Posted by cowranch on June 09, 2018 at 18:05:57 from (196.52.2.96):
In Reply to: OT Honda Atv Problem posted by moonlite37 on June 09, 2018 at 11:18:44:
'85 250 Big Red 3 wheeler was my favorite atv. I also have an '84 200 (with the high/low/reverse), but liked the setup on the '85 better. Had the hub strip on the '85 once too, part was ~$175 ~20 years ago. I quit driving them in about '02 or so. The '85 still ran, had a minor issue with the front wheel bearing. '84 had electrical issues. Paid to have it fixed twice in a row after spending ~days in my spare time trying to find the issue myself. Got it home the last time, worked great for a week. Shut it off, wouldn't start again. Guy said he spent a lot more hours looking through the thing than he charged me for the last time. Also have an '84 200 4 wheeler, but it was always junk, bent frame, seemed to run hot/never ran right.
Another parts place, might be able to find something.
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