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Originally Posted by txgrown1404
If I were posting that pic , it'd say "KILLED"....not "caught"....just sayin !!
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Originally Posted by txgrown1404
If I were posting that pic , it'd say "KILLED"....not "caught"....just sayin !!
No more lost hoods and blown latches for me whilst charging deep water hard and fast.
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Cheers
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nice
I need to do this too, fucking bullshit that the hood wont stay on!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ironhide.au
Tell me about it, this is my 2nd hood and have been thru 8 latches and its always fun wading around in 2" of water looking for the hood in Croc country. Cheers
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What in the hell are you doing to lose your hood? I charge water fast and mud ride all the time and never have lost a hood? Now that I say this I'll lose it!
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Originally Posted by txgrown1404
I'm with Brian on this, if you look at the shadow on the building wall then the pic is? I know they grow big in parts of Texas but that snakes body is as big as ole boy's leg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian lee Rhino450
If you pay great attention when you plow full speed into deep water, you will notice that the water that gushes up forces the hood to bend in the middle from pressure which eventually flexes it enough that the front locator lugs will pop out. Once they pop out it is only 1-3 more good gushes to snap the latches off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dupupp
I can actually beat the hood snapping off.
Have you noticed when charging water fast that the water comes gushing out of where the front bonnet plastics and the top of the dash meet? I recently had my whole bottom dash fall out 2" on the driver side when I snapped 5 plastic push rivets off (2 didn't snap they pulled thru the hood plastic in front of the steering wheel) It even disconnected the lights electrical connector at the rear of the switch behind the dash. I have now replaced all the dash push rivets with M8 flanged nuts and bolts.
In short Dupupp go faster and harder mate, I am the submarine captain of the Viking Clan. lol
My friends Rhino hood flexes up about 5-6" in the middle when he charges water too, them side rubber straps take a flexing.
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http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...94da0bef94.jpg Weather permitting I'm bringing my boy to the spring ride. I'm hoping these Rzr nets help keep trail debris from hitting him........
Thanks again Roman58
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awesome video ironhide! thanks for sharing
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thats a great idea aaron. i hate getting smacked in the face with branches....especially when its cold. thats stings like a sumbitchQuote:
Originally Posted by _Nutts_
http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...ea4b116935.jpg BIGOOZ surpassed his 3 beer limit
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Had to make a gas stop on the way home from my grandsons motocross race, stopped in Beaver Utah!!
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Red neck recycling !!!
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You should think about building a cuber. I get more for them and you don't have to pick em up afterwards.
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Lets see this cuber you talk about.
You must drink lots of beer to have a cuber !!! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Snorider
Any vids or pics?
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Can't see a problem with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by _Nutts_
I'll get some pics. I believe it is technically called a bale but minor details lolQuote:
Originally Posted by pickleryx
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:rotfl:
Home made speedboat
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1UY_eGMP5CU
Don't think I'd want to be behind that on a set of ski's, maybe a tube if drunk enough.
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Seriously what are you searching for to find that???
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Good question! !Quote:
Originally Posted by chuddly
Really, damn
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Cooter sportn his new JBS hoodie. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...6a4093b7b0.jpg
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Sweet pic man!! You gotta love your job!! I would love to work on a rig like thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Krazykevin58
Thanks man! It was a lot better when oil was $100 bbl lol but I love it and am fortunate enough to be working through the slow times!! Hopefully it will find some middle ground around $60 bbl, and everyone will be happy. If things do turn around, there will be a ton of hiring going on!! Not a hard field to get into when times are good, and it will come back, always does!
Those pics were from yesterday, we're in Big Spring
Mud Jam with the girls.
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best friend live north east of big spring we go riding in stanton 4or 5 times a year, its never really that crowdedQuote:
Originally Posted by Krazykevin58
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I always see that place along 20, how's the riding there?
lots of whoops, highbanked sandy turns, dry lakebed to fly across. 10 bucks per rider cant beat that, my wife really likes that place cause its not too big for her and she can ride off on her own. i usually take my ktm and ride that most of the time out there but i have a blast on my rhino every time i go also
im not a mud rider but ill bet after a good rain that dry lakebed would be all kinds of fun
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Turned the girls loose at mud jam for a bit while i cooked a couple times. they got most of the footage since their phones were waterproof. hope i can figure how to post more but here is some highline action.
https://www.facebook.com/nicole.keen...1246141601385/
That's a negative on being able to see it. It's not a public shared postQuote:
Originally Posted by jd283
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