onda Pioneer 700-4 with full load of wood
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I know.... It's my video.....
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I was waiting for that. LOL
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Hahaha. I have been quietly trying to get the longer version working right. I go through some tight terrain. Open her up a little more and it shows a little more nimbleness under load. Unfortunately everything I uploaded from my frozen phone seems to be buggy as heck.
Apparently I was found out....
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I wasn't nitpicking that vid Moose, my post was for humor only. I seen that tube clip a year or so ago and the comments made me think of it so I shared. It was only humor and nothing against you or your vid. Just pointing that out in case you felt otherwise and if you do I can remove it in a second.
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Toodeep, my above post was meant to be funny. I know your vid you posted was to be funny. I watched it. In the conditions I faced at the time . I was the second kind of person (the ones that didn't give a sh**), that the muppet talked about.
Just as my first post in this thread was humorous as well. I know he didn't need permission to post it. I thought it was funny to see he found it and posted it before I was going to.
I have a dry sense of humor. It's my curse to bare since it doesn't translate well to text.
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I am sorry Toodeep, but I can't do more emoticons..... If I do, this pops into my head.Maybe we need more smilies.. lol
I just didn't want any hard feelings if it was taken the wrong way. I noticed right away the pioneer in this vid, the saw and lights are a dead give away..
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toodeep I thought that was hilarious best laugh I had all week, your timing was perfect. I think you took people by surprise, they didn't think you had it in you.. I still question if you were actually looking for cold oil videos
.I know Moose doesn't take me seriously and I hope no one else does, life is too short not to have a little fun.
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I like to joke around but I won't do it much being a mod. Even though I'm just a member having that mod title, you get looked at differently by some members. I just wanted to make sure everyone knew I was joking and I was looking for oil vids (that's not how I found that one though) but I was being too specific searching, plus I did it quick..
Now that we are off topic, I have to go find a slimjim...
Now that we are off topic, I have to go find a slimjim...
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Moose, you have any pics or vids of the pioneer pulling a trailer of wood? Multiple trips to and fro from the woods with a load like that seems like a waste of gas and time. Headache rack?/side enclosure? now stack that SOB to the top. Or hitch a trailer on back and stack it full, too full. I get a kick out of the fact that we seem to think 25 pieces of wood is alot for a $12K machine? A real Big Red (250ES) could haul that on its front/rear rack. Lets see some OVER loaded Pioneers
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Please don't be under the perception that I am attempting to show off or overload my Pioneer.
Say I was though. Those pictures and video evidence would never be posted to the interweb for all to see. I abide by every rule and regulation stated in my owners manual to meet warranty guidelines. Never once have I gone over the 1,000 lb max payload.
I hauled with my king quad and a trailer for years. The rocky, stumpy nature of my property meant all I was doing was fixing my trailers after every couple loads. I got the pioneer to not have that hassle anymore. Plus when I got sick a few years ago, I really needed to start slowing down. The Pioneer and the loads I do in it are exactly right for me.
Toodeep, I used to have a trailer just like that cept it was dual axles.
Say I was though. Those pictures and video evidence would never be posted to the interweb for all to see. I abide by every rule and regulation stated in my owners manual to meet warranty guidelines. Never once have I gone over the 1,000 lb max payload.
I hauled with my king quad and a trailer for years. The rocky, stumpy nature of my property meant all I was doing was fixing my trailers after every couple loads. I got the pioneer to not have that hassle anymore. Plus when I got sick a few years ago, I really needed to start slowing down. The Pioneer and the loads I do in it are exactly right for me.
Toodeep, I used to have a trailer just like that cept it was dual axles.
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I only used it for wood once and that was the end. Loaded like that the rear end was overloaded compared to the front and it pulled like crap. It was built for 4 wheelers and I can fit 3 on it jumping the front one over the rails (most of the time that happens). Now I just go out in my backyard and cut so it's a lot easier.
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