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Thanks for the info Raptor 8. It is going back to the shop.

Mikey, what the hell was that guy trying?

I dont know what he was trying to do but I laughed pretty hard the first time I saw that.

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Newest info for the fine folks at "QuadCrazy". So the little behind-hole actually bent the frame. It pushed the lower A-arm back and buckled the frame where it mounts. NOT REPAIRABLE! So we're charging the guy for the cost of a new frame and all the labor to put a new frame on and then we are buying an 09 Rhino 700 with EFI. Also no more payment plan, all of it very soon or we go to court. The situation has changed, my machine is totaled.

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Were gonna go look at them tonight. Don't have the room for 2 rhinos in the garage plus my quad plus kristins car. I could be dishonest and adjust the tierod so the tire sits straight and then sell it as good. But I would feel horrible if someone got hurt because of me. Not much that we will change is interchangable. I think the body is. I still have the stock bumper and stock body. I can put those back on and if they don't fit the 09 I will sell them. The CDI is not so I will put the stock back in and sell the CDI. The new rims will fit so I will put the new stockers on the old rhino. I found a guy that will probably buy the 06 and fix it himself.

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That's what I'm saying. I don't know what to do. I want to keep this Rhino b/c of the work we've put into it. At the same time I want a new one for the bigger motor and better suspension. And with that we have a clean slate to do the after market stuff again.

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Wow,,,,,,That Sucks.....but I knew it might be pretty Spendy....my buddies took off by itself down a Gentle Slope and Kissed a Tree......Bent this CHIT too...:confused: He found a good Welder that was able to Make a Jig and Straighten the Frame out....Then welded in some Gussets....Now its better than new.....

Hope everything works out for ya...

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wow that stinks, i hit a tree today, tried to slide around a corner, hit a stick and the thing rolled over and the front tire hit a tree and the back end swung around and hit me, it hurt!:censored:

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Yeah Bot that is a lot of money but I understand you want your bike right. You might think of getting it fixed putting all the stock parts you can back on it and then selling buying a new one and putting the aftermarket parts on the new one.

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Yeah Bot that is a lot of money but I understand you want your bike right. You might think of getting it fixed putting all the stock parts you can back on it and then selling buying a new one and putting the aftermarket parts on the new one.

good idea:yes:

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wow we really are mean:laugh:

That's what "QuadCrazy" means in Swahili.....

"Really Mean Muddy People"....

I'd kick the kid in the parts, THEN sell them on eBay as "damaged goods".......

-TD

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Getting that one fixed is not an option. We have a riding trip in a few weeks and it won't be done. I have all the stock parts still. I'm gonna put them all back on except the exhaust cuz I had to cut the old one out. The bumper will fit the new one, the rims and maybe the body I still have to find out. What doesn't fit I will sell.

Yes, the bill is still on him. We will go to court if it comes to that. I'm telling him I want my money by Aug. 1st. If not...Judge Judy, here we come. We will be going to civil court.

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Getting that one fixed is not an option. We have a riding trip in a few weeks and it won't be done. I have all the stock parts still. I'm gonna put them all back on except the exhaust cuz I had to cut the old one out. The bumper will fit the new one, the rims and maybe the body I still have to find out. What doesn't fit I will sell.

Yes, the bill is still on him. We will go to court if it comes to that. I'm telling him I want my money by Aug. 1st. If not...Judge Judy, here we come. We will be going to civil court.

Well...I feel for ya bud.....

Review the court scene from "Animal House", especially the apparatus they bring into the courtroom

:hammer:

-TD

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