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Massimo T-Boss 410 Pricing and Repair

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T-boss 410 Experienced

T-boss 410

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On 11/20/2021 at 1:04 PM, WhiteLightning said:

I like it OK, gotta get a battery maintainer on it. Battery went down in the last cold snap, charged it up and it's fine, but a maintainer would be better. It sits outside, so the camo is turning white.

Maybe a cover or a tarp? I wasn't aware that the camo would fade. 

RWS Rookie

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My Axis 500 which is a Hisun, went from $7999 when I bought in April, to $8999 near the end of the year.  I'm a veteran, so buying it from Lowes gets me a 10% discount.  Now if I could find someone near me to work on it if I need it.  Another dealer that sells Hisuns won't work on it because I didn't buy it from them.  Luckily nothing has happened to it.  It also has a two year warranty.

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Not the first time I've heard that about these stores. Not sure why they would sell any kind of power equipment without being able to answer questions from the purchaser. I take it they didn't speak with you about the warranty?

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Thanks, but I did that already.  I did a lot of research on these before I bought it, and figured that if I have to pay I'm still saving something.  I have a repair service that will will on it but they won't do warranty work because they don't pay worth a crap. Hope they'll reimburse me . It'll work out.  Might not even need them.

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Joe Breaux Mentor

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18 hours ago, T-boss 410 said:

https://www.axis-offroad.com/service-locator

Your unit's manufacturer. Go to the link. It will give you a service locations. It will also show how to register the unit for the warranty. 

lol     Massimo /HISUN Warrantee??  lol .... Massimo shows 3 shops within 200 miles of me... NONE will work on them now because Massimo does not pay them for warrenty claims.. EVER!  One  small independent shop near me will work on them but requires CASH up front because parts can take months to come in. 

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T-boss 410

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Hey Joe! I was waiting for you to chime in. 

I'm not sure where the UTV is manufactured. The website sure doesn't look like it's from China, so maybe he could luck out and get some warranty work done, if needed. I know it's a Hisun engine, but not sure about the rest.

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Joe Breaux

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52 minutes ago, T-boss 410 said:

Hey Joe! I was waiting for you to chime in. 

I'm not sure where the UTV is manufactured. The website sure doesn't look like it's from China, so maybe he could luck out and get some warranty work done, if needed. I know it's a Hisun engine, but not sure about the rest.

ALL Massimo Parts are made in China , and shipped to Dallas TX and assembled there ..   The HISUN engines are also assembled in Dallas from Chinese manufactured parts.  I know because mine overheated on its very first day and I managed to talk to a tech in Dallas at the assembly facility .. He got me back in motion.. But that didnt last long. The overheating became chronic and EXPENSIVE because Massimo wouldnt pay the repair bills. Their warranty is non-existant . They have stopped using HISUN engines now, they use LINHAI engines .. Cant say if they are better or not. 

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I called one of the service centers near me in Battle Creek, and they said they used to be a retail dealer but are only a service center now.  No problem with them working on the Axis. Got 300 miles on it and thinking I should have the valves adjusted just for good measure.

T-boss 410 Experienced

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4 hours ago, Joe Breaux said:

ALL Massimo Parts are made in China , and shipped to Dallas TX and assembled there ..   The HISUN engines are also assembled in Dallas from Chinese manufactured parts.  I know because mine overheated on its very first day and I managed to talk to a tech in Dallas at the assembly facility .. He got me back in motion.. But that didnt last long. The overheating became chronic and EXPENSIVE because Massimo wouldnt pay the repair bills. Their warranty is non-existant . They have stopped using HISUN engines now, they use LINHAI engines .. Cant say if they are better or not. 

Mine has the Hisun engine. So far so good. No overheating issues. I do need a little more powerful battery. It starts right up, but it doesn't crank over very fast. 

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13 hours ago, RWS said:

I called one of the service centers near me in Battle Creek, and they said they used to be a retail dealer but are only a service center now.  No problem with them working on the Axis. Got 300 miles on it and thinking I should have the valves adjusted just for good measure.

I suggest you have them check the cooling system and retorque the head bolts 

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Cheryl Newbie

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Hi, I have a t boss 410. I need to find part 47533 driven Assyria complete and have ordered it through massimo but they don't have one and don't know when they will get it. I tried partsboss and they won't order it, where can I fins this part. I have only used the utv a few times and need it for winter. Can you help. 

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