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Install Kolpin Ratcheting Grips

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What happens here

Due to the incompatibility of the Maggift grips, the presenter switches to installing the Kolpin Ratcheting Grips. He unpacks them, noting that their design allows for rotation of the grip section for better adjustability and that they accommodate tubing from 7/8 inch to 2 inches. He then places one Kolpin grip on the front brush guard and secures it using a power drill and a 7/16 inch wrench. He adjusts the angle and uses a level to ensure proper alignment before fully tightening it. He notes that these grips come with two different screw lengths, which is helpful.

Goal: Installed the more versatile Kolpin Ratcheting Grips on the UTV's front brush guard, securing them with appropriate screws and adjusting their angle.

Tools and materials

  • 7/16 inch Wrench
  • Dewalt Brushless Drill
  • Kitchen Shears
  • Kolpin Ratcheting Grips
  • Level

What they say

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longer screws just for information safe let's see what size this is it's an inch and a half bar evidently it will only fit on like a 3/4 inch bar that's frustrating so the Copland brand is set up to where it will mount all the way from 7/8 to 2 inch tubing so we shouldn't have that problem with this one get these goodies out now these have the little rubber mounts and they are pre-cut and ready to rock and roll Thank You kopplin that's a better it's a better product it's a more expensive product but it's a better product the coupling brand is designed with a little removable part right here I'll try to remove it just push that out there it goes and this pulls out and you can rotate the assembly to go this direction or this direction or pretty much any direction that makes sense for you it's indexed in here so that you can rotate it to where it fits and it works for you okay so here's how we're gonna do our coupling mount since it's so adjustable and I can move it to whatever index side I want to move it to I'm gonna mount it right here so we'll have a mount on the front right here and this will kind of cradle whatever I put in here and we'll have the rifle mount right up here so we can always get this guy out of the way and it works really simply you mash the button it opens a little button right here and then you just Ratchet it down just like that works really good so we put our rubber little piece right here cradle it lay it on here so the Copland brand comes with two different length screws so you can see they're smart better product be nice to have mrs. Tony Reed here to help me out with this project alright while we can still move it let's mock it up see what we've got here right there is exactly how mount it up I actually want it to be what this to kind of be a scoop so I'm actually gonna rotate it just ever so slightly right there I think it looks just right hey dummy you didn't start the night these are nylon locking nuts by the way we got our mount all set up we'll take our rhino grip and set them in place get them in the right position and tickety-boo slide this a little clip right in here right there good to go get her set up here slider and make sure we're close to the same nice um in here and make sure it's level and we're pretty much right on the money I'm gonna pull her down just a little bit little things like this get on my nerves if it's not just right it'll bother me all the time job well done it looked great this is how they work they…

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