Yellowknife
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www.yamaha-motor.com says that a hitch is optional on the MTX. That's one of the major reasons I was interested in one.
I just confirmed there will not be an available hitch for the MTX.
I wish Yamaha Canada and Yamaha USA would get their online specifications correct!
I just confirmed there will not be an available hitch for the MTX.
I wish Yamaha Canada and Yamaha USA would get their online specifications correct!
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The Hitch is a Major Reason?? a $45 hitch, your serious? I am sure there will be something that could be retro fitted, I have added hitches before when I had to pull my kids around quite a few years back and there was plenty after market stuff to work with.
Yellowknife
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I know I can drop the sled off at our local welders shop for $120 per hour and they could make something work. Yes, that is the labour rate up here. But don't forget the kind of loads I tow as well. It's dependant on survival. A simple welded bar onto the bumper won't do the trick, my heavy boggan will rip that off. It's got to be strong enough to haul hundreds of pounds in gear, wood and animals for hunting. It looked to me like the tunnel was solid enough that's why I wasn't surprised when it said hitch optional. A $100 hitch from the factory is so much nicer than a $600 custom job by a welding shop on the wallet.
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wow labour is crazy up there,i had a custom alum hitch on my rev..that riveted to the top of the tunnel and wrap'd around the bumper,less than 1 hour labour..this year ill buy the alum and make it myself..no buddies with a shop?
Yeah, I know exactly what you mean Yellowknife!
On my Vector LTX I will have to use the half-a$$ hitch the Yamaha-importer has developed, with HUGE extra plates on both sides to stiffen the tunnel. I would realy like for Yamaha to make a integrated design, but I guess that would make the sled even heavier, so I don't think Yammie would ever do it... It seems like they are too anxious about their tunnels being kinked, and the US-riders don't need a hitch??? I guess it's all down to demand for it...
On my Vector LTX I will have to use the half-a$$ hitch the Yamaha-importer has developed, with HUGE extra plates on both sides to stiffen the tunnel. I would realy like for Yamaha to make a integrated design, but I guess that would make the sled even heavier, so I don't think Yammie would ever do it... It seems like they are too anxious about their tunnels being kinked, and the US-riders don't need a hitch??? I guess it's all down to demand for it...
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I just confirmed that we are in fact working on a hitch for the FX Nytro. This is largely due to feedback received here on TY and the blog. I will post the details and final confirmation very soon... cr
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Thanks for that information Chris! We appreciate it.
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