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No paddles in the middle. Just the rings as supporting structure. If you can't do the rings, at least make the paddle a U.

Get a 4x4 model? I think the easiest way to make steering, would be to add two switches that cut power to the motors individually. So when you want to go left, cut power to the left motor. If you want to turn quickly, make it so you can reverse power to the left motor. I assume that is a peg...

While I do think BK has to be the standard and maintain it, the lack of appreciation for the work people's behavior creates for the forum management is disappointing. I can understand why he is venting a bit. There certainly hasn't be an expressed appreciation for why he is frustrated. Taking a...

I find this thread strange. I am very logical and literal in my thinking. A bunch of people are talking about this being a jet ski forum. But this is the off-topic sub forum. It exists to make sure non-sense is not in the jet ski sections. But more importantly it is a section that, if used...

Haven't bought it, but I figured it out... I have a 8' bed. I have the Trail Rzr so it fits in my bed between the fenders and I can almost close the tail gate. I am going to look for a used, or maybe buy a new, rubber truck bed mat. It would be something I could use in the bed of the truck to...

Imagine you take the license plate off your 1970 Camaro and put it on your 2020 Camaro. We know this is not okay, the registration needs to match the VIN. Imagine you cut the VIN out of the frame of a 1970 Camaro and weld it into your 2020 Camaro frame. We all know this is illegal. Yet people...

I'll be there.

Good news today for the X2 crowd.

Was looking for something that was solid so I can drag it out with the mud on it.

When the post telling you to make a build thread gets more likes than your post, you have to do a build thread. It's a forum rule iirc.

I did consider a tarp. Worried about sliding. The floor is wood covered with linoleum. A rubber mat that increases traction and catches the dirt would be ideal. Obviously I am using straps.

I put horse stall mat into amazon and this came up. It is a good size. At $279 it's a lot more than I was hoping to spend but it is the solution I am looking for...

I have a Rzr 900 trail and a toy hauler. It is 21ft so doesn't have a separate garage. Anyone know of any mats that are affordable about 5'x9' that would work? Something like the liners that go in the back of SUV that have a little lip on them would be ideal as any thing that drips would get...

Yes. The starter has 2 lines. High and low. The low amp of the start/stop triggers the solenoid and lets the high amps go to the starter. If you jump the switch at the plug, and it works, then the problem is the start / stop or the connection. Using dielectric grease on the plug helps keep the...

The box corrodes to the studs. Remove the dash at the front of the tray. You can then removed the 4 bolts that are holding the 2 brackets in place. Once you have the ebox out with the brackets on it, let it soak with some penetrating oil. Heat may be necessary. Remove the bracket from the ebox...

Use a contour gauge, scan it into fusion 360 and 3D print custom tooling. It works very well.

There are a lot of products you can use and PVA is probably not the best one. PVA would be ideal if you are going to add additional material to it. Say for instance you are going to poly resin or gel coat and then paint. You would want that slightly uncured surface for your next coat, as you...

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-ONE-18V-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-High-Pressure-Inflator-with-Digital-Gauge-Tool-Only-P737D/307627867 I use a lot of Ryobi stuff. Their big sell is that have the most tools. I have quite a number of them. Most work good, a few great, a few I would not recommend...

I'm not saying I will front the money, but A cylinder with powervalves that doesn't require case modification, a bolt on cylinder, is what I would be interested in. I have ridden stock motors with porting and I do not like them. I am very pleased with my stock cylinder porting that is very...