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Those 2 tubes are my chainsaw wrench’s that came with my 2 chainsaws. The screwdriver shafts are in drilled holes. They stay in place nicely. The osb board on the front of the box lifts out, it just sits in slots on the side, by lifting it out I can then remove the seat with ease if needed. I can fit 2 chainsaws gas and bar oil in it, or 3 five gallon pails. My plow can be angled left or right also.

I have always had Warn plows. Only on my second one now. First one sold with my old 2006 350 Bruin and was still good as new. Here is a picture of my new one.

Thanks everyone for all the warm welcomes.

Interesting. Would this have worked for my 01 Rubicon?

After Market....I got the front and rear disc kits from Super ATV like others mentioned above in this thread.

Yamaha makes Excellent bikes and quads, I have owned more Yamaha's than anything else, and I use to race them in my younger days. And they have always been easy to work on. I currently also own a 2017 Kodiak 700 ESP SE, awesome machine.

Another thing you can do is what I did when I changed my 01 Rubicon over to disc brakes without buying different wheels is add 1" wheel spacers then you can use the stock wheels without any rubbing issues. This also makes your ride a lot more stable.

My go to saw is a Stihl MS261 pro series. I also have a MS193 for lighter work. I have a woodshed that holds 9 cords of wood that I work year round to keep filled. I burn about 5 cords a year.

welcome!

Hello everyone, new member here. Hope to learn a lot and share when I can.