BuckBilly

Gotta keep drivimg it until work picks up. Then say hello Ford or Toyota.

I would say check with Can-am to see if there is any recalls on the EFI. Might have the wrong mapping for the EFI for where you live. Yamaha and Honda had that problem in certain places in the US. Mostly at the temps you are currently having.

22 L.R. won't leave to big of a hole.:shoot:

Not a problem.

Thought about it since it's a GM product. I'm use to working on it any how.

Got a picture of a Squirrel taking a break.

I still say your the better half. So it's up to you to make Bot look good!

Great pics and looks like it was a blast!!!!!!!!!!

No thanks needed. Just sharing from what I learned while working for dad. Back in the day that was how most trucks around here were set up.

1. Was your father mainly the only person in the Jeep when it was driven. No passengers most of the time. If the answers is yes, it is could drive sag. Very common during the 70's and 80's on most vehicles. New springs will cure this. 2. Spring packs being lose and or wore out can cause this Also tired shocks. A locking rear end can amplify this affect. 3. Iwant to see a picture of your purdy MUG shot in the Jeep.

You guys are lucky to get to enjoy off roading with trucks. Only thing we have for trucks is concrete and concrete with total Jacka$$s on it.

:smilielol5c::smilielol5c:

My daughter has a 50cc quad. For $400 it's not to bad. Had a fuel leak that was a pain. Required a new tank , petcock, and fuel line. It happened one at a time to. If I remember right Meerkat took over there adult quads 175cc to 250cc. Now it appears Meekat is no longer around.

Cool tats! Get time to fire up the camera , I will post mine.

How about a Hookers with atv section to?

Well , I'd say you would be in dire need of going to the John.

Thank you!!

Look like you have to take a dump. Or your bound up.

Hey , lets see your face!!!!!! Not this helment head picture you posted.

Looking good TB!!!!!! Glad you could stop by and update us!!!!!!

I hope so to! I pretty impressed with the Ozark's reliability.

Here is a website that might help. ArcticChat.com >> It's All About the Pride® I'm almost 100% positive it is a Suzuki engine.

Might be the same motor in the cat that is found in the suzuki vinson also.

It's the same one from my profile pic . Only stream cross once in a blue moon or two. I change all oils 3 times a year. Rear end oil is pretty cheap to change.

Owned the Ozark for 7 years before it let me down. Wheel bearings went out. Pretty impressive since it is a bulldozzer / puller / joy rig. Pretty reliable if you ask me.