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What did you do for your ATV today?
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northern bear
RIP May 30,2022
Made it run. Poor old Odyssey!
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moyiesledhead
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A-arm bushings, shock bushings, wheel bearings, ball joints in the RZR. Long overdue.
Switch no good. Replaced. Works again.
Got a tire kickers today, who came looked at my Machine , low balled me on the price told him the door. Man everyone on Kijiji wants everything for free almost bunch of clowns, unbelievable.
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Got the same issue...some parents basement dwellers offering a ridiculous low ball on something they haven't even looked at.
...oh ya, the ATV thing. Took the plow off, thinks it's time.
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My wife has a 400L that wont idle... I changed fuel and buried the idle screw. just not enough... going to adjust carb and throw a new plug in her maybe the quad too lol
I might have to find another one cheap, then we can both suffer with the solid axle...
My dad's 06 grizzly has some loud rear brakes but the pads seem ok, the rotor isn't too bad either... 2800 km on it, time to change pads for him?
I might have to find another one cheap, then we can both suffer with the solid axle...
My dad's 06 grizzly has some loud rear brakes but the pads seem ok, the rotor isn't too bad either... 2800 km on it, time to change pads for him?
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Went for the first ride this year. Found some mud, found some sand.
Typical can am brake pads probably will need replacing soon
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I tore into my '12 Commander to replace a front axle, noticed a arm bushings had a little play in them and figured I might as well do the whole front end. got some bushings, brake pads, and wheel bearings.
I usually just pop a seal off and use my fingers to pack the bearings, but the ones from all balls there is a seal inside the outer grease seal that makes it impossible. I had to use the grease stuffer tool, pretty handy, didn't know there was such a thing!
glad I used it, took 14 pumps from a Lincoln electric grease gun to completely fill the bearing. no wonder my old ones were full of mud and crap.
I usually just pop a seal off and use my fingers to pack the bearings, but the ones from all balls there is a seal inside the outer grease seal that makes it impossible. I had to use the grease stuffer tool, pretty handy, didn't know there was such a thing!
glad I used it, took 14 pumps from a Lincoln electric grease gun to completely fill the bearing. no wonder my old ones were full of mud and crap.
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