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I AM A TRUE YAMAHA MAN BUT I HAVE A HARD TIME BELIEVING THAT THE BELT STAYS DRY.
I HAVE SEEN THE BELTS GET WET ON OTHER BRAND NEW MACHINES
AND I DONT SEE HOW YAMAHA MADE IT AIR TIGHT.
ANY GRIZZLY OWNERS OUT THERE THAT CAN SPEAK ON THIS??
THAT IS MY ONLY CONCERN WITH THE GRIZZLY AND PREVENTS ME FROM OWNING ONE[/b]
I AM A TRUE YAMAHA MAN BUT I HAVE A HARD TIME BELIEVING THAT THE BELT STAYS DRY.
I HAVE SEEN THE BELTS GET WET ON OTHER BRAND NEW MACHINES
AND I DONT SEE HOW YAMAHA MADE IT AIR TIGHT.
ANY GRIZZLY OWNERS OUT THERE THAT CAN SPEAK ON THIS??
THAT IS MY ONLY CONCERN WITH THE GRIZZLY AND PREVENTS ME FROM OWNING ONE[/b]
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as long as you keep the water above the fenders, it the belt will never get wet...unless you leave the drain plug out. 
if you want to go deeper, then you will have to snorkel the grizz.
if you want to go deeper, then you will have to snorkel the grizz.Grizzhopper
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Sled meant to say "Below" the fenders.
I have no wish to practice submarine tactics with my Grizz, but I have been in many mud and water holes without problems.
Water "can" get into the belt area if you go in deep enough.
If that's your only holdback, jump in.
I have no wish to practice submarine tactics with my Grizz, but I have been in many mud and water holes without problems.
Water "can" get into the belt area if you go in deep enough.
If that's your only holdback, jump in.
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WOW, LMAO..... 
....I really need to read thru my posts better.... 
....I really need to read thru my posts better.... mgrigg
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Never had any problems in water or mud - but never had gone in
to have it over the fenders. This spring when we had all the snow melting some guy tried to cross a river and the current took his atv down stream and ended up with alot of damage
to have it over the fenders. This spring when we had all the snow melting some guy tried to cross a river and the current took his atv down stream and ended up with alot of damage
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My clutch has been sucking in water. Once through the center of the cover. (the 2 bolts fell out) and another (clamp got bent from a stick or something) and was sucking water. Dealer says they got her fixed up. I sure hope so.
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I really cant get over not having that plug on the tubing. With that thing gone it just acts like its a huge vacuum and sucks all the water it can in the belt case! Wont let that happen again! That sucked, literly!
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