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I have a few questions about the swap do you have a Instagram it would be easier to talk there

Good explanation of the door install. Has any one have installed the wood grain inserts in the console? I am having great difficulty removing the paper / plastic from the underside of the insert. Does it actually get removed OR is it to be glued down with JB or Gorilla glue as someone has suggested?

You should have been more careful with the threads on the end of the axles rubbing it on the floor

Good Stuff and spot on ...the combat do spin really fast so .022" crank float is in spec even in a hot climate like where I live although I run a oil cooler in summer on my combat as 40C on some ride days

2:00:20 the aeros scored their second goal in the game

Great looking Bike and sounds Great also ! I wish it was mine.

Do you still have the pony?

Very cool. Thanks

Looks like a great trip! Thank you for sharing with us!

"Not Joyce Lake" :D

Nice one Dave. Im just starting with Avata 2 myself. First flight ever I was already feeling the ease of control and hitting the gaps within 3 minutes with motion controller. It is that easy, and so much fun.

So awesome ,this just happened to me and searched for an answer and your video perfectly explained how to repair it.

Fun! :)

I recognize that spot at Evergreen...I used to work for Del

Looking good 👍 enjoy budd

Molalla River Fail

Badass broncos!

I just bought one of these for my Braptor, I had one in my Wildtrak. I am going to use it to mount my two-way radio. One thing to remember, when you take your tops off this thing will come crashing down and hit the dash. Besides that, its an amazing add to any bronco.

Looks like fun! Love the back window sticker 😍 Thank you for sharing your adventure with us!

Where’s your comment go? 😅 Saw the notification before you took action. 💪 I would’ve loved to take my bronco..especially to Moab. But beyond not having enough space, I don’t know if I’d want to do 6000miles in the bronco,.. especially with that dumb pipe I put on. 😂 Thx for your video. Looks like you had an awesome time! 💪

On x is the bomb!

Hi Dave, I'm a fellow Commando owner amongst others lol and have watched you on Mike Tyler’s channel plenty and he recently mentioned your channel so here I am. Stoyan.

Thanks for doing this, when I make over there I would like to buy you a coffee...

Chains too gauche?

Very enjoyable, thanks!

Nice looking group

Great video Dave!

Looks pretty fun. Pretty country too looks like.

Excellent Video ! Thanks

Woah, I noticed you have your seats switched around in the last clip. You've got the drivers seat on the passenger side and vise versa. Another tip is when you have the console in the exact right spot use a thin piece of wire heated up to poke through the screw holes and put a tiny burn hole in all the correct locations then take the console out and slightly more substantially burn the holes out a bit larger with a red hot piece of wire or a soldering iron. Drill the holes in the metal floor. Then put the console back in and install the screws. If you don't and you just try to drill or screw through the carpet it will immediately catch the material and start to unweave a line of material out of your carpet.

My Battery Tender Junior Smart Battery Charger is not charging even though it still shows that everything is fine. If I disconnect one of the charging lines, the LED indicator would flash red light indicating it's not hooked up properly. If all lines are hooked up correctly it shows charging with a solid red indicator. But the charge never turned green, or flashing green, even after a week on an originally 75% charged battery showing 12.45V from the beginning. I hooked up a multimeter and it shows 0 charging current. Any idea on what may be wrong with the unit?

Put a inline valve on the oil line which feeds the engine. Shut the valve off when finished riding and flip it on when ready to ride again. Hang the ignition key on the valve lever to help you remember to open the valve before starting.

That's one ugly Pseudo Commando.

I want to watch the video, but cant because of the music.

Just got done with my 460 build in my 77 F150. Are you still happy with the results of this dizzy? Not a whole lot of reviews on these, but looks like a great product!

Great video. Thanks

Great video Dave! Looks like a great time!

Those trails are fun

I"m trying to figure out the lighting for the stowage box. Mine has the hole in the back plate where the light fits and I see yours has a hole in the top. The new wire kits have the lights from the top but I'm not sure how the bulb is supposed to sit in the socket. Do you have another video showing when you wired it?

Thanks a million for this!!!

We did that trip, in opposite order, abotu the same time as your trip. Bet we crossed paths somewhere.

Your missing bracket lifts the front of the console for air movement. You must cut a slot into the carpet and jute so the bracket can rest directly on the tranny hump steel.

How do you secure the ash tray in the console? Mine is loose.The major supplier who sold it to me is clueless.

Boyer dual fire is a joke. Anyone that installs it is an idiot.

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was not expecting that , nice job

Wait till you have to install the ash tray, The one the company provides is not proper and it sits very loose in the rear of the console. The plastic work the console is made of is third rate. Also, it produced cracks all around due to the improper low quality plastic used. Wherever there is a mounting hole on the hide, a boss is built in. But the boss causes the sides of the console to noticeably bulge out,. The Console is truly a piece of junk and a disappointment.

The plastic in the console develops cracks. There is only one company that imports these consoles and they are all made of a fragile plastic that forms cracks. The company is not supportive and refuses to provide any replacement or assistance. The consoles are a major disappointment , frustration and headache.

Great movie, great trip, glad you guys stopped in to see me

How did you install the front bracket under the carpet?