Thanks!

Its been a few years but on mine it was on the drivers side it looks like

@@misterbulger best of luck with whatever you end up doing! Even if it involves rolling it down a hill...lol

Yeah really enjoy spending time with my dad! I use a cheap android tablet off amazon (Headwolf) with OruxMaps installed and VVMapping for the actual map data. www.vvmapping.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=11&zenid=0rkc3ope38pfejvmjcojq53h82

@@fancypolak thanks for the link. We were just at HFM on July 13. We rode Pocahontas, Indian ridge, pinnacle and then my buddy’s can am outlanders useless pump gave out. Cant wait to get back up there.

@@norwoodsatv sounds like you explored some more systems then we did! I can't wait to get back, those trails are nothing like what we have in Michigan

I appreciate the offer but I typically only run a half windshield so might not benefit me much to have the rear windshield at this point. Not sure if you guys have other products for the Mav Trail but lmk!

@@fancypolak OK! Thanks for your reply.

It was a hoot! 😁

Yep there's definitely some pros and cons to them but super convenient and easier to drive/park with.

Hahaha thanks Kyle

Hopefully this translates correctly: Vielen Dank für die netten Worte!

I left the old speakers in place as well as the receiver. Typically don't use it but they make good stands for the Klipsch speakers!

Amen to that Dan! This old unit is from my parents house but has still got a beefy motor and pump system. I totally agree with you, they're built to be replaced nowadays.

Hahah Amen to that! 😁

Not sure if this model is still available, I can see some available on Amazon. I actually purchased this in store at an old Sears that was still around at the time.

feels like it! lol

Unfortunately when I had originally got the sled it just came in a box with it so I did not order them, the previous owner did. I no longer own that sled and the box is long gone. DennisKirk may have some good options for you though, sorry I couldn't be of more help!

Thanks Dan! You have a merry Christmas as well bud

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for checking my channel out!

At the time when I had the sled I just lifted it up onto it. Thanks for checking my videos out!

Yes I had to gut it myself for the first time, just followed a KZbin video and went in for it! If I didn't have the 4wheeler I would've had to drag it out which luckily I was on private property so wouldn't have been a big deal. They make straps and carts for moving deer you can buy ahead of time though.

thanks for the reply! its helpful to hear these details from people doing it. Gotta add a deer cart to the list! I'm really not looking forward to the gutting part though:(@@fancypolak

No problem! And yeah gutting was my biggest concern going into hunting as well. It's best if you have someone who is experienced to guide your hand but if not (like in my case, I'm the first hunter in my family so don't have many folks to get experience from) just take it slow, don't cut too deep right away, take your time. Read up on the anatomy of a deer and watch plenty of videos before. I'm sure you'll be just fine, the smell isn't as bad as I expected 😂

Thank you!

Thanks Dan!

Unfortunately this was a few years ago at this point and I no longer own the truck. The other comments on this video have some decent advice on getting it pulled out as well.

Sure thing! Definitely willing to discuss how that process works.

What is the specific model of your vehicle? And please provide us your contact information so we can send you details.@@fancypolak

Yes I did end up getting it finally, I'll need to adjust it though as it needs to be a bit tighter for the lightbar to sit properly.

@@fancypolak let me know how they work im looking to put a light bar

Ayyyyyyyyy

Yeah the hill is more intimidating in person but really isn't too bad of a climb