Driver side/Left rear inner CV toast
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By CYJSP2009
Anyone who want JOYNER CV Joints. or CV AXLE please send email to [email protected] before NEXT MONDAY ( JAN-18 Chinese TIME)
I will collect demand before this time and confirm to who send email whether I can arrange production.
Thanks
P.S. Also welcome checking availability of any other Joyner parts, 800 CC and 1100 CC Chery engine parts ( these does not has time limitation)
Casey / Leaf Asia
2021-01-14
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By The66kid
Good morning everybody. Had a question hopefully some of y’all may be able to help with. Looking at buying a vehicle for use in the Bahamas. It’s a small island and 80% of the population gets around in a golf cart. Some folks do have cars though. I’ve been going back-and-forth between a golf cart and a side-by-side like a Polaris Ranger or Kawasaki Mule six seater.
Reason I’m leaning towards a side-by-side is that without a car, I need to be able to haul fishing gear, luggage, and whatever else. Also may use it pull a small boat trailer. Need to carry 4-6 passengers.
Driving would be 100% on pavement. I don’t need to be able to go off roading at all.
Durability is paramount as there’s no practical way to bring it into a dealer for service or warranty work. This particular island does have excellent infrastructure and access to good mechanics.
Higher speeds of a side-by-side versus a golf cart is a big plus as well.
While importing a car is technically an option, the cost increases substantially on the import duty.
The question is, side-by-side or golf cart?
thx
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By David Trost
My MSU500 passenger seat goes in easily, but I can't get the driver's side seat to latch. It has plastic projections in the back of the seat, and a latch pin in the front. I can't get the plastic parts under the seat "holding rods" and get the latch pin in. Driving me crazy! The seat is unstable and dangerous. Anybody have this problem and/or a solution? Thanks!
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By Greg Beachy
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By Jim Sabin
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