Hustler Zero Turn First Start 2023 Hardest Parts

This video shows you the first start of the Hustler Zero Turn mowers and hardest part(s) of starting mine.
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[@mikebryan1676]

Max, it was great watching your video. Glad to see you are back at making a few videos and your health is improving. Take care and I'll be watching for future productions.

[@MaxsGarajMahal]

Thanks Mike, I appreciate it I had a bunch of videos to make. I received an email that pretty much made this my last video although supposedly it wasn't meant for me. I've struggled with the comments about needing more verbal explanations and details then those that love to hate on giving those that are less capable needing the details making me out to be a real talk too much. A boring love to hear myself speak, etc. But, this may be the email that broke the Camel's back and embarrassed I even replied to it: 'I have watched swveral KZbin videos on Rotary Phase Converters so I can get my Hardinge lathe up and running on 3 phase power.' 'Virtually EVERY video is laborously long.......seems ile EVERY person who makes a YT video just loves to hear themselves talk... Over and over and Over and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over and over again til it puts me to sleep........' 'Every sentence has to begin with.."And remember...first the earth cooled and the dinosaurs came,but they got too big and died and turned into oil...." ' 'EVERY video has to show removing EVERY screw(after explaining how a screw is made and how it works,) splice EVERY wire (after explaining how wire is made and what size will hadle what amperage,) etc Over and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over andOver and over and again.......' 'SUPER redundant; SUPER verbose, DIAD\RRHEA of the mouth............. GEEEEEEEEEEEEEZZZZZ' My reply: "I can tell you this as a YT creator. You get beat up because you didn't explain every tiniest bit of detail from the beginning of time, long before the machinery was even created until it was shyte on so many times it failed to perform any of it's intended services then every detail it took to get the repair started then you begin giving a few more oral details on top of the video capture themselves. That gets you beat up even further until you begin speaking incessantly to keep from having any dead air which then brings out those that kick you in the nuts for 'loving to hear yourself speak' which brings to mind the reason I no longer make many videos as no matter what, more people are into shytting on the creator they can fricking figure it out for themselves.'

[@jamescharles1756]

That was a funny video. I find it hard to believe it hasn't gotten a million views just for the laughs. We need more of your sense of humor!

[@MaxsGarajMahal]

I sure could use about 50 videos a year with a million views, 75k likes, 75k shares each year. Maybe I'll have to consider doing more comedy.

[@michaeljessie1853]

Just in a few weeks will be mowing, I check the mower battery it is flat need to be charge up ,I ever had that problem with the SD battery I am think about replacing that small battery with a bigger one if I can fine one that would fit , need to do some modifications for a bigger battery. Great to see you Max I hope you are doing well, your SD still looking good I did watch your two videos on the heaters but I didn’t comment.

[@MaxsGarajMahal]

Try charging the little battery, then while the battery is in high charge, check for current draw. With the positive cable removed, touch the positive to see if there is any spark. Best to do in semi dark as it can be very very minimal spark that shows residual current draw that will pull down a battery in a couple of months or even much less. Perhaps even in a couple of days. Begin eliminating the current draw one item at a time such as unplug the ignition switch. Check the battery for spark again. If that doesn't remove the spark then disconnect the igniter wire to the solenoid. If that didn't eliminate it, then disconnect the cable from the solenoid to the starter with the igniter reconnected. Continue through your electrical system until you find the offending item. Then replace that item and the offense may be rectified saving batteries and aggravation. Hope that helps and as always I truly appreciate you watching and look forward to your next video. Maybe on Battery Current Drag. lol Thanks my friend, Max

[@michaeljessie1853]

Thank you Max , I will do that check sparkle on the positive cable for drawn I think it could be the front flashing lights switch it didn’t happen until put that on the mower.

[@MaxsGarajMahal]

@@michaeljessie1853 That's sorta what I was thinking but then it still could be the clutch, ignition switch, safety switch etc.

[@michaeljessie1853]

I just got the battery recharged the best I can see there no draw from the battery we did have a very cold spell few weeks ago and the battery wasn’t completely charged it was on the weak side. I think the cold weather caused the battery to go flat. I have no heat in the garage. I’m still thinking about replacing it. Think you Max for your help.

[@davidgreen3099]

What size replacement tires do you have on this Raptor? It’s time to replace my tires and I live on a rural property and I like the tread on yours. Thank you! David

[@MaxsGarajMahal]

Those are MassDepot.com's MASSFX SL221110 4 PLY Lawn Mower Tire 22x11-10. You can get them with a discount using MGM in their discount code. They do not pay me one red cent so you're helping them not me. massdepot.com/MASSFX-ATV-TIRES-22X11-10-SL221110 Now, here is the deal with going with this tire or any other taller than the original diameter tire: You need to do a body lift kit which I make them out of 1" square aluminum tubing from Lowes, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, etc. Remove the fenders, remove the bolts from the fender mount which also carries the seat deck springs, put the 1" tubing below that, reinstall. You will need to put the 1" tubing below the fenders in the front by the sticks as well. It takes about two hours for a first timer, about 45 minutes for a second time installer. You'll need to use longer bolts as well. Is it worth it? You betcha! I did a hill climb video on a 35 degree hill. That's 10 degrees+ more than the mower is rated for. Once you get them on the mower, the deck level reset in the rear, you'll be the envy of the neighborhood. I've also used a pair of 23x11-10 super aggressive knobby on this mower to set the World Land Speed Record for Hustler Raptor SDs. There are videos on those as well. That was what the Worl'd First Hustler Raptor SD Body Lift Kit was done for. Peruse my videos and you'll find a lot of useful information for your mower that will make it much more comfortable, much easier to operate, much more aesthetic and even ride so much better. There is a hour glass icon on the far right side of the page. You can type in suggestions for my videos such as World Land Speed Record, that will get you a couple or more videos. AT221110 will get you several of these tire videos. Deck Skirting, Deck Leveling, Deck Bumper Installation, etc. Thanks for watching.