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Definately not rider error, too much power i would guess......
I was in a big skeg hole,,and had it pinned all the way then caught a tree with one front wheel
Drove it back to camp so really buggered axle then..
Definately not rider error, too much power i would guess......
If there new sxs comes in a 50" maybe. If it hits the dealership looking anything like the proto type we saw at the unveiling then Kudos to cat.There is talk that they are coming out with some pretty cool new stuff in the quads as well.Now that they are doing all there own manufacturing and building they should have a lot more control.They have a LOT riding on there new side/side.....Betting the farm you could say! I think now a days if you don`t have UTV as well as an atv you are done.....
Polaris sells about 10 rzrs for every quad they sell right now and are six months behind in production.....
I ride a cat and ride with a t-cat.Depending on the year,the biggest problem believe it or not is in your rear diff.Cat uses a spike load dampener in the rear diff and it is designed to slip when too much torque is applied to the diff.The problem with this system is if you are on the throttle, in the mud and she slips, ALL 950+cc's are transferred to the front. You put that much torque on your front axles alone, on any big bore and you are going to snap axles.There is a very easy fix for the 08-09 years.You weld the SLD solid so no more slipping and no more abrupt transfer of power to the front axles.I can send you a link with detailed instructions on how to do this.As stated above ,never use diff lock in reverse and don't be thumb happy when in diff lock.There is also a very simple fix for the blown oil cooler lines called the the burp bottle mod which relieves excess crankcase pressure. That being said,when you combine large aggressive tires with huge amounts of low end torque your chance of breaking things goes up dramatically.My buddy has not broken an axle since the sld weld.He has 29.5 outlaws and runs the 2011 1000 axles.
you are right there!Hopefully ,they learned from Canam`s mistake: You need 2 kinds of utvs SPORT and UTILITY and no they can`t be the same.......The days of the rhino with alloy rims and stripes don`t cut it for sport anymore...lol
here you go.Look on the right side for the table of contents.I would take some links to these fixes his t cat is a.09.
yes you are correct..I saw your bike there,way too nice to get dirty....I met 55 and i believe you were talking to my buddy Steve ,he had the black popo that did well.....
Got a cat and a rhino and the only problem I had so far is the cat don't like deep water (go figure) and the Rhino blew a cv joint joint but my fault cause i pinned it in a hole with the diffs locked up! Finnese is the key ...... you got to know when to hold em and know when to fold em. :d
That's true but my buddy with thundercat takes it easy on his and still breaks the axles easily when both my quads go through the same hole with bigger tires and probly harder on the throttle then him. I have broke axles but usually my own fault. He ordered some rhino axles for his thundercat and were hoping that will help.
x2 the long n short is they can all break,,,, we sell more cat atvs and side by sides, than yamaha- suzuki combined.... atvs are about 3-1 in fav of cats and side x sides are about 6 to 1 in favor of cats.... so i guess its no surprise
that we sell more cat axles,,,, probably cause everyone drives like me....lol
Cat's don't like water????? 07 700 2" lift outlaws and silicone,09 mp 700 stock with siliconeGot a cat and a rhino and the only problem I had so far is the cat don't like deep water (go figure) and the Rhino blew a cv joint joint but my fault cause i pinned it in a hole with the diffs locked up! Finnese is the key ...... you got to know when to hold em and know when to fold em. :d
..........you guys ever think of just buying a boat.:d:d