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re: Pros and Cons of Tracks for SxS

Posted by wrongRob on 5/3/24 at 3:33 am
[quote]Tracks for SxS[/quote] Check out DFD Powersports on FB https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=671189061678975&set=pb.100063636607904.-2207520000&type=3 Providing you like your Ranger with tracks & a freaking machinegun mounted to the roof. Easy people to talk to....

re: Tires for mule pro fxt recs

Posted by wrongRob on 4/27/24 at 2:43 pm
[quote]Not sure if you meant not offered..[/quote] Exactly what I meant, isn't was the word I intended to use. ...

re: Tires for mule pro fxt recs

Posted by wrongRob on 4/27/24 at 5:32 am
No pic reference but I have run 3 different tires on 2 sxs. I'm not saying this is the end all be all but I'm currently running the Maxxis Rampage & it's a great tire for mud, sand & hard top. Butter smooth & they clean out very well. I went with this tire because it's similar to the Goodyear Dura-t...
[quote]7:00 am on a Saturday. Do you cut grass?[/quote] Bruh... I'm finishing up by 730am. All electric outdoor equipment. Strap a light to the mower and get down before the suns up. I'm finished before I see a neighbor typically. I've asked and not a one has said they heard anything. ...
[quote]Pauvetibete[/quote] Or anyone else in the know. Ball joint delete on a side by side.... How did you do the delete? Did you buy a complete aftermarket set with control arms & trailing arms from a retailer or is it feasible to modify my control arms & portal bracket with a cup/uniball...
[quote]That being said, a buddy has a 6 inch lift with 6 inch portal and I swear his axels are the best I've ever seen. Damn near straight.[/quote] My friend runs a similar set up, it's a nice rig. I would have done the same but I purchased the 8" instead not knowing what was truly needed. I'm pret...
[quote]It's not that you can't, but more you shouldn't. 8" portals would put MOST of your pressure on your ball joints instead of your arms. Ball joints are going to be the weakest link, and since you want to avoid that tire folding in on itself I would ABSOLUTELY spend extra on a ball joint delete,...
[quote]OnePercent [/quote] Thank you! Truth is hurting a lil $$$ Good times! :lol:...
Gentlemen I appreciate all of your input & for now I think I'm good to go. Upgraded equipment & where to get it has been provided. I guess I have to count the cost to see what I'm going to do. Y'all have opened my eyes to things I just didn't consider. I appreciate it. This may take longer t...
[quote]Doesn't compute. 4" sure you can use Dirt Mafia or Keller Ball joints. 8"? Ball joint delete is your only option.[/quote] I apologize for the delayed response. Whelp chalk this up to me being uninformed. I have the Keller ball joints in the "upgraded" apex control arms from HighLifter th...
[quote]Nado Jenkins83[/quote] I apologize for the delayed response. Took the boat out yesterday. I appreciate the info haven't seen those before, any info on them? I'm considering doing business with a shop that's done a lot of elite machines/trailer queens. I'll ask them about trailing arms in...
[quote]Not sure if that year model falls into the weak front a-arm mounting points or not. Tater Toys makes a beefy whole new front weld in lower frame section. I’d look into it if you’re going that big. If you’re staying with factory a-arms look into heavy duty ball joints. Going that high I ...

Lifting a Polaris Ranger Crew "Portals"

Posted by wrongRob on 3/15/24 at 6:26 am
I understand if you want to play you have to pay! I would appreciate it if you would share your experience/advise w/portals & big tires. Frame issues and issues in general. What not to do. Right or wrongRob. I'm all in on 8" portals (parts stacked in the cave) not sure if I will add more lift tha...

re: Tohatsu Outboard

Posted by wrongRob on 3/14/24 at 3:19 pm
[quote]My cousin now has me doubting that a 60 will be adequate for my 18x54. It's just me, wife, and 5yr old... I think the 60 should be enough[/quote] Friend of mine has been a boat motor mechanic since 1986 in Louisiana. He 100% believes in them says they put out more power than the Merc & Yam...
I gave my Black Mouth Cur a shoulder bone that had been smoking for 12hrs. He was around 2 years old at the time. Dude came unglued when I came into his space, in all honesty he scared the shite out of me but of course it was game on. I had no other option than to beat his arse and take the bone. U...
Shooting from the hip... Alot of great advise given so far. I read each post & I thought if it's possible, maybe get your children together around the collection and just start having a conversation. They will probably ask questions about different guns and you can segue way into what your thi...
[quote]I found myself thinking about 2011[/quote] When I think of that game, I think of these things: Fastest party to ever clear out of the house. The exodus of JR's and the inability to recruit players that typically committed thereafter. That Defense was elite & I hope LSU can get back ...

re: Electric weekeaters

Posted by wrongRob on 3/7/24 at 3:29 am
[quote]Who has one and which one do you recommend?[/quote] Several years ago, I went all Makita 36v. I've done a couple follow-up reviews. Super satisfied! Makia powerhead: line trimmer hedge trimmer edger pole chainsaw Also have: blower small chainsaw 16" and small mower <-- eliminat...
[quote]The way Smith was pushed around last year, I hope Kelly burns it at midfield to set the tone for spring camp.. [/quote] ^^^ Genius :geauxtigers:...

re: Bug out bag gun

Posted by wrongRob on 3/2/24 at 6:43 am
[quote][b]Has anyone ever tried to see how much .22 they can carry in magazines?[/b] You think about the true SHTF and if you are the guy with 1000 rounds of .22 against a small group rocking 200 rounds of 9mm total it would be an interesting gun fight.[/quote] For me SHTF is a great way to ma...