ATV thinking of buying one. might use it for snow removal?
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I DO NOT OWN SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT\nHOWEVER I HAVE LOOKED INTO IT FOR MY POLARIS 500HO 4X4\nI WOULD LOOK SERIOUSLY AT POLARIS AND THAT'S A FACT\nWONDERFUL PRODUCT\nBEST THING I EVER BOUGHT\nYOU WILL NEED THE PLOW AND UNDERCARRIGE AS WELL AS A WINCH AND A SET OF TIRE CHAINS\nOPTIONAL CAB TO KEEP OUT THE WIND\nSOUNDS LIKE FUN TO ME\nDEFINITELY GO WITH AN AUTO TRANS WITH LOW RANGE LIKE THE POLARIS\nCABELA'S HAS ALL THAT STUFF IF YOU WANT TO CHECK PRICES
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it depends on what your doing mountain sled.  i like the skidoo's for being light, the polaris for handling, and the yamaha for going fast as hell and the arctic cat only goes up hill well.
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polaris indy 500.it is a proven sled with a liquid cooled engine,fantastic suspension,hand warmers.the engine is a proven winner.
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try this one http://www.repairmanual.com/atvs/
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Having one built or even buying the parts to modify yours could get pricey quick. You want to find a used Ford Traction-loc rear-end from your year and model in a junkyard somewhere near you.
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My husband drive one for a living and he loves it and gets paid any time he can't work rain, snow or just slow like you said in winter. How cool is that and the benefits rock and you are correct you don't drive that far. Go for it. Plus you get to sleep in your own bed every night!!
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Could be a good motor. Large displacement modified VWs tend to run hot and could shorten its life.
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Do you mean a quad? That is the same as and ATV. There are also ones that are 4x4s.
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If you are in an area rich in snow and poor in snow-blowers, shoveling driveways is always an option. I did that for a couple of years.
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I dont know either ,however I use 125 grain killer heads,and 55 to 70 lb. Speed Flight Cougar Bow and I wouldnt want to be on the receiver end.Friends say arrow can easily pass through one Caribou and kill another. Enough bull here though ,I would bet on the the 100 grain in Ur case.Would You post Ur or accepted answer here for us?Tanks
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First, get a Case, I recommend a mid-range backhoe. Then read up on it real well, and try it out. You can generate a report if you like.\nhttp://www.casece.com/products/attachment.asp?RL=EUE&id=54&IndustryID=
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what kind of atv is it? did it have warranty? was it used or new?  go at the main shop and explain them what happened if not just send them threat letters.
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If MN is like WI the couties operate and maintain some of their snowmobile trails as ATV trails in the summer.  Contact the Parks and Recreation Dept of that particular county.
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Alaska probably doesn't give a damn if you walk across the snow in a J-style. whats gonna happen? are you gonna get run over by a snowmobile?
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i think burton's pretty durable, but there are others which are better for the park as far as flexibility (i don't do that a whole lot, so i can't help with that part).\n\n as for size, keep trying dif sizes from between your neck and your lower lip (try renting a few times, asking for dif sizes every time). technically i'm supposed to be using a 149, but i found that i like 145, and it makes a big dif for me, and i have more control over the smaller size. \n\nsmaller = easier to turn and manuever (obviously it's a little lighter also)\n\ntaller = more snow displacement (good if you feel like you can't keep your balance, or stop that great)
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Look in your phone book for welders. Where I live, there is a place that makes parts for ATV's, and they do welding on site. Here is their website, just to give you an idea of what to look for.
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I'd spring for a new one.  It's a really important piece of gear if you have to roll in whitewater.  Not worth risking your life for $70...