Kawasaki Mule Parts. Information**updated**
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By John Graves
I have a brand new Mule with less than 20 hours. Every time the weather gets below 10 degrees, the spark plug fouls out and the Mule won’t start. The dealer is aware of the problem,because the first time it happened he came to my farm with a plug and wrench in hand and it started right up. I don’t want to have to replace the spark plug every time it gets below 10 degrees.
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By dwall662
My problem is that when the temperature dips under 50 degrees, my Coleman 550 acts like the battery is dead and no electrical activity at all. The battery is at full charge. It only has 15 hours on it and the same thing happened last winter. Above 50 degrees, starts every time. Very frustrating needless to say. Anyone else experience this problem. I bought it at Tractor supply and they are not a service center and don't know who works on them in the area.
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By Steve Vanvelzen
I Recently purchased a Massimo T-Boss 550F last fall with their 60" snow thrower because I couldn't find a decent UTV here in Southern Ontario; nothing in stock anywhere. I am having really bad buyer's remorse after spending time on it and reading all the bad online reviews. The company boasts the fact that it is built in Texas, USA, so I was hoping to do the right thing by buying, "Made In North America" but it is still Chinese Junk, assembled in the USA. and I am starting to realize that I am going to have a lot of difficulty getting parts for this thing; I can't even get an oil filter, finally bought a "Hisun" filter and hope it fits. i busted the shear pins in the snow thrower and can't find replacements for that either. The thing is so hard to change gears most of the time; I am terrified I am going to wreck something. The place I purchased it from is absolutely useless. Can I adjust something myself? Anyone out there have this problem and have some advice (besides selling it and buying a good brand)?
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By hambone3441
All I have my tboss in a service shop now for about 3 months waiting on parts. Are there any other options out there? Hate to have this thing down for 6 months +
Any help would be awesome! Thanks in advance.
Rob
Looking for parts:
23943 Clutch holder/bracket 2
23515 Air Proof Cover
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By Ridge Runner
Hi
Need advice on a fuel filter. This is a 2019 Coleman 550 Outfitter. Manual said to change fuel filter. Mine was assembled without a inline filter between the in tank fuel pump and the injector. I called Coleman, they told it was supposed to have a fuel filter. They sent me a metal inline filter and two clamps. The fuel line has what looks like an aluminum outer cover. I’m assuming the fuel line is a rubber one. Before cutting the line I looked at the metal fuel filter to see the direction of flow. Nothing marked on the filter. I called Coleman.…. They couldn’t help me, even after speaking to a Tech rep. It’s fuel injected, so I don’t want to screw this up. Does anyone have any ideas? Should I throw this filter away, and buy something else? I have replaced plenty of fuel filters on lawn mowers etc, but all were clear plastic, with directional arrows. Since this fuel injected, I’m thinking I must ypuse the special clamps, that require special pliers to tighten, and I might need a pressure capable filter?
thanks
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