RTV 1100 / AC fuse keeps blowing
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By esmarkey
Hi, I purchased a used Cub Cadet 750 Challenger that seemed like the belt was slipping so I put a new belt in. It still acts like the belt is slipping but now I am thinking it is the clutch?
What is the best way to remedy this problem?
Can the clutch be rebuilt?
Are there aftermarket clutches available?
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By jdeaton01
Hi, I have a 2015 i believe, landmaster lm400.
I am installing a duromax 420 to replace another oddball honda knockoff ( the black and yellow one).
I am having difficulties removing the primary clutch. I dont know which tool to order. It's like the best kept hidden secret. Idk if i need m12, m14, or whatever size tool i need. Any help would be appreciated
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By Pajer
Does anyone know where the winch fuse is located on a 2021 ut400? I’ve been working on the solenoid because the winch will only go in one direction..
Either in or out depending if I reverse the leads on the solenoid. Now I have no power to the solenoid and it appears I blew a fuse. Winch is supposed to have a 30 amp fuse.
i checked all the fuses in the fuse box near the battery and the 30amp fuse hanging in the compartment. Everything is good there.
but I can’t locate any other fuses. Any help would be appreciated.
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By Razorair
New to this site I just got this 2014 Coleman UTV 700 High Temp Light on from the start cold I haven't really ohm checked the sensors although they are all new but I have done lots of work on the engine I've replace the head gasket, wet clutch rebuilt the primary clutch and cleaned the secondary clutch with a new belt plus a bunch of other stuff I just can't figure out this high temp light that is on at start and has never been off. I have bled the air multiple times. I also wired a switch for the fan to run it most of the time due to others that have suggested this. It is running good the radiator is getting warm but really haven't ran it enough to make sure it's not getting too hot but I just want the light to work as it's suppose to. I would really like to install a true temp gauge if anybody could help with doing that.
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