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By MarkinAR
So here's one I've never seen, the Nikasil is flaking at the top of the stroke on the top ring on both cylinders. Both cylinders are clean, nearly zero vertical scratching, just flaking at the top. The flakes are just enough that compression is bypassing the top ring and going into the crank case. It actually shot the dipstick out. Weird. BTW, if this were a 90's Honda, this wouldn't happen. A quick hone and new rings and a Honda will live forever. Stupid pull-harris.
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By Hungus
Hey guys, I know a 2000 Yamaha Big Bear 400 4x4 5 speed single range transmission is model: YFM400FM
But what is the model designation for:
2000 Yamaha Big Bear 400 4x4 "Professional" 5 speed dual range transmission... YFM400F??
VIN decoders don't seem to work for this Yamaha I picked up.
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By Martin Prevost
Anyone know how to change our display names ? Is search on the forum but can't find anything.
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By PKR
Does anyone know if and where you can get parts for a no name carb. My neighbor has one on a 1989 Yamaha 350 big bear and it is leaking gas around the seal on the accelerator pump. (see pic).
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By fartknocker
Phase 1.. we have a problem. I think it's a stupid idea
Textron Off Road to release Wildcat XX in spring 2018
April 20, 2017
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Textron Off Road announced on Wednesday that it will be releasing its first side-by-side as the result of the Arctic Cat merger in the spring of 2018. The Wildcat XX will feature a 125-hp Triple 998 engine, 17.5 inches of front and rear suspension travel, King Shocks, KMC 15-inch wheels, 30-inch tires, full doors and a race-inspired ROPS.
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It was also formally announced that Textron Off Road will be the name of all dirt product going forward, while Arctic Cat’s sub-brands Wildcat, Prowler and Alterra will remain under the Textron Off Road Brand. Arctic Cat will be the snow brand only, going forward.
Arctic Cat originally announced that the Wildcat XX would be made available in the fall of this year, however, Textron Off Road wants more time to perfect the model, reported John Collins, vice president — Consumer, of Textron Specialized Vehicles. Textron Off Road is aiming for a spring 2018 debut, though the release could come earlier, if the model is ready before then.
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Textron Off Road will also be revealing a yet-to-be-named 100-plus horsepower side-by-side with class-leading suspension and an extended cab this fall. That vehicle was in development by Textron before the Arctic Cat acquisition.
These announcements were made Wednesday at an event in the Dallas, Texas, area. There, Textron Specialized Vehicles staff introduced media and about 50 dealers in attendance to the new Textron Off Road and Arctic Cat. The event was also simulcast to Textron Specialized Vehicles and Arctic Cat dealers across North America, as well as Textron Specialized Vehicles staff in Georgia and Minnesota. Textron Specialized Vehicles acquired Arctic Cat in March.
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Powersports Business senior editor Liz Keener was on hand at the Dallas event and will have full coverage in the May 22 issue of PSB.
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