Ok guys there is a '01 AC 400 for sale near me for 1995. Is that a normal price? How is the reliability an such? Thanx in advance.



Kamots

 

they are great and dont have very many problems. the only problem it that they have the semi indepentent rear suspesion with a straight axle. if are starting to get into the atv business that would be the atv to buy since the price is so low.

 

That is a great price. Go for it! SOlid machine that won't break down on you. GOod luck!

 

I guess someone else thought it was a great price on the bike too...hehe its long gone. Man it wasn't up for sale 2 days. Oh well back to looking at new ones. I was hoping to get a feel for the bike before buying a new one. Thanx for the input guys.



Kamots

 

I just sold my 2001 ac 4wheel dr for 3000.00 . They are great machines , I loved the semi Independent rear suspention . The semi independent suspention works better for work than the independent because the rear end don"t sag when you hook a trailor to it , its got the best of both worlds.

 

I have an '03' 400 auto and absolutely love it. I'm having a minor upper-end power issue right now, but it's barely noticeable on the trails, except in long steeps and possibly dealer-related, (300-mile service). It hasn't stopped me from riding and loving this machine. Not sure about changes for '06', but my '03' is as solid as a rock... I had it out in very-varied terrain after work tonight and this thing rumbles through nearly anything. Not only do I thing the 400 is a great quad to start on - it's a great quad to keep for good....I paid $3500 for mine with 134 miles. I'm no expert, but everyone who'se seen it, has proclaimed it to be a sweet deal - I agree.

Good luck,,

Mark

 

My easy fix for a heavy tongue weight is to crank the rear shocks up to the heaviest setting. It doesn't squat then.