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By Ajmboy
Got my Yamaha Grizzly buttoned up finally and went for a quick 2 hour ride in the power lines with my neighbor, who has a Yamaha Kodiak. We have access from his yard, which is nice. Was a beautiful day today to get out and will try to go more often. Ran into two other quad riders with a sportsman and I think grizzly. Also ran into a dirt bike rider. 😎
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By Susan Makowski-DeGraw
My quad runs, it starts up runs for about 10 minutes and then it dies if you let it sit for 10 minutes it’ll start back up ride for another 10 minutes and then die again, trying to figure out why it keeps stalling
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By Rick Shropshire
Happy New Year all! Remember not to operate any vehicles while under the influence, you could get busted or worse, you could get hurt or hurt someone else who's playing it safe and end up in jail. Have fun and be safe.
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By jlsparky7
Let me know what you guys think. Just registered as a member here and thought I'd bring something to the table. I probably have around 50 or so ATV how-to videos on my channel. Please let me know what you think!
Yamaha Banshee Bottom End Assembly Vid Part 1 of 5 - YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImuhGhNCXGU
Banshee Carb Cleaning and Rebuild Mikuni - YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq9dxbl9R5g
Yamaha Blaster Bottom End Engine Assembly - YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TL--JIzcmxQ
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By toonces
What's the best way to fix this?...
Best idea so far is to clean it all up, sand the bottom side real good and find a piece of durable plastic I can shape and form to the bottom, and sand it as well. Then hold it all together somehow and epoxy the formed plastic to the bottom side. After curing, drill holes on both sides of the crack and thread wire through like shoelaces for support, pull tight and tie off.
Seems like I read about some kind of goop you could use in this situation but I forget what it was called. I believe it would take the place of the epoxy.
Right now I need advice on what kind of plastic to use and how to source it, as well as what kind of epoxy.
I'm all ears.
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By davefrombc
Is it just me or does the forum have a problem?
I have tried both uploading a video from my PC and not had it connect to upload , and in an attempt to post a link to the video on Youtube, got the error message the video must be from Youtube.com.......yet the URL was to Youtube.com and it was not recognized.
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