Timber Time Outdoors is focused on working and playing in the forest. We love doing many things in the timber including cutting firewood, creating deer habitat, discussing the tools we use like tractors and chainsaws as well as other outdoor gear.
The channel will manly show the work we do and the fun we have outdoors. In addition to that, we will review various products from time to time.
Good vid…my understanding, KO2’s don’t fair very well on heavy duty trucks as far as longevity. Certainly could be other mechanical factors, etc involved with the individuals’ trucks who’ve made those comments as well.
The br800 is the best. Here's why I say this. The changeable tip is what makes it universal. If you remove the tip you have leaf pile mover. Put the factory tip and now u can move boulders. Purchase the br450 tip and now you have lawn service clean-up. With the br450 tip you can idle and clean mulch beds without removing the mulch. Just idling removes light grass clippings and leaves.
Good stuff, real world, no gimmicks! These are my favorite kind if videos! No BS! Lmao 🤣🤣 I just broadcast a kill plot ahead of this rain in Kentucky, be my first yr growing and i hope it's a success! I have watched every video made on brassica plots and i think im on the right track, just hope mother nature cooperates! I will be disappointed if it doesn't work cuz it's very expensive and very hard work when you have very limited tools to work with, but if the brassica don't do well i have plenty of winter wheat to plant in a month to save the day!
Very informative video, I'm considering this exact tank bag for my new Tiger 900 GT PRO. Two questions sir: does that bag allow to fully turn the handlebars both ways? How tall are you and how is the view of the dash display from your POV - does the bag obscure it at all? I'd very much appreciate your answers, take care!
Thanks for the video. I just bought a use tt that has new tires put on last year they are americus tires made in Thailand. Never heard of them but the spec seems good so I’ll keep then and see how it goes.
Hi there, enjoyed your video.. I just purchased this same machine in a 4 seater. Have you noticed any vibration noise in the front end while in 4x4? Not sure if this is normal to this rzr being my first polaris. Any insight would be appreciated
I have run both on my ram 2500 I have had better luck out of cooper at3 xlt in East Tennessee. I tow a large 5 wheel toy hauler. I use mine as a daily driver. I am off road quite often during the winter going hunting so the at3 preforms better for me. I had a ford f250 diesel with the Michelin ltx ms2 they were great all around for everything but they had limited off road traction in the mud the Michelin is my choice for my wife’s Tahoe and my work car I wish they made a more aggressive off road tire
I found a fantastic seller on eBay who has hundreds of Thorogoods for sale in every condition except technically “from the factory new” for 50% retail or under. I purchased 8” Moc Steel Toes copper colored for $160 total, 6” Moc Steel Toes in dark brown for $160 total, and 11” Wellington Steel Toes in crazy horse color for $100 total, all brand new with the tags still on them and in the box, no wear at all but listed as “preowned”, not even a spec or dirt on the bottom of any of them. The only downside is I’ve noticed their listings for the same model with significantly more wear and in need of a cleaning for basically the same price but not really a big deal since brand new ones are fairly abundant, at least in size 10.5 D. Came out pretty good for 3 pairs of Thorogoods, two of which are flagship models, total cost $420. I think that’s right at 50% retail.
I have a 23 Road GLide Special with the Mustang wide super solo seat and backrest. what I love about the mustang seat is it doesn't raise you up at all, and I love how the backrest is connected to the seat and doesn't wiggle all around. What I don't like about the mustang seat is I get monkey butt like an hour into riding. My two questions to you are, a) do you have any comparible comments for the RoadSofa? Does it raise you up at all? And does the backrest firmly lock into the seat, or does it connect to the bike under the seat?
Just found your channel, I'm thinking about buying a B2601. I've read a lot of complaints about the treadle pedal tension being very stiff especially going in reverse. Have you had any issues with your pedal? Thank you
My wife and I bought this machine last August. Agree with the points you bring up. Ours is fully enclosed with lots of goodies. Purchased a flip up windshield after a very long hot ride. Love the ride are still working out the things we don't like.
Every Harley I had I changed the bars to Apes. On my new bike Streetglide Special I stayed with stock bars and realized something. I have better control, my hands are more comfortable and hands protected from cold because they are not above the fairing. To each his own but I’m staying with stock
