Brent

Greg & aefrn88, Appreciate your advise. I may just live with it for now and really don't want to get into the engine since I'm not an expert mechanic. it only happens when one trailer wheel gets in a rut. Last time it happened I just backed down a little and got a running start. 🙂 My situation is with a primitive landing that I built so I can repair where needed. I have a Boston Whaler 14 Ft with a trolling motor on front. I took off the gas engine since I'm not allowed to use gas on this particular lake. It helps make it lighter too.

There appears to be a couple of experts here and had a question not related to speed but gearing. Is there a way to change the gearing ratio to improve torque? I have an Axis 500 and use it for launching a boat in a small lake on a gentle slope. It will pull it out but if one side of the trailer gets stuck, the engine just Boggs down in low; even in 4 wheel and locked differential. I would have thought the rear wheels would at least spin.

Does it withstand the engine heat?

Thanks for taking care of the spam, UTV Board Admin.

Grumpman, Thanks lot for the image on how to change the lights. That helps a lot!

That’s normal. It’s the same on my Axis 500. I never shift it in/out of 4WD when moving. Pay attention and you can hear the front servo engage/disengage when you press/depress.

Interesting but I wouldn’t even know where to start on that topic. I’m not a mechanic and just assume it is what it is. Thanks anyway.

I have an Axis 500 and at first glance at the rear lights can’t see how you get in to change bulbs. Anyone know how to change the bulbs?

I have a 2021 Axis 500 that I use to launch my 14 ft Boston Whaler in/out of a watershed lake on a gentle slope primitive landing. The other day as I was pulling it out one of the trailer wheels got stuck. Gave it some gas and still stuck. I put the pedal to floor and the wheels would not even turn with it in Low and 4WD. I would have thought the wheels would at least spin. Very disappointed in the torque and wish there was away to set the gearing ratio lower.

My HiSun Axis 500 is the same way. A small oil filter swivel wrench worked for me. The wrench is a metal band that tightens around the filter as you swivel the handle. Amazon has several. Smallest probably a 4” would work.

I have a 14 ft Boston whaler that I pull with my Axis 500 and am able to launch it in a small lake behind my house. My Axis had an adaptor but as someone mentioned before is useless. This adaptor, which I found at Harbor Freight, fits the socket but I had to drill a hole in the top (90 degrees) from the existing hole to lock it in: https://www.harborfreight.com/automotive/trailers-towing/hitches-receivers/ball-mount-hitch-with-2-inch-drop-94902.html I also had to adjust my tongue weight on the boat trailer based on the Axis hitch specs limit. Hope this helps.

HiSun claims the adaptor is standard but it’s not. I finally found and extension adaptor at Harbor Freight that would fit into the socket but had to drill another hole to get it to line up so the pin would fit.

I have a similar sound but not as prominent. Hard to detect unless you have someone ride in the back while twisted up side down.

Not sure what you mean by “spin”. I’ve not noticed any issues but haven’t specifically tried to see if it would “spin” in reverse. I heard the HS 500 will automatically lock the differential when needed but haven’t verified that.