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That's nuts hahaha

This year was much better than the last two years. Last two season could only get out two days each year and it sucked. This year managed 8 rides for almost 1,800 miles, so much better. Rode with a friend of mine as well as my son for all of those miles and am grateful for the time with him...

Yes sir! Nice family run business and they definitely try to take care of me and I really appreciate it.

Well said. That's why I have moved from being a lifetime Yamaha guy (sleds, wave runners, ATV's and side by sides) since the early 80's to 100% BRP for purchases going forward. Great choices models and accessories. Really like dealing my local dealer too.

Hahaha good point! I’m guilty

Good point. Wonder who’s making these decisions to make trucks that are more and more difficult to work out of and use?

Aaah…the good ol’ days

Deep thorough watering once per day is fine for the first few weeks. After that just use your fingers to check the root ball to keep it moist and water as needed to keep it moist. NOT saturated or flooded

Based on where you are planting them I’m going to assume the soil is sandy or mostly sand. If that’s true water more often. Keep root ball moist for the first several weeks and possibly the first growing season depending on rainfall rates and temps. If the soil is mostly clay or partial clay...

It has to be the added weight. Heavier frame and other components equals more weight. Like someone else alluded to…dog is wagging the tail instead of the other way around. Just wish they would stop making them taller and taller. Duramax forum had guys complaining too. Many have to work downtown...

I used to have the 3/4 ton suburban and it was a great truck and great truck to tow the toys

Interesting. I’ve used RO water for my ice makers for over 20 years with no problems. They are plastic lines which is ok. Did your frig have copper likes?

“Deer resistant”. From my experience if the deer are starving and it’s green they eat it…if we planted it!

Some tankless water heaters may not last too long with RO water. It tends to be more acidic and can corrode the heating element. Water treatment guys/girls please correct me if I’m wrong.

The newer 3/4 ton and 1 ton's keep getting taller and taller and I only have 1/2" to spare in a parking garage I need to get in and I've been holding off ordering a new model. Then mid-covid supply chain went to crap so i'm in a holding pattern waiting for things to get back closer to normal...

Agree with what you and Heckler said. This is the starting point. Search for a local water quality company so they can advise you on how to treat water based on the results. Make sure you know how to clean the tankless water heaters annually or as needed based on usage or lack of usage. I own...

Well it never happened in Florence

NWS says 3-6” Monday so some could get the season extended by a few days

I'm not trying to be a smarty pants (we aren't in the barstool) but aren't they really just an engine supplier now? Don't get me wrong. I bought over 15 Yamaha sleds in 20 years and would probably still be with them if they weren't cats with yammie engines (not slamming cats). They weren't...

As Jim Carey said…”so you’re saying there’s a chance”…