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lololololololololol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! At lunch I drove over to the offroad part to see if I could find my Argo hood on the side of the road. Less than a block from the park my hood was just laying there with no damage. Oh Yes even a blind hog finds an acorn now and then.
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Yes you got very lucky, next time strap that sucker down.Originally posted by crowhater View PostComment
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I will be installing hood pins.Comment
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I have one right in front of the existing hood release.I used a smaller 1/4 fender washer rivited to the hood and drilled thru the angle under the hood for the adjustable pin.Took about 30 min. to install,pull the clevis pin and turn the release and hood is open. For my seat,I installed a screw in 1/4 stud into the plywood where it lines up with the square tubing frame,closed seat and where the stud contacted the square tubing,drilled a hole for stud to pass thru.Last was to drill a hole for the hairclip pin 1/8 below the square tubing and install the clip.Seat can be removed in a matter of seconds,and you cant see the modification unless you look up under the seat,Comment
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Lol...I did almost the same thing 3 years ago, but we took 3 new machines to a ride 100 miles away...got there to see that the front machine was missing the hood...looked at a couple of pictures I had taken on my phone before we pulled out and after I had checked the oil I forgot to latch the two hood straps ...the three of us drove home that day about 20 mph with our heads hanging out the window looking for it, took forever, and would you believe that 99 miles later there it was just outside of our driveway laying in the ditch safe and sound...they wont stay for long if they are not latched... LolOriginally posted by crowhater View Post
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