I bought a parts 1977 ATC 90 down in farm country, some farmers used to own it before me, they made up their own trailer hitch for it outa 1/4" thick plate steel and a stick welder, its pretty hefty, it weighs a good 10 pounds. Its mounted into the skid plate, and I was wondering why it was mounted to the skidplate and not to that cast part on the rear carrier, well I guess the hitch used to be anchored to the cast bit, and they sheared it clean off, along with ripping the grab bar mounting bolts straight out of the frame. Thats a testament to how much a 90 can pull, if it ripped the hitch right out of its own frame.
1983 ATC 185s 200 jug bored .20 9.5:1 Naumura piston. Fast as ass when its not stretching the drive chain or stripping hubs.
1986 ATC 250ES. *Total garbage trying to sell it*
1983 YTM 200E. Runs good, forks are super bent but aside from that its mint.
1984 YTM 200L. Barn find, everything is mint except the bottom end is bad... *waiting on a new engine*