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Hi everyone, I have a Suzuki King Quad 300. I live in 4.5 acres which is quite rocky with a lot of ups and downs. With the solid rear axle it is a very hard ride and can only be ridden quite slowly. Is 5 psi too low? At that pressure it is a lot more forgiving.1 point
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Hi. The manual says recommended operating pressure of 4.4psi for the front and 4.0 for the rear, and a maximum operating pressure of 5.1psi. I suppose you have tried adjusting the suspension' spring pressure ?1 point
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I've registered!1 point
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I've always been a craftsman tool guy because I worked for sears auto for about 10 years. I was in Lowes the other day and they have pretty much everything craftsman now, for some time. They'll even warranty old tools I'm told, like sears did. So I'm happy about that.1 point
