After 30 years it needed a major tun up. Carb, breaks, battery (the 4 th), and a host of other things. Bill came to $588. I suppose that ain’t bad for 30 years of sitting under a shelter. Wish I could buy another one just like it. Never needed a bigger engine for my use.

They are bulletproof

Have one sitting in the barn that needs a makeover

Bought it brand new

A good Wheeler for sure

I bought thos one an 86 i think for $1000 this summer. New battery and it hasn't stopped sence. In fact my sil used it in Vegas this summer to check game cams in 110+ heat with no issues.

Seen an ad for a 86 foutrax 350hd says runs good but 4x4 not working. Are these full time 4x4 and have you ever worked on the 4x4? Was asking a 1000 obo for it.

NV, we have a 1985 TRX and its still going. Bought it well used from older farm couple for $250 because it didn't run. New battery and plugs...and well it runs just fine. For $1 per cc we got a steal.
None of the electrical things like lights or starter work on it, but kick it over and she purrs, and hauled my two teenagers around for last two summers on the family farm. Truned out to be best $250 we ever spent.
Still starts right up too.
Jim

Charles I have a 1993 TRX 300. I agree, they are bulletproof! Starts as soon as you hit the button, every time. I use it almost daily. It has suited my needs 100% , great all around four wheeler.

I've got this same exact one. My daughter (12) runs the wheels off this thing almost every day. Picked it up 2 years ago for $1000 and it still has it's original tires and at 50% tire depth yet. I keep my eye open for another one, not that I need it. Like everyone has said these are great machines made back when things were still being made to last.

Anyone need a Manual in .PDF format?