P650 pulls out Tundra
#1
I got my Tundra stuck going camping at the river. Rear axle sitting on ground & towing hitch also. Friend was in a 2WD F150 with stock tires. We did'nt even try it. Pulled my 650 up & hooked up to the frame under the tail light & hooked to ball on hitch. Tundra was in a ditch & I had to pull it uphill. Had friend get in truck & I got on quad. I slowly eased into the throttle & it raised the front end. I leaned over the bars to hold front end down & up the hill I came with that big heavy truck! I was amazed! I have had quad back to dealer for belt slipping BEFORE this. NO slipping during this pull & no riding condition could put this kind of strain on bike. I LOVE THIS MACHINE!
#3
I dont think it will hurt it any unlike the other guy that replied. I know some people that ride there 4-wheers hard realy hard. I have done something on my that most people wouldnt try. I dont see any damage done to the the bike at all. Have fun ride safe
eric
eric
#5
<< Thataboy what a atv!!!!!! Your kawa will not last. it will loose value and the motor will not last as long. sorry man. >>
WOW! Are you serious? You mean our machines will not gain value over time? You have got to be kidding us? [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]
Your judging how his machine will be in the future over a one time, neccessary action he had to d with it?
2fat4moto, Glad you like tha machine, and gald is performed well for you! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
#6
2fat4moto, Don't listen wheelinforlife, there's no way you would hurt your machine pulling out the Tundra.The 650 will dig big 'ol holes in the ground before you'll hurt anything.The engine will probably outlast anything, if maintained properly.
I think you're okay up to a Mack truck, anyway.lol
I think you're okay up to a Mack truck, anyway.lol
#7
Thanks for the good replies. I was not posting this for help, this was posted to show how much power these quads really have! It was SOOOO cool.
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#9
nyroc, I would not change parts with you either. Looked at your site several times. That looks like some awesome riding. I try not to abuse my bike like that, but it is good to see what these bad boys can do. I also want to thank you for all the help on other threads. People like you is what these forums need!
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