I am glad you are having luck with the rangers. I can introduce you to a double handful of my camp mates that have had nothing but headaches from them. There is nothing out there better when they are going strong. Maybe its the black gumbo mud that gets them. We have had a terrible time with axles, belts, and the methanol gas seems to not be friendly either. Give me some advice

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Posted by Nascar Fan

Columbia La.

Member since Jul 2011

18574 posts

Posted on 9/23/12 at 9:06 pm to Choirboy

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I am glad you are having luck with the rangers. I can introduce you to a double handful of my camp mates that have had nothing but headaches from them. There is nothing out there better when they are going strong. Maybe its the black gumbo mud that gets them. We have had a terrible time with axles, belts, and the methanol gas seems to not be friendly either. Give me some advice

You've got to take care of anything no matter what color it is. They can't blame it on the mud cause i don't think it can be as bad as what i'm in. Yea you have to wash that shite off before it fricks up the shite but everybody knows this. As far as the gas i'm pretty sure you mean Ethanol & it's bad to everything

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Posted by greasemonkey

Macclenny Fl aka south JAWJA

Member since Aug 2012

2770 posts

Posted on 9/23/12 at 9:07 pm to Choirboy

put a good clutch kit on home if you are in clay or have big tires. heel clicker is the brand I recommend. We never really have axle problems because we check our cv boots everytime we ride. usually do not have Cv problems unless CV boot gets torn.

used startron for the ethanol problems. or non ethanol fuel

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