jen
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Oh yes that was an interesting post. Very enlightening . Davefrombc and Mike had great details on that.
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That's a nice looking Grizzly...probably low hours.
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Mike's rides are exciting, The Tunnels are capivating to me as well as bridges that are stong and firm. However, he didnot mention old grave yards. When out on country roads I feel compelled to stop and read the old grave markers. Some have revealing epitaphs engraved on the tombstones.
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Do you have Boudoir Photo or an old Playmate center fold hanging on the wall above the 'frig? LOL... 😜
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Dave is probably right on...I had a 90 cc Predator 2 cycle that was KICK A-- fast. But had to replace the ignition switch twice.
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How many states have ATV lic.?
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Whoa! That is Awesome! I bet he has a coffee pot and wet bar in his garage! 🫦
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Tha's a lot of riding.
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The 400 altera i a Kymco motor? Taiwanese.
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Yeah and using it to plow snow,,...Immpressive That was arctic Cat before???
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Well he takes care of his toys
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He is probably a popular guy on his street...especially with the ladies....LOL I like the Scarlet machine...🥰
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looks likw wet snow. You don't have chains on your machine. I like chains helps with pushing HARD in against the white.
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I have never heard of that...very interesting...Can ATV ride the trail when it becomes a hiking trail?
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Was that 130 lb track or old light track? It looked dangerous.
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Very good. How fAST DO YOU RIDE ? I found the video to be very ...motivating.. can just imagine the soft warm leaves on a warm fall day Injun summer day
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OK.....! I never liked a strap on.
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maybe ebay
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when the light is off can you by pass components (jumper wire ) and get light on. What else does not work? -
I may need tire chains. maybe strap on chains. they are cheap
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The snow plow mounted has slight down pressure and plow can be easily lifted buy operator pushing down on handle bars. Going up hill requires operator to lift handle bars to overcome drive torque and keep plow down.
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Steelyard...I knew it as 'Skilyard' we mispronounced a lot of things in Appalachia.
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The plow weighs 110lb
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I got grandpa's Gravely snow plow out of scrap pile and repainted and made skids for bottom of plow (with help from Mikeexplorer) pictured is on Grandpa's old machime. Mine is in WVa. don't know about fitting it on my SXS or the Foreman. Two sets of skids one 2 inch clearance and the other 1/4 inch clearance. It is 48 inches wide , 3/16 inch steel...heavy! but evenly balanced when on the Gravely.
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You guys are very good, highy proficient at the new ignition system. I struggle. Except maybe a better troube shooting guide wouldhelp me. Here is one I can understand that is for my Sand Rail '66 VW motor.
