AIRBORNE
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Age : 50
Location : Morgantown, West Virginia
 | | Subject: Preventive maintenance on the 700 Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:25 am | |
| Okay guys. I wanted to get some info. Has anyone had any issues with fuel filters on the 700? We have two good rides lined up and before I head to Evarts and Bell County I want to cover all of my bases. I have just over 1000 miles now on the Rhino. Should I be worried about a clogged fuel filter on the trail? I would hate for something so small to end a ride that far away from home. I have seen several 660s need to change them out in the woods, but never a 700. Anything else I should be looking hard at? I just put new brakes on not too long ago, still running the original wheel bearings, stocked up on tire plugs............what else (besides a lot of beer) could I need on the trail? The ride in Evarts is planned to go over 120 miles in one day so I want to be prepared. | |
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ChrisC
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Location : Marietta GA
| | Subject: Re: Preventive maintenance on the 700 Mon Aug 24, 2009 2:37 pm | |
| LT , i dont think a 700 has a fuel filter. just a sock in the tank.....  | |
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Neuromax
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Location : Winston Salem/Greensboro NC
| | Subject: Re: Preventive maintenance on the 700 Mon Aug 24, 2009 2:59 pm | |
| Chris, I don't know about the 700's but I would go ahead and change it. I carry a spare on the trail because like you I dont want a $3 part keeping me from riding or making me be pulled out of the woods. | |
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ridepate
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| | Subject: Re: Preventive maintenance on the 700 Mon Aug 24, 2009 3:49 pm | |
| Check your Diff-Fluids for any contamanation. | |
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