cheriah

agreed also...but what was it doing before you cleaned the carb? Was it getting gas in the airbox then too?...I have a copy of the service manual from an online source if you need it.....send me a PM if you want it and good luck AND...welcome to QC!!!

will she have to pull you from the ice first?

keep it simple Mario, nothing gaudy!! diamond studs are the best! (and U can be HER stud for getting them) LOL:wink:

hey ox, my husband is 52 and STILL hot!!!!!

I do believe Mario and Wylde1 would make you live up to your name, Hanginon....LOL:laugh:

Mario, PRACTICAL jewelry always wins hands down....tennis bracelet, diamond stud earrings, if you have kids, Mom's ring. Bath and body works stuff, gift card to her favorite pet place since she has so many she obviously loves them, favorite hair salon gift card, and who wouldn't want THEIR husband under the tree with just a bow?? I agree with Jeff!!

it's nice to know that people still have kindness during these hectic times........we gave my sons best friend has Carter Talon buggy when we got his quad because he had nothing but crap to ride and it broke down all of the time....plus, his eyes bugged outta his head when he moved here and first saw the thing,,,it was just the right thing to do,,,they both could ride for hours everyday with the exception of stopping to refill tanks and to pee....LOL:laugh:

Hope this works for you Jeff!! You've been dealing with this for a looooong time!! They do have a computer program that will type for you all you have to do is speak! We'll be having withdrawl on QC without you!! Happy holidays to you and your family,,,,,,Cheri****

With so many chinese knock offs on the market today it's hard to say what your quad is,,,,but the guy down the road from me sells these and it looks like yours..Hensim brand probably GY6 engine and auto tranny, honda clone engine and parts are easy to get my son had a Carter Talon 150 buggy with that engine and it was a good runner..... Hensim 150cc Utility ATV Quad

Hi and welcome to QC.....this thread is way to funny,,,,I guess more to come....welcome again!!!

Hi and welcome to QC!! My mudboy has autism too and loves his quad!!! I'm in Ohio too...sent you a pm on that...it's nice to know groups like your exist out there!!!

Hi and welcome to QC...dang, how many quads are on that trailer???

agreed ajmboy!! so CK what did you suggest?

asked the guy I bought my chains from and he said you can clean O rings with kerosene just not to soak them too long.....it'll dry out the rings ..I could'nt decide which chain to get so I got one standard and 1 Oring chain......just to see if there is a difference, if at all.....thanks all!!

Hi and welcome to QC....yes, you'd better invest and wear a good helmet....(the old lady has spoken!!) Have fun and enjoy!!!

Wow, I love the colors on that helmet....wished my husband would give me my present early....box it back up and when you do open it up, act really surprised and excited!!!

so it sounds like the O or X ring chain is the hot ticket especially because of the heavy dirt and mud riding my son does......never heard of a Z ring, what the heck is that? Mario, can u forgive me cuz it's a Polaris? LOL:biggrin:

if you are getting a 4wd it should not matter...

It's a polaris trailblazer. I've adjusted the chain as much as I could it's just stretched out to the max and the links are worn out,,,time for a new one

Does anyone have an opinion on which chain is better? Standard, O ring or X ring? I'm not at all concerned about the prices even though there is a huge difference between the three. My son does a lot of dirt and MUD riding, so which one is better, if at all? His chain is soooooo stretched out I can't rotate the axle anymore. Would love to hear from you all!!

thanks for the tip on the sandbags Mario, I'll have to try that! My quad sits up so high off the ground it's impossible to plow with cuz the weight of the plow pulls the front end down and I lose all rear traction, so hoping the sandbags will help!

I have a 250 2wd and it sucks at pushing snow if over 2". Get a 450 or larger 4WD but not full time 4wd. Automatic is exactly what it says: automatic, the tranny does the work for you. Semi auto is you shift with foot or button on dash without having to hold a clutch lever in, manual is foot shift while holding clutch lever in. Let us know what you decided on, good luck!!

Hi and welcome to QC!!!

Hi and welcome to QC!!!!!

Did you figure it out? in addition to Mario and Ajmboy, I have some suggestions... Find out WHERE the noise is coming from: pvt, tranny, engine...You did'nt say where the wobbling was from: front or back? I'm assuming back since the cv was replaced. Had a friend who's sportsman did the same thing it was a combo of low tranny oil and bad rear differential. Also check the inner and outer seals of the driveaxle it will make clicking sounds when turning..if all else suggested fails. Note on the pvt: pisses the machine off when anything gets past the outer cover ie: water, dust, dirt oil, etc so check the seal, learned that myself the hard way powerwashing the mud off.......bike would not move and howled mad.....hope you get it fixed soon:wink: