Ur welcome. The seat covers are definitely waterproof, but I've found that they fade out pretty quick.

Yes, if you go back and check my earlier videos 3 to 4 months ago there is a gun rack video. It works great and can be mounted nearly anywhere on the roll cage bars. I use mine for my ARs. And no it does suck that these machines do not have a flip down windshield like the Yamaha Rhinos. I've not really got into figuring that out yet.

Thank ya much. It fits like it was meant to be on there.

Thank ya, yea, for the money you cant really go wrong with these machines..just stay on top of maintenance. The most common issue ive found is the one way bearing goes bad easily, but if that happens its a fairly easy fix and get the Yamaha Rhino bearing, same exact bearing and much better.

its all in how you tune it, lol

@@woodz_walker yeah come on

Yea, it turned out pretty good. I got a full video coming out about it. Things didn't quite go as I planned 😂

A good hard rain takes care of it😂

@@woodz_walker I was talking about myself. My late wife would haunt the heck out of me if I came in that way. ❤ 💔 BTW I have a Badboy Bandit 750 with the huge grabber tires. Runs very well both on the road and in my farm fields.

​@@JoelMahlman I've heard of those, but don't know anything about them

@@woodz_walker It's a hisun built to badboy specs.

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Lol, not really, deep enough for me😂

If it was any deeper that knockoff would have stripped both axles 😅

​@@robbyclower9223it's been in a few deep mudholes, I've sunk it up to tops of the tires on occasion and it pulled thru no problem.

Changed the air filter and a new spark plug..😂😂😂

@@woodz_walker 👌🏼😂😂

502 modified crate motor swap. 😂🤣

I wish😂​@@christopherfarmer1812

1927 police issue Colt .45

It was my grandpa's, he was a sheriff in 1930s Appalachia, from the stories I've heard it was wild as the old west. Story has it that this gun "rehabilitated" several outlaws😂

your welcome

i use a wax car detailer spray on it with a micro fiber towel to wipe it down

yea, maybe i need to get a little more detailed. I try to keep the videos fairly short and keep to just the basics of what im doing. I tend to work at a slower pace and need to learn to speed things or or do better editing jobs. Thank ya

wow, pretty cool that you got a free one, never heard of the big muddy before. and yea i got mice that want to make little homes in mine if it sits too long, but so far ive had no wire damage from mice chewing on them. yea their pretty great for hauling and hunting gear loads and getting back deep in the woods, theres alot of guys in my area that have them for hunting purposes.

Colt .45

hey, thank ya, everything was ok, luckily im on the west side of the appalachian mountains , we got some gusty winds and and some torrential rainfall for a couple hours but then it just all stopped, rivers and creeks got high and there were a few power outtages and some of the much higher elevations had quite a few trees down,,but we really dodged the storm pretty good.

well, ive had none so far, i do think i got the dreaded one way bearing issue starting to happen, which is the most common issue on these machines. so when i do have to replace the bearing ill get a Rhino one way bearing, much better to use and not very difficult to fix. otherwise mine has been rock solid for 4 years now.

that i dont know

well, for the money you cant beat thses machines, real good bang for the buck, but most important if its new is to break it in easy and change the oil often the first year you ride it, these machines require frequent oil changes and i recommend greasing all the grease points a couple times a year at least, other than that, and dont run them above 25 mph unless in high gear, keep them in low gear under 25 mph, it will save wear and tear on the clutch and drive belt.

shew, yea, i was going all over the property tying things down and putting up anything that could be blown away.

Yea, gotta get that fuel ahead of time. Gas pumps don't work when power is out, lol

Husky are goofy, lol. She's a rescue Dog that was in a bad way until I found her.

I don't know about the Sector, not familiar with it. I would assume the 550 and 500 are basically same motor and would probably work.

Thank you. I have other cats also, where I live is rural and people dump animals here often, all my cats and dogs are strays or rescues I took in . He will be ok here

Yea, this nothing new to me, we actually have 18..every one a dumped cat, some I found out hiking the woods, we sorta run a permanent cat rescue here, on occasion I'll have a cat in my videos, lol. He looks like maybe attacked by a dog or coyote, we have quite a few neighbors with wild dogs that run loose.plus my daughter is a Veterinarian..so his medical issues are covered.

Maybe, but I don't think it would deaden the motor noise. Need something that reflects heat and deaden sound at the same time

Yea, definitely got to seal it up. I've found a couple cheap plastic totes that are almost the exact dimensions as that space, with a little trimming off the tops they would fit pretty good I think and fabricate a water tight lid some how.

Yea, I was thinking about how to line it to keep junk out of it and possibly an extra battery or maybe a place to store stuff like battery cables, a bottle jack..ect..or it be great space for a power inverter if could make it water tight.

I vant stand wasted space, I got do something with it and make it useful.

Me too, it's on the list

A hiding place for the emptys😂.. good idea

Yea, I thought about that.

Absolutely.. those stock halogen bulbs are trash.

I ain't that tall, short legs help minimize the skinned up shins😂

You keep hooking up more power out, you’ll need an RV alternator. LOL

​@@charleswalker3836 I got 2 light bars up front and rear back up pod lights that I just half assed wired up with with what I had laying around, figured it's time to do it right. Re wiring everything in 12 awg instead of the 14awg that's in it, with a few extra switches for future projects.

Oh it's got the typical polycarbonate scratches, but I do wipe it down on occasion with car detailer spray on wax and a micro fiber towel. I think because it was a cloudy day and the sun wasn't glaring off the swirl marks made it seem clearer than what it really is.

Nah, who ever left this here ain't hunting.