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Hello everyone, I have a 92 honda trx350 I just picked up that has a bent section of the frame where the rear of the seat would clip into place. It almost looks like a tree or something heavy fell on it. Its a fairly deep bend, if that makes sense. It like a V instead of straight. What are peoples goto methods for straightening a section like that?
I have a Yamaha Timberwolf 4x4 250. I want to put a winch on it, but just wondering if the charging system will handle it or not ? Has anyone added one to their machine and have you had any issues?
I have 3 atv's 2 have winches , the problem I sometime have is loading onto the trailer if the bed is wet or of frosty. there have been times the winch is needed. but , what to do if the w/o ATV or any other perhaps dead ride needs to go onto the trailer . 99.5% of it came from harbor fright.
First ATV but owned 2 wheel versions all my (long) life. 1990 KLF300C for $500.. doesn't run yet but I'm an old automotive mechanic so not worried. Only a little concerned about the price of parts, certain this antique will need many
I have a 2003 Polaris Sportsman 700 I bought to use a Polaris plow with- it came with the plow and a winch attached to it (rebranded little warn), the wires from the ATV kept coming disconnected- so I bought a new old stock Polaris/Warn mount and did the same with a 2500 Warn- Was that a good idea? Or should I have gone with something like a Harbor Freight (I love to hate this company but some of their products are decent)
Is there anyone else Out there I should have considered or was this my best choice-
I've done a lot of "jeep" stuff but just getting into the quad thing a bit more.
Thanks in advance.
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