ranger wheel bearings

does anybody know or heard how the rangers do with wheel bearings compared to the rhinos?

RedNeckRhino wrote:

does anybody know or heard how the rangers do with wheel bearings compared to the rhinos?

I've heard no talk of it Craig. I do a lot of searching too. In fact, I've never seen a question about them?? They must be pretty bullit-proof.

ridepate wrote:

RedNeckRhino wrote:

does anybody know or heard how the rangers do with wheel bearings compared to the rhinos?

I've heard no talk of it Craig. I do a lot of searching too. In fact, I've never seen a question about them?? They must be pretty bullit-proof.

I doubt it. They have been change somewhere. Just most people that own Rangers are farmers and they expect to change bearings

Big-R wrote:

ridepate wrote:

RedNeckRhino wrote:

does anybody know or heard how the rangers do with wheel bearings compared to the rhinos?

I've heard no talk of it Craig. I do a lot of searching too. In fact, I've never seen a question about them?? They must be pretty bullit-proof.

I doubt it. They have been change somewhere. Just most people that own Rangers are farmers and they expect to change bearings

I raise and harvest RZR's. You can chop-them up with a two-dollar hatchet and it will all fit in my bed..................

ridepate wrote:

RedNeckRhino wrote:

does anybody know or heard how the rangers do with wheel bearings compared to the rhinos?

I've heard no talk of it Craig. I do a lot of searching too. In fact, I've never seen a question about them?? They must be pretty bullit-proof.

i ve seen some talk about replacing them ...but none really about how long they last.......nothing compared to the rhinos

ridepate wrote:

Big-R wrote:

ridepate wrote:

RedNeckRhino wrote:

does anybody know or heard how the rangers do with wheel bearings compared to the rhinos?

I've heard no talk of it Craig. I do a lot of searching too. In fact, I've never seen a question about them?? They must be pretty bullit-proof.

I doubt it. They have been change somewhere. Just most people that own Rangers are farmers and they expect to change bearings

I raise and harvest RZR's. You can chop-them up with a two-dollar hatchet and it will all fit in my bed..................

ridepate wrote:

I raise and harvest RZR's. You can chop-them up with a two-dollar hatchet and it will all fit in my bed..................

It's going to be fun watching pate try and follow Ronnie thru the trails in the baby hummer, best fill that big old bed with Vaseline

i need one to haul lunch for .............

GunRunner wrote:

ridepate wrote:

I raise and harvest RZR's. You can chop-them up with a two-dollar hatchet and it will all fit in my bed..................

It's going to be fun watching pate try and follow Ronnie thru the trails in the baby hummer, best fill that big old bed with Vaseline

As long as the trees are 60-inches apart, no problem, any closer, and I'll have a problem.......

pate, i dont think you will have any trouble at all. one of the guys i ride with takes it everywhere the rzr goes in Va City and its tight riding in there.

bush wrote:

pate, i dont think you will have any trouble at all. one of the guys i ride with takes it everywhere the rzr goes in Va City and its tight riding in there.

Good to know man!!!!