What are the specs of a Kawasaki MULE?
Kawasaki Mule 4010 Specs 2009-2013 KAF 620 R/S Trans (4×4) Rear Tires 23x11x10. Front Tires 23x11x10. Battery 78-0557. Spark Plug BPR2ES
When did the Kawasaki MULE 550 come out?
In 1993 Kawasaki introduced the Mule 2510 for those not restricted by storage and transportation limits. The new Mule 2510 was the top-of-the-line UTV complete with a new 617 cc Liquid cooled V-twin engine, Tilting Cargo Box, and Fan-Cooled Belt Drive Converter. In 1997 Kawasaki introduced the Mule 550 based on the original 500 series.
What are the specifications for Crower connecting rods?
Please read this entire page before starting to install your rods. STEP 1: Your Crower connecting rods came with a connecting rod specification tag. Check the tag to find the rod bolt part number used to fasten your connecting rods. Rod bolt length listed here is the measurement from under the head to the end.
How much torque do you put in a connecting rod?
The new ones are tightened in two stages, Stage 1: Tighten to 40-45 Nm (30-33 lb-ft). Stage 2: Tighten an additional 90-120 degrees. If your changing one bearing in a connecting rod your asking for problems. NOT RECOMMENDED. You can’t do that. Well you can but you could smash the upper piston ring and ring land. Bert forgot to tell you.
Kawasaki Mule 4010 Specs 2009-2013 KAF 620 R/S Trans (4×4) Rear Tires 23x11x10. Front Tires 23x11x10. Battery 78-0557. Spark Plug BPR2ES
In 1993 Kawasaki introduced the Mule 2510 for those not restricted by storage and transportation limits. The new Mule 2510 was the top-of-the-line UTV complete with a new 617 cc Liquid cooled V-twin engine, Tilting Cargo Box, and Fan-Cooled Belt Drive Converter. In 1997 Kawasaki introduced the Mule 550 based on the original 500 series.
Please read this entire page before starting to install your rods. STEP 1: Your Crower connecting rods came with a connecting rod specification tag. Check the tag to find the rod bolt part number used to fasten your connecting rods. Rod bolt length listed here is the measurement from under the head to the end.
Do you have to torque your rod bolts?
Torqueing your rod bolts without pre-determining the required torque to achieve the correct rod bolt stretch is not recommended. However if this is the only tightening method available to you, DO NOT EXCEED THE TORQUE AMOUNT INDICATED FOR YOUR BOLTS. NOTE: Your Crowerods are totally rebuildable.