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New Rhino Owner here. I found a almost new 2008 Rhino 100 miles. It still is all stock, with the Maxxis and steel wheels.
I am going to use this machine on a farm for spraying, and general use; it will never be on a trail ride, only on the farm.
Problem 1: It had the sway bar modification, etc. But I have several steep hills on the farm that I would like to cross traverse. Up and down doesn't seem to be a problem; but going across the hill is a little un-nerving. I mow with a rotary mower (brush hog) with a big 4x4 tractor and loaded rear 18.4x30 tires; and it sticks really good. Some added weight on the tractor also.
The Rhino doesn't feel as comforatble on that hill.
Problem 2: I also have some wet low ground that really never dries out.
What wheel spacing should I add with the stock steel wheels and Maxxis tire. Hey they are brand new, I might as well use them. I was think maybe 1 1/2". all around
Again this machine will never be doing any jumps or rock crawling.
Also I don't want to put too much strain on the hubs.
Any suggestions?
Moto
Welcome! What part of the country are you from? What's the ride?
I'm from Pennsylvania.
I'm looking to get a SideXside to do some work on the farm.
Rides, A couple of RZ350's, Cushmans, Vintage dirt bikes, Yam, Penton, Can-Am, Kaw Triple H-2, some more.
Back to the sidexside. I have been using ATV's to do small maintenance jobs on the farm go here go there, etc; the dogs and I decided it is time to ride in more comfort, haul more tools, etc.
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Hi Everyone, I am MOTO, and I just joined the forum.
Looking forward to being a participant in your discussions.
First I'll check out the workings of the forum to become more aquainted.
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