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Flat tires
I've had pretty good luck with green slime. I know, I know. Half-as*. But in certain situations it has been quite useful: Riding my bicycle in a game refuge, it was impossible to avoid black berry vines on the trails. Green slime in the tires at least enabled a complete trail ride without having to repair leaks on the trail. My 1980 Case backhoe, with 17.5 - 24 ( I think) tires had a slow leak. Take a month or so to flat. Half a gallon of green slime and I only have to top it off about once a year. I'm an old fart, and definitely adverse to wrestling tires that weight twice what I do. I've also used it on riding mower and a small trailer. I would not use it for a high speed vehicle like my truck or car, but in applications where there isn't much to loose, I've been happy with it. tom -
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1998 Kawasaki Bayou 300 carb leaks
Oh yeah, if we are going to strip a carb we need to remove every brass piece for sure. Assume nothing ! -
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Timberwolf 2x4 shifting issue
Haha.. Glad it was simple. I'm surprised no yamaha rider suggested that. It will be in the owners manual no doubt. I had heard of a button and/or a lever, but I thought that was to get it into reverse. It quite often happens that some designed in safety feature gets taken as a fault. I guess this interlock button is intended as a safety feature. Stupid safety !- 1
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Timberwolf 2x4 shifting issue
So, after going over everything, I found that the reverse shifter has a “lock” button under it. So I depressed it, pushed the lever just a little further “out” of reverse until I heard a click. Then the shift lever freed up, went down to neutral, light came on. All appears to be good! Live and learn. Hope the manual comes soon. -
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1998 Kawasaki Bayou 300 carb leaks
I had the same issue with a Yamaha Kodiak. It turned out to be an o ring under the seat. Needle and seat were fine but it leaked under the seat. -
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Timberwolf 2x4 shifting issue
I just had a look in a manual and it has a shift rod on the left side of the engine. Perhaps disconnect that and try shifting by hand, to see if it works, and to feel for any shift happening inside there.. -
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Timberwolf 2x4 shifting issue
Thank you for the help. I’ll check it tomorrow and advise. -
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Timberwolf 2x4 shifting issue
Not sure about the light but I'd assume that will come right when the cable/rod is adjusted or fitted correctly. I'm not familiar with that model but some of them use a shift cable. If the shift cable outer comes unattached it can pull a linkage but not perhaps push the lever. Move the hand shift lever and look underneath near the gearbox looking for a cable/rod or lever moving. Check it has full travel.
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