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By ScottV
Hi all!
Looking for some advice. I just bought a kawasaki mule fxr 1000. Super nice machine but as I said in the tag...total newbie. A buddy told me I need to be running tires low pressure out in the woods where I drive it. Is that so? He also said if I'm driving below a certain speed I should be in low gear range instead of 2 wheel high. Thoughts on that? Thanks everybody! I can't wait to dive into this site's content!
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By Hagbard
Looking for a DRIVE SPROCKET RETAINER PLATE for a 1987 LT230E (P/N 24751-35B01)? Good luck.
Believe me I searched high and low, including contacting two OEM suppliers in Japan. No dice.
Ran into this problem myself. The part is no longer available, unless you get SUPER lucky on eBay.
My solution was to use the identical part from the newer ones, but you have to switch out the bearing and spacer bushing as well. Basically I took the retainer plate (46) and spacer bushing( 55) from a 160 motor I have for parts, and bought a new 6206 bearing which is the right size to match part (40) https://www.amazon.com/Bearing-30x62x16.../dp/B07XJ7H2VJ There's also a difference in thickness between the sprockets, so I added a couple 14ga. bushings as spacers
So, referencing this parts diagram, you need to get everything from the bearing (40) on out. So, parts 40 (BEARING 09262-30084), 46 (RETAINER 24751-35B10), 47 (OIL SEAL 09283-38017), 48 (O RING 09280-70009), 54 (O RING 09280-21008), 55 (SPACER 27531-35B10), and 59 (PLATE, FRONT CHAIN GUIDE 27641-35B00).
https://www.babbittsonline.com/.../50d08495f.../transmission
If you need me to walk you through any of it I'd be happy to help.
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By LT-4WDinNY
I got the side cover off, learned how to put the subtransmission back together. I took the nut off the crank. Grabbed the new flywheel puller. Put the small piece on to protect the crank shaft end, and the flywheel fell off on its own??? So that was weird. I then looked and tested the starter one way clutch. It wasn't in pieces like I had seen on others on YouTube. It only turns in the one correct direction as indicated by the arrow. However, it looks like maybe it is slipping under load? Is that possible?
I know that it was very difficult to pull start since I bought it back in 2001. The guy I bought from had the receipts on a recent engine rebuild by our local Suzuki dealer in the $1200 range because they put the oil filter in backwards. Anyhow, I am trying to make it easier for my kids to ride. I think I verified that the starter clutch was bad by removing the electric starter, then it would pull start normal...
I took pictures of the one way clutch and the CALTRIC replacement parts I bought off Amazon. Looking closer, appears to be heavy wear on the metal pieces in the clutch and scratches on the starter gear surface that goes inside the clutch. I am going to replace the OEM parts with the CALTRIC brand parts off Amazon.
However, I found some other discerning things behind the flywheel. Looks like the center case has cracks, and one broken off tab with the other 2 worn? Also it looks like some scraping inside the case bottom right... assume from when the post broke off. The post was NOT in the case, so probably occurred prior to the Suzuki Dealer rebuild. Also some discoloring on the crankshaft and back of starter clutch. Again, putting in the CALTRIC brand replacements for the starter clutch and starter gear as a set.
Thanks!
Bruce
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By Alaskasunrise
What experiences have you had with tow behind mowers for your ATV? What brands are better than others? We are now living on a large lot that has about 3 acres of pasture to mow, but we don't have the budget for a tractor/mower.
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