How much does a 2006 Arctic Cat 400 weight?

2006 Arctic Cat 400 4×4 Specifications

What is a 2006 Arctic Cat 400 4×4 worth?

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How long is the Arctic Cat 400 4×4?

Dimensions – The quad’s overall dimensions are 83.3 x 44.5 x 46 inches (2,050 x 1,120 x 1,220 mm – L x W x H). The vehicle wheelbase is 48 inches. Dry weight is 266.7 Kg/588 lbs. The 2-inch automotive receiver hitch has a 1,050-lb towing capacity – complemented by a combined 75-lb front and 150-lb rear rack capacity.

What year is my Arctic Cat?

For your Arctic Cat, if you find a number in the 10th spot, then it was built in the 2000s, with the digit being the year. For example, if the digit is a 7, then it was built in 2007, and so on. Arctic Cat ATVs made in the past decade will have a letter in the 10th spot beginning with ‘A’ for 2010, ‘B’ for 2011, etc.

How can I find out what year my Arctic Cat is?

You can find an Arctic Cat’s VIN sticker under the back left wheel well, but sometimes the VIN’s location can vary by year and model. The 10th digit in the VIN will show what year it was made, but you will have to decode it.

What kind of oil does a Arctic Cat 400 take?

ATV Power SAE 5W-40 Synthetic 4T Engine Oil, by Motul USA®.

How fast is a Arctic Cat?

The Ski-Doo MXZ X 850 has a recorded top speed of 128 miles per hour, while the Polaris Switchback Pro-S 800 caps out at 105 mph, and the Arctic Cat ZR 6000 EL Tigre is a bit slower at 88 mph. The Polaris Assault 800 tops off at 112 mph, and Ski-Doo 850 has a top speed of 118 mph.

How do you tell what year your ATV is?

Read the tenth digit. This digit represents the year that the ATV was made. For example, A=1980, B=1981, Y=2000, 1=2001, 9=2009 and A=2010. This letter or number can repeat (the “A,” for example), but the codes of the other digits in the VIN allow you to know in which year the ATV was made.