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Considering an enclosed trailer for overnight hunting and getting the bikes to destinations. I'm debating a SA vs TA with brakes, leaning towards the TA for the cargo capacity. If i tandem tow the cargo trailer, will the cargo trailer brakes engage the same time as the 5th wheel? Wondering how...

I have gotten 3 notification from 3 forums that they are leaving Tapatalk as of the 21st. Polaris ATV Forum Arctic Chat Motorcycle Forum All three letters are exactly the same, same ownership maybe? They suggest the Fora app as an alternate.

My twist lock adapter, and the outlet in the generator are finally worn out and no longer 'lock' without help from some wire. I'm thinking of just replacing the twist lock outlet with a 30amp outlet on the genny. Is there a reason for the twist lock outlet that I'm overlooking?

Got back home on Friday (yes in the rain!) from 7 days in the South Kootenay's. Days above 38, intense smoke during the last half and the rain on the way home. It was a great trip. My family (me, wife and son), my friends, and BIL family, all total 6 bikes. My odometer: My BILS odometer: Thats...

Up grading from a 2009 F250 to a 2009 F350. The 350 is 2 1/2" higher than the F250. The smaller truck is the perfect height (after the suspension squats about 2") for the 5th wheel. The new truck will barely notice the the trailer on the suspension. I'm going to have to jack up the trailer up at...

The trailer is a 2002 Cougar, 28' long. I have adjusted the brakes as tight as they will go, it take the brake controller gain at 10 for any kind of grab. I'm thinking its time to replace the whole assembly on each wheel. How do I determine the type/size? Will it be marked somewhere on it? The...

Check out the snowmobile classified section. Just posted a pair of rear Superclamps. PM me!

Haven't seen a tire thread in some time.... Found our Santa Fe with a nail in the tire. Un repairable, too close to the sidewall. Have to replace all 4. Anyone have any real world experience with tire brands not Firestone, Bridgestone, Michelin etc? Do a tire search, it looks like you're...

We're going through here on bikes next week. What are the conditions of the highway? Sent from my SM-G960W using Tapatalk

I have an old I phone one of my kids bought from a friend of his. Its been inactive for several years. I think its a 5? Not familiar with them, never owned one. Tossing the idea about making a it an i pod and using it solely for tunes for the bike etc. I found instructions that say simply say...

Watch out for this. During the boom time, lots of oversized loads would be out on the roads. Not so much the last few years. Hopefully a sign that things are continuing to get better... https://www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=8243810A30D3C-CD92-68B5-DEF8C13ECF4E7312

I didn't know this, but I do know this:unsure:

I think so. Wont see me on two wheels for at least a couple weeks. Saw this couple, then two more right after. Gutsy? Stupid? Cars aren't used to bikes on the road now, let alone the sand and gravel.

So we are working out way through our home painting and other renovations. Got to these 2 walls and decided to get a quote to get them done. Never had a painter do anything. Anyone know what would be reasonable for these 2 walls?

Just want to shop around a bit before i renew my current policy. I think I'm paying a bit too much for my C109, almost $475 per year, no accidents or tickets. I thought i saw a thread about this sometime ago, but the search tool just brings up all the convoy crap in the anything goes forum.

My BIL found these on Amazon. Bought one for his CanAm (Red tool). Was totally impressed by how much grease actually went in the bearing. Bought 2 more for my sisters Polaris (different sized front and rear bearings!). Slightly different application. The CanAm tool fits in with the knuckle off...

I think is pretty obvious why she quit..... She couldn't assemble her cabinet. :ROFLMAO:

Our meter got knocked off the wall. Called the number on the sticker....

The bearing (#12) is imbedded in the clutch cover. Its pretty small, maybe 1 1/4" dia with a 7/16" center. I'm sure there's a special tool to remove it, but its probably more to buy than the bearings worth. I'm planning on hydraulicly removing it with grease and a center punch. A firm tap of a...