Johnfj44
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Sounds like you need a new employer. Guess the tarifs will put a big dent in your business. Wondering where you could find manuals?
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CJ. I missed part of your previous message about you already having them in a digital format. If you haven’t already found a way to classify them and download them to the Quadcrazy website, then I will give you access to my cloud storage and instructions on how to place each file in the cloud. I will then review each file and convert as necessary and classify each file by mfg, model, and yr(s) then download to Quadcrazy. I will give full recognition to you. I have time since I had a foot operation and cannot walk for at least two months. Let me know if I can help.
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CJ what is the status of your project? I’m in Nashville and would be glad to help if you are anywhere close. I was able to scan 35 years of my high school’s yearbooks to post online for the archives and for posting on the high school’s web page. I also scanned 5 boxes of other publications and documents from those years that were stored in boxes. I scanned as jpg pictures and then converted them to pdf documents, then combined the pdf pages into books. Be glad to help.
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I was wrong about the location. Summertown TN which is about 30 miles north of Lawrenceburg TN (southwest of Columbia TN).
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I met a guy today in Columbia TN at a dealer service area. He asked me if there was someone near Jamestown TN where he could get his nolder 4-wheeler serviced. I couldn't help but I gave him the Quadcrazy site and invited him to check it out. I decided to see if I could help him out before he even got to a forum to ask the question. Good Luck.
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CJ You don’t indicate if they are all digital. If some are paper versions then I could assist in scanning them for digital posting.
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I promised to send pictures. Also I recommend getting a pneumatic stapler from Harbor Freight or you will find that the hand held staplers are hard to work with and do not drive the staples deep enough. Additionally I recommend YouTube videos by “Old School Auto Upholstery “ for the techniques necessary for this job. I’m very happy with the results.
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I found some seat covers on Amazon for $35 and decided I would give them a try. I took the old cover off and cleaned the foam with bleach and water solution. I left the foam in the Sun and it killed off all the remaining mold. I watched a few YouTube videos and bought some stainless steel staples. The cover went on with a lot of stretching. I paid a lot of attention to removing wrinkles and getting the seams straight. There were a lot of temporary staples needed to tack after stretching. I took my time and the seat turned out great. I will take pictures for my next post. Thanks for your posts
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Thanks. I will look on eBay for seat covers.
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The stock driver seat cushion is separated at a seam. I took the seat apart and found that the material has torn and cannot be re-stiched. I'm trying to find a replacement seat. Any suggestions? Hoping for a used seat but couldn't find one on Ebay.
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Me too. Just need a few more. This will help.
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Yes to using GPS. The same smartphone app as for walking. Great way to lay out trails on a map to explain lay of the land for someone new to the area. Also great for labeling trails for difficulty. My maps have been well received. Layered on Google earth maps.
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We got ATVs and RZRs because we have have 120 acres, mainly woods. The ATVs are great for the younger crowd on the trials. Now that I’m older it is great taking it slower and talking with my wife by my side. The grandkids have learned to drive on the RZR and are very good on the road with their driver’s license. Great time for many years and lots of good memories.
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Newby in Nashville - Kawasaki Prairie 700
Johnfj44 replied to Johnfj44's topic in Kawasaki ATV Forum
I have the new plugs, oil, axle fluid, dif fluid, air filter, oil filter, and acetone for carb clean. Just waiting for warmer weather as I don’t have a garage or shop. New tires already mounted. Then reset belt light once I get details. -
Newby in Nashville - Kawasaki Prairie 700
Johnfj44 replied to Johnfj44's topic in Kawasaki ATV Forum
The belt light has been blinking for some time. Thanks for the other suggestions. I will try those. I wanted to do the service items first so that I can eliminate those as possible cause. I will do the light reset as soon as I can get the manual pages. I really appreciate all your advice. Thanks a bunch -
Newby in Nashville - Kawasaki Prairie 700
Johnfj44 replied to Johnfj44's topic in Kawasaki ATV Forum
I’m anewby and not yet eligible. I would appreciate someone who is eligible to copy the appropriate portion and place it in this area for me to download. I hope I will soon be eligible to use this wonderful service. Thanks for your comment -
Trying to find service manual instructions on reset of belt light on 2004 Kawasaki Prairie 700. I tried YouTube and none of the videos seem to match the wiring configuration on mine. It is running rough and the only issue I can find is that the belt light is blinking to remind me to service the machine. I can do the service but don't see how to reset the light. Can anyone provide the appropriate pages of the 2004 service manual for me?
