I saw a post a while back about a skid plate for the boot that connects to the rear differential. I've checked with the dealer and all they have is an alum. rear differential skid plate. Anyone know of a part # or where this skid plate can be ordered?? As you can see on the Kodiak, the boot is the only exposed area under the machine.

 

try ATV5GH40BG00

 

appreciate the info.

 

I have made one for my y2k and made one for my friends y2k. I takes me about three hours but when its done it can take a massive hit. Yes it's something you must have. Don't leave home without it.

 

Hi, i just the other day saw this and i read it and didn't really pay no attenion to it. Well today i was out riding and i had a stick caught up under my front tire. well I stopped got off then i reached under there to get it. as i was getting out from under my 4-wheeler i happen to look back and my rear boot had 2 cuts about a 5 inchs and the other 3 inches. i was planning to make my own cause i know someone that welds. what kind of metal/aluminum did you use to make your's????when you made it, for all the metal and stuff is it cheaper to but or make one???thanks for yer help.

 

I'm going to attempt to make my own out of a piece of truck bedliner. I'll let you know how it turns out!

 

Yamaha says that is not a valid part # and that it isn't coming up on their computer. Any suggestions?

 

I bought my Kodiak Y2K in Quebec, and got the rear boot skid plate at the same time. The P/N was YA ATV5GH40BG00 and it cost $36.95 Canadian. I don't know if it's available in the states, but you can get it from Gagne/Lessard Sports at Tel. (819)849-4849. Ask to speak to Ivan he'll help you out.