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I changed my transmission fluid at 30,000 on my 23 tremor and the fluid was pretty dark -no metal. I changed it twice. 9qt capacity but you can only drain 4 1/2 qts, ran it for 500 miles and changed it again, Looks fairly good now! Also changed my PTU and RDU but they looked like new.

Yes sir, I like a little luck . The latest on the tremor is approximately $6000 after tear down needing a A/C condenser, ambient temp sensor etc. I still feel lucky. THX

That was the next day picture, Looked better the first day but not by much. THX

I was scared to look at the front after it happened. As hard as it hit, I was amazed indeed. THX

It may be the inner cooler, I told the mechanic to check all piping, hoses etc. for damage. THX

175 miles from home I hit an Antelope that came out of now where on my blind side, must have been running full bore. He hit me square in the middle of the License plate and grill area and he wound up on the opposite side of the road; Also, I had my Polaris 570 sportsman loaded in the back of the...

175 miles from home I hit an Antelope that came out of now where on my blind side, must have been running full bore. He hit me square in the middle of the License plate and grill area and he wound up on the opposite side of the road; Also, I had my Polaris 570 sportsman loaded in the back of...

I changed the transmission oil on my 2023 tremor with the 8F35 at 34,000 miles and it looked terrible, so I ran it for 100 miles and changed it again, it's not burnt but very dark reddish brown. I'll change it again at 50,000 for sure because you can only get 4 1/2 qts out which is only 1/2 the...

Posting a couple of pictures upsizing my Falken A/T3 235x65Rx17 to Falken A/T4 245x65R/17, No Problems with being a little bit taller and a small amount wider.

I'm Wondering if the 1500lbs air bag kit would help to at least get the tow up to around 3000lbs. The other thing I had trouble with was the small radiator when towing. I pulled my 10' aluma trailer (425 lbs) with my Polaris General on it over the Bighorn mountains & before I made it to the...

Yes, the suspension is certainly a problem! I loaded my Polaris 570 in the back of my tuck and it's like driving a football because the suspension is so soft in the back.

My bad, I combined the first responder $500 with the X plan, NOT the farm bureau $500. THX

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Yes ; you can combine X-plan and other discounts, First responder/Military/Farm Bureau/ETC. depending on your zip code. (example attached)

Worth a try, Thank you.

Yes 87/88 octane

Polaris general 1600 LBS Polaris 10' trailer approx. 450 LBS

The suspension on the Tremor model. thx

I didn't expect the high temp to "alarm" so I wasn't really paying attention. I suspect it was slow because I had been climbing for 15 minute's or so. The derate was rather fast and cooled down in the matter of a few seconds. And I didnt have any trouble after that.