I did was swap the front wheels around. By doin so it pushes the wheels out further therefore making a wider stance on the front end. BTW Hoye is great for getting parts but so is Fredricks Equipment in Decatur Al. Also since these old tractors dont have live pto, when using a bush hog you really need an over run clutch [ slip clutch ] that slides onto the pto shaft. it allows the blades to slowly wind down without pushing the tractor forward which can be very dangerous.

i tried to call the dealership to order that forest bumper for my ‘24 1000-5 deluxe and they are on national back order, i can find that bumper anywhere on line either

What made you choose Honda over Kawasaki, Polaris? I am looking as these 3 brands for my first side by side to use for my property. Thank you for the video

Thank you for the rundown. I’m looking at getting a 2024.

I was wondering what you do with the grass or weeds after you mow them?

You did a nice job!

Get’er duuun!

You have most likely discovered the teeth can be sharpened to a point. Then they can be replaced. Grung off the button on the rivet, punch out and remove from bar. Put on blade and re-rivet. Easy Peasy. I am 77 years. I have done this more than few times.

WHO’s did this bring back memories. My step-grandmother had a 40 acre farm here in Washington State. They farmed with draft horses, when the last draft horse died. My step-father bought a Farm-all Cub tractor. The horse drawn equipment was converted to tractor pull. We mowed the hay with the shackle mower and the hay rake was a rope trip so you could create rows. The we hooked the tracker to the old horse drawn hay sled. This was back breaking work as you walked along with hand forks loading the sled. Then offloading into the hayloft. Thankfully, this only lasted 2 years and they he started getting the hay balled. We still had to load and load onto the hay sled. What wasn’t a lot of fun was having to ride on the manure spreader. It had a foot active gear that started the beater blades in the rear and a system that fed the manure into the beaters. You can imagine what it was like for the guy riding on the spreader seat. The speed the blades turned was dictated by the speed of the tractor. There were times, he know what it’s like between brothers, If the driver wasn’t happy with the brother on the spreader. You can imagine what it could be like. PUEW.

WHO’s did this bring back memories. My step-grandmother had a 40 acre farm here in Washington State. They farmed with draft horses, when the last draft horse died. My step-father bought a Farm-all Cub tractor. The horse drawn equipment was converted to tractor pull. We mowed the hay with the shackle mower and the hay rake was a rope trip so you could create rows. The we hooked the tracker to the old horse drawn hay sled. This was back breaking work as you walked along with hand forks loading the sled. Then offloading into the hayloft. Thankfully, this only lasted 2 years and they he started getting the hay balled. We still had to load and load onto the hay sled. What wasn’t a lot of fun was having to ride on the manure spreader. It had a foot active gear that started the beater blades in the rear and a system that fed the manure into the beaters. You can imagine what it was like for the guy riding on the spreader seat. The speed the blades turned was dictated by the speed of the tractor. There were times, he know what it’s like between brothers, If the driver wasn’t happy with the brother on the spreader. You can imagine what it could be like. PUEW.

You'll throw a rock up at your head and lights out. And I don't wear safety glasses or a seatbelt.

Nice ride, I peeked at them today at the local dealer but not sure what I want. I kinda want one that is more sporty but I imagine these would do fine out exploring old roads and things.

Great buy!

My god get some sheet metal over that 😅

Definitely a cool idea BUT its hardly cutting anything. Its mostly skipping the grass. Seems like the blade needs a higher rmp so it will have more time to actually cut the grass

I am looking for something exactly like this machine… where would a person find one? I live in southern Minnesota farm country so I imagine there must be one in someone’s grove. What is the proper name of the machine?

Those were nice mowers in their day! We have one that my dad and grandpa used for years, as a young kid I was fascinated by the mechanics when it was in operation. Loved that clickity clack sound!

I got an 06 with the Bose system and tires bright yellow love it. What shocks did you happen to use? Mine are definitely gone

If you want to transform the comfort of the rear seats, I highly recommend you look up Rad Customs in ID. They make a bracket where you add a RZR seat base and then set it where the factory butt pad goes. It makes sitting in the back so comfortable........to the point where my kids fight to sit in the back and not the front. Before that they hated riding in the Pioneer in general, and I don't blame them. The only thing you need to understand up front about Rad Customs is they don't mass produce these brackets. If you go on the website it will tell you exactly when they are going to ship.

Nice.that is what I'm going to get myself.ive looked at all of the utv it's my choice.thank you and have a good ride

Got me thinkin.....wonder if an upside down riding mower trans/rearend would work in the same way. We could all get those for free. I've been weedwhacking my yard instead of putting the deck on. I use the mower as more of a puller for the wagon. Would be nice if everthing just got pulled.

Funny how someone with some actual engineering knowledge tries this and warns you how dangerous it is and then every sycophantic 'Tuber jumps on the bandwagon and goes and does it inbred redneck style...This might be OK to pull behind a tractor. Definitely not something you want to be pulling with an ATV, unless your goal is to get decapitated. Your support structure is woefully inadequate for the mass you are pulling. There is a high risk of the diff separating from the tow vehicle, with unpredictable and potentially catastrophic results. But, hey, if it weren't for people like you KZbin wouldn't exist in the first place. Congratulations, you made an upside down helicopter. You live with danger, you die with danger and I'm damn lucky to have survived my 20s.

This is what I currently trying to do

4:10 gears would be the best.

if the rear end yoke uses U-bolts ,use a long piece of steel tubing ,and weld a thin piece of steel flat stock to the leading edge on both ends of the steel tubing

Change the gear ratio in the rear end to get it to spin faster....

Those tires make it look good

Cutting grass that was already cut.....very impressive. Next, you can show us how you freeze frozen water.

you’ll like it until the rock comes up a knock your ass off the four wheeler and you really get to see it cut, with out the guard, there’s no vacuum to pull the grass upwards before the cut

Nobody mentioned my dog would chase it. RIP.

What gears you runin in that rear end!

This is a great idea! We are looking for one to do around our pond. Did you end up sharpening or replacing the blades? Are they still available?

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Man, I would siriusly consider putting a cool chair 💺 on the back of that ol axel housing and run some ropes up to the Handel bars of that quad. Ride it like a roman chariot. 😎 🤠 😂

The only thing "redneck" about this rig is that you didn't remove shocks and cross members. This is freaking genius! Well done! It'll get you 300k miles or more. 👍👍👍