[Dirtbag11]

Check the bar oil level often and you might want to stuff a rag in the bottom. I had my wife make a bag/ cover for my chainsaw. I have found with it bouncing around on the back of the ATV that the bar oil seems to leak out quickly. One time I needed it and the reservoir was half empty. Nice rack though.

That’s a good idea thanks. I usually bring spare oil and fuel on my quad so I’ve been there done that lol we get a lot of trees down on our trails here so a saw is a must have.

 

[WildCatRiders]

Nice Job...

 

[Dean]

Looks really good. I hang mine from top cross tube, but anytime it is sitting on any surface I get oil trail. Putting something under like Wired said might save you some mess, especially if it finds it's way under plastic and gets to top end of engine 9 (sparkplug cover). Even better pack it in a case. The dust can be crazy in right conditions back there, at least with rear window it can be bad and there are cheap cases out there. My Stihl hard shell is great for in the pickup, but up here I got Princess Auto camo case for $12.99, fits perfect, wipe it out when needed.

 

[Dirtbag11]

Looks really good. I hang mine from top cross tube, but anytime it is sitting on any surface I get oil trail. Putting something under like Wired said might save you some mess, especially if it finds it's way under plastic and gets to top end of engine 9 (sparkplug cover). Even better pack it in a case. The dust can be crazy in right conditions back there, at least with rear window it can be bad and there are cheap cases out there. My Stihl hard shell is great for in the pickup, but up here I got Princess Auto camo case for $12.99, fits perfect, wipe it out when needed.

Thanks for the advice!! I may place a rubber mat under it as well so I’ll be able to see if it leaks a bit.

 

[Johnymac]

Do you have a template for those door plates?

 

[Ghostrider]

I'm replacing the green ones with black .093 kydex so I can use the old ones for patterns. Let me know if your interested.

 

[Dirtbag11]

Has anyone built their own radiator guards?

 

[theToucan]

Has anyone built their own radiator guards?

seem to remember someone building side guards. Not sure if anyone did front guards (shield type or... ?)

 

[Tanker_01]

Has anyone built their own radiator guards?

working on some

 

[jameswdj96]

Thanks for sharing!

 

[k9aeg]

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Foot rest for the wife (she has MS and having both feet resting even helps with her fatigue believe it or not)
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Led head lights and trail lights (stock light left LED right. lows and highs next right).
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Storage rack.

Has anyone attempted to add lights (leds) into the reflector area below the headlights?

 

[Pilcher]

I welded up a rack to hold my chainsaw among other things, any feedback would be great!!

Hello there,

Nice wildcat trail you got there.Wondering what storage tote you got to fit your machine. Its a real nice fit, like to get one my self

Thank you

 

[Dirtbag11]

I welded up a rack to hold my chainsaw among other things, any feedback would be great!!

Hello there,

Nice wildcat trail you got there.Wondering what storage tote you got to fit your machine. Its a real nice fit, like to get one my self

Thank you

Thanks! It’s a Plano box I bought from Cabelas for I believe about 30$ Can. It fits great.

 

[WalkinTarget]

I took a hard hit on the passenger side footwell a month ago, cracking the lower part of the tub, so it was time to deal with this once and for all. As always, I chose the ultra budget method to fix it (black diamond plate sure looks nice, right up until the point that I sunk $400 into rear bushings and bearing last month - which quickly negated any more $$ spent for the fix).

What I ended up with were a recently retired pair of stop signs, which are a lot heavier duty than what you'd expect ! They were offered to me from a friend who, as part of his job, is tasked with replacing any vandalized or damaged signs.






i created cardboard templates, cut them to size, picked up some marine grade Loc-Tite to seal them around the exterior and pop riveted them in place. Put about 40 miles on them last weekend and found they performed nicely. No more hole in the footwell and also an added protection against any future hits sustained there. Nice cheap upgrade which also offers protection against an area that is commonly overlooked on the Wildcats.

 

[Mad Hatter]

I decided to fabricate my own rear box bars. It seems that most factory accessories don't take into account many common upgrades. I didn't like the factory "box angle bar" as it looked like it would interfere with my EMP roof and rear window. I still have to close the lower front end (where the pipe meets the bumper), prep and paint. Please don't look too close at the welding, I burned paint and stuck it to the bumper quickly. I needed to get it out of the shop for the day. I built this more for an external storage point than rops enhancement. Ultimately I plan to fashion a spare mount, fuel storage and possibly spare shaft mounts as I like having a ride home😜