Well I finnally broke a axle with almost 800 miles on my machine I noticed the left front axle is loose where it connects to the front wheel I have been bashing down trees for almost a month straight making trails threw the woods on our hunting property so it has really been abused lately. I also snaped the shaft in my warn winch in to two piece's as well can't keep them looking showroom new anymore just my two cents on how tuff some GRIZZLIES are never have I had a problem till now.

 

Grizzly's doun't have front axels. A grizzly also lasts more than 800 miles before somthing breaks. You must really be careless toward your atv maintance. Perhaps you should edit your post so it makes sence and I can understand it.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]

 

ATVMANIC
The grizzly does have front axles as well as rear. THEY ARE CV AXLES DUMB A$$. Or do you have nothing better to do then check a persons spelling and grammar. If you don't have a quad get one or the next best thing get a life. I can vouch for the grizzlies strength it is often abuse that wrecks the machines, but hey he paid for it, where do you get off telling someone how to ride there own machine. I ride my unit hard but don't abuse it and that keeps me happy. What is there to maintain on cv shafts? If the boots are not broken then there isn't one thing that you do to maintain them other than was them off and that would not contribute to them breaking.

RAPTORRY

Good for you[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] Ride that grizz even harder and see what kind of sheet it can handle keep me posted.

RIDEM HARD, RIDEM WET, OR DON'T RIDE AT ALL

 

Atvmanic you do need to do some research before you try to bash someone
like sparky said you need to get a LIFE

 

What steps are required to reinstall a front axle on a 700 grizz. Thanks

 

If you ride it rough you expect something to break eventually. It's your quad RaptorRy; ride it as you like. I've put 1700 hard miles on my machine and it still runs like day one. Would I baby it to make it last a little longer??? Where's the fun in that? How will you learn your machine's limits if you don't go to the edge? It's amazing what they can do!