swampcat07

That's one mean looking quad the lights on the front are crazy.

Morning Everyone. Tom where's the beef?

I didn't get a chance to apply for mine yet. I am not really sure what my plans for this year are.

I would go with warn for skid plates and the winch. As far as the winch choose a XT25 or something similar any smaller would be risking it. The winch is easy to wire and I am sure you can figure it out. The only tricky part is finding the ignition wire. For the skids get the belly skid and the A arm guards. If budget is an issue skip the skids for now but definitely get the winch.

Now that looks Fun!

I would be looking for an entire used rear diff. This way it would be plug and play instead of worring about shimming everything right.

I have head of them before and they are a decent sealed battery. I use Odyssey Batteries.

Morning!

I remember my old bayou 250, It plowed snow, it hauled dirt, we even rode double on it. As long as you are not in it for racing it is a great quad. The lack of IRS in the back was the only reason we got rid of it.

How many miles have you ran it after you got it out of storage? I would do an oil change and as CK suggested drain and refil the fuel. 900 Miles is still young in its life for a rebuild unless it was under water or there was a crack in your intake boot.

Welcome to Quad Crazy. I would love to get down your way and ride.

I love the bayou! Such a bulletproof machine.

Thanks CK I did not know the TPS could be adjusted without a programer. Cassman let us know how it works out.

I'm liking the video. It is always fun to rip it up in the snow. Make sure you enter some pics in this months contest.

I would change out the gas and run some injector cleaner through it. Other thoughts are a bad sensor. It sounds like the efi can not respond quick enough to the throttle.

Good Morning!! It's Friday the 13th.