The nuts on the bolts that hold the hitch in place are plastic coated threads, it prevents them from coming loose. When they are removed it’s always good to replace them, there really a one time use. People reuse them but there is always a risk of the backing off from wear on the threads. Good luck
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This video helped a lot. I just installed the super atv receiver the other day. Install was easy.
Also I like how you have your RC lights mounted in the rear. What mounts did you use? I’ve been looking for mounting options for back up lights.
Not sure a the moment I will find out and post in the AM
@@Whatsinmygreygarage I’d really appreciate that. That’s the first time I’ve seen them mounted there and I like it.
I got them from Amazon. They are 18 bucks. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
In the search box I looked up Polaris rzr rear mount lights.
Do you still have access to your rear diff fill plug? Or would you have to take that off again when you want to drain and fill the diff?
You can still get to the plug. You go through the hitch with an extension.
what side nuts are those the ones you recommend replacing
The nuts on the bolts that hold the hitch in place are plastic coated threads, it prevents them from coming loose. When they are removed it’s always good to replace them, there really a one time use. People reuse them but there is always a risk of the backing off from wear on the threads. Good luck