4 Wheeler Mechanic Needed!!!

[sqiggy]

Any shade tree mechanics out there that knows a little about 4 wheelers?? Or know somebody that does?
Particularly on the rear axles. They need replacing. Bike is in E Tx, so anybody around the Longview, Marshall area or I could haul it back here if there is somebody around the Bryan/College Station area. Had planned on doing it myself, but I just can't find the time to do it. It's a Grizzly 400.

[SB09]

Not in your area so I can't help. Done this process more times then I would've liked to. Not too tough at all. Just time consuming.

[sqiggy]

Just time consuming.

That's what I figure too!!! And when you work 12 hrs a day, well, you just keep pushing that project back!!!

[justintyme8303]

Why the repairs just old age or running big tires and lift? If its lifted might need to get a custom axle or the new ones wont last that long and back to needing repairs again.

[sqiggy]

Why the repairs just old age or running big tires and lift?

Nope. Not jacked up at all. It's a 2008 model. I don't mud it. Guess I just do it like my women. I ride it hard!!!

[SB09]

Quit trying to wheelie it! Too much stress on the axles.

[sqiggy]

Up for the Saturday crowd. Anybody???

[RWB]

Wish you were closer to magnolia /woodlands. My son does this in his sleep his personal bike is a grizzly 660. Bump for ya

[Red Wing R/C]

Check out U-Tube for a tutorial on the subject.

[sqiggy]

Check out U-Tube for a tutorial on the subject.

"How to" isn't what I need.
Time to do it is what I don't have. I have 3 days off till I go on 7-12's till probably around the middle or end of May. With that, I'd rather pay somebody to fix it up and have it ready to ride when I get back to my regular work schedule and off these 7-12's.