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Ok I see the cap wher you fill under the seat,,, but that seems to go to a tube to the lower rear master cylinder ... I don’t see anywhere to check the level ???

Ok I see the cap wher you fill under the seat,,, but that seems to go to a tube to the lower rear master cylinder ... I don’t see anywhere to check the level ???

Ran tracks for 5 years on my Ranger 900 and it just turned the machine into a tank. It was fun but was tough on axles, loud as hell, and topped out at 40...


How are tracks running on 850s? Strain the engine? Issues? Like/Dislikes?

Want some input before big ass purchase..

Hello Everyone:

I need to purchase a wheel bearing greaser tool for my 2018 Can Am defender HD-10. Looking for the model that you can grease bearings without removing axles . What tool would be the best too get.
Also what is the torque on axle nuts.

Thank You kenner

I'm not to sure what to do with my older model. I've tried to trade It in to local dealers, I was just planning on plowing this year but I'm having another issue with it and at this point I just want a newer one. Have dumped to much money into this one and it's not worth it anymore. I'm pretty sure it's the idle air control valve. Any suggestions on getting some $$$ for it? To get something a little more recent.

Hey guys, my 2015 800r xmr finaly is requiring some replacement parts. I need to replace both front wheel bearings as well as the prop shaft ujoints. I looked on ebay and on amazon but cant pinpoint the exact part. Does anyone know the part numbers? Im not looking to buy OEM. Im fine with a good aftermarket

Just joined this group as I picked up an old, 06, Outlander 400 Max. Bike will be parked til the end of sled season, late April, and will be doing a full fluid change on it. Noticed that the oil change kit that BRP sells has 2 O rings and a washer. One O ring will be for the filter housing, but what is the other one for? Will probably pick up a couple of O rings to use in case one gets damaged but not planning on changing them every time.

Ok I noticed tonight while greasing all the fittings that the front left side axle has some slip in it, not a lot .
The movement is not the joint and it’s not the shaft coming out of the front diff... it’s the yolk where it meets the splines in the shaft coming out of the diff.
Is there a set screw to hold the yolk tight to the shaft ?
If you grab the axle and pull it up and down you can see the yolk is a little sloppy on the shaft.
Seems like it’s only in one position.. so if it slips at 12:00 and 6:00 it doesn’t at 3 and 9... but if you rotate it then it’s at 3 and 8 and not at 12 and 6
Is this something you guys have seen before or am I being too anal

Ok I noticed tonight while greasing all the fittings that the front left side axle has some slip in it, not a lot .
The movement is not the joint and it’s not the shaft coming out of the front diff... it’s the yolk where it meets the splines in the shaft coming out of the diff.
Is there a set screw to hold the yolk tight to the shaft ?
If you grab the axle and pull it up and down you can see the yolk is a little sloppy on the shaft.
Seems like it’s only in one position.. so if it slips at 12:00 and 6:00 it doesn’t at 3 and 9... but if you rotate it then it’s at 3 and 8 and not at 12 and 6
Is this something you guys have seen before or am I being too anal