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2000 Kawasaki Prairie 300 4x4 Rear Seal Leak
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By Gwbarm
I have this control on my Big Bear I have not seen one before, it appears to have a cable that goes to the front differential. Im assuming it's either a differential lock or to disconnect four wheel drive, does anyone know what this is or how it works.
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By APExtreme1944
Looking for a used Kawasaki 300 drive clutch for parts. Let me know what ya got!! Anyone out there have one willing to part with?
thank you for your consideration..
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By Gwbarm
I have this control on my Big Bear I have not seen one before, it appears to have a cable that goes to the front differential, it doesnt appear to be factory issue, Im assuming it's either a differential lock or to disconnect four wheel drive, does anyone know what this is or how it works.
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By Gwbarm
I got my no spark issue sorted out, got it running on the old aftermarket carb, but it didn't want to take throttle even after cleaned it, didnt really want to waste time on it, so I order a new one which is on its way, so not much to post here, but I wanted to start a new thread. I am stating to clean up the plastics thought I might as well do that while they are off, they were a mess tree sap, bird dropping, mold and what ever. Washed them good and got all off so I could see the oxidation , decided to wetsand with 600 grit waterproof sandpaper, and used Armour All instead of water. I figured it could put some of the moisture back in that was lost from sun exposure.
Working fairly well I will keep going finer on the grit and see if it will polish
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By geezer99
My Axis 500 has a solid spool rear end. That gives great traction for hills and pulling, but it tears up a wet lawn on sharp corners.
I wonder if a true limited slip differential or a lockable differential is available in the after market? I googled with no results.
Thanks, tom
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