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Conversion Kit For 3 Wheel ATV's
If you've been looking for a way to convert your 3-wheel ATV to 4 wheels, you'll be interested in a new bolt-on conversion kit invented by Mark Little, North St. Paul, Minn.
The conversion kit consists of a front axle and tires, front bumper, and a one-piece front fender shaped like the wing spread of an eagle.<
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Conversion kit for 3 wheel ATV's ATV'S ATV'S 13-1-29 If you've been looking for a way to convert your 3-wheel ATV to 4 wheels, you'll be interested in a new bolt-on conversion kit invented by Mark Little, North St. Paul, Minn.
The conversion kit consists of a front axle and tires, front bumper, and a one-piece front fender shaped like the wing spread of an eagle.
To install, you remove the 3-wheeler's front tire and fender, and then fasten a bracket with a U-clamp welded to it onto the frame just above the motor mount. Then install the new 4-wheel fork adapter.
"Other 4-wheeler conversion kits require that you remove the 3-wheeler's fork and weld a new fork assembly to the 3-wheeler's frame. They cost over $1,000 and take a lot more time to install. Our kit installs in 15 minutes," says Little.
The tires are equipped with disk brakes and mud flaps. The tie rod is drilled with extra holes allowing you to shorten or lengthen the turning radius.
The conversion kit fits any make or model 3-wheeler. Sells for about $400 and comes with a 60-day warranty on parts.
For more information, contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Mark Little, 2541 E. 2nd Ave., N. St. Paul, Minn. 55109 (ph 612 770-8751).
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