I had my new Kodiak 450 on the trail this weekend. While out on the trail I dropped into a water hole that was deeper than I had anticipated and sunk the machine up to top of the tires. I was able to get out of the hole without killing the machine but shortly afterwards I lost the ability to move forward or backwards. With some help, we tipped the machine on end to drain the water and pulled the v-belt case plug to drain the case, let it dry for a bit and limped it back home. It's now a day later and I'm still not able to drive over 15 mph without the motor revving like it's stuck in low gear. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. :frown2: