Would 2 wheels in front and only 1 in back work as a new 3-wheeler
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By mga
I just saw a video on TikTok where some guy took the rear end off an ATV and bolted on a roto tiller in place of rear wheels. I wish i saved that video to post here....good thing it was 4 wheel drive...lol but, it seemed to work.
I'm not sure how he made it bolt on to the drive....
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By Machias_Mike
Just thought I'd throw this out there. Been wanting a water resistant box for my machine but googling it came up with a ton of really expensive things. Not sure why I never thought of this before. Bought a craftsman toolbox from lowes for $10. drilled a couple holes in it and ziptied it to existing rack. Super solid and works like a champ!! The other mesh basket was something i bought on amazon for a bicycle, lol.
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By ATVForMe
I have enough money to buy a good used ATV outright but I don't want to purchase just a used one. I would like to spend $8K to $10K to get a nice new ATV/Quad to go riding in the mountains with on getaways but to ride around the country when I'm at home.
I have about $2K saved up but like I said, I can't afford the ATV I want with that. Would that be enough money for a down payment?
I can afford to pay about $200/mo on ATV loan payments if necessary.
Are there other places to get financing than through a bank? Do ATV providers like Polaris offer loans?
I'm very inexperienced at buying an ATV so thanks for any help!
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By Plower
I just have no idea where to start.
My main goal for an atv is for plowing AND yard/garden work. I dont need the most powerful atv on the planet, just something that can haul my big 220lb around and push plenty of snow.
My main problem is I dont even know where to start looking. I dont know whats good, whats to stay away from, just like every product on the planet. Theres good and bad in each hobby.
So hopefully by now you have a jist or an idea of what Im talking about. Other than spending hours reading about each atv (time I dont have), I'm hoping someone can give me a quick lesson or show me a place where you can easily compare (side by side) different companies and sizes.
Thanks for any help.
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