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Old 01-24-2004, 10:44 AM
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No mines not stock I have a few goodies on it.But to tell you the truth I dont think a quest can hang with me anyway.The way I see it nothing made Im Canada will ever out pull or out run something from the good old USofA thats just the way the world works....As I see It ....LoL
 
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Old 01-24-2004, 10:58 AM
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Default praire 700 or sportsman 700?
Originally posted by: Bill35
Dont tell him that shotgun....Im going to show up with a 740pound sp700 and my 285pound *** ...Hey shotgun I was going to ask you about your tires are they air filled or foam filled.Im going to be getting another set of tires and wheels for mine so I think I mite get my tires filled with foam like on a golf cart if youve ever picked up a foam filled golf cart tire there about 60 pounds or more...
Hey Bill, alot of the guys that Rock crawl at "MY" mountain usually usually fill their tires with water, and as cold as it gets up in the mountains they add anti-freeze to it, but SHHHHHHHH dont tell wild card thats extra weight for you too! LOL! Just a thought!
 
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Old 01-24-2004, 11:25 AM
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660 I never new they filled tires that way till a few years back I bought an old JD tractor well I had to take off one of the back tiers to get at the flywheel.You should have seen me try to but the tire back on.
 
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p700 solid axle towing capacity rated 1250lbs,sp700 irs towing capacity rated 1500lbs......hmmmmmm
 
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Most quads are tow rated at twice their weight.

p700=625 lbs

ps700 = 750 lbs

More to do with stopping and handleing what your pulling, and keeping the Company's out of law suites.
 
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Old 01-24-2004, 05:33 PM
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Wow shotgun I never knew that...Like they say learn something new everday....
 
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Old 02-07-2004, 03:33 AM
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Originally posted by: SHOTGUN
Most quads are tow rated at twice their weight.

p700=625 lbs

ps700 = 750 lbs

More to do with stopping and handleing what your pulling, and keeping the Company's out of law suites.
I could not have said it better myself. You are correct. Unfortunally, most people don't understand the basic of physics and weight. These mfg's want to protect themselves.

 
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