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I bought mine at an atv dealer for $8. Just a simple spanner wrench, better than marring up those pretty aluminum nuts.
I bought mine at an atv dealer for $8. Just a simple spanner wrench, better than marring up those pretty aluminum nuts.
rocmar
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Finally installed the Strong Made front bumper and KFI 3500 lb winch. The strongmade bumper is awesome and really fills in that gap on the front end. Extremely easy to install and seems to be pretty tough.
Then, got to take my 6 year old daughter riding on Saturday. Braved the snowy morning and headed to "The Badlands Offroad" in Attica Indiana. The P500 handled the tough terrain very well and my daughter was all smiles. So a good weekend for the P500.
I have some pics and vids but am having difficulties with Tapatalk and this forum. If I have a chance tonight, I will try to upload them onto here from a computer.
Then, got to take my 6 year old daughter riding on Saturday. Braved the snowy morning and headed to "The Badlands Offroad" in Attica Indiana. The P500 handled the tough terrain very well and my daughter was all smiles. So a good weekend for the P500.
I have some pics and vids but am having difficulties with Tapatalk and this forum. If I have a chance tonight, I will try to upload them onto here from a computer.
rocmar
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Kool...I had problems with Tapatalk. ..as
well...I don't go that route. ...anymore
love to see....pics/ vids
Russ989
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Today it is my pleasure to introduce to you Rocky.
Rocky is a sweet yet fierce girl. She got her start in 2017 in Western Colorado (Grand Junction to be exact). Her favorite thing to do is shift through the gears as she teachers her operator, and best friend, Jason the best techniques. On occasion she allows other family members to relax by shifting for them as they steer her ever so easily around the area. Having started her life in Colorado, she very much enjoys mountain and high desert riding. Rocky is a very generous young lady. She is always willing to help out others in need even if they are different from her. Rocky is not just pretty, but she is also very helpful. She can haul trailers, do house hold chores, and even move wood to help keep her family warm on those cold nights. In December of this year, Rocky helped her 10, and 11 year old sister and brother with the deer they harvested. Surprising the drops of blood did not bother her very much. She did like the bath she got afterwards. Getting clean always feels so nice.
After exploring Colorado and Utah for less than a year, Rocky, her friends, and her family were moved to West Virginia Jan 2018. This trip was a bit rough on her due in part because she was forced to ride in the open air and not in her normally luxurious fashion. Rocky has had an adventurous life thus far but wants to meet others like her. That is why she has encouraged Jason to introduce her to the Honda SxS club and P500 crowd. Here are a few pictures of Rocky and what she has done on a few of her many different "today's".
Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Rocky!
Rocky is a sweet yet fierce girl. She got her start in 2017 in Western Colorado (Grand Junction to be exact). Her favorite thing to do is shift through the gears as she teachers her operator, and best friend, Jason the best techniques. On occasion she allows other family members to relax by shifting for them as they steer her ever so easily around the area. Having started her life in Colorado, she very much enjoys mountain and high desert riding. Rocky is a very generous young lady. She is always willing to help out others in need even if they are different from her. Rocky is not just pretty, but she is also very helpful. She can haul trailers, do house hold chores, and even move wood to help keep her family warm on those cold nights. In December of this year, Rocky helped her 10, and 11 year old sister and brother with the deer they harvested. Surprising the drops of blood did not bother her very much. She did like the bath she got afterwards. Getting clean always feels so nice.
After exploring Colorado and Utah for less than a year, Rocky, her friends, and her family were moved to West Virginia Jan 2018. This trip was a bit rough on her due in part because she was forced to ride in the open air and not in her normally luxurious fashion. Rocky has had an adventurous life thus far but wants to meet others like her. That is why she has encouraged Jason to introduce her to the Honda SxS club and P500 crowd. Here are a few pictures of Rocky and what she has done on a few of her many different "today's".
Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Rocky!
100Acre
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I recently Purchased a SunJoe Electric Pressure washer for washing root vegetables from the farm before selling at market. I didn't want some expensive heavy duty gas powered machine and this was only $150 on Amazon. Today I decided the P5 needed a bath so I spent an hour plus getting into all the nooks and crannies removing all that Idaho dust and North Carolina leaves and mud. I also decided to remove the back ramp from the trailer to reduce drag and I'll be bringing my old aluminum ramps instead. when not in use, I'll cable lock them to the sides. I also found a location on my trailer for my Trasharoo. I've used one to haul dirty laundry, trash or firewood. they're a handy way to carry extra stuff out of the way and it works best if strapped to a spare tire mount. I think this is the third one I've owned over a ten year period and they've all seen some kind of abuse but have held up well. BTW, the SunJoe Kicked ass! If I had room, I'd bring it with me.
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The dealership called this morning and said the cargo tray (free when I bought the machine, but wasn't in stock at the time) had come in. About the time I got the tray on, FedEx showed up with new wheels/tires. I went with Bighorn originals 26x12x12 on the rear and 26x9x12 on front. Wheels are ITP SS212 matte black with 5/2 offset. No spacers.
The tray is about what I expected - nothing to get excited about. It'll probably be off more than on, but it will come in handy on occasion. I wouldn't spend money on one, that's for sure.
The tires are a big step up from stock. Much improved ride and added stability going down my gravel driveway at 40 mph. Speedometer matches up with GPS speed perfectly now. Acceleration is slower, but all gears feel more usable now. Didn't have time to try out the steep hill down to the lake that the stock tires were unable to handle, but I'm not sure even the BHs will handle it. I'll find out tomorrow.
Also, I've gotta get a good low pressure tire gauge, but the one from my car showed them at 10.5 PSI. I think the sweet spot for what I do will be around 8-9.
Winch mount is coming in Thursday, but still have to decide which winch I'm going to get.
The tray is about what I expected - nothing to get excited about. It'll probably be off more than on, but it will come in handy on occasion. I wouldn't spend money on one, that's for sure.
The tires are a big step up from stock. Much improved ride and added stability going down my gravel driveway at 40 mph. Speedometer matches up with GPS speed perfectly now. Acceleration is slower, but all gears feel more usable now. Didn't have time to try out the steep hill down to the lake that the stock tires were unable to handle, but I'm not sure even the BHs will handle it. I'll find out tomorrow.
Also, I've gotta get a good low pressure tire gauge, but the one from my car showed them at 10.5 PSI. I think the sweet spot for what I do will be around 8-9.
Winch mount is coming in Thursday, but still have to decide which winch I'm going to get.
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Looks great! I've got the same size Bighorns. I run 7lbs around the house which is what Maxxis website has listed, but drop to about 5 off-road. I can really tell a difference in traction after lowering air pressure, especially in the rocks.
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Mudder
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After many months of searching around, Finally ordered custom Spartan enclosed trailer for P500 and Rancher atv. 8x18, 7 ft. Height, beavertail gives me 81 inch tall ramp door. A standard 7x 16 only left 5 inches front to rear and P500 needed a few more inches height. Went with 5200 axles and .030 skin. Found a color scheme to match truck to boot! Getting ready for those retirement trips!
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The ability of the members on here ceases to amaze me
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