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Not excited seeing snow this soon. Like you say the flannel shirt weather is nice. I think everyone enjoys that. This area is true 4 seasons usually, I hope it doesn’t skip that 3rd one this year.
Parts of Montana are under a blizzard warning, not far from you. But looks a little south.
 
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Parts of Montana are under a blizzard warning, not far from you. But looks a little south.
St. Marie’s is under heavy snow warning starting tonight when I get off work till we plan on heading home:eek:
Xmas Hills right there is 800 ft higher and snow belt so I expect we will see something. Bringing extra goods in case we get snowed in, hell i could use some unexpected vacation lmao
 
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I am late catching up on this thread but thought I'd add my two cents anyway.

The trailer fold out is best to be used in mild climate's when it gets into the 80 degree range or higher the sleepers in the fold out are sweating and the ones in the trailer are bundled up like Eskimos,
over all it would be a neat feature.
 
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Where can I find info on this plate? And what happens to the skid plate?
Skid plate is the only downside. My main slips up under the back of it just fine however the front maybe an issue.
There is a rectangular hole in it but it would sandwich and hold in tightly a thinner piece (figured on using small piece of factory skid) between the factory frame and itself so that is my plan.
There is possibility skid could go over but I’m not positive.
 
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Skid plate is the only downside. My main slips up under the back of it just fine however the front maybe an issue.
There is a rectangular hole in it but it would sandwich and hold in tightly a thinner piece between the factory frame and itself so that is my plan.
There is possibility skid could go over but I’m not positive.
What's the brand of the plate?
 
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Thanks for the feedback on the stiffener.

I need to take a closer look at it. I have a KFI plow mount that I think will interfere with it, but I’m not sure. I might have to choose. I dont use the plow much......

For $100, I think it’s worth a shot.

I’ve got the high lifter front arms too, so my zerks may be an issue.

And I need to get the better/extended brake lines for sure!

Thanks guys!


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Skid plate is the only downside. My main slips up under the back of it just fine however the front maybe an issue.
There is a rectangular hole in it but it would sandwich and hold in tightly a thinner piece (figured on using small piece of factory skid) between the factory frame and itself so that is my plan.
There is possibility skid could go over but I’m not positive.
Think I'll wait for a field report from you, I don't like the slotted a arm bolt holes and to many bolts holding all this together, looks like another 1/2 baked design by SATV to me, like there non grease able bushings on there A arms and the lower Zerks can't even get a grease gun on, I called them and they said we can sell you a set of bushing for a $ 100.00, pretty much done with SATV! Wish you luck with your set up!
 
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Think I'll wait for a field report from you, I don't like the slotted a arm bolt holes and to many bolts holding all this together, looks like another 1/2 baked design by SATV to me, like there non grease able bushings on there A arms and the lower Zerks can't even get a grease gun on, I called them and they said we can sell you a set of bushing for a $ 100.00, pretty much done with SATV! Wish you luck with your set up!
You’d have to install one to have more of an idea to the way it works. But I will be hitting it hard and I’ll definitely report back good or bad
And yes the factory bushings are crap, I’d suggest anyone shoot a pm to @RB3offroad for replacements.
 
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Think I'll wait for a field report from you, I don't like the slotted a arm bolt holes and to many bolts holding all this together, looks like another 1/2 baked design by SATV to me, like there non grease able bushings on there A arms and the lower Zerks can't even get a grease gun on, I called them and they said we can sell you a set of bushing for a $ 100.00, pretty much done with SATV! Wish you luck with your set up!
And the A arm needs an internal turn buckle so you can adjust without removing the lower A arm! JESS!
 
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And the A arm needs an internal turn buckle so you can adjust without removing the lower A arm! JESS!
I’d probably rather not have another joint to fail. And how is that a problem when you got a resource like this site to get the measurements the first time then forget it?
I adjusted once and then installed, never looked back. My only issue was the s*** bushings. They should come with a premium setup!!!
 
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Looks good CP. I've been holding off on putting my Superatv arms on till some better bushings were released. Just placed my order with @RB3offroad .can't wait to get them on and figure out what 30's I'm gonna order.
 
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And how is that a problem when you got a resource like this site to get the measurements the first time then forget it

I'm sure I read it but can't remember, what were the exact measurements to get it right the first time. Seems like I remember @Windrock1000 posting about how to get the camber right??

Edit: hope this makes sense since I'm several rum and cokes deep.
 
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I'm sure I read it but can't remember, what were the exact measurements to get it right the first time. Seems like I remember @Windrock1000 posting about how to get the camber right??

Edit: hope this makes sense since I'm several rum and cokes deep.
It was @Windrock1000. Can’t say I remember.
I’ll try to catch up with you in the hfawha in 70 minutes!
 
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