Thanks. My main concern would be trying to reverse out of a mud hole or maybe backdragging snow while I plow. Appreciate the info.
Thanks. My main concern would be trying to reverse out of a mud hole or maybe backdragging snow while I plow. Appreciate the info.The reverse chain (not a gear set) can be a weak link. Just don't pull and yank on stuff in reverse, and you likely will never have an issue. The problem is if you don't know this ahead of time, abusing it in reverse can cause the chain to break, which can then snowball into an expensive transmission if not careful. If you need to pull on something, tie it to the rear and pull in L. Use your winch (if equipted) to pull yourself and your load forward instead of hooking your winch to what you want to pull and then using reverse.
So you are saying to not back drag? That would be great to know. Thanks!Try it out as is first and never plow in reverse. Very nice!
My thoughts exactly.Nice, what bed cover are you thinking of getting?
I've been looking for one mainly for winter to prevent snow from turning into ice when we're not there. Not fun trying to bust out a huge block of ice.
Interesting, well for $100 shipped to Alaska I took a chance as well. I created a virtual card through my bank to make it a bit safer. Thanks for the info!I took a chance and ordered this:
Polaris Ranger Gear Vault | Zrp Shop
Polaris.com also has it on clearance: Gear Vault | Polaris RANGER
Thanks. Gilomen's Gen 2 Elite kit looks like a winner. Looks like I'll be adding it to the list. Thanks for the suggestion.Beamtech h-13 light bulbs are a nice upgrade over stock.
Gilomen tune and clutching have been a must have on my last 2 machines.
V plow... imo are a bit too heavy. I wouldn't run one without upgrading to HD springs and frame stiffener on the front.
Congrats on the new rig.
Full send only works in Forward always.Hit it hard always in forward and don't look back...
Will do, thanks.Get the kit with the adjustable weights. That way you can adjust the rpms to your liking. The fixed weights tend to run at max rpms and can be a little peeky for most.