I'm getting ready to or this with 66 blade for my 2011 yamaha grizzly 700, how do I turn the blade right and left when seat on the atv?
1362390
You can not adjust blade from left to right without getting off the machine. You have to get off and adjust the angle manually. Very easy procss though, no tools required to adjust angle.
1362391
You have to get off and adjust the angle manually. There are some hydraulic add on kits available.
1362392
There is no way to turn it left or right while seated. You will have to manually turn it.
1632854
Just pull off old blade carefully from shaft. As far as models that they fit it seems that direction of blade rotation is most important issue in ordering. Not sure of fit for other models.
735105
Changing blades is very straight forward. The guides are also easy to adjust. Grizzly did a good job engineering the bandsaw. I use mine several times a week. I also use it to cut wood and aluminum so blade changes and adjustments were one of the reasons I picked this model.
111758
Turn the Three pointed knob clockwise to tighten it on your handlebar. Used mine again last weekend at the Sugarpine MC Rally. It was a little loose so I turned the knob and tightened it right up!
1851487
There is no factory option to set the blade at a certain height. It's either 'Up' or 'Down'. You'll probably need to attach something (MacGiver) so the blade doesn't go completely down.
130210
Big. Its not universal. Haha.. I took the fan apart and used the motor int he stock fan on my ATV and with some lock tight and screws it works fine in the original housing my ATVs fan had. Way too big to fit on my grizzly 300 though.
391114
You take that grey cover off (snaps) on the side and there is a metric allen head screw that you loosen to change the blade. Use a piece of scrap wood under the teeth of the blade to hold it from turning while you loosen/tighten the screw.
2009764
If your ATV has the square roll cage then it should fit. I know that it fit my 2010 XTX 700
1532066
Hold the pruner with both hands such that the saw is on your left, hold each part of the black plastic locking mechanism with both hands and rotate counter-clockwise your right hand, and clockwise your left hand. It will loosen to allow you to adjust to your desired length.
296733
If both blades swing to the left you will want to buy A for both sides. If your right blade swings right get B for the right side and A for the left.
1118934
Oops...I hit "enter" too soon. To install the blade, you have to retract the blade guard, pull it up and away from the blade housing as much as you can (the guard is a little flexible), then wrangle the blade in and lower the blade guard. Stupid, but true.
882476
I take it when you say it moves you mean the self-propel feature works. That would mean your battery is OK and the connections there are good, so it must mean the connection from battery to blade isn't working. I'd check to make sure it isn't anything mechanical (something that isn't moving when you pull the blade control bar back or something like that) and if you can't find anything there you're probably going to find someone who can service it for you. Hope this helps.
949589
Very funny answers! Couple of things: Just drop it on the ground and move it with your foot while leaning the bike a bit, remain seated, slide it under the stand with your foot. If you're not the coordinated you shouldn't be riding a motorcycle :) OR, drill a hole it, attach some string to it, lower it to the ground and then use your foot to put it under the stand. Wrap the string around your handle bar. This technique is handy when leaving since you pull the string up and the puck follows.
2063815
Look for the ATV version (flangeless). this has one bigger to accommodate for a twist throttle which is not necessary on a quad.
582322
Make sure the blade rotation start is off. Mower will not operate in reverse with blade rotating lever in on position.
2098886
No, pretty straight-forward. I normally take the blades off for sharpening in the spring. I pull the mower deck to do it because it only takes a few minutes and it's a good time to clean and lube anyway. I damaged a blade last weekend, the right side one, and was able to change the blade without removing the deck. I'm not sure you could do the left one that way because it's harder to reach. If you are having trouble, some idiot probably used an impact wrench at 300 ft-pounds. You should just be able to hold the blade and turn the nut with a big wrench.
1801235
That depends on the ATV. I have a 2001 Polaris Sportsman 500 and it actually works better in front than in the rear but I do have to cover the grill with plastic so the seeds don't end up all over the motor. This allows me to pull a harrow behind the ATV while seeding, effectively accomplishing two jobs at the same time saving me lots of time.