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so my problem is the honda in the muskeg. it just dont go. then i thought hey, if i got the gearing i think it would would be okay. now people are saying it still doesnt save the clutch, but will the internal gears make the tires spin? thats pretty much my only real issue, its not that the machine doesnt work well, its that it just cant work in the muskeg. which is mostly where we hunt.
mudholes are a little different. usually theres an end, and you can just throttle to solid ground. if you get stuck you winch out. the muskeg is much like a giant swamp with no end, and no trees.
has anyone actually used the internal gears? if they still burn clutches thats fine. i believe there is a problem with the clutch and it has nothing to do with tires or high/low. i burnt my clutches out about 40 miles after i got my big tires on, and i mostly drove in low gear.
i just want my rig to work in the skeg. thats all i want.
heres a great video describing what the skeg is.
alot of you southerners have never seen it. theres a wet skeg which is the very beginning of the video, then there is dry skegs which is around 6min mark. dry skeg is not mud, its like dry mulch. in the wet skeg you dont usually break through. you just sink a foot or so when you stop. youre not stuck, your just down about half your tires. all our other rigs just crawl out. the skeg wraps around your tires, but now your tires are bound up. since these rigs cant turn the tires when the engine isnt revved, and you cant rev the engine without the tires turning, your effectivley dead in the water. will the lower gears be all i would need to be able to throttle out? or is there really just no fix right now? i actually like the rig. its smooth and has 5 seats. but i need what i need.
so. anyone have any experience with the gearing? i dont wanna drop another grand just to find it doesnt suit my needs.
thanks
boomboom
mudholes are a little different. usually theres an end, and you can just throttle to solid ground. if you get stuck you winch out. the muskeg is much like a giant swamp with no end, and no trees.
has anyone actually used the internal gears? if they still burn clutches thats fine. i believe there is a problem with the clutch and it has nothing to do with tires or high/low. i burnt my clutches out about 40 miles after i got my big tires on, and i mostly drove in low gear.
i just want my rig to work in the skeg. thats all i want.
heres a great video describing what the skeg is.
alot of you southerners have never seen it. theres a wet skeg which is the very beginning of the video, then there is dry skegs which is around 6min mark. dry skeg is not mud, its like dry mulch. in the wet skeg you dont usually break through. you just sink a foot or so when you stop. youre not stuck, your just down about half your tires. all our other rigs just crawl out. the skeg wraps around your tires, but now your tires are bound up. since these rigs cant turn the tires when the engine isnt revved, and you cant rev the engine without the tires turning, your effectivley dead in the water. will the lower gears be all i would need to be able to throttle out? or is there really just no fix right now? i actually like the rig. its smooth and has 5 seats. but i need what i need.
so. anyone have any experience with the gearing? i dont wanna drop another grand just to find it doesnt suit my needs.
thanks
boomboom