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A Gorilla in Wisconsin how new owner Dave Brown set up his electric ATV
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![]() Our Gorilla arrived via USF Holland Truck Lines. |
![]() Instead of a forklift, we used a hay bale handler to unload. |
![]() Plastic straps can be cut with a scissors. |
![]() The Gorilla was shipped on a sturdy steel pallet. |
![]() The pallet's front bar is easily unbolted from the pallet. |
![]() Point up headlights, release emergency brake, and drive off on the first ride. |
![]() Sawmill slabs are cut up, piled on the Gorilla and carried up a hill to the woodburning furnace. |
![]() Small logs can be shuttled from forest to furnace. |
![]() Owner Dave Brown tries out his new J-Mar trailer. |
![]() Test pilot Ted Renkas enjoys the smooth and quiet ride. |
![]() Trailer is from Ja-Mar Mfg, 228 N Interstate Dr Sikeston, Mo 63801 (800)992-0634 |
![]() Gorilla marches right up the hill with loaded trailer to woodburning furnace. |
![]() Towing a Country Home DR Field & Brush 44" Mower with 13hp gas engine |
![]() Gorilla easily pulls DR mower up our biggest hills |
![]() Batteries are charged by plugging in to standard house current. |
![]() From batteries at 50% discharge, it takes 1.28 KWh and 5 hours to recharge and equalize. |