I picked up a KYB electric lift for our Kawasaki Mule Pro-FXT. It took me way longer than the instructions stated, but I was working slow. Bed lift kit: Kawasaki Mule bed lift amzn.to/3Zm5h7A
Thanks for the video!! There is a built in prop to hold the bed up. On passenger side under the bed is about a 4 or 5" metal rod. Snap it out and secure under the metal hook on the roll cage on the same side.
@@MiniBikeMike lol all good. I recently acquired a mule pro. I just happened to notice it. And the rod is about 8-10" That electric lift is on point 😎 😁
Heck, I caused this issue by not paying attention or reading instructions. Hahaha. We used the vehicle this week for yard cleanup……wow, the lift is awesome!
I’m a diehard Honda fan and looked at their Pioneer, but…..this Kawasaki is awesome. The ability to seat up to 6 and the adjustable bed size are fantastic. We used the new lift a bunch today, hauling landscape mulch.
@@MiniBikeMike They are awesome, 👍 same with me , die hard Honda fan. When I was younger , I was team Red all the way , riding the CR 500's were crazy fun. Now I'm much older and am having a blast building the CT's. I just built a ST 70, Turned out so nice , Thanks for all your videos Mike. Love how you mix up the content.
@@MiniBikeMike okay I see. I am working on building this for a lot less than $1000, and I think the passenger side bracket isn't necessary, especially if it's not connected to the actuator or the actuator bracket in any way. Thanks!
@@Gruuvin1 I guess it depends on how heavy you load the bed. The actuator can lift considerably more weight than you can by hand. When I installed mine, I remember seeing a pic online of someone who didn’t use the passenger side brace and lifted too much weight. The bed twisted and frame bent.
