does the valve stem adaptor fit a yamaha grizzly atv and does the power source plug into the 12volt factory receptacle on the atv
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There should be no reason it would not fit, all though I don't own a grizzly. I wired my own standard power outlet on my KLR650 and it's the same as a car cigarette lighter. The only power outlets I know of that need a special plug/adaptor are on BMWs.
211922
Not sure what kind of clamp-on connector your unit has, but if it's designed to work with an ordinary threaded valve stem it should work with the Topeak which has the same threads as a valve stem. Just need to be sure the clamping mechanism fits in the space around the tire rim/spokes after you've attached the Topeak L-adapter.
1178778
I've look at all units for sale few of them states that fits all lower units, I think your safe due to they only put a extra adapter piece for yamaha. Make sure you take seal washer off put back on plug clean as possible, it does look like common thread on lub pump
1395046
It is a reversed thread on the regulator. Should not need an adapter as should be a universal regulator. Good look. Hope it helps.
811373
yes it will. I use to have a 650 seca and this unit will pretty much work on anything with a 12 volt system. I put this on my Yamaha grizzly atv 700 and got some really cheap led toggles for the turn signals I was going to use a motorcycle turn signal swith but decided to use individual toggles that way if I wanted to have hazards I could just turn on both toggles because morotcycle turn signals is only left and right not both at same time.
763154
Don't know, here's the parts list http://cdn0.grizzly.com/partslists/h8172_pl.pdf
610332
The spray rig needs a 12 volt dc battery to run the spray pump. The wires provided are quite long and come rigged to hitch up to a deep-cycle RV battery, or something similar. You would probably need to get the proper plug and simply wire the two spray-pump wires on to the new plug end. Pay attention to the polarity on the new plug and pump so that they match the "Pos" "Neg" of your ATV plug-in. It should be quite easy to do this yourself. Hope this helps. Good luck, Holly T...
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The pump comes with an inline 20A fuse, so if your 12V adapter is fused less than that, it will likely blow, especially after it heats up. As for the alligator clips, they are designed to clip to a battery terminal and not necessarily bare wires extending from your power adapter. This pump may not be for you. I do not know if you can find an adapter for clips to 12V adapter. That seems to be an odd thing to do.
862095
first of all buy Yusa battery not this piece of junk!!!! mine was a dud but got my money back with no problem. sorry dont know the fit mine was for a YAMAHA
1850683
I got it for my 02 Yamaha grizzly. It was way smaller than the oem battery. It comes with foam you pack around it to make it fit. You should compare dimensions.
68842
I am not to sure bout that. I own a Yamaha grizzly and it fits great . Works wonderful as well. Very nice plow
1034871
I agree with what Chris said - It is a retro fit for watts single lever shut off valve. Works great!
40422
It's 12V so if it fits you're fine. Fits perfect in 2012 sportsman. Check your old battery and if as you say, dimensions are similar, you're good to go.
736803
It is really universal. Comes with different brackets to hook onto every atv. So yes.
97806
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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The question is do they make a mounting plate for that year/model of atv. I dont see any reason why not, but purchasing the winch doesnt get you that plate, you have research that separately. Warn offers these plates but so do third party mfrs. I bought my mounting plate from a separate mfr. as the reviews for Warns plate said it didnt line up perfectly with a Grizzly 700. I purchases both throught Amazon FYI. Good luck.
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Eveyln,Pls see below: (I haven't purchased it yet but it's on my to do list)http://www.bowflexcatalog.com/bowflex_catalog/brands/schwinnfitness/accessories/prdcd~004-4150/Schwinn+Power+Adaptor.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302040902&bmUI;D=1292859249287&adID;=DCBSHW&gotoproduct;=1&sku;=004-4150