I have tried pps in Houma, they are out of stock. I have emailed and called The Bom, and have gotten no reply. If anyone out there has these or knows of someone that does please let me know. I am also located in NH, USA.
So recently picked up a new/used 4" lift from catvos for a decent price. The kit came with rear axles, but not front. I’ve contacted catvos and apparently the only front axle that will work is a turner axle (rhino has a +4 that will work for the rear, but not the front)….that being said I’d like to avoid having to pay $400+ for an axle. Does anyone know of any other options on the market or possibly something that cross references over? I’d love to get this thing bolted up and going and this is the only obstacle in my path.
Hi everyone I am new here. I just bought a 2014 570 ranger. So far so good. I also own a 450 sportsman. I hope to be taught how these things work lol
Thanks for letting me join
Tom
Been going through threads as a guest. Looking into buying a 1k High Lifter as I live in Florida and have lots of water covered land. First Polaris atv, and have been reading up on things to look for, or out for.
Front diff cover. Don’t know how difficult install is, completely capable on doing it, but can I get the dealership to install it or no sale on my part, maybe? On their dime….
Frame braces. Unsure on this one. Don’t jump much, but will try to climb anything and everything in and out of the water.
Does anyone know where I can get two rods to mount up front the catch spiders and webs? It sucks to catch one in the face. I ride primarily in thick woods.
Hello, just bought a Sportsman 450 HO. I have 15 acres of woods to ride and have been cutting some trails through it. Does anyone know where I can purchase poles that mount on the front to catch spiders and their webs? I hate it when I get a face full a webs and occasionally a spider in the face.
Tusher Tunnel was a cool welcome to the heat of Moab. Shortly after I left this area I disowned any friends I knew at GC. After a nice fire, I’m pleased to announce we are now better friends, ha.
Tusher Tunnel was a cool welcome to the heat of Moab. Shortly after I left this area I disowned any friends I knew at GC. After a nice fire, I’m pleased to announce we are now better friends, ha.
