electric impact driver ( cordless) for the tool box

The lithium ones are smaller & more powerful. Just drink more jack.

I keep a Dewalt 18 volt impact in my tool box. If you ever sink your rhino and need to clean your sheave out or if you have to change a belt in the woods you have to have a impact!

You don't need one now Jet lol .... run 14 in the front ... 15 in the rear. Your gonna have to get use to this .... you just ride it! Unless you do it like Carolina ... that boy needs a snorkel!!!!

I have a dewalt 18v it does the job.

Jet wrote:

WV Hot Rod Rhino wrote:

You don't need one now Jet lol .... run 14 in the front ... 15 in the rear. Your gonna have to get use to this .... you just ride it! Unless you do it like Carolina ... that boy needs a snorkel!!!!

James, i have the beadlocks and set it up with 8 front and 10 rear.

at least 12 all the way around or you'll bust a hole in it

Don't hurt urself jet

Dewalt is what we use at work

I don't have a cordless anything, but I do have a Dewalt sawsall and I can destroy anything with it. I know because I've seen me do it.

Jet wrote:

14 and 15 it is !!!

I used to run 9 or 10 in the rzr with bighorns. I'm going to run 12 in the bighorns on the rhino. After riding with James the other day, I can see why he says such high pressure. As speeds increase over rocky rutted out trails, so should psi or you will be taking corners on the sidewalls instead of the tread.

Let me break it down

9 psi= you can ride with Tbone all day long while getting max tread contact for max traction.

9 psi= you can run hard behind Hump all day as long as you slow down for the rough rocky stuff, then hammer down where you can.

12+= you may be able to catch Hot Rod (if he waits at the intersections) without knocking the tire off the bead or using the sidewalls as tread.

Hump wrote:

Jet wrote:

14 and 15 it is !!!

I used to run 9 or 10 in the rzr with bighorns. I'm going to run 12 in the bighorns on the rhino. After riding with James the other day, I can see why he says such high pressure. As speeds increase over rocky rutted out trails, so should psi or you will be taking corners on the sidewalls instead of the tread.

Let me break it down

9 psi= you can ride with Tbone all day long while getting max tread contact for max traction.

9 psi= you can run hard behind Hump all day as long as you slow down for the rough rocky stuff, then hammer down where you can.

12+= you may be able to catch Hot Rod (if he waits at the intersections) without knocking the tire off the bead or using the sidewalls as tread.

Sad but true!!!

Hump wrote:

I don't have a cordless anything, but I do have a Dewalt sawsall and I can destroy anything with it. I know because I've seen me do it.

I run 12lbs in all four of mine....and I ain't trying to catch anyone

I've always run 12 all around too. Although I'm never going fast enough to run on the side walls.