Can it be mounted on the front OR back of the ATV?
1801229
I can't answer your question Because I modified the spreader for use on the front of a zero turn mower , sorry
1801230
I have a grizzly 660 atv with racks on front and back it would mount on either rack. Not sure about all atv's but generally I think as long you have a rack it will mount
1801231
Yes it can. I mounted it on the front and it works great. I find that I can control the direction more in the front and see where it is spreading.
1801232
Yes it can if you have a rack on front..it comes with u-bolts that wrap around the rack and spreader frame..I love mine..it works great
1801233
I have one. I guess you could mount it to the front if you wanted but I mount mine on the back so I don't have to drive thru a cloud of whatever im spreading.
1801234
Yes it could be mounted either way but the mounting arms are very weak so you will end up with a trip to Home Depot to make some new ones yourself!
1801235
That depends on the ATV. I have a 2001 Polaris Sportsman 500 and it actually works better in front than in the rear but I do have to cover the grill with plastic so the seeds don't end up all over the motor. This allows me to pull a harrow behind the ATV while seeding, effectively accomplishing two jobs at the same time saving me lots of time.
1801236
yes it can be mounted on front or back racks. I have a Honda 400, it didn't match up to my rack exactly, but with a drill and heavier hardware I got it to work fine. The U bolts they sent were light duty, not heavy enough for a hundred pounds of fertilizer.
1801237
I permanently mounted to plywood and then attach on front or back of one of my atv'sWorks great either way but I prefer on front so I can watch distribution of seed better. All in all much better than wheeled spreader, especially on rough terrain
1801238
Yes it can be mounted on either front or back. We mount ours on the back so we don't drive into the seed.
1036657
I don't think it'll mount to the front of a bike or to the rear without a rack. It has two bars with threaded holes for allen head machine screws.
97805
It should, as long as the handle bars are standard size (plus or minus a little), the mounting will adjust for it. I have mine mounted on my scooter mirrors. That causes some problem as the mirror stem is smaller diameter than the normal mounting fixture. I used rubber (like the type from an inner tube) to wrap around the stem and make the mounting area larger. That works for me. The case securely mounts to the handlebar mount with a nut, so that should hold it on the atv. I think you are a go with it. I drilled a hole in my scooter plastic to mount a 12V socket so now I can plug in my gps or cell phone. Works great that way.
1922603
Hello,Thank you for your question. They do make a mount for the ATV/UTV. Please copy and paste the following ASIN number on your Amazon search tab. B00CQULZ9W
2048569
No. This one mounts on the front. There is a different model that does though.
1592959
It is stated that it can be used in the front as well as in the back. The only issue that I would find with a front suspension setup is that the attachments, as you can see, will have to wrap around the front suspension fork strays, meaning, that the entire rack might bob up and down depending in the load and the ride. If there is a way of immobilizing the fork from bobbing up and down, it might be useful BUT the worst thing I can think of is that the continuous up and down motion, along with a load on the rack, will make the linkage questionable and in the long run dangerous. See this video, someone adding the older version of the rack.....But the question goes, has it been proven for long term use? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-Vcbui-cw8
1309381
It's not specifically a front or rear. It depends on the diameter and stroke of the strut you are shielding. Match the boot to your strut.
655667
No it can be mounted on any surface as long as you have a anchor support in the back i.e. studs.
1475937
Yes, front and rear. The bolt is not the same for front and back so if they don't say front or back it is both.
2162194
Absolutely! I have this esc in my Stampede 4x4 and she does standing front and backflips. Very reliable esc, I recommend it highly!
1831620
This unit can be mounted anywhere on the front of the trailer. I mounted mine right above the receiver. It works fairly well. I also bought the other one you did but it is not as accurate as this one. This works pretty and will get you fairly close to level. I hope this helps you ;)
52023
It comes with a non specific mounting plate you will need a bracket for your specific atv or side by side
175739
I have this light mounted on the rear of my safari rack on my 2010 Jeep Liberty, it has withstood the weather, off-roading, and car washes with no issues. I think it would work great on an ATV.
1296185
It's possible if you mount it to the rear that there will be interference. I mount mine slightly forward for preference and it's fine. If you don't have room to move it around then the side rails will probably interfere.
2264230
If your atv has a back rack it is a universal fit. I love it has lots of room and comfortable.
1040758
It can be handlebar mounted, or it can be flush mounted. Mine is mounted flat against the dash of my atv.
1235297
I don't think it can. I do not see anything on the back of the unit that would allow that to be done. You might could if you can find an alternative way to mount it. Not sure if this is a very good answer or not?