Hauling Quads Standing on End?
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Hauling Quads Standing on End?
I know my manual tells me not to haul my Lakotas standing up, and I suppose most manufacturers don't want it done, but how many of you folks haul quads standing on end, and what are the worries, (besides the obvious tie-down issues)? Is there some damage I can do to my Lakotas by hauling them standing on end?
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Hauling Quads Standing on End?
The breathers on some of the components will let the juices out.
The battery, rear diff, front diff, engine, gas tank, coolant bottle, hydraulic brakes - you need to verify that all these things can take the quad vertical without leaking out on a long trailer ride.
I have no idea which ones of these would give you trouble. If they did, I would recommend either moving the end of the breather (like the gas tank one) or adding a valve to shut it off while trailering (like the front diff).
The battery, rear diff, front diff, engine, gas tank, coolant bottle, hydraulic brakes - you need to verify that all these things can take the quad vertical without leaking out on a long trailer ride.
I have no idea which ones of these would give you trouble. If they did, I would recommend either moving the end of the breather (like the gas tank one) or adding a valve to shut it off while trailering (like the front diff).
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