KRX 1000 upgrades & a peek at what I carry on the trails

More upgrades to my KRX. Also wanted to show you whats in my Storage box for my riding trips.

[@chucklafore5421]

Carry very similar items. Do a lot of ROW work on cross country electrical transmission circuits. Another item I carry are 2 pieces of 2x8 or 2x10 lumber approximately 15”-18” long to act as jack pads in the mud. Learned this the hard way when jack just kept pushing down in mud.

[@DerangedOffRoad]

Thanks for the shoutout! Great looking KRX as well. -Garrett

[@txtamer]

Thanks for watching the content. I enjoy your site as well. Headed to Moab next month to put the KRX through it's paces. Leaving the X3 at home this trip. Taking the Jeep and KRX for a dual ride.

[@code3newslive]

Great setup. Only thing you are missing is a Spot X GPS messenger.

[@justaddmudd2852]

great info and thanks for sharing! Those floor drains I will look into!

[@shipfox22]

Great idea with that tube! At least prob get ya back.

[@mudchamp2139]

Your Krx is the best looking one I've seen 👌 looks mean

[@vincefallon3861]

I like the idea of a lightweight cover for your krx that you carry. Do you know what cover or the size you got that fits the krx?

[@txtamer]

I bought my covers 3 years ago for my commander and X3. They seem to fit universally. I could not find where I bought them but this may be a updated version that should fit. smile.amazon.com/dp/B01N5Y6MY6/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_c93xFbS4ZQVV5

[@Boingdande]

If that’s what you bring with you, what does your shop look like? 😂 Be ready to upgrade your springs if you haven’t done so already.

[@txtamer]

Link to ABN 3 ton jack: smile.amazon.com/dp/B01N7Y678W/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_ZH4vFb134E7HC Link to Tire tube: smile.amazon.com/dp/B0774NFJFQ/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_9J4vFb9T6EBX9 Link to soft shackle: smile.amazon.com/dp/B01BDALMOI/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_CN4vFb6VNDDJZ

[@47rhorvath]

Good Stuff....thanks

[@KiaTia09]

I really like the front and rear green "mud flaps" can you tell me where they came from?

[@txtamer]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5ivhWWlhshkfbc

[@SpeeeedyG]

I’m looking into doing dual batteries and avoid the alternator. Have you done anything like that?

[@txtamer]

yes I have. On my old Maverick. It is not hard. I have not inspected around the battery of the KRX yet to see if there is room to add an additional on there. I will be adding one later this year. I will be adding a decent stereo to the KRX very soon and will video what I do. I don't do conventional UTV stereo and speakers. I will be looking to add a second battery then. Most of the parts are on order and coming in over the next week.

[@SpeeeedyG]

Larry Reamy looking forward to it! I too don’t like the conventional UTV radio stuff out there it sounds awful. I built my own and I’m very happy with it. I am having my headlights flicker due to the excessive draw from all the accessories and mostly light bar. I was also thinking a 47 series battery might fit under there instead of doing a dual battery setup.

[@txtamer]

@@SpeeeedyG I am hoping the same. If not, Someone will most likely see the need to produce an aftermarket alternator kit at half the price of the factory one.

[@SpeeeedyG]

Larry Reamy Did a little measuring today and it looks like the 40R full aize car battery will fit under there. Up to 100AH. Much better than the puny 35 it comes with stock.

[@k-n-k7756]

You are driving a Kawasaki you do not nedd all that weight and tools they do not break....... You are used to that maverick and always breaking all you need is a spare tire a warn winch and a plug kit the tools to change a belt and a first ade kit and tools to remove wheel.

[@Eighty8Fitter]

🤣

[@txtamer]

You are right. My X3 is the one that always seems to have a problem here and there. Plus, I always like to help all those Polaris RZR's breaking down on the trail.

[@kaseyemd8504]

Hey where did you get that shifter gate??

[@txtamer]

elitesxsengineering.com/shop/ols/products/krx-shift-gate

[@kaseyemd8504]

@@txtamer thankya sir, just got it ordered!!

[@andrewpotter648]

I carry a cooler full of beer, that is all