Best products from r/ATV
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1. Auxbeam 4" Side Shooter LED Pods 19W2Pcs LED Light Bar Off Road Light Pods with 19pcs 1w Led Chips Spot Flood Combom Beam (Pack of 2
- Side shooter led lights: Operating Voltage: 10-30V DC. Waterproof rate: IP 67. Beam Type: 30 degree(spot beam)& 60 degree(flood beam) combo. Color Temperature: 6000K; Working Life: 30000 hours above life time.
- Material for 4 inch side shooter pods: Diecast aluminum housing. Lens material: PC. Mounting Bracket: Alu firm bracket.
- Driving lights featured high intensity LEDs, high energy efficiency& stability. Low current draw (5.4A@12V, 2.5A@24V): no harms to battery and save gas.
- Led offroad lights with IP 67 Waterproof rate, longer valid irradiation distance than normal halogen bulb. Anti-corrosion, great performance of dust, water and impact resistant.
- Led side shooter apply to different types of trucks, Jeep lamp, Off-road vehicles, 4x4, Military, Mining, Boating, Farming, and Heavy Equipment etc.
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2. Bell MX-9 Adventure MIPS Dirt Helmet (Marauder Matte/Gloss Blackout - XX-Large)
- Lightweight polycarbonate/ABS shell construction with MIPS energy management system
- 3 shell and EPS sizes that are DOT certified and backed with an industry-leading five-year warranty
- Helmet ships with clear shield
- Integrated/Removable clear shield with NutraFog II UV protection
- DOT approved. Meets the FMVSS 218 Standard
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3. Western Power Sports Heated Grip - Black
- Warms up to steady heat when engine is running
- Quality rubber is resistant to low temperatures and resists cracking
- Easy to use sealed controls
- Relay protected controls
- Fits ATV's with thumb throttle
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4. AUXMART High Lift Jack Mount Rear HIGH Lift Jack Mount for 2007-2017 Jeep Wrangler JK Off-Road
【HOLD OFF-ROAD JACK】AUXMART off-road jack mount allows you to carry your off-road jack on the outside of your vehicle saving precious cargo space. The bracket is sturdy and secures the jack in two locations to reducing vibration and noise during vehicle operation.【SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION】Exper...
5. PowerZone 380047 1700 LB Hydraulic Motorcycle/ATV Jack
Rated Capacity: 1700LB. Lifting Range: 4-1/2” to 14-1/2”. Heavy duty steel construction is built to last.Foot activated hydraulic pump leaves both hands free for positioning and stabilizing motorcycles and ATVsSafety lock with multiple locking positions. T-Handle provides secure grip and can ...
6. Carb Carburetor Jet Cleaner, Torch Tip Cleaner Tools for ATV Welder Motorcycle - 13 Wire Set, 2 PCS
Product dimensions: 4 x 0.9 x 0.5 inches.Made of high quality steel and comes with a lightweight, compact aluminum carrying case, a great tool keep on hand!This tool is specifically designed to clean out the tiny jets and carb passages from all dirt to help your machine running fine and not starving...
7. GemRed 82412 Mini Digital Level Angle Gauge Angle Finder Protractor Inclinometer Aluminum Framework with Magnet
- 【Great Repeatability and Consistency】This angle gauge is designed with accuracy of ± 0.2° and the resolution is 0.1°. The measuring range: 0 to 360° (4*90°). Display unit: DEGREE only. It provides convenience in woodworking, construction, machinery, telecommunications, automobile etc. It is pre-calibrated in factory.
- 【Strong Aluminum Framework&Magnetic Flat Base】The digital angle gauge applied sturdy aluminum alloy instead of plastic for the main framework. It’ll provide years’ usage.【Two Measuring Mode】①Checking the true level. ②Checking the relative angle between two surfaces.
- 【Lower Power Reversible LCD Display with ERROR indicator】 The Digital Angle Gauge has a large LCD display with backlight, which only needs one battery for providing accurate, quick and clear measurements and even you can easily read in dark environment. If the digital angle gauge is used in an incorrect position (e.g. tilts diagonally over 30 degree), display will tell ERROR to make sure that use is getting the accurate measurement.
- 【Easy Battery Installation】You can install battery easily and need no screwdriver. WIth only one AAA battery, the digital angle gauge works 50 hours averagely. *Automatic shut-off after 5 minutes.
- 【Packing contains】Digital angle gauge*1, 1.5V Alkaline battery*1, storage pouch*1, instruction*1
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8. Neiko 01407A Electronic Digital Caliper Stainless Steel Body with Large LCD Screen | 0 - 6 Inches | Inch/Fractions/Millimeter Conversion,Silver/Black
- [MULTI-FUNCTION]: This measuring tool has a quick-change button that changes between three measuring modes: inch, fraction, and millimeter to make conversion a snap during measurement.
- [PRECISION]: The electronic measurement range is 0” - 6” and 0 mm – 150 mm with a resolution of 0.0005” / 1/128” / 0.01 mm and an accuracy of 0.001” / 0.02 mm for precise readings in all your measurement needs.
- [QUALITY]: The body of the digital caliper is constructed using finely polished stainless steel with a knurled thumb roller and locking screw that ensures smooth sliding and accurate positioning when taking measurements.
- [VERSATILE]: Calibrate to measure inside, outside, depth and step with two sets of jaws and a probe as a vernier caliper.
- [LARGE SCREEN]: Each digital lcd caliper has an extra-large LCD screen for easy and clear readings for faster efficiency and accuracy on the job or at the worksite.
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9. INNOVA 3612 Compression Tester - 4 Piece Kit
- Designed to perform compression tests to help identify damaged pistons worn rings burnt valves and blown head gaskets
- Properly rated fuel hose and brass fittings make this tool a step above the rest in quality and longevity
- Works on motorcycle ATV snowmobile and marine applications including conventional electronic and computerized domestic and import vehicles
- Features 2-1/2-inch dial face with Bourdon tube meter and dual-calibrated scales which read 0-300 P S I and 0-2100 k P a
- Includes 15-inch rubber hose side release valve and adapters (12mm 14mm and 18mm)
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10. OEMTOOLS 25025 26 Blade Master Feeler Gauge
- 26 Hardened, Tempered Steel Blades
- Measures: 0.0015 Inch (0.038 mm) to 0.025 Inch (0.635 mm)
- Chrome Plated Main Shaft for Easy Clean Up and Professional Look
- Each Blade is Laser Etched with Inches and Millimeters
- Blade Protector has Thumb Notch to Aid in Removal of Blades
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12. Nilight 50003R Automotive Set 5-Pin 30/40A 12V SPDT with Interlocking Relay Socket and Wiring Harness-5 Pack,2 Years Warranty
High switching capability: normally open 40A/14V DC and normally close 30A/14V DC. Suitable for Nilight LED light bar wiring harness kitPremium quality: durable relay and harness socket with 5 wires; made by high-grade materials to ensure superior quality and long lifespanMale-female slot design: un...
13. Set of 4 New WANDA ATV/UTV Tires 25x8-12 Front & 25x10-12 Rear /6PR P350-10163/10165 …
- 0.79" tread depth! other similar looking tires on market only has 0.5" or less tread! the deeper tread, the heavier and the longer life, do ask the tread depth, it matters!
- Tread depth: 0.79", 25x8.00-12 (Rim Width: 6.5", 370lbs@7psi), 25x10.00-12 (Rim Width: 8", 420lbs@7psi),
- Top notch handling in dirt, mud or rock;Superior traction in woods;Great in the desert
- Heavy 6 ply rated nylon construction resists punctures and abrasions; Additional shoulder lugs protect rim and sidewall
- Libra Trailer Parts is the ONLY manufacturer authorized distributor on Amazon!
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14. Security Chain Company 1064356 ATV Trac V-Bar Tire Traction Chain
Provides aggressive traction for your ATVZinc plated chains for extra durability2-link chain spacing provides superior tractionExtreme service for all terrainsDo not exceed 30 MPH with these chains onProvides aggressive traction for your ATVZinc plated chains for extra durability2-link chain spacing...
15. Security Chain Company QG20032 Quik Grip Medium Tire Traction Chain Rubber Tightener - Set of 2
For use on small to medium garden tractors traction chainsFor use on snow blower traction chainsRubber with 4 hooksCreates great tractionDurable
16. Erickson 09160 Wheel Chock Tie-Down Kit
Confidently secure your ATV; mower, or other off-road vehicle during transportMetal brackets on each wheel prevent rollingHeavy-duty 2" webbing wraps around wheelsAdjusts for tires 10" to 30" in diameterTie it; Tow it; Load it; Count on Erickson
17. SunF Power.I ATV/UTV all-terrain Tires 25x8-12 Front & 25x10-12 Rear, Set of 4 A033, 6-PR, Tubeless
Front Size: 25x8-12 - Rear Size: 25x10-12 | Wheel (Rim) Diameter: Front 12 in - Rear 12 inDirectional angled knobby tread design great in most terrain with high performance on trails and suitable for desert, mud, dirt and rock applications. Features premium rubber in our hard compound to withstand t...
18. YI Action Camera with Waterproof Case White
Ambarella A7LS chipset, low-power digital signal processing (DSP) technology, high-definition (HD) H.264/ MJPEG video engine and a 700-MHz ARM11 applications processor.Sony IMX206, 1/2.3", 16MP CMOS image sensor with Exmor R ability / Panasonic MN34120PA, 1/2.3", 16MP CMOS image sensor1080P/60FPS, 7...
19. PROSHOT Helmet cam mounting System (Black)
- CHIN MOUNT FOR GOPRO STYLE HELMET CAMERA
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20. SanDisk 32GB Extreme microSDHC UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter - C10, U3, V30, 4K, A1, Micro SD - SDSQXAF-032G-GN6MA
- Ideal for 4K UHD and Full HD video2
- Transfer speeds of up to 100MB/s
- Rescue PRO Deluxe data recovery software
- SanDisk Memory Zone app for easy file management
- Shock-, temperature-, water-, and X-ray-proof
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Not an expert, but
I'd focus on the drive train issues first, get all those tires working, might be a lost cause before going any deeper, but others will have to help with that, I take that kind of stuff to my mechanic.
Brake pedal could be that it's low on brake fluid, or one of the brake calipers is stuck.
My quad has a foot brake like that and a hand brake, but the foot brake only brakes 1 tire. That tire has two brake calipers on it's roter, one to the foot break and one to the hand brake. So the hand brake is all 4 wheels, and the foot brake is 1 wheel. There is a master cylinder on my hand brake and another on my right rear tire (foot brake). If my foot brakes master cylinder runs low or springs a leak, my pedal goes through the floor like in your pic but I'll still have brakes on the hand brake. It's like a double/emergency braking system. If my hand brake goes out I can down shift (engine brake) and lay on that foot brake to brake and not hit a tree...
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Fuel wise, it's likely carburetor being old. The carburetor should have a primer on it that injects gas into the carb when you press/pull it. Those generally have a diaphragm in them (rubber) that tends to go bad over time and cause a fuel leak.
If you can find a diagram of the carburetor that would help emensely.
Really though, you should take the whole carburetor off, take it apart and give it a bath in carb cleaner (no plastic/rubber in there) and clean all the jets out.
Also, they make rebuild kits for most carb's that come with all new jets, and pilot screw etc. See if you can find one. I typically just replace them all, easier and then I have spares.
Also, inspect the carb's vent hose and make sure it's intact and not clogged. Check the fuel line too, for damage/rot.
You should also remove the gas tank and clean it out. Take the petcock off and inspect the filters and valve, then clean the whole gas tank out so there's no dirt/bad gas in there.
Then check/change the spark plug(s). Before running it though, I'd check the valve clearance on the valves, guides on that online.
Once all that's done, it should run good and not leak gas.
Then you can address your other issues.
Pending how old it is, there are some parts I might replace just because:
If the current ones are working, call them spares.
Starters and solenoids are cheap, voltage regulators OEM are expensive, but you can buy a few after markets pretty cheap to have spares.
Tool wise, I can recommend at least the following:
Then your typical ratchet sets, air tools, impact guns, etc.
And socket extensions (long ones) because getting to some things is a royal pita.
Yes to both questions.
First thing you need to do is fill that pack up. Should have a tire plug kit, a small compressor (I recommend this style: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B071R5FQG4/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1523532200&sr=8-4&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=air+compressor+tire+inflator&dpPl=1&dpID=51KVThD3psL&ref=plSrch they last a lot longer than the cheaper, diaphragm style ones. They are also much faster. That's not the specific model I have, but close and I've had it for 4 years now whereas I would go through one of the cheaper ones every year or 2. I carry tire slime as well but hate using it because I mount my own tires and that shit makes a mess.
Also, carry a ratchet strap long enough to go around one of your wheels. It's the best way to get a tire back on the bead of you break it off on the trail.
First aid kit.
Tow strap. You should never use your winch as a tow strap. It's for getting you unstuck, not other people. If you have to use it for other people, park your atv around a tree or anchor your atv to a tree with the tow strap and pull them out with the winch power, not engine power.
I'm sure others will chime in and if I think of anything else I'll add it, but that should get you started pretty well. I highly recommend helmets. Especially if you're riding with your kid, since it will set a good example and hopefully encourage continued helmet usage. I know mines saved by noggin. I'm the only one in my riding group who always wears a helmet, but I still do it.
So that thing has 40 bulbs, are they 3W bulbs? If so, you're adding 10 amps worth of draw.
This will be your best bet, the only difference is instead of wiring in the included switch, you'll wire the switched wires to the headlight circuit.
If you don't want to buy the kit, go ahead and buy a relay and harness pack, then wire the black wire to ground, yellow to the positive wire on light bar, the white wire to the headlight positive circuit (your switch), then the blue wire with an inline fuse of at least 15 amps direct to the battery. To handle that amount of power, I'd recommend using 14 gauge wire, I tend to go a little heavier on wire than most, but I like the safety factor.
edit: also make sure you heatshrink the connections for weather protection, and use either good butt connectors or solder the connections.
I put these on my 550 but I went up to 26” tires. This link to amazon is the stock size you have on there now. Sliverbacks are a nice mud tire but $160-200 a piece. For the riding you sound like you want to do these tires in the link will be perfect. Also for $240 for all four it’s not bad. My girlfriend and my daughter ride the 550 now and go everywhere I go with my mud tires on my 1000 XP.
Set of 4 New WANDA ATV/UTV Tires 25x8-12 Front & 25x10-12 Rear /6PR P350 - 10163/10165 … https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KWTF2LG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Ml.ZAb1RRFC6Q
'87 Yamaha Warrior 350. I picked it up for free. It hadn't run for a year or 2, was missing some bolts and the pull start assembly, seat was torn, headlights didn't work, and needed a battery. Work done...
I had never worked on an ATV before and learned a lot during the project. It's not perfect by any means but it's definitely better than what it was and its now ready for some trails (or some sand dunes once I get some paddle tires)! I think I have less than $500 into it and it runs great!
Yea they do, but you can't buy shitty chains. The best ones have nubs that stick up rather than just being chain wraps. I have a set of THESE that I throw on my LT Z400 when the snow starts to fall. I did also buy a set of THESE which make a tight fit easier to get (plus they're cheap).
If you want to "Go Big or Go Home" you can look up XGEN track systems. They give you a lot more traction compared to wheels in the snow, but they're expensive.
With those size quads you can grab a 10 foot side load trailer and be very happy.
The problem with rear load only is you either need a longer trailer (to fit them nose to tail) or you'll need to hop on the deck and manually lift/shift your quad to sideways after loading it front ways.
I highly, highly recommend tire straps. They have been game changing for me. I hated strapping in the quads. Took forever, had to compress the suspension, paranoid the whole time I was driving, because if you hit a bump and your suspension compresses a little, it can shift the quad and you can imagine how that would turn out.
These things https://www.amazon.com/Erickson-09160-Wheel-Chock-Tie-Down/dp/B015CJICIK (yeah yeah I know, /r/hailcoprorate) are the shit. I drive on, ratchet the tires down (I use two for each quad on Front Left / Rear Right tires) and leave. Literally done with two quads in < 5 minutes by myself. And for $40 per quad.
Others have said and I'll add, your dealer was an idiot with the handlebar tie down advice. If you need to strap the anything other then the tires, strap the frame. And have someone sit on the front when you do the front, then the back when you do the back. Get the suspension compressed down.
As far as trailers, side load + rear load is ideal. Best case you can get one with tires under the flat deck so you can load from any angle and any location, but they're pricey and (imo) they look ugly for some reason to me. I have two quads and this trailer gives me the ability to load 3 if I need to, pretty happy with it. The ramps tuck under the deck (came with it) and are easy to tuck away quick and pull out and move around.
https://bendtrailers.com/iron-eagle-atv-series-6-5-x-12-atv612w-trailer/
(I didn't buy it from there, that's just the first thing that came up when I googled the trailer).
I was also seriously looking at a Echo trailer (http://echotrailers.com/EE-9-13-Elite.html, the 14 foot version) but couldn't find one in stock. Steel vs Wood is a tossup of Pros and Cons, but I really wanted a 14 foot trailer damnit. I also like some of the options the trailer has (built in ratchet straps as an option, etc...).
Try and stick with 15 inch tires if you can.
I literally just did a shit ton of research on this to make my last purchase, so feel free to shoot me a PM if you have any questions you can't get answers to.
Marlon, Triton and Aluma trailers are also good - more pricey though as they are aluminum. But your buying some significant weight savings in the trailer, so food for thought.
I definitely want good quality tires but if the Amazon's will last then I'd be good with that. I have a little Rock sectional on my home trail I ride but I tackled it easily with the carisles so obviously it isn't too hard. What do you think about these ones on Amazon? SunF Power.I ATV/UTV all-terrain Tires 25x8-12 Front & 25x10-12 Rear, Set of 4 A033, 6-PR, Tubeless https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01I2B8WK8/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_S.qnDbVB3RQ1Z
If you were looking to spend a little more then the YI Action Camera works pretty good. I personally use it on the trails and it works well.
Along with the camera I would get the Proshot Helmet Mount System if it works with your helmet. I also use this on the trails and it hasn't moved at all since I put it on due to the heavy-duty velcro they use (I've also crashed a couple times while it was on and it hasn't budged). The chin mount also has no wind resistance, so when going fast speeds your head wouldn't get pulled to a side and branches wouldn't knock it off your helmet.
A Sandisk Extreme MicroSD is what I use and it is fast enough to do 1080p 60fps.
Overall this would cost you ~$140 for all three items. The camera also comes with a free battery offer on amazon so you would have two batteries to get you through a couple riding sessions. (Each battery lasts a little more than an hour)
Here is some footage at 1080p 60fps
Nice. I've seen the camo layout and it's definitely sharp. The triple black just caught my eye, and looked even more bad-@$$ in person. Of course, I had to get the matching Bell helmet too:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078W218QQ/
Looks like some sort of heated hand grips. Here is a Amazon link I found.
https://www.amazon.com/Western-Power-Sports-Heated-Grip/dp/B001A6CUB0/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1543204851&sr=8-9&keywords=heated+atv+hand+grips
A jack mount. Bolt it wherever is best for you. https://www.amazon.com/AUXMART-Mount-2007-2017-Wrangle-Off-Road/dp/B01LZLUKM2