P1000m5 What did you add to/do with your Pioneer 1000 5 today?

[Scamih]

For future tire/ suspension work, Harbor Freight has motorcycle lift that works great for getting both sides of the Pioneers up in the air And is very stable.

Which lift?? They have several. How much?

 

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[PJon]

Which lift?? They have several. How much?

This one. 1500 lb . capacity, aluminum

 

[Scamih]

Thank you

 

[chucksmith0706]

New to me bed liner. Book face deal. Now hopefully 10lbs of crap don’t fall on my seats and junk.


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[RacinJasonWV]

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New to me bed liner. Book face deal. Now hopefully 10lbs of crap don’t fall on my seats and junk.


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Nice! I’m interested in hearing what you think after using it for a while.
I assume easy to remove when you want to use the rear seats?

 

[chucksmith0706]

Nice! I’m interested in hearing what you think after using it for a while.
I assume easy to remove when you want to use the rear seats?

Sure will, I was going to order a mat, but for what I paid for this was same price. It fit well. I have a 21 so I had to remove the metal hand rail loop or whatever it is. I am thinking about using some plastic retainers to keep it in place. Fits really well in front but back comes in a bit. Sits flush with very little effort. Its was out of the bike so hoping this Louisiana heat at my metal shop will help relax it back to original fitment.
Yeah just pops in and out.


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[GolfCart]

Got one of them a few years back, and it works great at keeping stuff getting on the seats and other places.
I don't attach mine at all, don't see the need to. It stays well with no attaching required which makes taking it in and out quicker.
I still have the rear handrail loops on mine which makes it a little tight to get in and out, but no big deal.

 

[CSmock]

Finally got around to getting these stickers on. Turned out great and if I can do it, anyone can.
Chad

 

[RacinJasonWV]

Sure will, I was going to order a mat, but for what I paid for this was same price. It fit well. I have a 21 so I had to remove the metal hand rail loop or whatever it is. I am thinking about using some plastic retainers to keep it in place. Fits really well in front but back comes in a bit. Sits flush with very little effort. Its was out of the bike so hoping this Louisiana heat at my metal shop will help relax it back to original fitment.
Yeah just pops in and out.


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Yeah, I’m thinking a mat may actually be better for our use (since it pops out and stores easily) but still interested in your results. We do use our back seats somewhat regularly but the stuff falling down the cracks when using the bed is really annoying!

 

[chucksmith0706]

Got one of them a few years back, and it works great at keeping stuff getting on the seats and other places.
I don't attach mine at all, don't see the need to. It stays well with no attaching required which makes taking it in and out quicker.
I still have the rear handrail loops on mine which makes it a little tight to get in and out, but no big deal.

Pics? Did you cut the liner?


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[Dirtstiffs-1000]

Added the Superatv Frame and A arm stiffener kit, 7/13/24.
2018 Pioneer 1000 5.
FS-H-PIO1K6-01-M

No issues with the plate or gusset bolt alignment.
Plate is slotted for adjustment.

About the install -
Don't use ramps.
Jack up the front end.
Remove tires.
Loosely install the stiffener plate.
Remove the OEM A arm bolts and install the center A arm brackets and shims, then the gussets and shims, then loosely tie them all together with the supplied A arm bolts.

The kit could have been better if the hardware were stamped with the letter shown on the part sheet.

Once I decipered the shims, I taped them to the gusset bracket.
Paint marks helped with alignment.

It takes a while tightening all the hardware in sequence; Gussets, A arm bolts and Stiffener plate bolts.
All while keeping everything aligned, centered and even, on both sides.

Test drive.
Then a final tightening of everything.

Another hardware thing I didn't like, is all the bolt heads and lock nuts were different sized, so I was constantly chasing, changing or looking for the right wrench or socket. J/M problem.

I also did this in 100 degree heat, which probably made the install harder than it needed to be.
With breaks, took me a couple hours.

Wheeler handles and steers normally. No sluggish turning or stiff feel, FWIW.

Pre - emptive maintenance and I needed a project today.
Good Luck!

 

[chucksmith0706]

Added the Superatv Frame and A arm stiffener kit, 7/13/24.
2018 Pioneer 1000 5.
FS-H-PIO1K6-01-M

No issues with the plate or gusset bolt alignment.
Plate is slotted for adjustment.

About the install -
Don't use ramps.
Jack up the front end.
Remove tires.
Loosely install the stiffener plate.
Remove the OEM A arm bolts and install the center A arm brackets and shims, then the gussets and shims, then loosely tie them all together with the supplied A arm bolts.

The kit could have been better if the hardware were stamped with the letter shown on the part sheet.

Once I decipered the shims, I taped them to the gusset bracket.
Paint marks helped with alignment.

It takes a while tightening all the hardware in sequence; Gussets, A arm bolts and Stiffener plate bolts.
All while keeping everything aligned, centered and even, on both sides.

Test drive.
Then a final tightening of everything.

Another hardware thing I didn't like, is all the bolt heads and lock nuts were different sized, so I was constantly chasing, changing or looking for the right wrench or socket. J/M problem.

I also did this in 100 degree heat, which probably made the install harder than it needed to be.
With breaks, took me a couple hours.

Wheeler handles and steers normally. No sluggish turning or stiff feel, FWIW.

Pre - emptive maintenance and I needed a project today.
Good Luck!

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That looks awesome for the control arms, wonder if it will work with their skid plate?


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[Dirtstiffs-1000]

That looks for control arms, wonder if it will work with their skid plate?


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Unknown?
Ask @SuperATV

 

[SuperATV]

Unknown?
Ask @SuperATV

Yep! You just leave off the front section of the skid plate. We designed it so you can just leave off the piece that would go where the frame stiffener bolts up.

 

[chucksmith0706]

[mention]SuperATV [/mention] what’s different between the 16-17 and 18 and above? I thought it changed at 2022 and above? It’s the same directions for both kits.

Thanks,
Chuck


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[Dirtstiffs-1000]

Ah..Dammit, I just broke my Motoalliance Viper Elite Widespool, 6000# winch housing.
Totally my fault - winching a dead, flat tired pickup out of the way, at an angle..s***.. I hope I can get parts for it.. I hate to buy a new winch.

 

[Scamih]

My experience is that they are good about covering their stuff. They replaced 2 different motors, one was my fault but they didn’t ask me any questions.

 

[Dirtstiffs-1000]

Already got an email answer from customer service on a Sunday, no less. Asking for pictures to determine if it can be rebuilt.
I'm optimistic this will turn out well. Thanks.
Man that 6K# winch does pull!!

 

[Scamih]

I have the 5k and its always got me out. Except for the night I got stuck 6 times in the creek and didn’t really understand recovery time. I burnt up the motor on the 6th time. No questions asked.

 

[ToddACimer]

Loaded up for next weekend