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35 minutes ago, Gwbarm said:

There should be 2 plugs a drain plug(lower) and a fill plug(upper), take the top plug out(fill plug) fill it until it just runs out the hole put the plug back in.

Thank you brother, some things I've found said that and others said not all the way because it would build too much pressure. I tend to overthink, especially when I see conflicting info. Lol

46 minutes ago, jen said:

That's a nice looking Grizzly...probably low hours.  

It's extremely nice, it actually belongs to an elderly couple I've known most of my life. They bought it new in '07, never been abused and always garage kept. Most likely never seen full throttle until I've been test riding it. Lol

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