Travis

I believe they have some sort of rev limiter on them.... you might want to read on this other thread, if all else fails, contact Strike250 member, he knows a lot about these machines.

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That's a lot of headache.. Glad you were able to get out of there safe. hope you get everything squared away.

Did you ever get your diff. Situation sorted out?

Had these on the Mule one time, worked very well https://www.carlisletirestore.com/trf_svr.htm

Do you have this type of drive set up? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoZLFLXBhc0

I can imagine a new diff would be pricey from Kawasaki. Unless you find a good used one look up kawasakipartshouse.com order all my parts from them, and usually cheaper than the dealer.

Go to powersportsnation.com, and type in the search bar, Polaris Regulator. They should have a part for you.. if not i will be very surprised.

More than likely not, iI'm surprised it doesn't have a locking/unlocking differential. as they are fairly standard on most side by sides. You might try to find a Carlisle Turf Saver tire that fits it, but i am not sure they would work in this case.

Must have, some how, your profile shows you joined 28th of december .

We can we all come for a ride? Sounds like you're having fun!!

So I assume it's running rich, which is to much fuel, not enough air.so I would turn the air idle screw out a little bit to lean it.if not, I would call the manufacturer and ask them.

Have you hit any big bumps recently?

2 weeks on the new wheel cylinder, haven't had to add any fluid at all and the leak has stopped!

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