tips and tricks

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first tip is .....dont let teddy drive your rhino..lmao

That was funny shit. But your still a ass. Lol

All rightly then and thanks! I will put my first tip on this bad boy, yall don't hurt my feelings if yall already done it or know something better (but if you do fire away). These things have a lot of rattles, squeaks and chit. My bed was a big issue. I just wrapped some electrical tape around the rubber guides that the gate slides into and it tighten it right up. No more rattling ass tail gate. On the bed itself, I just softly tapped down the tabs that the latch hooks to. Simple chit, but made my azz end a little less rattlely.

I had the inside of the bed linex'd and the back of the bed facing the cab. Nooooooooo rattles.

I seen something at Jamses house that might fix all the bed rattles. But both of those are great ideas.

T.Rhino wrote:

I seen something at Jamses house that might fix all the bed rattles. But both of those are great ideas.

Are you gonna tell us ???????? Lol.

I better let him do that. I'm sure he will chime in shortly. But a nother thang I did that helped with noise was insulated the underneath of the center console with sound proofing matting. Helped alot

Tip #2

I took the bar off of the outside of the drivers seat. It makes it alot easier to get in and out of without bruising your ass.

Quadog wrote:

Tip #2

I took the bar off of the outside of the drivers seat. It makes it alot easier to get in and out of without bruising your ass.

X2 on that

My cage was squeaking and making all kinds of noise right behind the seats where it connects together. Remover the Allen head screws and installed some washers behind them and tightened it up. Problems solved. Thanks James!!!!!

Here is how I got rid of the bed squeaking lol

Always use factory brakes and wheel bearings they cost a little more but last a hole lot longer.

T.Rhino wrote:

Always use factory brakes and wheel bearings they cost a little more but last a hole lot longer.

Have you tried the EBC pads?

No I don't thank so just haven't had luck with the other brands I have used.

EBC and oem are both the best. Rest are crap.

x2 on the bearings.

scottwv wrote:

x2 on the bearings.

heres a good tip...never follow scott down railroad tracks...lol

Always use wet clutch aproved motor oil if not it will burn up your wet clutches. Preferably yamaha brand oil.

Tired of fighting with getting the hood opened on the Rhino? Shave the bottem tab open on the inside that snags on the enclosuer bolt. One hand operation gettting the hood open after that.

Man that hood makes me feel like an idiot. My wife laughed at me the first time I tried opening it up. Any pics, I think I got the concept, but don't want mess it up...

https://2img.net/h/oi26.tinypic.com/sngoap.jpg
there ya go Foyota

A nother good tip is when working on your rhino always make sure to put the factory bolts back in the right place or your engine builder will yell at you.

chuddly wrote:

https://2img.net/h/oi26.tinypic.com/sngoap.jpg
there ya go Foyota

Good deal, thanks!

Kenny G wrote:

Tired of fighting with getting the hood opened on the Rhino? Shave the bottem tab open on the inside that snags on the enclosuer bolt. One hand operation gettting the hood open after that.

I did that and also swapped the bungy hooks that are from the factory.just reverse them so the latch part is on the hood and the fixed piece is in the cab area.
james told me about it.