I would recommend the hard roof if you spend much time near trees. I know I would of ripped a soft roof by now with all the branches I have slammed into.
I keep going back and forth on that. I liked the hard roof at times ( heavy rain/snow) but really liked driving with the roof off. Is the hard roof easy to put on/take off the 500?. It was a PITA on the PK1-5 but that was also a much bigger roofI would recommend the hard roof if you spend much time near trees. I know I would of ripped a soft roof by now with all the branches I have slammed into.
If put my soft top threw a lot of thick evergreens and branches and it’s held up great. Even have rubbed the side of it against tree trucks and is non the worst for it. It’s tuffer than you think it would be!I would recommend the hard roof if you spend much time near trees. I know I would of ripped a soft roof by now with all the branches I have slammed into.
I keep going back and forth on that. I liked the hard roof at times ( heavy rain/snow) but really liked driving with the roof off. Is the hard roof easy to put on/take off the 500?. It was a PITA on the PK1-5 but that was also a much bigger roof
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@Mudder i thought you might have been pulling his leg about the emergency shift lever "under the drivers seat" lol. Kinda like telling someone to check their muffler bearings or blinker fluid. I had to look it up. Lol I had no idea that wrench was for that! No one ever told me. Ive seen it everytime ive taken the seat off, just never paid it any mind. Just thought it was part of the tool kit for getting certain nuts or bolts off for a trail side repair. The things one can learn on this forum... lol. Welcome btw @educ8tedguess!Congrats! Ready to roll off the showroom floor. On the rear basket comment, check out an inexpensive hitch cargo carrier, just leave the hitch piece off. Perfect fit and lightweight. Northern Tool, Harbour Freight often sells for $80. Or the 3 gallon trash can mod under drivers seat is a quick option for essential tool/winching stuff storage. PS, dont worry about hard shifting at first, gets better, many good threads on improvements. And have them show you the emergency shift lever stored under drivers seat, ...just in case. Chooglin glove box is a jewel. Send pics.
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You know, I would have never thought that it would be a joke. But, just an FYI to anyone reading this, I am fair game when it comes to pranks like that. If I would have spent any amount of time looking for that shifter and it didn't exist, I would have reported that back so you could have a good laugh. And thanks for the welcome.@Mudder i thought you might have been pulling his leg about the emergency shift lever "under the drivers seat" lol. Kinda like telling someone to check their muffler bearings or blinker fluid. I had to look it up. Lol I had no idea that wrench was for that! No one ever told me. Ive seen it everytime ive taken the seat off, just never paid it any mind. Just thought it was part of the tool kit for getting certain nuts or bolts off for a trail side repair. The things one can learn on this forum... lol. Welcome btw @educ8tedguess!
You know, I would have never thought that it would be a joke. But, just an FYI to anyone reading this, I am fair game when it comes to pranks like that. If I would have spent any amount of time looking for that shifter and it didn't exist, I would have reported that back so you could have a good laugh. And thanks for the welcome.
I looked for this for a while but was unable to find it. Might be because I was using a right handed wrench when I should have been using a left handed one. I think my friends Polaris has one so maybe he can help me. But, in the spirit of maintenance I did remove the rear seats and ensured I had enough headlight fluid.There's a left handed...smoke
shifter...under the other seat
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welcome...to the forum
Congrats.....Got it home last night and took it for a quick spin in the fields in my neighborhood. I love it already. But I think my son loves it more and that is what matters. He's already named it Mickey because I guess he thinks it looks like Mickey Mouse. Better than Elmo I guess
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On the trailer ready to head home.
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Congrats.....
I do know..keep oil & air filters
clean...& when your boy is...
your age...the p5 will still
be..wat it is....now
enjoy......
if you plan on going into any water I'd extend the gas tank vent line.it's no higher than top of the gas tank .I've ran into holes that were deeper than expected
I cut an couple inches off..Awesome advice, thank you. Is there a certain type of line I need to be using. I read that some were using windshield washer fluid hoses but I worry if that will hold up to gas or the ethanol that it contains.
Nice! Love the aluminum trailer too!Got it home last night and took it for a quick spin in the fields in my neighborhood. I love it already. But I think my son loves it more and that is what matters. He's already named it Mickey because I guess he thinks it looks like Mickey Mouse. Better than Elmo I guess
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Educ8tedguess, you might as well extend the radiator cooling fan vent line also if youre gonna extend the diff lines and fuel tank line. It sounds silly, but the 12v cooling fan that keeps the radiator cool has a vent line on it too for some reason. I made the mistake of not extending the one on the wifes p7-4 and had to replace the fan. If you were in the 'vent line extending mood', you might as well do that one too lolAwesome advice, thank you. Is there a certain type of line I need to be using. I read that some were using windshield washer fluid hoses but I worry if that will hold up to gas or the ethanol that it contains.
I'm always in a vent line extending mood Probably going to get at that and mounting the winch this weekend.Educ8tedguess, you might as well extend the radiator cooling fan vent line also if youre gonna extend the diff lines and fuel tank line. It sounds silly, but the 12v cooling fan that keeps the radiator cool has a vent line on it too for some reason. I made the mistake of not extending the one on the wifes p7-4 and had to replace the fan. If you were in the 'vent line extending mood', you might as well do that one too lol
Post pics for us pic junkies!!I'm always in a vent line extending mood Probably going to get at that and mounting the winch this weekend.