Miscellaneous Vehicles

the average weight of a kenworth tractor/truck is 9tones depending on the size of it.

Riding lawn tractors are smaller and are usually used for lawnmowing. Garden tractors are larger. They have stronger, larger hitches, sometimes have a PTO and can be fitted with a bucket.

The bearings of a 1984 Mallard travel trailer can be greased by jacking up the trailer and removing the wheel hubs to access the wheel bearings. Pack the bearings with the proper grease and replace the wheel hubs and tires.

It depends upon the vehicle. Most torision bars have an adjustment screw adjastent to the end farthest from the control arm. Some times there is a lock nut that you will have to back off first. Then you simply tighten the screw to lift the vehilce. The range is an inch or two. Also keep in mind that this wil alter your camber which is inward - outward tilt of your wheel. To much or to little camber can wear your tire.

All you need to know to answer this question is whether the truck is heavier than the car. Assuming this is true, yes, the truck does have a greater inertia. Inertia is related directly to mass, so because m_truck > m_car, inertia_truck > inertia_car. Generally, inertia refers to the ability to change the velocity of an object.

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On the road - yes. On private property or other areas where not everyone have access rules may be more lenient.

if you like to go fast and pull things and do stuff around the farm and go up the dunes in the sand and have a lot more accesories than the Yamaha rhino is for you and the kawaski mule is for older people who like to go as fast as a turtle and all it is good for is putting up fence, the Yamaha rhino was the first side by side and factories have been trying to compete with it, the only the close to it is the polaris rzr but it can't out pull the rhino, and the rzr can only go fast, and the rzr all of its things like the transmission and stuff is really hard to get to because you have to unloosen bolts and stuff , very complicated. GO RHINO

The Kawasaki Mule is great for just utility purposes around your home, but when it comes to offroad use the Mule isn't even close of a match. The downside to the rhino for utility use is the rhino's rear axle is locked which makes turning on lawns and other delicate surfaces bad since both rear tires spin at the same speed which tears up grass and other soft surfaces. However, if your going to be using your UTV for utility, hunting, offroad trails, etc. the rhino is the best machine out there. The true 4WD capabilities of the Rhino are unmatched by any other machine on the market. The rhino has the ability to be ran in 2WD with just the rear wheels receiving power, a push of a button allows 4WD limited slip for more traction in light offroad or pulling situations, and with another flip of a switch cover and push of a button you get true completely locked front and rear axles in 4WD for maximum pulling power and traction. Other systems rely on cables or other mechanical means which over time wear out or become lose and never fully engage the locking mechanism in the differential. Then with the RZR you get 2WD or AWD with something called a viscous coupler device which is supposed to lock the front wheels together to create a locking differential but one wheel has to be spinning in order for this device to work which means you have to get stuck or lose traction before you can gain traction, not exactly very confident about that one.

Back to the Kawasaki Mule. yes, it has a little higher towing capacity according to the manufacturer, but after watching a few videos and finding out you have to tow and haul in low range to keep from destroying the drive belt in the CVT transmission that gives the mule a thumbs down for me. The only CVT transmission on the market right now that has a constant belt tension is the CVT found in the Yamaha Rhino and other automatic transmission in other Yamaha ATV's such as the Grizzly. There is very minimal belt slippage in the CVT's in Yamaha machines, giving them the ability to tow in low or high range at maximum payloads. The rhino is also easier to get parts and accessories aftermarket than the Kawasaki Mules.

The top speed of the Mule is 25mph and the top speed of the rhino is 42mph stock. Aftermarket kits are available for the rhino to get top speeds over 55mph. 42MPH is fast enough for me but the 25mph top speed of the Mule doesn't help at all when your in nasty trail conditions where you need speed and momentum to keep moving the mule bogs down and will get stuck while the rhino with its 4WD capabilities will pull the mule and itself out of that situation time and time again.

I bought the rhino without even driving it because I owned a Yamaha Grizzly 450 ATV before and knew of its capabilities and knew of the legendary Yamaha reputation for reliability.

The downfall of Yamaha as with most brands of ATV/UTV the service parts can get expensive, don't know about Kawasaki as I've never owned or worked on one or any other brand. I've driven the Mule, the Gator, and the Ranger, and none of them are as capable as the Rhino for overall utility use.

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Go to the John Deere website for complete parts and diagrams for this mower Insert Model # as S1642... http://jdpc.deere.com/jdpc/servlet/com.deere.u90490.partscatalog.view.servlets.HomePageServlet_Alt

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As far as I know, a golf car is not road legal.

You can contact your local DMV and ask what is needed to make your cart road legal.

Some states are a simple as a slow moving vehicle sigh while others require the use of headlights, taillights, insurance etc. In most cases you will not be allowed on roads that are over 35 MPH.

The Gossamer Albatross isn't a person, it is an aircraft. This human-powered aircraft was produced by AeroVironment and made its first flight in 1979.

The Kawasaki 750 jet ski can reach speeds of 30 miles per hour. The top speeds are limited to water conditions and other factors.

The documents you need to keep in your car in Illinois are the registration, drivers license, and insurance papers. The papers need to be kept in the dash or other safe place.

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age to drive with a provisional license is 17

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A Yamaha golf cart 48V charger might show abnormal cycle if the battery is getting worn out. It is possible that the charger is not getting enough juice to complete the charge,

No, you need the tires with the air in them to tow it.

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Many places that sell camping supplies also have screen or netting patch kits for holes. If it's along an edge, you may need to do some stiching. If so, any place that does upholstery work could probably do it.