I have a 2014 maverick service guide but now own a 2016 850 xmr is the oil drain spec still 22ft lbs and filter 89in lbs ?
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Torque specs
I have a 2014 maverick service guide but now own a 2016 850 xmr is the oil drain spec still 22ft lbs and filter 89in lbs ?
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Carb screws shot
Hey guys, just got done cleaning up my carb on a 2000 Foreman 450S. The 4 screws on the float bowl are shot. Does anyone know the size of these so I can pick up some new ones? I would also like to run a tap in the carb body just to clean the holes a bit.
Thanks!
Fox rear shock from a Scrambler?
Wondering if anyone knows if I can harvest the Fox rear shock from a 99 Scrambler 400 (rip) and put it on a 2002 Trail Boss 325? They both have solid rear axles and concentric pivot points.
550 shim mod??
Looking for reviews/input on doing the 1.5mm shim on a 550. I’m looking at running 28×9.5 laws all the way around. Any input is greatly appreciated.
Financing/credit score.
You all may already know this but I hadn’t thought about it at all. Anyone who might be financing part of an ATV might learn something.
Long story short I bought a new 570 last summer, I had cash for half and financed the rest through Polaris/Sheffield.
Fast forward this week I was borrowing some money for some home improvements. The banker noticed my credit score had dropped about 40 points since my score was last checked. The report showed right on it that my score dropped because the "loan" with Sheffield, was maxed out. She said any time you have a line of credit and the balance is close to being "maxed out" it really hurts your score. Even though the bike is valued at say $6,000.00 and I only owe $3,000, Sheffield opens the credit for the exact amount I financed. I basically have a $3K loan with Sheffield and owe $2400 on it. She said in the future I should always finance the entire amount, then use the cash as a payment toward the first loan payment. I never thought about that and just handed my dealer the cash for a down payment and "financed" the rest. I figured "borrowing" 6K would be worse then borrowing $3K.
She said it would be better to have a loan for $15K and only owe $8K then to have a loan for $3K and to owe $3K. I will have it paid off this year and she said by next year it will recycle and my score will go back up to where it was.
Financing/credit score.
You all may already know this but I hadn’t thought about it at all. Anyone who might be financing part of an ATV might learn something.
Long story short I bought a new 570 last summer, I had cash for half and financed the rest through Polaris/Sheffield.
Fast forward this week I was borrowing some money for some home improvements. The banker noticed my credit score had dropped about 40 points since my score was last checked. The report showed right on it that my score dropped because the "loan" with Sheffield, was maxed out. She said any time you have a line of credit and the balance is close to being "maxed out" it really hurts your score. Even though the bike is valued at say $6,000.00 and I only owe $3,000, Sheffield opens the credit for the exact amount I financed. I basically have a $3K loan with Sheffield and owe $2400 on it. She said in the future I should always finance the entire amount, then use the cash as a payment toward the first loan payment. I never thought about that and just handed my dealer the cash for a down payment and "financed" the rest. I figured "borrowing" 6K would be worse then borrowing $3K.
She said it would be better to have a loan for $15K and only owe $8K then to have a loan for $3K and to owe $3K. I will have it paid off this year and she said by next year it will recycle and my score will go back up to where it was.
What’s Legal and What’s Not
Hello friends. I thought it might be fun to think a bit about what is legal to motor down our roads with, and what is not.
This is legal in all the states: see thumbnail 1
This is not legal in a majority of states: see thumbnail 2
If a 50 cc motor scooter is street legal, then why not my Can Am? I propose an ATV can be licensed and insured as a motorcycle with very similar requirements in most states. A new ATV would cost more to license than a 10 year old one. The additional revenue the counties would collect would more than offset the additional hassle of traffic policing when an ATV rider runs a stop sign. We owners can decide if the cost and hassle and risk of street riding is worth it, otherwise keep the ATV in the garage as we do now.
I think seeing an ATV on the street would be rather rare.
Do you have any mopeds riding the streets in your town? California certainly does as old ones are popular now. Show me some pictures of motorized vehicles that are "lesser" than ATVs but still street legal.
David
What’s Legal and What’s Not
Hello friends. I thought it might be fun to think a bit about what is legal to motor down our roads with, and what is not.
This is legal in all the states: see thumbnail 1
This is not legal in a majority of states: see thumbnail 2
If a 50 cc motor scooter is street legal, then why not my Can Am? I propose an ATV can be licensed and insured as a motorcycle with very similar requirements in most states. A new ATV would cost more to license than a 10 year old one. The additional revenue the counties would collect would more than offset the additional hassle of traffic policing when an ATV rider runs a stop sign. We owners can decide if the cost and hassle and risk of street riding is worth it, otherwise keep the ATV in the garage as we do now.
I think seeing an ATV on the street would be rather rare.
Do you have any mopeds riding the streets in your town? California certainly does as old ones are popular now. Show me some pictures of motorized vehicles that are "lesser" than ATVs but still street legal.
David
What’s Legal and What’s Not
Hello friends. I thought it might be fun to think a bit about what is legal to motor down our roads with, and what is not.
This is legal in all the states: see thumbnail 1
This is not legal in a majority of states: see thumbnail 2
If a 50 cc motor scooter is street legal, then why not my Can Am? I propose an ATV can be licensed and insured as a motorcycle with very similar requirements in most states. A new ATV would cost more to license than a 10 year old one. The additional revenue the counties would collect would more than offset the additional hassle of traffic policing when an ATV rider runs a stop sign. We owners can decide if the cost and hassle and risk of street riding is worth it, otherwise keep the ATV in the garage as we do now.
I think seeing an ATV on the street would be rather rare.
Do you have any mopeds riding the streets in your town? California certainly does as old ones are popular now. Show me some pictures of motorized vehicles that are "lesser" than ATVs but still street legal.
David
