424 warn
#2
#3
424 warn
I have the Warn 424 on my Foreman. I love it and it sure does change the handling of it. Mine was a #%@!^ to install, but it might be easier on the Rancher. Took me about 5 hours total, including adjustments. I ride in 2wd most of the time, and love the fact I can 'shift on the fly' into 4wd when needed.
Rob
Rob
#4
#5
424 warn
Originally posted by: rcrob
I have the Warn 424 on my Foreman. I love it and it sure does change the handling of it. Mine was a #%@!^ to install, but it might be easier on the Rancher. Took me about 5 hours total, including adjustments. I ride in 2wd most of the time, and love the fact I can 'shift on the fly' into 4wd when needed.Rob
I have the Warn 424 on my Foreman. I love it and it sure does change the handling of it. Mine was a #%@!^ to install, but it might be easier on the Rancher. Took me about 5 hours total, including adjustments. I ride in 2wd most of the time, and love the fact I can 'shift on the fly' into 4wd when needed.Rob
do you need to be off power to shift on the fly? if so im thinking of mounting the switch on the right side
#6
424 warn
You don't have to be 'off' power to shift from 4wd to 2wd and vice versa. In fact, you can go it going down a trail with your hand on the throttle doing 30mph. You just have to make sure that both front wheels and rear wheels are going about the same speed, ie, you don't want your rear wheels spinning in mud (your fronts are not moving or moving slower) then slam it into 4wd. That's a no no.
i would mount it on the left side, imo, because you can still be on the throttle while going in/out 4wd if necessary.
Rob
i would mount it on the left side, imo, because you can still be on the throttle while going in/out 4wd if necessary.
Rob
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Jeff Roper
Polaris Ask an Expert! In fond memory of Old Polaris Tech.
1
02-01-2022 11:48 AM
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)