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By quadnut20
A few pics from last weekend ride , still riding my old 450r ,thinking about getting a 4x4 as I'm getting older but we'll see
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By BenderIsGreat
Hey, this is just an FYI post. After getting my quadrunner going again (voltage regulator issue in other posts), it ran well, but a couple of times I had trouble getting it started. I suspected the fuel petcock because I was shutting the fuel off when I wasn't using it, and I knew the filter/stems in the tank were looking rough last time I shone a flashlight into an empty tank. So I went on amazon.ca and bought the cheapest petcock I could find, like $13.99. But when it arrived, I realized it was different than the original. It had on/res/pri as the level selections, and along with fuel out, had a connection for (I discovered) vacuum in. Wheras the original petcock only had on/off/res and just fuel out. So I read up on it, sounded cool, the vacuum connection means that you just leave the lever set to on, and it automatically cuts fuel when the engine is off. So I found a splitter, and I split vacuum off my fuel pump to the new pet cock, and it seems to work well.
I'm not sure if I've made a mistake here, but I like the idea of an automatic fuel shutoff, and if there's an issue, I can just set it to Pri, and it bypasses the vacuum shut off and just allows fuel to drain through the lower Res stem. Only thing was setting the lever to Res, I expected it to work the same as On, but fuel coming from the lower Res stem, but it doesn't seem to allow fuel at all, but not a big deal since Pri will serve that purpose.
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By Johnnyhorsepower
I finally found an awsome app for your phone that shows you on a map all the trails near your location. You can read or add reviews, look at picts...etc
Its called: atv escape
John
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By George MacDougall
Bulldog truck bed ATV carrier - Haul 2 ATV’s with a short bed truck and tow a trailer!
I am selling my Bulldog truck bed ATV carrier for $750. This rack slides into the back of a short bed (6.5') or long bed truck and allows you to rear load and haul 2 full size ATV's, and tow a bumper-pull travel trailer at the same time. I purchased the rack about 10 years ago from a dealer in Eugene, OR. When stored it has always been covered with a tarp. Now we only have one ATV which I carry in the truck bed so I no longer need the rack. This rack is stoutly built and all welded together, unlike other flimsy carriers currently on the market. Bulldog Manufacturing out of Marysvale Utah quit making them about 5 years ago. It includes two 12 ft. aluminum folding ramps that store under the ATV's. Also included are four heavy duty ratchet tie downs for each corner of the truck bed, and six over the wheel tie downs to secure two ATV’s to the rack. The measurements of the rack are:
Base – base of rack measures 73" long, 47" wide, and 23” tall.
Deck – deck of rack measures 80” long and 102” wide.
My name is George and I am located east of the Sacramento CA area, pick up only. If you’re interested or have any questions, please text me or call me at 916-826-5587. Thanks!
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By Tjp5093
I need help identifying where this little part came from in my 02 Honda forman case. It looks like it's steel and broke off of something. It was having shift issues. Not sure if it's related or not. I will pay whoever can tell me where it came from.$$$$$$$$$$$
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