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Explaining the Battery Saver Switch

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Ventrac Review - "HOW NOT TO TEST A TRACTOR" because Franky is Nuts

What happens here

The discussion returns to the garage where Dan explains a crucial safety and convenience feature of the Ventrac: a battery saver switch. He clarifies that the Ventrac's computer system constantly monitors the machine, which can drain the battery over prolonged periods. The battery saver switch, located discreetly, allows users to completely cut power, preventing battery drain and acting as an anti-theft measure. This is highlighted as a solution to previous starting issues.

Goal: Educate viewers on the Ventrac's battery saver feature and its benefits.

Tools and materials

  • Battery Saver Switch Ventrac — To disconnect battery power and prevent drain
  • Ventrac 4500Z Ventrac — The tractor featuring the battery saver switch

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Period. Wow. Yeah. And when you're out that far, I mean, a breakdown sucks cuz you got to get the equipment back and, you know, if you fix it with my fingers. Yeah. That's crazy. The engineering on these things is phenomenal. But you guys know that I love Ventre, plain and simple. Yeah. But and live Frankie basically lives with me when he's here in the cities cuz his house is 100 miles away actually. So he comes up here and we have a lot of fun working on projects. What's the What's the project you're up here on now, Frankie? Uh Ariel's house. Your daughter's house. Yep. We're redoing a 1950s Rambler. We're redoing a 1950s We're redoing a 1950s Rambler and he's Frankie is going in. He's built a brand new staircase. He's going to tear out the old staircase. He's ripping out walls. I mean, and I'm doing a video on it. And I had to go to no uh Michigan to pick up the back drag blade that uh is on the other machine. And I was gone for 2 days, right Frankie? Yep. 2 days. And he's got everything already pulled apart and put back together. And I'm looking, I'm like, that was 3 days worth of work for three guys. And Frankie did it by himself in two days. He's a freaking beast. You just like Hulk out when you're working with carpentry work, Frankie? Well, yeah. I pulled a a long day one one of them days you were gone. You stayed over there that night, didn't you? Yeah. So, you're using is that the new Milwaukee impact? Yeah. How is that thing? That's pretty good. I mean, it's just doing it by hand. I like them. Yeah. I I'll tell you straight up. I I actually love these new impacts cuz there's no air compressor. No hose. No, you don't have to have power to power your air compressor. You just you're out in the middle of nowhere and boom, you're working. Boat

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