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4shorts
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This time I'm removing all the OEM cab lights (Front & Rear) and installing new LED's in their place so anyone who have thought about ever doing such a terrible thing can see it done soon by me. The tractor is out and waiting to get in the shop. The first step is to shoot a video with the OEM cab lights on in the dark then do the install and do another video with the new LED's. This time I'll take still images of both lights and post them to show the difference if there's any difference at all. :confused3:
No I can't say it's a major issue but it do happen. Considering I'm doing this myself and getting ideas along the way I always say to myself "Why not" so i just go and do it. The GPS tracking was cheap (Free) and the alarm system was on sale for $20. so it was a no brainer. Building it like I did should last a very long time. If a fire starts inside the shelter the surrounding area is safe. If a fire starts outside the shelter the Generator might survive. If a tree blows down on it the generator is safe. It's heavy enough that four strong men wouldn't lift it to steal it and it won't blow over. It don't look too intrusive where it resides so I think for a shelter it has all the quality's to call it the perfect shelter (For me anyway)
As I replied on the video. This generator seems loud because of the mic I used but in reality It's very quiet. Some gen sets are screamers and you can hear them a mile away. Honda's are traditionally a quieter generator.
No rejection yet on the fenders. When they first arrived we removed them from the box and they went into a detox program for 30 days. After the installation we put them on antibiotic's. Every now and then they do start to turn a little green so we increase the meds and all is good
Well today my buddy BelarusBulldog dropped by the shop. He got to see the shelter first hand. He bought the same generator so he's got a few ideas now for his. He bought a new 4 wheeler bike and asked wifey to design so emblems for both his helmets to match his new bike. He sure looked happy when he left.
