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swampcat07

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  1. That's a good accomplishment. There are some very helpful members posting on here. You are never going to get 100% participation but the members who do participate make this site what it is. I just want to thank everyone who takes the time to share what is going on in their life, posts riding photos, or helps someone out with a technical question.

  2. The ones I run were a home made, mas produced, version called Hos Stoppers. I think they fit 2006-2011 and cover the front bottom and back of the A-arms. It would be hard to get anything past them. They work well but allow a build-up of mud around the axel and boots if you are ridding in a muddy area. Here is a pick of them on my wife's quad. I run the original guards on mine and still do fine.

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  3. The key is to make it harder for someone to take your trailer than the one sitting right next to it.

    I always weld my ball to the hitch so someone can not unbolt it. That along with a hitch pin lock and tongue lock I feel pretty comfortable. Plus with the trailer being so heavy it would be too hard to maneuver it onto another vechile.

    Not there have been alot of cases of the theifs stealing the truck and trailer.

    Another tip for inclosed trailers is no ATV stickers on the outside.

  4. If you went thru and cleaned the carb maybe it is something else. Did the diaphram seat properly?

    Either not enough fuel or too much air. Check the intake boot from the airbox to the carb and make sure it is secure and not cracked. Some people spray a mist of starter fluid around the carb while it is running and see if the rpms change.

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