Ddoes it work using an ATV?
803750
I tried it on some small trees and found it would not grip on them. I think if the tree is big enough for this tool to work the ATV would not be able to pull it.
803751
Sure, it'll work using an ATV (I use a Honda 450 Foreman) BUT... the grabber is really difficult to open to hook to something. I've found that I've had better luck with wrapping a regular ol' chain around, whatever I want to pull out, 3-4 times works as well as or better than the grabber. If this model had the handles to open it, like the next model up, then I'd recommend it... otherwise NO.
803752
I use a small utility tractor and have had no problems. With some more stubborn roots I have to work at it a little more, but still works fine. If you have 4x4 on your ATV I think you'll find it works well for you. Good luck.
803753
It depends on what you are removing. The key thing to remember is that the Grubber is intended to give you the grip that you need. The harder you pull, the tighter it grips. What you can pull out depends on the weight and strength of what you are pulling with. I would think that your ATV might have traction issues due to weight (or lack there of). I have used my tractor and my truck to pull dozens of 3-4" stumps, sometime just at idle. I couldn't live without my Grubber at this point. It's one of the best investments I have ever made.
803754
Yes it does. I use it with my 400 4x4 ATV. For the bigger stuff I have to get a little speed and tug from different directions but the brush grubber never slips.
803755
I would only use it on a 2'' sapling or smaller for a atv. I use it mostly for vertical pulling from the bucket on my 50 hp tractor. Use 2 people on the vertical-This keeps you from getting off and on the tractor too much. The same would be true for horizontal pulling.
803756
We happily use it with our 4wd quad...in 4 for pulling backwards on larger items. Truck, of course, pulled better.
803757
I'm using it with a 23 HP, 4 WD Tractor with 440 lbs. of Rim Guard tire ballast. The one thing that can stop you is lack of traction. I haven't wanted for more power but I have been frustrated by lack of traction a couple of times. Overall experience is that it does a great job!
803758
Yes if you have 4 wheel and good traction. I pull many trees out with my Polaris 800. I use 4 low. The grabber works great and will not come loose.
416499
good morning i cannot answer your question on your atv i called swisher to find out for sure for my honda 4 trax 4x4. i can say i worked great for mefor what i had to do. i must say it was more than it was expected.took sometime to get use to but once i had got the handle on it was worth evry dime i payed for it. saved a lot of digging and walkin with a wheelbaro.good luck , nice product
30726
I have it hooked up to my atv on my orchard. I can tell you the size tomorrow.
1075444
They give you a connector kit to put to the battery of your lawn tractor or ATV. Honestly, it was a very crappy connector, so I went to a auto parts store and bought a better connector and spliced it in.
1750654
You should use a positive displacement pump. Check to see if your ATV has ports in the engine so the engines oil pump can be used.
626016
Yes. Get the good ones, don't go cheap. I used my cam on a ball head on my quad and filmed my ATV trips. Go to youtube and put in HANDICAPPED SENIOR ATVs and you can see a couple of the uploads. The others are with a Gopro.
2005995
Yes, we have ours connected to a 12 volt motorcycle battery and installed on an ATV.
1308932
What I receive was incorrect. Disapointed because the nothing fitted.I have a 2005 Yamaha Big Bear , I manage to have the right one and it was not the 62100 kit but another Warn product which worked perfectly.I don't know if it will work with your ATV, verify with an authorized reseller.
1372265
That won't work as the crash pack doesn't come with the circuit board and also only includes two motors. You will need to buy a new quadcopter.
1266242
it should I use it for my galaxy s4 phone on my atv. I trail ride and it doesent move.
1350046
Don't now what size it is considered but my advice would be to get a winch instead, I have some voltage problems with my ATV as I have had to replace the starter and stator before, sometimes the lift will only lift a few inches off the ground and no more, if I spray a little WD-40 on it when its cold like it is now it works better, but I plan on getting a new ATV with a winch for the future.
1070711
yes it will...i installed this u it on my yamaha grizzy atv...this will work on any 12 volt cycle...wire from battery to this unit to your toggle switch or motorcycle turn singnal swith...make sure you ground all ground wires correctly..
732061
Yes it does. You still have to use "Menu" on the remote itself like you do on the ATV remote to navigate like the "Play/Pause" button as well and the arrow buttons function normally along with the middle button. I believe you have to program one of the source buttons to interact with the ATV but it does work and I think it does out of the box, but it's been so long since I set mine up so I can't remember. It does work though.
2003650
If you go to the WARN website and type in your atv , it will give you the exact parts that fit that vehicle . Takes all the guess work out of it .
432712
I think it would work. Although I use it on my ATV, it gets plenty wet and mud abuse and still hangs in there. Hope this helps. Paul
2089542
I do not believe that it would you need a universal mount setup for most ATV's suspensions. You also need a wench mounted on a portion of the tractor that can support the tork needed to lift the bucket and it's contents.
220836
Just had the same issue. I tried using you it with my ATV and the tv would say no signal when hooked up to both devices.