[Jonnied10#]

Leaving in the morning to pick up a "used" 2019 Backcountry Blue, Yamaha Kodiak 700 Eps SE with the full "Yamaha Yes warranty"!
Believe it or not, it only has 4 miles on it. Private seller only wants $7900.00.
It is a 3 hr. drive but worth it for a "used" new machine.
The local dealer wanted $10500 out the door with a 3 year warranty from an aftermarket company. He said he quit selling the Yamaha warranty because it was getting too expensive.:grin2:
I will update everyone when I get back tomorrow.

 

[XeroSasEnchros]

Right on. We will be waiting for pictures! Lol

 

[Jonnied10#]

Thanks, pictures are a sure thing. About to get on the road soon.

 

[KodiakAfishyo]

Did you end up getting this Kodiak?

 

[Jonnied10#]

Did you end up getting this Kodiak?

Yes I did. I have 190 miles on it now. :smile2:

 

[Jonnied10#]

New Kodiak and old Grizzly

Finally got around to download the photo to my computer. Here ya go.

 

[TRW]

Congratulations! When you get a chance please fill us in on that warranty, and who is behind it. Does that dealer service that warranty, or who else might.

 

[Jonnied10#]

Congratulations! When you get a chance please fill us in on that warranty, and who is behind it. Does that dealer service that warranty, or who else might.

Thanks, the warranty is the official Yamaha "Yes" warranty.
I purchased the Kodiak from a private party, only 12 miles on it when I picked it up. :laugh:

 

[Jssrvlz]

Great job on the find. Alot of money to be saved that way. If Id only thought, I too could have saved a ton

 

[outbackandy]

Now all you have to do is put a set of the lighter 18 gr Grizzly clutch weights in it , then you can give that old Grizzly a hard time.

 

[Jonnied10#]

Now all you have to do is put a set of the lighter 18 gr Grizzly clutch weights in it , then you can give that old Grizzly a hard time.

Ha Ha :grin2:. I don't have to worry about that as the Grizz is only a 400. Picked it up from my neighbor early this summer. Like new condition, always stored in a heated garage. Still has the original tires with almost as much tread as my new Kodiak.
I pulled the Grizz primary and serviced and re-greased yesterday and added a .5mm shim. The rollers had no flat spots and the belt measured at the max spec width. I would say the Grizz has very low hours.
It has plenty of git up and go.
My wife would rather ride it than my Kodiak because of its smaller footprint.
I only paid $1800 for the Grizz.
The wife said I had to get another quad after bringing the Grizz home so we could ride together. That is how I ended up with the Kodiak. :wink2:

 

[KodiakAfishyo]

You better keep her.