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It was Williamad that started it, and shinnery jumped on board. Maybe they are trolling us and having a good laugh.:yum: At our expense. LOL

Sexxxxxy!!!!!!!!!!!! Turn signals???? Are you registered for street use?? Around here you'll get an expensive ticket, and towed away, for those kinds of shenanigans! Oh and storage fees from the tow company.

A few weeks ago I had a flat in MY YARD. The last place I would ever think to get a flat. Turns out, somehow I picked up a course thread sheetrock screw. I'm running the OEM turf tires. It looks to me most of you guys are relying on some type of (Slime) fluid. Back when I used to work at the...

Again with the linoleum? What the heck are you guys smoking? I have never in my life seen someone use flooring as a shelter, and I have spent hundreds of nights camping everywhere from Tennessee, to Prince Edward Island. I mean I'm open to all sorts of camping, but the thought of packing a roll...

Thank you Bordercollie.

Welcome to the forum, redreaver17 Yeah I finished the frame, sewed up the canvas, an mounted my Rotopax!!

Linoleum???

Looks like that's great for doing Wheelies!! Oh never mind, I see the weights in front.

For the record that is not me, my machine, or my video. It just happen to come across the 'recommended' videos and I thought of this thread. Although I have been known to pull some heavy loads with mine such as this woodland mills trailer. Sometimes filled with wood chips, dirt, gravel, and logs.

Yes I am another one that thinks these factory mirrors could/should have been made better. Has anyone come up with a mod or quick fix for these? Seems like a lot of members would benefit.

It's a local rock radio station here in Connecticut. I thought the same thing maybe Doc listens to WPLR. :confused2:

Sorry for the hijack! Maybe we need to move this to "Show us your radio" :yum:

My main intention for these mods are so my wife and I could go exploring deep in the woods for weekend camping excursions. Mainly to keep our gear dry, and have water and fuel, as well as hammocks, tarps, sleeping bags, chairs, cooler, small grill, etc. The Rotopax remove easy enough for loading...

Yes, the metal frame just slips into the 4 square corners, and the top cover is bungeed to the bed. It also has a rear flap that is rolled up and tied. In the future, I plan on sewing in a clear plastic window. It will dump with the cover and frame left on. And I believe the material is waterproof.

I finished my cover! And installed my Rotopax. What do you guys think?

My dealer did the same exact thing, said it's even better than stock!! It also has a USB drive!!

No need for a fancy bumper. Just get one of these. :yum:

Some recent storm damage cleanup.

On my 1100x, I sometimes lock the diff going downhill in wet grass, it gives me a more controlled descent and less tearing and skidding of the grass. Are you suggesting I should lock in before hitting the slope? And at a complete stop? Approach slope, stop, heel down on diff pedal (and hold?)...