Well it been a couple months. Do you regret changing those grease zerks yet? If not, you will. They put the needle style in so you don't break them off while digging. The battery cut off makes the perfect spot to switch the fans, that way you wont forget to turn off the switch because the fans will audibly remind you.
No, I do not… changing out the timer to digital, helped with the ignition problem that keeps running the timer without the engine running. My fan switch works perfectly 👍
Pretty cool and good price, really looks brand new, just want to advise to put a ip66 or ip67 toggle switch there because the rain, also install and in-line fuse or a relay to prevent any electrical problems,
The tracks don’t really have much give in them. You’d really have to work the push blade up and down quite often. It will only push so much material, before it will start coming over the top. The push blade is really for short distance grading.
I will be putting more videos up on all the questions that was asked. It’s still new to me. I will post things as they happen. It’s not something I’m going to use daily.
I like the needle type zerks, they're pretty low profile. The only regular zerks on mine are for the rotational gears. I got a chery kv12. More or less the same as that, few differences. Mine came with a grading bucket, tooth bucket, grabber, and a quick connect
@@brandoncalk1928 all I was sayin, you over paid. I can get a brand new one with the hydraulic thumb claw for $5500. It’s all good, some people just like to buy the first thing they see without showing around first.
@@sailingwiththegods538 Well just so uninformed people know there's more to consider than the winning bid price. I was blown away when i saw there's sales tax on the auction premium, i was already expecting it on the product but not the fee.
Do you mean they just get flipped over or do they go on top of the bucket verse underneath, ihave one of these units and wanting to correct the teeth.thanks
