swampcat07

Alot cheaper than new plastics also.

Good to see you stopping by. The little guy is getting big.

Welcome!

I think you did a great job! I did something similar to mine and I spent many hours with the torch and blowdryer.

I use a little red and tacky between the seals and metal protector, it keeps the sand and mud out. Actually I am replacing the seals on my rear diff today.

Now for the wires that were cut make sure to solder them and apply a little dielectric grease then melt some heat shrink over them. This way you don't have problems there in the future.

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It's Friday!!!!!!!!!

Drain the fuel, clean the connection and apply a slight amount of RTV Silicone to the fitting, then clamp it with a real hose clamp. Make sure you let it dry and be careful not to get any inside the fuel line. Drying time should be a day+, then add fuel.

If that does not work replace the fuel hose it may be stretched.

Check the following:

Remove the Radiator and clean it. Use a flashlight to shine thru the backside and make sure you can see light through all the fins.

Add new coolant and make sure there is no air in the system.

Now leave the cap off and rev the engine you should see the coolant disrupt the surface of the coolant in the radiator with the cap off (kind of like a ripple effect) if not maybe you should make sure the pump is working.

I would also change the pressure cap if any of the above does not work.

Looking good. A wire wheel makes easy work of sanding the exhaust. The hi temp paint lasts about a year but looks really good. I just use brillo on the header pipes and that makes them look good enough.

Also take it for a spin before you put the plastics back on that is a blast, I smile ear to ear every time.

Before buying a off brand quad please call the 1-800 number and try to order parts for them and see how the customer service is. When I am at the dealership negotiating a deal I call the customer service on speaker phone with the salesman next to me. I ask to order a part and see how helpful they are and how available the part is. Then I say the quad may still be under warranty and see how helpful they are to get it covered under warranty. A quad can be as cheap as it gets but if there are no parts or service after the sale then you will be in trouble.

Welcome to the forum.

Good Luck.

Morning, Its only tuesday and I am already making plans for the weekend.

What kind of Garmin?

eTrex Venture HC, its old but gets the job done.

I have seen alot of sport ATVs with a 4" PVC pipe right behind the front bumper with two twist off ends, It's waterproof and compact.

It's fun riding there in the ice and snow.

I am throwing out a few more invites My Account -> Invite and Check Friends to see if we can get the count up.

Welcome to the Forum.

4X4 400 is fine. You might have to keep up with the snow when it is going to snow alot. I plowed with a 2X4 and as long as I was out there every 4-6" I was fine. With 4X4 you will have more of an advantage. If you are having a hard time you can always do some clutch work.

Here is what I carry with me:

Air compressor

Tire plug kits

Tie downs

Registration/ Insurance

Sockets

Wipes

Torx wrench

2 bungee cords

Spare fuses

Ratchet straps

Hammer

Dual screwdriver

Vice grip

Zip ties

Spark plugs

Duck tape

Razor

Flashlight

Rag

Ponchos

Tissues

Hose tape

Electrical tape

First aid kit

Jumper cables

Saw (folding)

Work gloves

Syphon

Large Phillips screwdriver

Large Standard screwdriver

I have a cheaper Garmin and it works fine. I usally don't use the back track feature but I view the map of my footprints as I head back.

Happy Monday!

Actually, the last show one of the contestants was lip syncing..

I used to be a big fan of some reality TV such as american chopper and now you can't believe a thing, everything seems staged and they edit what the people say out of context to cause drama.

I thought they closed or something you had me going. Hope you had a good time.

Here in PA a quick call to the state police is what I would do. They will run the vin for you. If it was stolen they will probably take it. You can be charged with receiving stolen property also but because you started the hunt I doubt that.

The thing I was not sure about is if it is electric then how do you manually move it. It would be cool if there was some way to look inside the carb and see it moving.