customization of a 7500 (pictures)

[cchoate]

Here are some of my own add on's that cost a fraction of what my dealer wanted.

Rear work lights.

 

[cchoate]

New seat.

 

[cchoate]

front weights (125lbs)

 

[Will_C]

Chris; Nice work! Very professional looking. What seat did you use?
Will

 

[cchoate]

The seat made by Kodiak, I bought at TSC for $150.00 It's made of a very tough cloth which stays soft in the winter and cooler in the sun than plastic.

 

[frank_f15]

nice looking add ons,depending on where uare near buffalo, we could be close. i live in the eden area.

 

[cchoate]

Eden is a little bit of a drive for me, I live out by Darien Lake, east of Clarence.

 

[RFischer]

Very nice add-ons. Tell us more about the work lights. Did you attach them?

Richard

 

[frank_f15]

nice to know where folks live, go by your area all the time on thruway as mys youngest and her family live in rochester area. really racking up the miles going there as it is my only granchild so far, and the bride makes me go there all the time. takes away from my seat time, and the little guy already has me take him for rides, next thing u know he will be taking over /w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif

 

[cchoate]

The work lights (purchased at Walmart) are attached with a bolt and nut drilled through the rops with a smaller hole for the wiring. I fished the wires on the inside of the rops and broght them out just below the rear fender. The lighted rocker switch is attached to the plastic piece below the seat. It took me around 2 hours and $25. When you fold the rops up, they become front work lights./w3tcompact/icons/cool.gif