I'm glad this video helped you out! Let me know how your install goes when you get everything!

They're the factory rear tires off of a Polaris Sportsman. I'm very impressed by them. They're a low pressure tire so they offer a lot of flotation over the ground.

I'll see what I can do. That one runs to the remotes up front so I'll have to find something to connect to them.

@@jongeddes09 yup it does I am just curious because it's got 3 positions to it.

That's cool! What type of implements do you plan on using with yours?

I mounted a 5hp tiller on the back for my garden. Works great.@@jongeddes09

Thank you! I'm really split on what I want to do about that. Part of me would love a machine that looks brand new but the other part of me really likes the unique wear pattern of 45 years of use. I haven't come up with a definitive answer yet.

Possibly a link to Amazon where you bought the 3 point?

I considered Onan swapping this one since I have a welder generator with a P228. I couldn't justify pulling the welder generator apart, though.

I've seen a few videos of 300 and 400 series tractors with a snow blower and it looks like so much fun! We don't get enough snow where I'm at to justify one but I might try to get my hands on one of the two way adjustable snow plows.

Correct. There are pros and cons to both, though. First focal plane scopes tend to have harder to see reticles at lower zoom levels. I think this scope is a good compromise because you get the easy to see mil dots at low zoom level and easy hand adjustment on the turrets for just adjusting the zero when you start to zoom in.

Yes, it's the Mini 6 Din cable from SignaLink. Make sure you install jumper wires in the proper orientation for Mini 6.

Thanks! You need to see it in person, it's pretty cool

David used to moonlight as a dirty hippie

'66 F250

This subject led police on a chase after walking into his significant other's place of employment and fatally shooting her four times in the face. He ended up stopping on I-5 to engage police in a shootout.

That's what I did, although it does throw off the steering geometry a bit. The best way would be to rewire the servo at the plug.

I know so little about servos right now that I can’t even picture how to do that in my head lol

I know so little about servos right now that I can’t even picture how to do that in my head lol

@@justinmoessinger6977 You can either disassemble them and swap wires around inside or get a premade "servo reverser" adapter that plugs in between the servo and receiver

Ohhh very cool! Thanks for the info!

The Tamiya high strength servo saver would probably work. I've found that beefing up the steering with metal gear servos, an aluminum arm, and heavy duty links has worked well.

Those were good days!

Look up a "Slow scan TV" app on your phone, turn the app on, and play this video into your phone :)