Hey Jim, Thanks for stopping to watch the video. I’m running the Skidoo tunnel scratchers.. 👍🏼

@@SometimeIsNow I came upon your videos with your Gamin tread install video I used to install the GPS on my sidewinder, a big help, thanks. Love your videos. Do you have an install video for the scratchers? I have cable scratchers but breaking the rubber stops on the rail all the time and looking for a new scratcher type.

@@jimseverns6546 I did record video on what it takes to install the Skidoo tunnel mounted Ice Scratchers but never edited the footage and uploaded it. A one point I was thinking of selling a kit to mount the skidoo tunnel mounted scratchers to the Procross chassis and be reliable. Using the skidoo mounting kit and their bolts supplied it was sketchy and I didn’t like the risk of the mounting bolt contacting the pivot idler arms. I noticed the rear skid likes to split the rubber shock rail pads. I’m going to be recording going through my rear skid, replacing all the chinesium wheel bearings to Timken bearings, adding a 4th wheel to the rear axle, upgrading to a Yamaha Sidewinder drilled brake rotor and upgrade the driveshaft bearing to Timken from the cheap Chinesium one. Email me at [email protected] and I’ll send you a few photos of how and where I mounted the scratchers.

And… Thank you for stopping to watch the video. 👍🏼 Take Care

Hey time4tube1, Thanks for stopping to watch the video. I didn’t know they offered such of upgrade. Where would I find the update kit? Thanks 👍🏼

Thanks for stopping to watch the video. Sorry, But I haven’t had to change out the brake pads on this sled so I don’t have a video on this yet. Take Care

Thank you for stopping by to watch the video. It’s appreciated. 🤙🏼

Hey Johnathan, Thanks for stopping by to check out the video. You can find the funnel here: www.motionpro.com/product/08-0747 Take Care 🤙🏼

And also, make sure you review the air purging routines after the change. An airlocked system is a pain and it's EASY to cause it.

Good job !!

Hey Scott, Thanks for stopping by the channel. If you’re referring to the starter ring gear on the back side of the primary clutch you can remove it if you don’t plan on adding ES. I bought a ES kit for the wife’s 550 that I’ll be installing before next winter. Take Care

Thanks. I have had the sled since new. Maybe taking it off will give me a little extra power.

@@SometimeIsNow I'm hoping to get a little more acceleration by taking it off. Maybe its negligible. Thank you

@@scottd7615 Hey Scott, Maybe but IMO.. I doubt you’ll notice a “seat of the pants” difference with removing the ring gear even though you’re removing rotating mass. Take Care

@@SometimeIsNowI know it wont be much. but its a free upgrade and you dont get those often!

Hey Dylan, The wall cabinet is from Midwest Race Cabinets. www.midwestracecabinets.com/store/p216/2%27_Tall_Fender_well_cabinet_7%27%27_deep.html Take Care

😆He knows he can’t come over and get my snowblower as I’m retired and always home. Hahaha I use Filmora to edit the videos and in this video I was using the GoPro 10. To many glitches with the GoPro’s so I sold it and got a DJI Action 4 now. Take Care 🤙🏼

Good afternoon, and thanks for responding to my Inquiries. About the loader and bucket. After reading what you said, it made me think about calling my LandPro dealer. The last few days i have been using different Implements and in the process either leaving the bucket or pallot forks off, so when I pull into my garage I can have better access to the engine compartment. Once In the garage I would take off the loader and leave it in the upright position overnight. The next day, when I opened the door, I would see the loader tipped backwards. I would call a few people and they would raise the loader so I could drive forward, then connect the lines to make the kickstand hold the arms. Niw after reading your Diagnosis It made me think that In fact, something might be wrong. That's when I called Land-Pro. They said I have to keep either the bucket or something on for counter weight. So it is up to you. Let's see you run the experiment. I will be looking for your results.

@@BrotherWithATractor-dn9pp I’ll run the loader test at the end of the month when I remove the snowblower and reinstall the loader for the summer months. 👍🏼

Hey Brother WAT, Thanks for stopping by the channel. I like challenges like this but a question for you on this, What’s the difference whether the bucket is on or off the 120 loader? If the rear of your loader is dropping enough so you can’t get the loader onto the tractor support brackets this sounds like your two lift cylinders are bleeding off. I leave my loader off my tractor all winter (Dec 1 - Apr 1) and it doesn’t drop at all. I’m wondering if you have an issue with the seals in your lift cylinder? What’s your thoughts?

Thanks Jim !! You’re going to love the tread GPS on your Sidewinder. 👍🏼 Fingers crossed next season isn't a repeat of this one. 😩 Take Care

Hey Tom, Thanks for stopping by the channel to check out the videos. They are M6-1.0 x 16mm Flanged Button Head Socket Cap Screw Bolts i got off Amazon www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08XX4KV62/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1 Take Care 🤙🏼

Hey Jim, Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 👍🏼 Take Care

Hey Ken, Thanks for the kind words and for stopping to watch the videos. It’s appreciated. 👍🏼 More videos to come as services or problems arise. 🤙🏼

I’d have to agree Tony. He’s an amazing friend and goes everywhere with me. 👍🏼

Hey Tony, No wash ports on this welded deck. It’s been a great mower so far. When I purchased this I only paid $4300 and thats with the bagger attachment .

Hey 23media, Thanks for stopping to watch the videos. Riley appreciates the support !! 🐶 Take care 👍🏼

Hey Rocky, Thanks for stopping by to check out the 550f videos. If you have any questions along the way just shoot me a comment and I’ll try to help. I bought an Electric Start kit from my dealer for the 550f, so I’ll be installing that. Take Care and enjoy the new ride. 🤙🏼

Thanks Rick, I did purchase some jack stands for future use. 🤙🏼 Take Care

Hey David, Thanks for stopping by the channel to check out the video. I honestly don’t have the issue as my sled stays hooked to a Battery Tender when not in use and with this past winter it’s been hooked up “ALL WINTER” 😩 If you have experience using a good multimeter to check amps on your battery terminals for parasitic draw, then removing one fuse at a time and watching the meter. You can also use the multimeter and test across each fuse. If it stays at zero there’s no draw through that fuse (whatever it goes to). Here’s two different methods to show you what I’m referring to. Take into consideration these are for vehicles so pay no attention to the car specific stuff but the testing principal is the same. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j85za9ubmtyshZs.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oriTnZSXtsm7p4k.html Any questions let me know Good luck and Take care.

Hey Rod, Thanks for stopping by the channel to check out the video. This was my first time removing the deck. Lessons learned on this first attempt. Definitely going to use some sort of strap to hold the support hangers out of the way when re-installing the deck. Thanks for the tips.👍🏼 Take Care

Hey lux, Thanks for stopping by to check out the video. There are many great areas in Aroostook County to ride out of. Depending on how many are going to be in your riding group you can search AirBNB for houses to rent in the area like we did. In Eagle Lake, ME there’s a popular motel called Overlook Motel if you have just a couple in your riding group or there’s Pond Brook Cabins right on trail 73 at the end of Eagle Lake. If you have a group going your best bet is to search on www.airbnb.com and rent a house, then you can split the cost. Some nice locations to search for BNB houses are : (No specific order) Eagle Lake, Portage, Limestone, Washburn, Van Buren, St Agatha, New Sweden, Stockholm, St David, Sinclair, Frenchville Wallagrass, St John, St Francis & Allagash are just some that come to mind that should have access to the main ITS trails. Any other questions let me know. Take care. 👍🏼

Hey Duramax_Yamahguy, Thanks for stopping by the channel to check out the video. I didn’t hear any difference in the sound of the BOV from stock due to how Yamaha routes the excess boost pressure back into the intake plentum. When I changed the stock muffler to the Hurricane Performance trail exhaust I could hear the turbo whoosh wooosh whoosh noise I assume you’re looking for. Take Care. 🤙🏼

Hey Connor, Thanks for stopping by the channel to watch the video. I think I understand what you’re asking. If someone had a snowblower or plow with just the 4 standard quick connect lines instead of the upper portion of a single point mounted to each attachment. You could still use a snowblower or plow, you’d just have to disconnect the 4 hose connections going to the single point single down where you would normally plug any attachment in and plug in the plow or snowblower there instead of using the single point connection. Then just throw on some color coded caps going to the single point so you wouldn’t get dirt in the connections until you were ready to hook the single point back up and use your loader Hopefully I answered your question correctly.

Hey Kyle, Thanks for watching the video. 👍🏼 They are the stock rear tires that came on the mower and are called GrassMaster 18X8.50-8 tires. They have worked well and I have zero complaints with them so far. Take Care

Hey Tom, The lift is an Extreme Max. Cheapest I’ve seen it is on Amazon. www.amazon.com/Extreme-Max-5800-1184-Aluminum-Snowmobile/dp/B0189D78RM/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1XU6SIRL1OYSG&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.wBNPa8YBmyMdqj3iteszpB2UPb-WIPDh4zfo-cJFcUZOFKFfv9Ch1OsWHA0rdeBbb390ZEaVZseZWes_-do0CYtI6c1yFGzh9gLDEG9arx8ilH2JUuqploXDXyEOFL59bROn2GrpXMMy4i3Dx6S2XBdQgsf1h82ynP7rbjTR-d692MaMC92eqLWxPAQkvCnbXfTHYdiEKzSl45ZaWyB983lLxZ_yGC0mJBt5lkUysp_Yz652TQZJzrk1ThhlJ4gIfWOYewua8yQXVpSA-0Es0u4h9N3WzFU6d5ls926vLDs.D-uj3G-5zEptnbIXQKVYQ6Xenqqa49b216U0anqSOAg&dib_tag=se&keywords=extreme+max+snowmobile+lift&qid=1708596434&sprefix=extreme+max+snowmobile+lift%2Caps%2C430&sr=8-3 Take Care 👍🏼

Hey Dave, Thanks for stopping by to check out the video. The cheapest I found was Amazon for the Aluminum Extreme Max Lift. www.amazon.com/Extreme-Max-5800-1184-Aluminum-Snowmobile/dp/B0189D78RM Take Care 🤙🏼

That’s great !! I’m glad the video was useful. Thank you for stopping by to watch the video and it helped out with your upgrade. Take Care and THINK SNOW ❄

Hey Greg, Thanks for stopping by.. Yes… two things I never thought I’d love so much on a snowmobile would be power steering and a heated seat. Looks like they’re predicting 3 snowy weather events starting Wednesday night on through Monday. Let’s hope at least a couple of those happen. It’d be nice to ride the sled atleast once before spring. 😩 Take Care buddy 🤙🏼 and THINK SNOW ❄

@@SometimeIsNow yeah. Love the vids. Keep up the good work! I was able to get over to Upper Michigan for the one week they actually had some good snow. So one ride this year. And two new sleds☹️ Hope you get the snow thats missing us! (Again)

Hey mrgasngo, Thank you for stopping by the channel to check out the video. 👍🏼