2004 Big Bear Hitch?
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A little confused by your question. My 2003 has a hitch that is part of the rear axle housing. Does your Big Bear have independent rear suspension? I thought that was a 2005 and up thing. My manual lists pulling capacity of 904 pound-feet, and tongue weight of 33 pound-feet.
Hope this helps.
Matt B
PS Mine's 4WD
Hope this helps.
Matt B
PS Mine's 4WD
Last edited by oldmattb; 03-02-2013 at 09:24 AM. Reason: pre-coffee cogitating is dangerous
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You buy a ball 1-7/8 or 2" for $10 and put it on. Never heard of a Big Bear with no place to mount a ball already on it.
Must be a straight axle if its a 2004. Never seen a utility ATV of any kind that did not have a trailer hitch from the factory.
Thats odd only 904lbs towing rating, the smaller 350 Grizzly/Bruin has a belt and no low range and is rated for 1,102 lbs. http://www.yamaha-motor.com/outdoor/...0/0/specs.aspx
Must be a straight axle if its a 2004. Never seen a utility ATV of any kind that did not have a trailer hitch from the factory.
Thats odd only 904lbs towing rating, the smaller 350 Grizzly/Bruin has a belt and no low range and is rated for 1,102 lbs. http://www.yamaha-motor.com/outdoor/...0/0/specs.aspx
#4
You buy a ball 1-7/8 or 2" for $10 and put it on. Never heard of a Big Bear with no place to mount a ball already on it.
Must be a straight axle if its a 2004. Never seen a utility ATV of any kind that did not have a trailer hitch from the factory.
Thats odd only 904lbs towing rating, the smaller 350 Grizzly/Bruin has a belt and no low range and is rated for 1,102 lbs. http://www.yamaha-motor.com/outdoor/...0/0/specs.aspx
Must be a straight axle if its a 2004. Never seen a utility ATV of any kind that did not have a trailer hitch from the factory.
Thats odd only 904lbs towing rating, the smaller 350 Grizzly/Bruin has a belt and no low range and is rated for 1,102 lbs. http://www.yamaha-motor.com/outdoor/...0/0/specs.aspx
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