The moose sighting was amazing. They had white on the legs, pretty cool

Never heard that one before, but I like it

That's great to hear. I haven't really tested mine out that much

Thanks! It was a lot of fun.

Dude, that was highlight of the day! Microphone crapped out again. Closest I have been to moose in the wild, like 50 yards...

Thanks, I have been working on it

@ U welcome…

Dude, I hear ya!

Could be. Keep an eye on the seals

I hope your recovery continues to go well. I'm doing great 👍. Wow that was a long time to be cooped up in the hospital.

That would be cool 😎. Hopefully some day I'll make it to Florida

The winch does draw a significant amount of power under steady use.

That's a strange one. Something is grounding out, check the wiring

I know what you mean! All the best with your recovery

It feels great 👍 Thanks

Thanks, It's so nice to be back out there!

Thanks, I sure am!

DUDE, it sounds gooood!

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. It certainly is a challenge. The recovery is just as tough mentally as it is physically. It really does get so much better as the months go by.

F1 10 A key/clock F5 10 A INJ/IGN/FUEL

Ya ok, thanks for the tip .

Thanks, it sure does feel awesome

Yes that would have been great

Thanks, it feels great to be enjoying the outdoors

Absolutely!

Always! Don't take time spent with friends and family for granted.

Felt good to get back on the horse 🐎

Its a 2021, with around 4000 km

It felt amazing, can't beat the power

@@ADVENTURESThisWayI agree!

Its definitely is a long, challenging recovery. I had a tough time for a few weeks. But now it been over 14 weeks and I feel awesome. Good luck with your recovery, sounds like you're on the right track.

@@ADVENTURESThisWay Thank you!

Ya Buddy! It sure was. Wait till the next one!

Thanks Man, that's the truth! The helmet communicators are great. Definitely would invest in some in the future.

Thanks, it sure is!

It could possibly some dirt or water in the switch. Its easy to take apart, now that I know...21's don't beep. and no the 4x4 indicator light would not come on.

@@ADVENTURESThisWayso just to be clear. When your 4x4 stopped working, when you put switch onto 4x4 would it show up on your screen or no? Im baffled. When i put mine in 4x4 it shows up on my screen correctly and i hear the electronic noise of the actuator and the feont drive shaft spins as it should but is not turning the front axles ? Lol

@JP-ATV no there was no indicator on the screen

@JP-ATV could be the diff...

Gotta love being out in the back country!

Thank you. You should!

Thanks, I'm doing great!

Glad it was helpful!

Don't sweat it too much, you'll be fine

Had bypass surgery done in August first month is hard but it gets better been back to work a month little whimpy but every day gets better.

Don't be terrified ! It's not that bad ! HAD heart surgery ten years ago , wasn't any different than any other surgery you get relaxed GET a BUNCH of things hooked up to you and then put to sleep . I was in surgery for eight hours , woke UP next day and the worst part of it was the back ache ! HAD me sleeping. Sitting down in recovery and my back the pain about number eight ! The reason my back hurts is they opened my chest and spread the ribs to get to the heart and the stress was on the spine because never had to spread front ribs before and that squeezed everything in back and Tylenol took care of the pain and two days later UP and walking the hall eventually got home but had to sleep on recliner not comfortable on back so did that for bout a week . My surgery was for heart valve replacement , I was 65 yrs old now WALK and climb hill. For exercise so don't sweat it ! Piece of cake !

Thanks! You have no idea how much that helps!

Thanks, glad to be still kicking!

You and me both!

Agreed! Yes the smaller displacement machines are a ton of fun

Thanks! Wow that's crazy! Definitely great to be outside, living it up.

@ Take care, man!