Four-wheelers

2 quarts is good but exact is 1.9 quarts

I say A 2010-2011 Polaris Outlaw MXR, they are fully loaded. They come with fox suspension and a KTM racing engine and more. I have a 2008 Polaris outlaw MXR, its a nice quad, its definitely ment to race and is very fast.

I was trying to find that out 2 but all of the websites I've read say 16 is the age

If you're sitting on the 4-wheeler, it is on the bottom of the left side of the frame, just in front of the footrest at the same height. It's small, so you'll have to really clean that area.

Online, for My 1997 Jimmy, I have only been able to find things by specific repair. Sometimes helpful, sometimes not. Often information is contradictory. I have been able to fix most things that way.

On a budget, the next best source for repair manuals is your local library! Mine has Chilton, Haynes and Motors for almost all years and makes of domestic and foreign cars.

Unless you have a Bugatti Veyron or Aston Martin Vanquish.....but then I guess you wouldn't be on a budget.

Shaft drive requires practically no maintenance (change hypoid oil every 5k or so) and is all but indestructible. Handling is generally not as good due to heavier components and unsprung weight.

Belt drive sometimes requires adjustment (Buells are fixed) and belts generally run 150.00 to 200.00 depending on brand when replacement time comes around. Most belts are good for 30k or better.

Overall shafties are cheaper (by a lot) but you pay the price in handling. There are exceptions such as Moto Guzzi, BMW but these again are exceptions.

Me... I'll take a belt any day.

You will need to change the gearbox, swing arm, back wheel and, probably, brake arrangement and shocks.

a 4 wheeler for sure because it stays on 4 wheels a motorcycle only has 2 so it is easy to wreck

Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Priced at €1,100,000

I think the best 4-wheeler on the market is can-ams

Consult your owners manual to be sure, but my mechanic put 10W40 in my 1999 Kawasaki Prairie 400. His advice was to use 10W30 in the winter if I'd like it to start a little easier.

Burt

get out a socket kit and start unbolting everything that connects it...that how its done on anything with bolts..just take your time and it will be quite easy and quick

People do crazy stunts on 4 wheelers because people want their friends to say oh im so cool. Also doing that kind of thing is a job if you are crazy enough to take on the challenge of that.

Strong disk brakes Strong disk brakes

It all depends. If the sprockets are good and not bent. And the rear axle is in line with the front sprocket, it might just be a matter of adjusting the axle to take up the chain slack.

it might be the Neutral safety switch

no it will just fail the spark plug more often

there is a handle and u pull it tell me if i works hope it does bi

• All ATVs operated on public land must be titled. There is no state registration requirement.
• All riders under 16 must wear a helmet and eye protection at all times.
• ATV use is prohibited on paved roads.

The big bear may not fit the arctic cat four wheeler due to the size of the machine I would check with the manufacturer.

dump all the oil and gas out of it change the sparkplug clean the airfilter and oilfilter and don't sink it NO MORE.

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Yes, if the roads aren't too tight for them to maneuver. HHG (Household Goods) carriers do this quite often.

No.