#1 2008-01-26 21:22:19

rhinodude2

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Registered: 2008-01-26

Posts: 1

Re: How many miles should I get on my 660 rhino?

Assuming I do all of my maintenance and ride my rhno respectively, How many miles should I get on my 660 rhino?  Does anyone know of people with a lot of miles on their rhino's?

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RhinoDude

Fasttrax

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From: West Jordan, Utah

Registered: 2007-06-20

Posts: 897

Re: How many miles should I get on my 660 rhino?

I have around or over 2000 now. Do regular oils and lubes and it should run for ever. I have a 200sx from 1986 still pushin' snow down south. Fires right up.

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Milo C.

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From: Port Angeles, Wa.

Registered: 2008-01-27

Posts: 2

Re: How many miles should I get on my 660 rhino?

Just turned over 3500 today!  No major problems and the small ones were all of my own doing.  A great machine!!

rhinoracer22

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Registered: 2007-08-21

Posts: 137

Re: How many miles should I get on my 660 rhino?

Just turned over 3500 today!  No major problems and the small ones were all of my own doing.  A great machine!!

gosh, I thought I had a lot of miles on my rhino. I'm just over 1000 hahaha.

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MR. KRYPTONITE

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From: UTAH

Registered: 2007-01-21

Posts: 2,148

Re: How many miles should I get on my 660 rhino?

I am very interested in seeing what we can find out there for top milage on a Rhino... Lets hear it all! Anyone got the 3,500 beat?

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Milo C.

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From: Port Angeles, Wa.

Registered: 2008-01-27

Posts: 2

Re: How many miles should I get on my 660 rhino?

As of today I have 3,618 miles on the odometer - but I want to add that I probably had 300 to 500 miles on it prior to getting the digital dash with the odometer.  Wow I didn't realize I might be addicted!!    Being retired, active and having almost unlimited access to state trust lands does have its benefits, eh?  Most of my riding is trails and logging roads - and lately plowing snow with the American Eagle 72' snow plow.   I change the oil every 500 miles or so, and keep the air filter clean.  I do not have a dust problem except in the dog days of summer, so the engine is not sucking in any abrasive stuff.  Does not use oil - never changed the belt - changed the spark plug twice - have Hunterworks CDI -  I really can not say enough good things about the Rhino.......... But I didn't realize I have more miles on mine than most everyone else!!
Milo C. :shock: