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By Saint
Hi. I have a 2006 volunteer 4x4 camo. Over the last year it has been progressively losing power and now is at the point it will barely go up hill. I mean it goes up hill at walking speed. White smoke can be seen from the exhaust too. Runs well flat ground or downhill, but still feels like it's at 50% power. Engine starts fine. Nothing seems really wrong with the motor (no noises or extra noise). Once in a while it will stall if it is in idle for a few minutes. Doesnt seem to have any major issues besides the huge power loss. I'm not smart with mechanic stuff so I don't even know what it could possibly be, but i could probably fix it with instruction if i knew what was wrong. I checked every where online to troubleshoot and no one has this problem. I feel like if I don't fix it now it will die soon or not go up hill at all and be useless on the farm. Please help.
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By lonerider98
I have a 2013 Coleman ut500. When riding I get a lot of heat coming from behind the seats. Has anyone put some kind of heat shield to stop this heat? It get quite warm on long rides! T.I.A.
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By Bryan T Mumink Jr
I recently bought a rear for my cammando from joyner and somethings not right the cv axles fit fine but the output shaft is different any one ele run into this problem or have an idea to make it work? Im gonna email joyner today and see if they can help but i figured someone on here might know something.
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By dryvalleyboy
The universal joint on the rear drive shaft broke on the rear of my Odes Comrade. Where can I find another? Thanks.
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By Cougsfan
I just replaced the OEM Discovery batteries in my 2017 E1 with Trojan T-105's. The dealer reprogrammed the charger for these batteries. I use the E1 almost constantly around my farm, but seldom put more than a a few miles a day on the rig. As I don't need long range, it was recommended I stay with lead acid batteries as the cost became a significant factor. My question is it is better for the batteries to charge my E1 every night or to run it a week or so and take the charge down a ways before recharging.
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