It’s the fan on the fly wheel dosnt matter what you do it’s always gonna bog when you go over it

@@wondathewaterhonda5261 ah! Makes sense! I didn’t think do the fan.

The hood is off a different mower the body is from 1993 “weed eater” riding lawn mower with a 12.5 Briggs but my snorkel will work for any mower

@@wondathewaterhonda5261 sweet video on how it’s set up soon?

@@wondathewaterhonda5261 was it just as simple as putting your intake and exhaust high? What else might get water leakage?

Going to make a build series planning on picking up another mower to build

He either drill the holes in the pulley or it just doesn’t slip🤷‍♂️

@@386_riley mine slips so bad before on 18in mud tires and now it's on 28's 💀 it's gonna be so bad

@@itzpotater8418 mine slips on 20s but I haven’t done the mod yet i’m going to 23s but they measure out at like 25s

He probably drilled holes in the pulley or it just doesn’t slip

On one of my mowers it slips, but on the other, it doesn’t

My locker broke yesterday’s ride so ima re weld the diff today and pulley swap it

@@wondathewaterhonda5261is it a mst or a spicer? I got a 206 and 205 in mine but they’re oil filled how much water gets in the diff taking it that deep? Probably wouldn’t matter as much with a grease filled

@@ChevyAndrew1 I’ve ran a mst 206 and a mst 205 and they both didn’t get any water in them im planning on adding grease zerks everywhere on the cases and slap filling them with grease just as a precaution in case one of the seals do go bad witch will prolly happen from all the sand and grass rubbing up against them

I seen his video….. mines on alot bigger tires and I’m going in such deep holes I have to float the front so the fly wheel don’t go under I would say I’m going deeper