How To Install Disk Brakes On A Honda Fourtrax 300.
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
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Nicely done buddy !! As a 30+ years mechanic, it's very good to see some succession to our trade 👍🤟🤘👌
Awesome video. It’s great seeing someone as young as you putting in the work. 👍🏼
You have more sense than a lot of grown men I know of. Boys should work on things so they can fix stuff and not have to pay people to do everything!!
You are so smart and so qualified lil man... You hang in there and keep up the good work. My names Jesse and I live in WV and I own a 90 model 2 wheel drive 300 Honda....i enjoy your content...reminds me when I was your age..great job dude
Thank you very much!
Awesome video! I thought it was very professional and it’s great that you use eye protection. I’m going to be ordering the brake kit for my fourtrax and the help of this video I will know exactly how to do it. Thank you!
Thanks!!
I have to admit, I cringed when the video first started. But wow! You are a very talented young man, keep up the good work!
You used red loctite...lol those bolts never coming out 🤣 but as a kid your doing an amazing job. Better than most adults.
The installation manual said to use red loctite (it comes with the kit 😂) Since this video I’ve had both callipers off to change an axle and a wheel bearing. Just let a rod of steel heat up in the fire for half an hour and rest it on the bolts. It’ll get warm enough to melt the loctite but won’t ruin the seals. They come out with a 1/4 inch drive! Thank you
Better mechanic than most great video
Good job young man!! I hit the subscribe button , looking forward to more videos
Thanks so much, will be posting more, and am planning on more Honda videos
You are a pro! Great work!
Awesome job dude very professional thanks
I would recommend pressure washing after soaking with degreaser before painting anything lol good job though
Yes that’s probably a good idea, but these bikes are used all the time and I clean them up every year. The degreaser also evaporates so quickly it doesn’t really bother the paint. Thanks for the advice!
Great tutorial I will be subscribing thank you 😁😁😁😁😁
Thank you very much!
For such a young man, he is got it all together well done👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great
Video
Great job sir!
Props to you kid
Thanks
Great video !
this is an awesome video
Thanks!
Awesome video!
Great job, Wonder what happened to the vent tube. Is it reused?
No, the vent tube can be removed as there are no drums to ventilate.
I just installed this kit last night on my son's 2000 honda 300 fourtrax 4x4. I bled the brakes put the tires on & the brakes are locked up, any reason why this is? Not sure if I did something wrong or what. Please help, thank you
Did they lock up after pressing the brake for the first time or were they locked from the start? This could be due to a faulty master cylinder, or a bad brake line that isn’t allowing the pressure back through. Are one or both wheels locked? I’d start by removing both callipers and pushing the pistons back by hand, reinstall and try again. If both wheels lock again, I’d change the master cylinder, if you have another atv you can swap them for testing.
@@tinytproductions6238 I would they were locked from the beginning, I took it off the stands to try it out & it wouldn't move. Thas when I found out they were locked up. I didn't go any further with it cause it was getting late. I will try your suggestions today when I get home. Thanks for the advice it is greatly appreciated. I will let you know what happens, thanks again
@@jasonpalmer9633 ok looking forward to the outcome!
@@jasonpalmer9633 one more thing! Double check the bracket that the calibres mount on to, as well as the whole setup to make sure it is all installed correctly. The bracket may be reversed causing the pads to press against the rotor.
@@tinytproductions6238 figured out what was wrong, the bracket for the caliper was hitting the inside of the rim. I bought these rims off my buddy cause I knew I needed 12inch rims. They come off of his 2005 Rubicon, they are the aluminum ones. Even though they are 12inch the way they are made on the inner side there's a little lip on them & that's where the bracket was hitting. After I did some grinding & sanding I got it ready to ride. Thank you so much for all the advice & help.
if my kid isnt like this i swear
U and ur eye protection
I’m not sure but does this work on 2wd models
I am not too familiar with the 2wd model but from what I’ve seen I believe it would bolt right on!
You remind me of when I was your age
Did you change your stock rims and tires for bigger ones
Yes I had to. The kit requires at least 12” rims
Are you sponsored by Ryobi or something
But great video
Haha! No I just love their tools.
U look like a mini version of the guy from power mods but ur not as professional yet lol