Depends on the efi system and stator setup. Some do need the battery and some don’t. Some older cdi, carbed units even needed the battery to be good to run properly.
Out around Burnt Timber years ago a buddy mired his Brute Force pretty badly and it wouldn’t stay running when the battery got too low from using the winch over and over.
Just a note guys on some of the 'Kitchen sink' suggestions. Some of you are like my hunting buddy, he has about 200lbs of stuff with him , gets stuck lots with All that extra weight. PS though when I need to borrow a tool on the trail he always has it on his quad.
Just a note guys on some of the 'Kitchen sink' suggestions. Some of you are like my hunting buddy, he has about 200lbs of stuff with him , gets stuck lots with All that extra weight. PS though when I need to borrow a tool on the trail he always has it on his quad.
LOL. That's one way of doing it. I quad/ hunt solo all the time every time. I don't count on someone else getting me out of my own mess. I also don't take silly risks or go into a mud hole just to see if I can get out lol.
-Claw hammer and a few various sizes nails.
-Ratchet strap or two
-Small can of Wd-40 if you swamp your bike it helps with drying out the cylinder and works as a fire starter.
-Electrical tape
-speaker wire or A couple wire leads with alligator clips on it.
-ether and lighter for tire mounting.
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