Jemmons467

I think so, I bet it's everyone finally going out on the trails cause everything else has been closed.

Welcome to the site, I'll say the most helpful I've found.

I put a synthetic rope on my last winch and had binding issues were the rope would slip in between itself. Used it a few times and went back to the steel cable. It is safe though as I am not a fan of being poked with frayed wire.

So far so good, I'll get out on the trails soon and give them a good test.

Yah especially for 26s, I saw these and they looked like the dirt devils my gramps used to have on his old fourtrax 300 and I loved those.

So I just wanted to do a review on these tires. I did just get them mounted and have only a few miles on them but have riden on road, loose rocks, wet fields and over the tire mud holes. I picked these up from ChapMoto for $245 shipped. They are 26x8-12 26x11-12. The tread pattern is very similar to the Dirt Devil, 3/4" deep and 6ply. So far they ride really well on paved roads, a little quieter than the 20 year old tired they replaced. They go really good in the mud blasting through it easily, not huge soupy snorkel mud some of you like but deep enough. I will update the more miles I put on them. I wanted to buy American but most were out of my budget or out of stock. But this is also the reason for my review, I know people have heard or have seen china tires give out or under perform. Oh and the wheels are Quadboss steelies.

Just spent the day taking down a 20x32 above ground pool so I am too tired to read the whole thread haha. Yes I did figure out me electrical issue for shifting. It ended up being the large fuse right off the battery, it would get hot, expand and not work. I replaced the fuse and it has been shifting great since. Currently sitting on jackstands due to a flat but still shifts haha.

Been working a lot so it's hard to catch up haha. Only get on for a few minutes here and there.

So did you get the parts you needed installed and how is it shifting for you?

My new wheels came in. Just waiting on tires.

I dont think I mentioned it before, or I could have, I don't remember to much haha.

@_Wilson_™, yah if i remember correctly it wasn't in very tight. I do need to double check the gap in the new one I put in.

Update. Bike is running and shifting great. I have plowed with it a few times and have been out in the fields in the snow. When it has been really cold out it will shift a little slow but shifts fine when warmed up. Again thanks for every ones help.

It really is though, I posted on a different forum before I joined this one and I yet to get a response, and that was a few months ago at this point

If its the rudder stuff you see in office buildings I used that on my old Golf as an extended lip on my front bumper, worked and looked good.

Good to know, I definitely have the hall type sensor

Are you saying they replaces the old style with the Hall Effect on 2014 and newer machines or that the new replacement parts are now all hall effect. Because he has a 2002

I do not know why I never looked for replacement spouts for the can, I guess it never came to my mind. I did find replacement spouts on Amazon, I just need to measure my can to make sure they will fit and I'm ordering one. I realize common sense is not common anymore but its much easier to take ones time to make sure the spout is in the tank before pouring than some of the safety cans are to use.

I keep mine in my garage.

I'll look into that

I just saw this, not sure why it didn't say you tagged me. But yes I do want one, ill get there one day though.

Do any of you miss the old gas cans with the flexible hose? I do not like the new style where you have to press buttons in and make sure the darn thing is catching on the side of your gas cap to push down. I feel I spilt less with the old put the hose in and pour. I had to get gas for my wheeler today and I only have the new cans and that thing would not stay latched open and kept slipping out of my tank. Sorry I just miss the old style haha

No that was definitely me that threw one against the wall haha

Glad you figured out the issue.

Something is definitely binding inside the gears.