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It looks good , did it come with everything or did you add it? Are your tires 27s looks more trail ready than an around the house worker.
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I added everything myself.
The tires are much kinder to the grass working around the house then the OEMs.
I still have to make wide turns. But I am not killing the grass anymore either.
I am riding some trails with creeks and some mud but haven't tried them in heavy mud yet.
So it seems like these tires fit the bill pretty well for me.
I kept the OEM tires/rims just in case I decide I need them but for now, I have plenty of spares.
The tires are much kinder to the grass working around the house then the OEMs.
I still have to make wide turns. But I am not killing the grass anymore either.
I am riding some trails with creeks and some mud but haven't tried them in heavy mud yet.
So it seems like these tires fit the bill pretty well for me.
I kept the OEM tires/rims just in case I decide I need them but for now, I have plenty of spares.
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Original post pictures didn't show and I can't fix it now so here are the mods to date:
Soft top
Half windshield
Winch
6 panel, rocker panel
Tires and Rims
Soft top
Half windshield
Winch
6 panel, rocker panel
Tires and Rims
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Tire and rim change out. 14" wheels and 27" terribites. No lift, no rubs.
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getting the trailer balanced and creating 25" of space for coolers, bicycles or whatever up front.
welded 1 E track on each side at rear. Low profile when not in use but can strap down vehicle from rear to keep it centered. Or strap down something in the back.
Manual winch if everything goes dead. I also use it to hold down tarps when I am moving a load of gravel or dirt.
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welded 1 E track on each side at rear. Low profile when not in use but can strap down vehicle from rear to keep it centered. Or strap down something in the back.
Manual winch if everything goes dead. I also use it to hold down tarps when I am moving a load of gravel or dirt.
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L2R
Understanding women Vol. 1
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L2R
Understanding women Vol. 1
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snow blade installation October 2019
