Posted by Moline_guy on September 11, 2008 at 00:37:08 from (66.231.24.87):
In Reply to: Honda Foreman posted by Moline_guy on September 10, 2008 at 16:34:46:
Thanks for the replies, my recon went down yesterday and its about used up, but i am having a guy put rear end bearings in it, its just been a good machine for me. I will have to look tommorrow, i think its just a straight 450, its on a dealer lot, seems like a lot of miles but i looked at another foreman at a different dealer with 10,000 miles on and he wanted 2800 for that one and its not as nice as the one i am looking at. Drove a couple ranchers at another dealer but they don't have odometers, one ran good but you could tell its been around and the other one was good condition but engine was sluggish and had a tick to it, he wanted 3500 each for those. I will probably get the 2600 one and get the recon back up so atleast i will have a spare, just cant do anything without them. i will have to check out that "foreman forum" i didnt know there was such a thing. Honda dealers within 150 miles are sold out of new recons and arent getting any for a month or better, i think they quoted me around 3700 for a new recon (2wd), they also have very few used ones, i guess they sold well this summmer. Thanks again for the replies.
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