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By Travis
https://www.kawasaki.com/en-us/side-x-side/mule/3-to-6-passenger/mule-pro-fxt-1000?cm_re=HOMEPAGE-_-FEATUREDVEHICLES-_-FEATUREDVEHICLE
The MULE PRO-FXT™ 1000 LE is a full-sized, high-capacity side x side that features our exclusive 3- to 6-passenger Trans Cab™ system. With a reliable 999cc Kawasaki-built engine, this dependable side x side is ready to transport heavy loads or transport the entire crew without breaking a sweat. Work harder and smarter with the dependable help of the MULE PRO-FXT 1000 LE.
FEATURING:
NEW KAWASAKI-BUILT 999cc LIQUID-COOLED, 4-STROKE PARALLEL TWIN ENGINE NEW MASSIVE GROUND CLEARANCE NEW DOUBLE-WISHBONE SUSPENSION WITH LONGER TRAVEL NEW FRONT FACE STYLING NEW IMPROVED MAINTENANCE ACCESSIBILITY (EASY ACCESS TO OIL FILTER, DIPSTICK, AIR-CLEANER FILTER) 3- TO 6-PASSENGER TRANS CAB™ SYSTEM 1-ton towing capacity Electrically selectable 2WD/4WD/dual-mode differential with diff. lock Speed-sensitive Electric Power Steering (EPS) and tilt steering Sun Top Steel front bumper Under seat storage (driver) Kawasaki STRONG 3-Year Limited Warranty -
By johnpeter
2006 POLARIS RANGER 6X6 700 EFI UTV WINCH AND 454 HOURS On Ebay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/275864835370?
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By Andy Dickerson
I don't have my UTV close as it's in the mountains at our cabin. My plan is to install a new robust temperature switch that turns on at a lower temperature. It will be installed between the incoming radiator hose to the radiator. I'm hoping the someone on here has the ID of the radiator hose. I have an Axis 700 made by Hisun of course. I'm going to use a Dewhel water temperature coupling that is threaded for a temperature switch. I drill and tap it to 3/8". The coupling is only $10 and this allow me to install a reliable temperature switch.
Thanks
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By Lonnie Heward
I purchased a 2011 Hisun 800 side-by-side. The previous owner removed the radiator and mounted a different one in the bed of the bike. I want to go back to original, I have collected most of the parts to do so, however finding the correct radiator has been an extreme challenge. Can anyone lead me in the right direction?
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By Travis
The cables are sort of seized up on the emergency brake, they still work but i have to wiggle and pull on em to get them to release, i pulled the drum off but cant see a way to remove the cable. It is kind of dirty inside the drum where it was leaking so i need to run to the parts store and buy some parts cleaner so i can see everything better.
The shop manual i have does not cover parking brake cable removal, well.... it does kind of. it says "Remove parking brake cable at both ends" 🙄
We'll see
EDIT: ARRR! Looks like my rear axle seal is leaking, there is a small puddle on a machined step below the seal and it smells like Trans oil. felt around the wheel cylinder and it isn't coming from their..... I guess my weekend is planned for me LOL
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