Hoping we can be a happy group members and sharing the same interest here as i do .
Thanks for letting me join.
Kind regards
Brad
When I put the cases back together, I verified that nothing in the transmission was bound up. I could turn the main shaft easily by hand and verified that the drive shaft was turning. I did not have to force the case together or anything like that.
The clutches have not been installed.
The manual said to put the transmission in neutral before putting on the shifter linkage. I turned the star wheel to what looks to be neutral but now the main shaft and drive shaft are hard to turn by hand. I am wondering if this is just because I am not quite in neutral or sort of between gears.
Anyone experience similar issues?
I have a 2014 Grizzly 700 Limited that came with a factory Yamaha windshield. Although I’ve had the ATV for awhile, I’ve only just recently installed the windshield for some fall/winter riding. I was kinda disappointed to find that the windshield blocked very little wind to my face but was a big improvement to the lower body and hands.
Does anyone know if I can purchase a taller windshield (just the transparent shield itself) to be used with the existing fairing?
See pic below for the model I’m referring to:
Anyways, was cleaning the carb bowl and wasn’t paying attention and snapped the brass tube off. Went to look and ebay and cant find a replacement, but there are these after market carbs for $60 OEM plug and play as they say.
Anyone have any experience with these? Are they legit?
Otherwise How do I fix the brass tube I snapped off? It didn’t actually snap all the way off it is hanging on by a thread, almost like a loose tooth. Will fiberglass resin disintegrate with gas? That was my thought to glue it back in…
Or disregard the overflow all together? Anyone do this?
Any help for an old fart like me?