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Didn't need it on this ride. Some rides we do push the limits of range. BTW: Michelle is 60 years old. Not bad eh?2 points
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I don't know of any adapters to allow a battery charger to act as a maintainer. Depending on the output of your solar charger, It could be a "maintainer" Dash board solar chargers rated between 5 and 10W and 13 to 13.5v will act as a maintainer.. Maintainers typically normally output a very low amperage, generally one amp or less and a voltage between 13 and 13.5v to apply a very low charge rate to balance the internal leakage of a battery. Normal full charge voltage of a 12v leaed acid battery is between 12.5 to 12.8V2 points
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Great Morning QC !! Quick 2 hr ride then lunch with wife !!2 points
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23 friends 5 days great weather in Wyoming riding Sand Dunes & trails !!
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Is that a wet clutch...probably takes special oil? Tractor clutches were dry clutches and notorious for sticking when left set too long.2 points
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good idea flushing with Coal oil..AKA diesel2 points
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Oil was drained and there were about 4 to 5 oz. of water in the crankcase but no sign of mixing with the oil. I put about 2 qts. of diesel into the crankcase and pulled the engine over by hand 20+ times and then drained that. Then I changed the filter and refilled with fresh oil.2 points
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More pics !!
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when he changes oil what color is it? Does it have water in it...milky brown color...The wateer will be at the bottom as he drains it.2 points
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Sometimes that happens from sitting, things seem to dry out, i would try rocking it back and forth to try and free it up, you may also try changing the oil the new oil going in should lubricate things.Of course you said you have it runnings. That should have lubricated everything, but new oil might help.2 points
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Nice ride! Have fun, and be careful.2 points
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I do too Jen . Lithium Ion batteries are great for capacity and holding their charge; but they must be charged with chargers designed for them, not with ones for NiMH batteries. Another caution for Li ion ones is to keep them out of the sun where they could get overheated. Li FePO4 batteries used in solar systems and power stations are much safer than the older Li ion batteries but they still need to be charged with chargers designed to work with them, and they cannot be used for starting service as they are designed for a long draw at low amps (deep cycle) rather than the short heavy draw of a starting battery2 points
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Grandpa's Brother cut the tip of his thumb off. Grandpa said his mother cleaned it up but it was bleeding bad. His mom, he always called her Mother, reach up inside the fireplace and came back with a hand full of black soot. She clasp it over the boys thumb and held it tight for a few minutes. Grandpa said when she took her hand away there was only a tiny drop of blood on his black thumb.2 points
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The old folks knew how to take care of emergency with no Dr. , never heard of the egg thing but a great idea.2 points
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Good story, even without the eggs2 points
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Welcome to QC from Colorado !!2 points
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Job change probably2 points
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My grandpa was a kid cutting corn to shock. If you do not know what that means I am sorry. He cut his cheek with the corn cutter. My great grandma, his mother, cleaned up the cut. Then holding the skin together, she took the membrane/skin from the inside of an egg and placed it over the cut. As the membrane dried it pulled the cut together. You cannot see the cut on Grandpa’s cheek. Goooood MOrning and Happy National Egg Day June 3rd America! Us girls have a natural affinity to EGGS....LOL2 points
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Good Morning! Beautiful Tuesday after Memorial Day here in MI. Hope everyone had a great weekend! 😎2 points
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2006 Suzuki King Quad 700 at the moment, Wellington, NZ.2 points
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Kawasaki Super Sherpa, love that bike, the most fun bike to ride.2 points
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Great pics Love to see Peoples riding pics How many miles are you guys covering ?1 point
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They do make an air filter oil spray might be a little gentler than regular oil.1 point
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My equipment is at my cottage that I am at when possible. So I don't like 120 vac trickle chargers due to potential fire hazard. Mike explorer suggested this solar charger as an Option. I like it.
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Yes you can just hook your jump starter box to the battery and crank it up. You can use a trickle charger on it ,leave it over night, if the battery is good will charge up. I have so much trouble withr these small batterys not lasting very long i have just been leaving the trickle charger on it when not in use. I usually use aa trickle charger that puts our 1.5 or 2 amp.1 point
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Lucky Guy! In the distance Amazing Peaks+. Looks like a lake in that one picture for skinny dipping.1 point
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Very Nice ! Thanks for sharing!1 point
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Here you go !! Started out at 8500 elevation ended up at 10,000' this is Blackhawk & Central city area
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I use Rockymontainatvmc.com, Motosport.com, and have used Partzilla a time or 2 for OEM parts. I use Amazon for aftermarket parts, mainly for the ease of returns if the parts dont work. The 3 sites i listed also sell aftermarket alternatives if you dont want to pay the OEM prices. I like Rock Auto also, order a lot from there, no interaction, no friendly emails, but they always do what they say they are going to do, never had a problem with any orders. Good luck with your Quad!1 point
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Hey guys new to the forum and bored as hell with the mundane 9-5 planning on picking up a new scrambler 1000 or sportsman 1000 for me and my son to ride. My boy Jack is 5 years old and I was debating getting a touring edition with the back seat however i cant decide if its time to just get him his own quad or get the sportsman instead of the scrambler so i can put him on back. I am 37 years old bored as hell and looking to tear some sh** up! I have ridden glamis and a few other places when i used to live in AZ but now that i am home in NY NO ONE rides around here! Long island is extremely strict with this kind of thing which suuuucks! If there are clubs you can join or meetups please point me in the right direction thanks again!1 point
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Yeah, it helps when you drop the O-ring 15 times 🤣1 point
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Upstate New York is so beautiful. Never rode there...but spent some time around Massena, NY area .....Shame the St. L Seaway locks were restricted to 78 feet wide so ocean vessels could not utilize them...politics!1 point
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I don't go for the cheapest. I just got Geico on my two off roads and have off/on road on my Sandrail. Geico is 'Stand your Ground ' when people try to sue over BS. " Been there done that." But I am sure other good companies do the same and back their insured. BTW Insurance companies know more about you than the CIA. LOL1 point
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I also have the Sun Joe, works very well, i also have a battery powered one that does a good job for light cleaning also Sun Joe.1 point
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I understand and y'all are a lot smarter than I. Albeit, I am taking extra precautions on storage and maintenance of my Li ion batteries and equipment.1 point
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Great morning QC !! Ride day today !!1 point
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Haven't seen any bears !! Rattlesnakes and Coyotes Wild horses and Cows and Badgers1 point
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Bear Country? Damn I hate bears.1 point
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No lake near by ! Flaming gorge Res is about 50 miles South !! its called Killpecker Sand Dunes !!1 point
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Ok, update time. I finally got all the parts in (had to wait forever for the last O-ring to get shipped) and everything went together great! I used some silicone grease to hold the largest o-ring to the crankshaft opening while i assembled it so it would stop falling onto my garage floor. The oil seal is a bit tricky, if you push the spacer into it hap-hazardly you will knock out the spring retainer that holds the seal tight. I actually put the spacer into the retainer plate and then slid both on at the same time so that i knew the spring was good. 1x of the 2mm thick washers was needed to push the front sprocket outward for alignment to the rear sprocket.
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Thanks for sharing, looks like a great time!1 point
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Great morning QC !! On vacation starting tomorrow in Wyoming ! A week of Atving !!1 point
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mid-south Washington state is now home for a bit (originally from Honolulu). BRP Outlander Bombardier 400.1 point
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Happy Victoria Day to our good neighbors and friends1 point
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Canam Outlander Max, 2 of them. Ridin’ the rocks, in the Rocky Mountains in Alberta Canada.1 point
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Happy Victoria Day ( if you’re in Canada!) Went for a short ride in the mountains, but some rain blew in… so the ride got REALLY short!1 point
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Thibodaux, LA1 point
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I'm in the Rochester area and don't know of any places close by.1 point
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Nice idea to have a thred for newbies, thanks. Lots of cool places that folks are from. I'm Sandro, a farmer in New South Wales, Australia. I have a quad that I use to work......and have fun on it of course1 point
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Really good forum.... Still learning in La Vergne, TN1 point
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