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The wide angle picture makes it look that way. It’s not leaning but the ground isn’t perfectly level either.

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I appreciate that so much!! Hope that it helps. Happy summer!!

Heck yeah that’s freaking awesome!! So glad it worked out for you, it’s the key to low maintenance!! Thank you for checking it out and taking the time to comment. Enjoy!

Hey man, all good!! Thanks for checking oht the video. If you are truly a 7 5/8s or bigger in New Era I would have to guess the XL would be the way to go even for the Trenches. It may be slightly deeper but I think that’ll be right. I love the dern trenches so much man I have way too many of them but dang they fit so freaking good!!! Hope that helps and if not man you can always exchange. Have a good one!!!

It depends on what size filter/pump you get. For mine, I’ll take a look at the manual and let you know, can’t specifically remember off hand and I don’t want to tell you wrong.

Glad it helped man and thank you for taking the time to comment ! I appreciate you checking it out

That’s what I’m doing for now!! Thank you Duane!

Thank you!! Still enjoying it to this day

You’re so welcome that makes me really happy that it helped!! I did just use the hoses that originally came with the pool and the new pump. Only extra hoses I have gotten are the smaller ones because they dried and cracked. That’s no good if they keep coming off. You could get some metal clamps, just be careful not to over tighten. The plastic clamps are not very good. Sorry I’m not much more help!

Hahahah oh I thought about this and wondered how long it’d take someone to notice that ugly piece of something. Hard to trust in someone with a tow strap around their pool 😆😆. I guess I should do a video on that. Unfortunately, I noticed one day that the strap that came with the pool was starting to come apart. Soon after I put the ugly strap on for a backup, the stock strap came the rest of the way apart. I’m not sure but I feel pretty certain there would’ve been a flood if it came apart with nothing holding the pool tight. I have a plan to fix it. Thanks for the laugh, and good eye!!

Mud grapplers ain't no joke! I had those on a previous truck, sounded like a helicopter haha. I'd def. try to take it easy and run the truck in a lower gear manually so its not constantly trying to shift. Other than that, could go with an external trans cooler. That's def. a common upgrade to fix that issue. Thanks for checking it out!

I love to hear it, that's awesome!!

It’s the sad sad truth! 😆 glad to be done and back riding though!!

I'm so glad it works well for you! I def. enjoy those positive aspects you brought up about it. The quiet operation and quick on and off is so nice. There is also no comparison to the performance of the foam cannon with the pressure washer. I'd sure like to get back to a routine that good of washing our vehicles. I do my best but once every 2 weeks is where its at!! Thank you for checking it out and I appreciate your input a lot! Take care.

Thanks for taking the time to comment and watch!! We love Ocracoke, y’all are at a beautiful place. I couldn’t agree more!! It’s nothing but positives all the way around. Take care and see you on the beach!

Are you speaking about chemicals? It all depends on the quality and condition of the water you’re using to fill. When I filled mine the first time it was clear to start so I just kept chlorine pucks in it and it was good to go. You may need to shock it and adjust pH. I hope that helps.

@@TheChapMX ok city water is what we are using. So I’m headed to Walmart to get some things. Is there a better test stop to look for?

@@TheChapMX and yes chemicals

@@dustinjohnson2116 you will definitely need shock and chlorine pucks and a way to float them around the pool. So I’d get those things and some sort of test kit and go from there.

@@TheChapMX what shock is best

I just went with the lug nuts they sell on their site. I'm not 100% sure but I've seen where people say Gorilla makes lug nuts that will work with the SCS wheels.

@@TheChapMX Thanks alot

Dude this is awesome, thank you! I know ya'll know hats better than anyone else, haha. I will have to try that, appreciate it!!

Hey man, no issues at all. Mine is running great. It’s kind of funny but if you watch a video David Vuillemin put up recently of he and Marv riding you will hear DV’s YZ when he fires it up, same exact noise!! Between knowing his is crisp, the fact all of ours are running great with no issues, it’s definitely just the sound of this engine. It’s odd no doubt but there is no issue. Hope that eases your mind, I get it for sure!

@@TheChapMX thanks so much for the response dude. Have a great day happy riding !!

Heck yeah man, thank you!! Enjoy that bike!!!

If I could possibly put into words the improvement it made in ride quality, I would, but I can't. It was seriously the biggest improvement I've made to the ride of the truck, on road and off road. Soaks up bumps way better, got rid of a lot of the chatter, and drives much more straight and true.

Hey man, its an 8" Pro Comp lift. Thank you!

You know, it was really a grind in the beginning. This isn't my first time going through this as I've put on weight and lost it in the past but this was the worst I've ever been. I was having health issues from it and that was the line that pushed me to change. The first few weeks to a month is the toughest, in my opinion. You are putting in the work, its a difficult change, and at first you don't see a lot changing. However, if you can just stick to the plan for a month or two and you start seeing the changes, it becomes something you look forward to vs. not wanting to. I spent so much time coming up with excuses and I promise you I feel so much better at this point. You can do it, just get started, make yourself a plan, and trust the process! Patience and dedication are key.

@@TheChapMXthat's awesome. I do kinda like the idea of tracking the amounts and your weight (which I do). I'm probably about your age (based on the music lol) and it's getting tougher to exercise, everything hurts!

Oh i get that 100%!! Any exercise at all you can do should certainly help just listen to your body!

I appreciate that a ton, thank you!!! It is a good jam, remember hearing it for the first time as a kid in my Dad's Bronco!

Thank you for this comment! Its awesome that you noticed that. I in no way want anyone to think I've got the form figured out completely or perfect, but you have to work with your own anatomy and mine was stiff as a board to begin with! This movement and what it represents for strength in my back is so important to me. Thanks Joe

Thank you!

Hey Anthony, no spacers. What wheels are you running now? They may sit in a tad bit but a 265 to a 255 is only 10mm difference in width. So you're talking 5mm less towards the fender. I don't know that you'd notice that much difference, its just going to look like a much slimmer width tire since it will be slightly taller compared to the width. Hope that helps.

Hahahah wondered if anyone might catch that. I was graspin at straws to get it done haha. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!

Thanks so much!!! It was a Dual radio, thank it came from WalMart haha. I didn't have high hopes but it actually worked really well! I just wanted the screen way back then haha. Check out Crutchfield, they are the best!

It should have about ~1/2” of free movement when sitting on it. That’s why you put the extra slack in it so that the chain isn’t banjo string tight when the suspension is compressed.

@@TheChapMX so I will simply loosen the chain a tad regardless of the manual because I really don't like how tight that chain is maybe only need half a turn more I will try that thanks for your help

@@TheChapMX I actually think I might be a little bit too heavy for the spring or it is not adjusted right the person I bought the bike off was a lot smaller than I am I'm 107 kilos 6 ft 3 would winding the spring up help to take out the tightness from the chain because when I'm not on it it's right to the manual

@@TheChapMX do you think the main rear spring is not strong enough or has been set for a different weight person I'm 107 kilos and 6 ft 2 the person I bought the bike lock was 5 seven probably 80 kilos does the spring make a difference to the chain tightness I'll work it out

The YZ tone!

Dang man, sorry to hear this! I have only tried it on the tusk style mount. Hope you can find something that works!

Oh my gosh man this made my day. I miss the days of Ranger-Forums!! Made me a forum dude for life. Those were some good times and good people! Thanks so much for commenting man seriously, made a brother smile!!

@@TheChapMX absolutely man! I keep in contact with a lot of those guys. I still have mine. Just revived it from a year of sitting in the garage. - rangerboy101

I have gotten both a classic and XL Odyssey Stacked. Its def. a tighter/shallower fit than the trenches as you'd expect. For me personally, the XL didn't particularly solve that, it just put more air space between my head and the top of the hat in the front. Your head sounds a little bigger than mine, so it may be a better option for you. I pretty much just wear trenches most everyday because its the most comfortable for me. I'd give the XL a try!

I hadn't heard of that, that's pretty awesome. Sounds about like best of both worlds right there.

I do agree, I was disappointed. Glad it helped!

I couldn't agree more! Sounds like you've got some serious experience out there, that's awesome. Summer is coming, I can't wait!

on the purple wheels (17x9 -38mm) I have 285/70-17s. They did rub the fender flare in the front and the body in the back. I trimmed the flare and that clears but I do still have slight rubbing in the rear even after folding the pinch weld. Its not bad, only full crank in reverse. With the 16x8 -12mm grey wheels with 285/75-16s, there is no rubbing whatsoever.

Hey man, its been determined this is fairly common and nothing to be concerned with. Just the YZ250 sound. Let her rip!

Thanks man, I try to take care of them but they are getting worn from sliding in and out. I’ve thought about covers but just never see any I like. That’s exactly why I waited so long to get the liners but I’ve been pleased man, they work really well.

hahah i know right, but thank you!!!

Dang!! Sorry about the bad luck but glad to hear she is running good again!! They are definitely great bikes but I guess any of them can have some issues! Thanks for the comment man, keep rippin

That was around 80 hrs on the bike, Now I’m at 150ish, freaken love the bike!

Hey, I got it off of Amazon. I’ve got the link in the description. Thanks for checking it out