Kawasaki Brute Force 750 2006 GOOD DEAL?
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Kawasaki Brute Force 750 2006 GOOD DEAL?
2006 Brute Force
480 mi
98 hrs
Machine was rode in the woods and used to plow a driveway. Claims it's never been through mud and the reason it is being sold is because he bought a new pick-up.
Asking $4500 obo...
Assuming all is well, is this a deal I shouldn't pass?? I know it's an 06 but I can't seem to find anything out there in my price range for this cheap/new. How are the 06 models...any problems?
480 mi
98 hrs
Machine was rode in the woods and used to plow a driveway. Claims it's never been through mud and the reason it is being sold is because he bought a new pick-up.
Asking $4500 obo...
Assuming all is well, is this a deal I shouldn't pass?? I know it's an 06 but I can't seem to find anything out there in my price range for this cheap/new. How are the 06 models...any problems?
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The asking price is on the steep side. I expect everything is in good working order and you don't have to do anything to make it "trail worthy".
Carbed... so if you have to fiddle with a choke when starting cold. Once it's running, no issue. If you can live with that, it's a good quad assuming you don't need to replace any of following:
> CVT belt (not slipping)
> Transmission gears (not popping out at high load)
> Front diff gears (not broken)
> Engine Brake System
> Rod bearing (check compression)
> Cooling Fan
And make sure NOTHING is flashing on the meter.
At 100 hrs, all above things should be checked/replaced if necessary. Maybe that's why he's selling as well.
Mine is '05 (first year for BF750) and no problem with 120 hours (meticulously maintained).
Carbed... so if you have to fiddle with a choke when starting cold. Once it's running, no issue. If you can live with that, it's a good quad assuming you don't need to replace any of following:
> CVT belt (not slipping)
> Transmission gears (not popping out at high load)
> Front diff gears (not broken)
> Engine Brake System
> Rod bearing (check compression)
> Cooling Fan
And make sure NOTHING is flashing on the meter.
At 100 hrs, all above things should be checked/replaced if necessary. Maybe that's why he's selling as well.
Mine is '05 (first year for BF750) and no problem with 120 hours (meticulously maintained).
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Look what used ATVs go for in Canada and our dollar is worth more then the U.S dollar now. I wish we had deals like that.
$4650 2006 Suzuki 400 Eiger
2006 Suzuki 400 ATV Sault Ste Marie, Sault Ste Marie
$7000 for a 2009 750 Brute Force.
2009 Kawasaki Brute Force 750i with Only 450km Sault Ste Marie, Sault Ste Marie
Hmmmmm, a guy who is not into mudding gets aftermarket over sized tires and a snorkel kit. Interesting to say the least.
$4650 2006 Suzuki 400 Eiger
2006 Suzuki 400 ATV Sault Ste Marie, Sault Ste Marie
$7000 for a 2009 750 Brute Force.
2009 Kawasaki Brute Force 750i with Only 450km Sault Ste Marie, Sault Ste Marie
Claims it's never been through mud
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