You suck

Ok rookie ass question here. I have a 96’ yz125 that I just replaced the clutch cable that I snapped and backed the lever adjuster almost all the way out and she still don’t engage so does that mean my cable too long or is there a way to adjust the slack from the bottom of the cable ?

Thank you for the video I just replaced my clutch lever yesterday and can’t get it to engage but now I know what I need to do thank you

do you need to buy another sparkplug wire? or could i just use the stock one and only change the box

How much you paid for the SANY SY35U

looks good 👌

Did you seriously say 1.5 ounces? What's the point of designing it that way? I take shots heavier than that!

What happends when you max out your cable throw by the lever? New cable or?

Is it dangerous to run this mulcher on a skid steer with no cab?

Great video! 😀

What weight engine oil did you use?

In high school I lived in the country. Did farm work, handyman stuff. After high school went into the Army to get college paid for, learning computer programming at home, got a job creating video games and worked at 14 tech startups. Few things I learned. #1. If you're going to get paid by the hour why not look for the highest hourly rate? Several times a week be researching new jobs, new areas to move to with better jobs. Be rational. #2. Next step up is to find jobs where you get a salary plus something else. Stock, royalties, bonuses. #3 Next step up is to get income from something you create. It takes me 6-18 months to create a software product and then those sell with little additional work. Salary is limited to hours you can work. Even doctors and lawyers are limited. Products are almost unlimited. But this is just products. Home rental generate income on their own almost. Hiring employees who earn you money. #4 Money earns money. When starting out this is really hard to see. $1000 in the bank earning 3% get's you $1030 at the end of the year. Big deal. But $10k earns $300. $100k earns $3000. If you can save $1000/mo (I know, it seems a lot) then at 5% in 30 years you have $800k. Or invest in an S&P index fund which has averaged 10% and have $2 million after 30 years. The reality saving $1000 at the start will be hard, maybe not possible. But future years it should become much easier because if you tried when younger you will have learned by necessity how to spend wisely, how to find money and the value of money. So at the start it's less about the amount and more about learning. But if you learn bad habits at the start, give up, you're likely dooming yourself. #5 I love landscaping, clearing. I really do. I've flipped house the past 22 years for fun and those jobs I like best. But that work doesn't pay well. When a person grabs a job that just happens to be available where they happen to live they get trapped. If clearing land, lot clean ups is the only business we can see around you maybe that's what you try. But smarter to look at a bigger picture. What if you moved to Phoenix? CA? What opportunities are there? I've lived and worked in 7 states and 2 countries. Follow the money. Retire early and then live where you want to live.

Bro I need a link to that FMF exhaust I got the xr100r as well

You are still fortunate

It's getting worse, past week or two

I’m pretty sure small businesses are struggling more because of this economy. I appreciate your courage in starting your own business and sharing your experience. All is not lost and I’m sure the valuable lessons learned along the way will guide your new ventures. I will stay a subscriber and look forward to seeing new videos.

What size is that bucket?

Didnshe quoet down significantly? Im trying to make my 80 street legal here in maine

Do you still have the shop manual? I’d pay for pictures of the whole process on how to change the breaks and clutches

I hope the transition to the new job works out for you Dakota. I want to thank you for keeping us updated. If you have any interesting archived videos please post them.

Hey man what makes it start slipping o ce it's under a load? I have new clutches and all.

Dakota, I agree with you 100% about how this economy makes starting any business very risky. I hope that you can withstand this turndown and rebound your business when you know who returns to the White House.

Hey have you ever had issues with your machine bogging down and loosing power while mulching?

I put a wicked wheel in my 04 and it sounds nothing like that. I’m pissed.

Dakota, this is an excellent video! How much land was cleared on this job?

How much did that cost?

9 acres took a month to mulch?

I like the fast forward, Lewis

Could I get your number to talk to you about how you got started?! I work for the county in my county but sick of the political bull crap and have been thinking about this. Thank you!

Part number?

Damn, that’s a marathon, lots of guys would have just rented a big dedicated machine but it shows if you’re willing to take it piece by piece and keep at it, it indeed can be done. True testament to the 500hf head and the groovy teeth gen2. Very impressive.

Thanks for the informative video, had watched 2 before this and this is the only one that worked. Definitely subscribing!

You wouldn't be able to use it all up in either version.. The oem stuff for the power valve is mostly all n/a

Looks better 👍

Doing good 👍

A chop saw and table saw are not the same saw, what saw did u actuality use

Trying to decide between the standard 25hp gas’s or the 16.8 diesel upgrade.

Squeal! Squeal like a pig!

Exactly they are like me and wife sick of people and their shit, nuff said

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Sound of a chain saw In the back ground would top off the scene.

Which way is safety zone?

Take the hint.

Based

Me and my atv would be in reverse 😂

Yeah that's a huge nope. That's something out of a movie right there. 😂f that

Awesome wood, dude.

Puke

Really cool, you might be able to sell those ones for more because they’re custom. I’d leave a couple in there for nostalgia. See if anybody wants to buy one like that.

Sounds like a freaking vacuum cleaner