Just bought a 2000 Grizzly with 60" Moose plow. I'm in the same boat as a lot of you as we have had no snow. My question is does anyone have any ideas for reducing front end sag when raising the plow? This website has a review of some removeable rubber donuts that Polaris has for reducing sag on their units. I would like something like this for my Grizzly.

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[This message has been edited by MissouriGriz (edited 01-25-2000).]

 

Try adjusting the preload. A lot of people forget about that.

 

High Lifter has new shocks for the Foreman that are designed specifically for that purpose. I believe they are in the process of having some designed and manufactured for other quads. You might wann give their sight a peak for accuracy on that.

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SwampMonster

1999 Foreman 450S Locked, Lifted, Vamped, Snorkeled, and did I mention widened (wheel spacers)

 

Nathan, do you know something I don't? I'm not aware of any preload adjustments on the front shocks on the Grizzly.

Swampmonster, thanks for the info.

 

I was just assuming it had preload adjustability. If it has struts, it probably doesn't.