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Here's a short video were I discuss the Apache Backcountry Tracks compared to my Tatou Tracks for where I live and my type of riding. I hope you enjoy the review !! ...1 point
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Welcome to Quadcrazy, it appears from the picture that your head gasket is blown and hopefully not a cracked head. If you reved it as high as you said you did then it’s possable more damage was done like a valve seal but I don’t think so. You may get lucky and just need a new gasket. I would spray a soapy water solution where the oil was coming out and slowly crank the engine with the spark plug wire off so it does not start. You should see bubbles if its coming from the head where you see the oil leak.1 point
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Added ATV info into topic title.1 point
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A 350 cc 4 wheeler is no small quad.. My old Honda 300FW carries my 260 pounds and still does 40 + MPH.. If you want to limit her top speed you'll have to rig up some sort of throttle stop to limit how much throttle she can give it . Even little 50 cc quads can get a kid (or some adults) into trouble. They don't lack power, just the kid size quads lack the suspension to carry the weight of an adult well.1 point
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I would change the gas and plug. if it sat for a while, the carb could be gummed up. Here is a manual for a later model 300. Actually, earlier models did come as 250 so maybe its a late 90s early 2000's. It doesn't contain all the pages (I think), might help: Try looking on the frame for a vin number.1 point
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There is a download for the service manual for your quad in the forums download section1 point
