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Did most of mine online in an evening, finished it up the next day... super simple.

Check kijiji- tons of 17 and 18's with new engines at 2500 kms.

Don't drop down something your not sure you can climb out of again!

Yeah Ive heard lots of bad stories, I must have got a pair from the good batch lol. Got em super cheap and so far don't regret it. Next boots probably won't be alphas tho, the odds of getting a good pair don't sound great.

Mine where fine all of last season aswell! Hopefully get another season out of them... we'll see.

That trailer should weigh in at about 6000lbs dry.

Have been using the Tobe Capto Gauntlet for a season, been great so far! Hands stay dry and warm. One season on em and they still look and feel like new.

I bought an engine from Chad a few years back, so far no problems great guy to deal with. Also running his bumper on the nytro, fit and finish is top notch! Has held up great so far. Cr is a one man show, he's super busy so getting a hold of him can be difficult. I usually send him a text, and...

Was just gunna post that LOL, the display on the sled in one of the vids looks ALOT like the T3 display.

Had that on a Nytro once, stuck on there since 2010... ended up cutting off the ski bolt...

I've got one that's been sitting for 2 weeks lol. Gonna order bearings and put er together.

Cool down the clutches at the same time :)

Dont know the actual angle, but it's not that crazy... just gotta be careful coming down on hardpack.

100% agree. We run a tracked JCB, use it for a mix of farm chores and landscaping... very rarely sees concrete or ashphalt. Compared to the tired John Deere it replaced I prefer the JCB. The JD had flat frees that absolutely sucked in snow or mud- the JCB with regular tracks would easily out...

What brand of camera is that? Would like to put one on the Skidsteer!

Must be a the Nissan version, I think fords version is a little nicer lol JK

Thats about 1 post per Hour!

One big reason is they place the engines in sideways- can make servicing and repair extremely difficult.

Off to Mexico... prolly spend the rest of its days lifting whatever there.