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mikeexplorer

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  1. Everything was closed. It did allow the quad to charge the battery back up after heavy use of the winch. I do keep it on a battery tender in the shed.
  2. Ha Ha, did a third round but getting dark. PA went to a state of emergency so it is now legal to take ATV's and snowmobiles on the roads so I dropped the plow and went for a little joyride around town. Don't have work tomorrow either, bummer
  3. Naw, got stiffed
  4. Quad and plow are going to get a workout today!
  5. Those can be heavy but hey it was a free score. The one you are posing on, we have a few of those at work and they are neat in how they can be unfolded several ways. Great for tight spots.
  6. You can go to a place like countrycat and compare part numbers between the machines. I would bet that the parts won't match, the 2008 366 was a Kymco machine (I owned the 2010 model 366) The 400 back then had Suzuki motors. (I had a 2007 400 model)
  7. OHSA rule, I got a ladder from work that is perfectly good but the stickers are faded.
  8. What year 400?
  9. I have a friend with one who has issues with his. Main wire was gauged too small and burned up leaving him stranded on the trail. Around 2,500 miles he had the motor replaced. I don't know the details of the issue but both times it was done under warranty.
  10. I was referring to the Mag light. At work I have one of those cheaper rechargeable lights that clip to a hat since we have to wear bump caps. Doesn't have a laser pointer, but it works great to keep my hands free.
  11. Welcome
  12. They are durable and last long, dropped mine many times and still works.
  13. Skiing yes, plowing, no. Been warm and raining here
  14. Agreed, nice picture. (both look good) As you can see, all the weight of the machine is forward of the axle which is not good. That will put it very tongue heavy. You can even see how the vehicle is squatting due to the weight.
  15. The new year brings me to a step into retirement. I went from working 40 hours a week down to 32. (work 4 days /week) Still a few years away from 65 so this still considers me full time so I still get benefits from work, but now I have every Friday off which saves on vacation time. (Now I can book more ATV / Camping trips )
  16. It was years ago, it was at the store where I bought the flashlight. I am sure you can find them online now. I have had this MAG light for at least 15 years now.
  17. That is overloaded by 400 pounds Not counting the trailer weight. That will damage the axle real quick. A single axle can only handle 3,300 pounds max. If I had to guess, I would say the trailer weight is around 800 - 1,000 pounds. (frame plus the deck) If you want to load a SxS and an ATV on it, you have to make it dual axle.
  18. I have one of those, changed the bulb to LED and it will light for an insane amount of hours.
  19. You want some tongue weight when loaded, otherwise the trailer will fishtail. What I mean is how the machines will be loaded on the trailer. That will determine where the axle should be. The trailer tongue weight is high now (empty) because the axle is so far back from the center point based on the picture you posted. Do you know the weight of the trailer empty?
  20. If your going to move the axle, you first want to figure out the arrangement of the two machines on the trailer so you know where the balance point is.
  21. That sucks, towing overloaded is dangerous and will hurt the vehicle.
  22. I will say "close enough" LOL!
  23. Old picture, date on it is from 2005. leggings must be for grip
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