Recent content by pedersdj

yeah but ones a fan 400 and the scramblers liquid.

Mostly trails, some hillclimbing. I already have a 4x4 but hear that the scrambler is a fun bike

I have a lot of buddy's with all sorts of machines and Honda and Polaris are the ones that show the best preformance, in my opinionopinion

both liquid

Do a lot of trail riding, hillclimbs, mudding, and am buying a new machine. Im torn between Polaris and Honda. Polaris makes a tall machine with lots of power and little things go out i hear. Honda i have heard is durable and really low, which makes it stable. Polaris has an Auto trans, versus...

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i was looking for something smaller in size (weight) but a bigger motor than my other bike. what would you get? I want to stick with Polaris.

its not. it just sucks the battery dry quick. the battery holds a charge if you dont use the winch

the battery is connected to the charging system, and the machine is always running while the winch is in use.

Got one of these installed on my 95 4x4 and a brand new interstate battery. seems like i cant get much use out of it. I can spool it in once and then the battery dies if i need it and it just gives an audible click from the solenoid. got stuck in black dirt mud this weekend and the battery died...

Mines full locking and light enough to not sink down but it's a full locking diff! So I love it

i pulled my 700 twin back home on a hilly road for 3 miles. itd pull it, just not with you driving it... is that limited slip? or full locking? i stay outta the mud! saves me money and gas! (pulling those hondas out)

it pulled my other 700 3 miles on a hilly road so itd be no problem! lol and you need a full locking diff. i dont like their sleds much, havent seen many of their atvs

oh yeah...i'll pull ya around all day...no problem at all..you're gonna be in neutral right? is that an arctic cat? those are great!..if you like to walk.. But that'd pull me pretty easy.

i know that im probably gonna lose though