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letsride · 12-14-2016, 02:23 PM

I got little mans new Tao 110 all together and running great. I did have a bit of an issue though upon assembly it wouldn't turn right barely at all. It would have taken a 40 acre field to do a complete circle.

So after examining the issue it seemed who ever made the plate that is welded to the bottom of the steering shaft did not take enough off of one side before it would hit the steering stop. This plate also is where the inner tie rod ends connect. No bid deal, I just had to disassemble the steering parts and remove some material to match the other side. Reassembled every thing and made sure the front tires were lined up and its good to go now. These are the kinds of things that would turn alot of people off. But, when you buy a quad for under 600 bucks brand new shipped to your door, ya gotta be a little handy with a wrench, torch, welder, grinder, OH and BEER!!

12-14-2016, 02:23 PM	#21
letsride Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Leesville SC Posts: 835	I got little mans new Tao 110 all together and running great. I did have a bit of an issue though upon assembly it wouldn't turn right barely at all. It would have taken a 40 acre field to do a complete circle. So after examining the issue it seemed who ever made the plate that is welded to the bottom of the steering shaft did not take enough off of one side before it would hit the steering stop. This plate also is where the inner tie rod ends connect. No bid deal, I just had to disassemble the steering parts and remove some material to match the other side. Reassembled every thing and made sure the front tires were lined up and its good to go now. These are the kinds of things that would turn alot of people off. But, when you buy a quad for under 600 bucks brand new shipped to your door, ya gotta be a little handy with a wrench, torch, welder, grinder, OH and BEER!!
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