Will this work for a east coast snowmobile rider, tons of bumps on our trails. Only looking for opinions on holding power thru the bumps. Thanks!
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I am a west coast snowmobiler. Yes. This will work for bumps. Just make sure you've tightened the clamps down and even added a bit of rubber underneath to prevent slipping.
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J.J.,My RAM holds my Galaxy S4 with no worries on my Harley with bumps here and there along with a fair amount of usual hog vibration. I would think you would be safe unless you are slamming down really hard off of hills etc. Hope that helps. Good luck!
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It handles my 4 stroke 2.5hp Suzuki outboard just fine :) My GPS measured it flat out at 10mph, which feels very fast in a boat that size!http://youtu.be/NSMX_Hhz5uIhttp://youtu.be/jpcoSQMQ2g8Tho tbh the Transom rails only hold the outboard panel vertically by friction - the screws go round the rails not thru them :/ I rolled some duck tape round underneath the fastenings to stop it slipping down, but it I still worry about it some times, considering modifying it. Also note the Suzuki DF2.5 is significantly lighter than most other 4stroke 2.5hp outboards (one of the reasons I bought it!). I'd strongly advice against anything heavier/more powerful than that. It handles my 4 stroke 2.5hp Suzuki outboard just fine :) My GPS measured it flat out at 10mph, which feels very fast in a boat that size!http://youtu.be/NSMX_Hhz5uIhttp://youtu.be/jpcoSQMQ2g8Tho tbh the Transom rails only hold the outboard panel vertically by friction - the screws go round the rails not thru them :/ I rolled some duck tape round underneath the fastenings to stop it slipping down, but it I still worry about it some times, considering modifying it. Also note the Suzuki DF2.5 is significantly lighter than most other 4stroke 2.5hp outboards (one of the... » Read More It handles my 4 stroke 2.5hp Suzuki outboard just fine :) My GPS measured it flat out at 10mph, which feels very fast in a boat that size!http://youtu.be/NSMX_Hhz5uIhttp://youtu.be/jpcoSQMQ2g8Tho tbh the Transom rails only hold the outboard panel vertically by friction - the screws go round the rails not thru them :/ I rolled some duck tape round underneath the fastenings to stop it slipping down, but it I still worry about it some times, considering modifying it. Also note the Suzuki DF2.5 is significantly lighter than most other 4stroke 2.5hp outboards (one of the reasons I bought it!). I'd strongly advice against anything heavier/more powerful than that. « Show Less
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I have used this Manual Lift for rock, dirt, and snow and it has worked just fine. You may have to modify the installation and it takes a little muscle but it works great. I hope this help you.
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Yes, it's a little tricky in snow when it's stock and honestly sucks stock.. That's why after my first trip up north I took the coaster brake off, put a mtb rear disc hub, an adapter for disc brakes, hydraulic brakes and a mtb crankset with bashguard on. After that it's awesome, its still SUPER HEAVY but fun, my friends love it also.. Hope this helps and doesn't discourage you!
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I have one on my ATV helmet and one on my Snowmobile helmet! Hangs on at 100 mph, so it should work on a motorcycle.
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It works fine we use it for off roading with our Polaris ranger . the cup holders work good., there about 3" deep.PS good luck with that.
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Yes i think it may help, because it took the weight off of my overload spring on my sierra and even with a trailer on it rides better. Hope that helps, good luck.
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It only takes 3-4 seconds max for plow to travel from ground to fully raised height. Cold weather has no impact on motor speed since the generator of the running ATV will be providing the electricity for running the motor. It is quicker than the winch motor and has stop limits so you will not have to worry about "over-raising" the plow frame into the bottom of your atv. several comments are posted online that they damaged either their plow mount or atv undercarriage due to raising the plow too high and bending/damaging either the plow mount or atv!
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I have the same question about this Landwave ramp working for scootering. Did you buy this ramp, & if so, does it work well for scootering??
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That's actually the reason i bought mine. Unfortunately while it does help, it doesn't completely work i also bought padded handle bar grips and worked on my riding grip. I still get numbness and pain when i ride but it takes much longer i can make small trips with no problem. I'm happy with mine just not happy with the price, they should have given you two for 25$ imo.
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I'm sure it will work for you if the part of your roof just above where the edge or downspouts are is smooth so that you can pull the snow down over the edge. If you have a 'bump' type seam that is less than a foot from the edge then that bump could make it difficult to use this as the 'bump' will be in the way.
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The auger does not assist and on a steep drive with 6 to 8 inches of snow you may have some difficulty going uphill. A self propelled unit would be better. The size of your drive may also factor into this. I would say that of all the electric blowers I looked at both online and in stores that this is a good choice. For drives or walk s that are long or inclined then self powered would be a better choice. Hope this helps some in you making your decision.
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do not think auger would assist on your hill. I only use this tho on my 50 ft. deck. I have no hills I have to do. this snow blower is good. I feel it does what I want it to on the deck.
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Not that well due to having to dump frequently not to mention traction due to front end loaded. The rope used to dump the load is a "pain". I bought a Swisher scrapper for my ATV and when set at 15 degree angle it worked pretty good. Hope this helps you. Happy Veteran's Day.
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Works great in any snow. I used mine two times this week. Once in slushy wet snow and one in a blizzard. The slushy snow shot out like a hose. It did jam a few times but clears fast. The blizzard, it worked very well too. Shoots out 30 maybe even 40 feet. Very happy with mine.
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It should work just fne. I have five(5) of these units on various batteries from snowblowers to cars, and they have not given me any problems. I would recommend purchasing either a CTEK 56-564 indicator pigtail, or CTEK 56-380 indicator panel if you plan to permanently connect to your vehicle.
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The clamp is tight, it doesn't have up n down movement but side to side will shift on bumps. I don't have experience with trail systems, but this is very stable to me.