Beautiful scenery and useful engineering mixed with happy voices and a small, almost insignificant change of injury and death? Sounds like a great day to me too. Great project and video. Thank you for sharing 😊

WHEN I WAS A KID, we just had rottweilers and it was as if they'd never lived until you hitched them to a sled. Man, I don't think you've ever seen a happier dog. I guess a makeshift ski-lift works too...

I am amazed beyond belief. Married with kids and yet you have all these incredibly in depth electronics projects in work! How you do it, I'll never know. I'm 70 now and my notes show that I started designing my CNC Bridgeport mill (first on an Osborn, then on a 486) in the 1980s... it's still not completely finished!

You have a great voice for reading horror stories

Looked like sliding down became the chore and going up became the new fun.

Wow awesome 👍👍

Yeah 20+ mph up the hill is a pretty good clip. Faster than a lot of people can run on flat ground.

Man thats sick

This is neat. When I was a little redneck-let, I took the tire off my car, and used the wheel hub as a pulley. Simpler to get there, but def not as cool as this. You must have powered it off the 230/240 line then, @ 3 Horsepower?

Great project. Your topspeed should be even higher, because you didnt account for acceleration/breaking time :)

I was here before this blew up

Shoutout to paracord