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Got links for both mounts? Thx
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New clear back flap for rain. Gun travel ready. And finally put that bumper on. Let’s go hunting.
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Those Cabela's SXS gun bags are the way to go. Been using them for years.
Hi,
I used a company called Smallrig for two bar clamps and what they call a "Magic Arm".
The first one is the clamp/arm combo:
The second is the same clamp, (not included with the tablet mount) but has a Jobi flexible arm and a Jobi tablet holder:
Even though I used the flexible arm from Jobi, you could use pretty much any arm that had 1/4" screw on both ends.
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I use 2 of them to carry 4 rifles on my prairie dog trips. They stay clean and dry in the South Dakota dirty conditions.
Looks nice! I ordered that same KFI bumper last evening... and I have that same Cabela's gun case.
Is there any drilling involved in the installation of the bumper?
We took our normal evening ride, actually, a bit shorter than normal, but we saw a record 54 deer! Only one confirmed buck, though. Our prior record was 35. They must enjoy the cool, dry air, that felt more like fall, like we did. 
Enjoy those P500's this weekend.
Enjoy those P500's this weekend.
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nope, no drilling. pro tip I got here on this board, only put one bracket on at a time. the bed bolts are pretty tight, and you won't want to have them both off at the same time...
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Looks like a great exploring trip.
Looks like almost a carbon copy of our sxs. Different tires and I need t add the fender flares.
Looks like almost a carbon copy of our sxs. Different tires and I need t add the fender flares.
futzin said- Before I bought a tractor, I used a "Brush Grubber" to remove saplings/small roots.
I have one and use it yearly to pull out Schumak around my pond and pastures. Works awesome!
I have one and use it yearly to pull out Schumak around my pond and pastures. Works awesome!
Over the week-end used the P5 at the cabin property for more log moving duties. Actually remembered to snap a picture with a log attached this time:
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I was lucky enough to get some time to take my P520 for a ride in the forest today. As I was heading back home I began smelling something burning. It was a faint smell, nothing overpowering. Strangely, it smelled like a wood fire, nothing mechanical or electrical.
I slowed down and started looking around trying to find the source of the smell. As I slowed down I heard a slapping sound from the 520. I stopped and jumped out to examine the UTV and found a stick had wedged itself between the muffler and the heat shield and was burning on the exhaust. Mystery solved. I had gone over several fallen trees and must have picked up some debris at some point. I removed the stick and all was well.
That was my excitement for the day!
Mike
I slowed down and started looking around trying to find the source of the smell. As I slowed down I heard a slapping sound from the 520. I stopped and jumped out to examine the UTV and found a stick had wedged itself between the muffler and the heat shield and was burning on the exhaust. Mystery solved. I had gone over several fallen trees and must have picked up some debris at some point. I removed the stick and all was well.
That was my excitement for the day!
Mike
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I’m glad it didn’t go full on popo on ya.
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On a side note, while driving my P520 (stock wheels/tires) at an indicated 40 mph, my GPS is registering 37 mph. I've read about the factory speedometer being a bit optimistic and my experience (in addition to the other examples) appears to confirm that theory.
Mike
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It's a nice blue at least.
This week UPS and USPS delivered a KFI rear bumper and Crossroads 3D cup holders. Hopefully this weekend I will find time to do the installations.
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Looked the reverse lever modification and moded my P52.
Works like a charm.
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