"Not because a child might have an accident on the diminutive machines, but because if a child develops an appetite for the device's brakes or battery terminals and decides to eat the ATV" 

( WTF)   If your kid eats parts of an ATV then maybe you should feed them more often. :idea:

looks sweet. The lower part of the vertical bars should go farther down to help objects deflect under the frame.  i would like to find one that i dont have to take off when I put on my snowplow.

Remove your stock stone gaurds on the inside of your brakes. I got a rock in between the gaurd and rotor and bent alot of things i wish i had not. They hold mud and rocks in better than they keep them out. Cleaner brakes last longer. I took mine off and have not had a problem since. No grinding here. hope it helps.

It cost around $2500 or so   but it is the power angle kit that cost alot, you can buy just the plow. Im in a wheelchair so it was worth it to have the power angel. The cab is a Curtis Cab its a great system for anyone who wants a complete closed in cab, after the first instal everything can be removed with out tools, the front windshield opens to vent or opens fully and comes with a wiper kit and the windows come off the doors so you can still run half doors. Ill post up some pictures of the cab as well. Curtiscab.com The cab was around $2800 if i  remember right, but well worth it.

I have seen a few post where people were talking about snowplows but noone seemed to know that there was a power angle on the market, so for thoes who care here it is.   I have had it for over 6 months and it seems to be as good as any other plow you can buy. It has a simple stich to raise, lower and angle, the only thing i noticed is depending on the side you have the angle piston it will not angle fully to that side. I have mine on the drivers side so it will angle all the way to the passengers side. It has 400lbs of down pressure, something i have not seen on another plow, comes in handy for back draging or hard packed snow. it also has locking pins to keep the blade from tripping so you can push loose gravel. Mounts in the front 2inch hitch and has three wire  connections.  In the pictures it looks like alot of stuff but it only looks that way.  I hope this works.  Its made by Blackline. 

You have to give Yamaha alot of credit thoe, sometimes it seems that it takes a long time for them to come out with something that gives the competion a run for their money but when they do they always bring something good to the table. For a longt time the only 4 stroke fourwheeler they had was the 350 warrior, then one day they show up with a 660 Raptor. I own a 2002 660 and i wouldnt trade it for anything.   Give them time, they have something in their back pocket.   Good things always come to thoes who wait.