I have an '05 Kaw Brute Force 750.  How would the Mud Lites do in deep sugar sand (in an orange grove for instance) on a machine as big as mine?  Looking for a jack of all trades...sand, mud, hard pack.  Any ideas?

Every time I got a new Harley at work I'd wax it once and from then on it got nothing but pure Simple Green, sit for 5-10 minutes then hosed off w/ a pressure washer and dried w/ a leaf blower.

It didn't strip the wax off or damage the windshield, instrument panel, decals or plastic light covers.  And it cleaned it well enough to pass a white glove (LITERALLY) inspection.

SG is the best.

Hey Honda328i

Wasn't that a Kawasaki that pulled your Honda out of a mud hole in ONF today???

hmmmmm  I guess fender-deep mud ain't THAT bad a predicament for a Honda.

Grizz thats a BAD place during hunting season.

The last year I was able to hunt was '02.  I was hunting on a private farm outside of Logan and my cousin (he owns the farm) had a cow shot by some idiot who swore he thought it was a deer...the kicker is that the cow was on a cattle trailer with 7 more cows and all were raising cain mooing and bellowing.

I had my eyes checked when I got home though and I think he'll let me come up again this season.

BE CAREFUL UP THERE!

Tears of the Sun
Blackhawk Down

I haven't had to use it yet...only had the ATV for a week now, but I found a kit at Bass Pro Shoppes that has a bottle of green slime w/ adapters for different types of tires and a small compressor that plugs into the power point on the ATV.

Nice little weight and size constrained pkg. that I hope I never have to use.  It was $24.99 and I'm sure you could order it on-line if it was something you wanted.

Wouldn't mind feedback from others on the slime though since I have never used it.  Did I waste my money or what???

I'm in Orlando.  If you are in need call me and I'll help.

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Just tell me you got this from ATVFlorida so I know who you are.

Chuck