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Have you checked the rear differential? It's possible it has water in and that's what is freezing. The rear brake is on the left side only. There is a rubber "O" ring that seals the drum but I don't think it's very effective. Pretty easy to pull the drum off to inspect it. Have to remove the large nut in the center. Also check the cable that operates it as well as the pivot that goes through the ...

V-Plow can run you major bucks. I would honestly opt for the County Style plow. They taper off to one side and will help throw the snow a little better. A straight blade wouldn't be a bad choice either as you can still angle it one direction or the other. The Polaris plow system IMO is one of the best out there.

bought mine in 04 400 max the first year they came out. I still have the original battery and not one problem on till now voltage reg is acting up. Would like to buy new one someday with bigger motor so i can put tracks on it for ice fishing. Great machines couldn,t be happier Terry

If you could post a pic of the finshed install, that would help us troubleshoot your problem.

If you go back a couple pages you'll find my thread "another oil question" which I asked almost the same question. I have an old Honda and took the advice given here and went with Amsoil synthetic 0-40 ATV 4-stroke oil.

I usually mount the solenoids up front under the plastic. Most of the winch kits have 2 long cables and 2 short ones. The long ones I use to run to the solenoid, and I use the short ones from the solenid to the winch. If the cables are still too short, you can add on by using the same size cable with butt connectors and heat shrink. A better option would be to buy the right amount of cable and ...

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Ya, I've been researching the wheeler on the Yamaha website. Looks to be a decent wheeler with enough options. I'm kinda wondering if the wheeler has enough power and get up and go for it's size? How's the ride? And such. thank you for your response. Junky.....