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In my active time, you have had 4 new vehicles. Granted thats over 8.5 years

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00 and 08 Tahoe are the only ones I have gotten rid of. Tahoe had just under 30k

 

 

Ryan

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00 and 08 Tahoe are the only ones I have gotten rid of. Tahoe had just under 30k

 

 

Ryan

"Gotten rid of" is the key phrase. Added your truck, van, and camaro.
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Put the ol' workhorse quad to work this morning at work:4a03b8b8139793613c3561e6c8b5587c.jpg

Did a great job, but I managed to bend the frame on the plow somehow (torqued up on one side). Oh well, just an excuse to buy a plow for my other quad and retire this one to just trail riding. She's done a great job for the past 10 years, starting to take a toll on her

Also rolled over 8k on the way home0cec8079235b36e632b3c70256c1d184.jpg

Wow that's alot I've had mine 2 months shy of 2 years and I just turned over 21,000 miles.

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I use it for work and personal use so it gets driven some miles. Some days it doesn't move, some days I'm pushing 300+ miles lol

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Sprayed off tonight most likely a wash

 

 

Ryan

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Added GenRight Off-Road LED reverse lights to the quad. I'm gonna have it so they are activated manually not via a switch when it goes into reverse

 

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For those of yall savvy with wiring, do you think I could get away with just running them to the switch and the power to the switch be on a 5 amp fuse? They are low draw (i believe around 2.5 amps total) and would save me money from having to buy a relay

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Added GenRight Off-Road LED reverse lights to the quad. I'm gonna have it so they are activated manually not via a switch when it goes into reverse0a453b2ef5d1d2737364b28ff845dabb.jpg

 

For those of yall savvy with wiring, do you think I could get away with just running them to the switch and the power to the switch be on a 5 amp fuse? They are low draw (i believe around 2.5 amps total) and would save me money from having to buy a relay

Yes
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Clean for now

 

Snow is melting we need a good rain to wash salt away

 

 

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Ryan

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Drove it for the first time in several weeks. Spray on washed behind the wheels to clean off some splash from yesterday.

 

Wait....am I the only 900 SUV regular on this site? Just realized I haven't seen any others for a while.....

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Drove it for the first time in several weeks.

 

Wait....am I the only 900 SUV regular on this site? Just realized I haven't seen any others for a while.....

Yeah basically lol

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