honda 250 4 wheeler

1948jr · Oct 8, 2018

I have a 250 2 wheel drive and I have a 17 cubic ft. 2 wheel wagon. I know it will pull it loaded with fire wood but will it hurt the 4 wheeler transmission and rear end etc?

kcm.MN · Oct 8, 2018

As long as you're not trying to pull it over logs, through creeks or up steep hills, there shouldn't be a problem. I've pulled ours on flat ground behind various riding mowers. No problems in 20 years. I would assume an ATV could pull as well as a riding mower.

I've seen other trailers out there that are sold for use with ATV's that can handle more weight and worse terrain than our Agri-Fab 17 cu'.

Janicholson · Oct 8, 2018

Do not add weight or chains. If the wheels spin it is talking to you. Don't put it on pavement and pull things with a chain. They are tough, but not a tractor. Jim

Russ from MN · Oct 9, 2018

If you pull it very far it might get hot, not sure if that one has a hot oil light. I have an older 400 foreman that use like a tractor, pulling this corn stalk chopper is a workout for it. I only do this once every fall to mow some trails that are too narrow for the tractors. My 400 has an oil cooler with a fan, which I'm sure helps, but it seldom runs. Is your 250 a Recon? that's what my wife has, it's a great little machine.

dr sportster · Oct 9, 2018

If it is shaft drive and you overload it you will blow the pinion gear.

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