 great addition |
| Date Of Review: February 5, 2010 |
| Reviewed by: M Cole, |
I purchased this product and put it to the test right away on my Outlander Max. The only thing I didn't like was the fact the air comes in the openings in the sides. First thing I did was fabricated doors because you cannot find them anywhere, it was fairly simple, took about 2 hrs. and turned out great. There were no exaust fumes in the cabin unless I was backing up a long distance since the exaust goes out the rear of the quad. Even then it was minor and cleared quickly as soon as I started forward motion. If anyone would like a set of side closures made or plans, email me at mcole15@verizon.net
I have pictures available for all interested.
Overall the product is made well and with quality material.
In fact I'm going out now to put it on along with the plow because we are expecting allot of snow this weekend.
Last snow storm we had many friends over and riding the 4 wheeler was the main attraction for everyone because of this product, you didn't need extra heavy clothing at all, it was like driving in a little rag top jeep. Was complimented many times on this very cool addition. |
needs customization
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| Date Of Review: October 29, 2009 |
| Reviewed by: atvhobby, MI, usa |
| this is for a full size atv, on a 350 rancher a little reinventing is needed. when first assembled the inside is huge,wouldnt fit thru garage door 7 ft. it covers both racks so smaller is better. the quality of materials i rate a four, only because one pole had to be forced into place. material and zippers seem heavy duty, ok. instructions are good for me, dont really need.i am making it smaller and giving it a better fit around the front of the atv so the wind doesnt blow right thru it. my advice is put it together on the ground first, and when you see what you got put it on. i used clamps to hold it temporarily so i can make measurements and so on. when i get thru it will fit great. i use it for plowing( front side rear visibility is great, th reason i chose it). and ice fishing so the leg area will need to be covered at least on one side. i bought a cheap 100 cabin last time and it broke, for good. so i guess for the price its a good deal and ok fit. if you buy it expect some reinventing if your picky, like me. im gonna make it easier to come off by adding some swivel hardware to fold it and some hand knobs, brackets to hold it in place, it uses u bolts. the frame is about the size of 3/4 conduit, fyi. i like being warm when i ride, i think its worth it. |
best atv cabin out there
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| Date Of Review: November 20, 2007 |
| Reviewed by: Seth Carter, |
I don't store my wheeler in a garage and I plow my driveway with it all winter (Northern New Hampshire winter). This cabin has tubular steel supports across the roof so it deals with heavy snow fall quite well. The visibility is great, I actually left the cabin on all summer and just rolled the doors and front flaps back. If you plow with your wheeler you know it's not the cold but the wind+cold that will chill you. Before this cabin I was in my full cold weather gear just to plow, sort of took the fun out of it - now I wear a mid-weight fleece, regular gloves and a hat and I'm comfortable on even the coldest nights.
oh, the first cabin I got leaked. I emailed the manuf and they sent a brand new one without any trouble or delay. awesome. |
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