new to forum

Hi everyone
just picked up a very nice used 2006 polaris sportsman efi.
main purpose is for my own property use.
looking forward to reading some posts.
Glenn

New Guy

Hi. My name is Brad Jones from Weyburn, Sk. I have a 2002 Polaris Sportsman 400.

AMSOIL GNCC Racing WXC Highlights: Polaris Ace Powerline Park GNCC

he penultimate round of the 2017 AMSOIL Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) Series presented by Maxxis, an AMA National Championship, traveled to St. Clairsville, Ohio this past weekend for the 17th Annual Polaris Ace Powerline Park GNCC. Seventy females competed during the weekend with Saturday hosting hot and dusty conditions, while Sunday’s rain created for a muddy and slick course.

AMSOIL GNCC Racing WXC Highlights: Polaris Ace Powerline Park GNCC

he penultimate round of the 2017 AMSOIL Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) Series presented by Maxxis, an AMA National Championship, traveled to St. Clairsville, Ohio this past weekend for the 17th Annual Polaris Ace Powerline Park GNCC. Seventy females competed during the weekend with Saturday hosting hot and dusty conditions, while Sunday’s rain created for a muddy and slick course.

“Scratched” DENALI Universal ATV Plow sale: Save $100!

Hey Gang,
Some of our brand new universal DENALI ATV plows were scratched during ocean transit. They are brand new but we can't sell them as brand new. Scratches vary and a can of Rustoleum can be used.....but most plows look this way after usage anyway.

So you can head to our website to save $100! And given the plows are universal (fitting around 95% of the vehicles out there), you can just click on the size you want and off you go.

https://motoalliance.com/Site.Store....etails&id=1959



It's $259.99 for a 50" plow system and $299.99 for a $60" system -- all with free shipping!

PM me with any questions. And when they are gone, they are gone.

Thanks!

“Scratched” DENALI Universal ATV Plow sale: Save $100!

Hey Gang,
Some of our brand new universal DENALI ATV plows were scratched during ocean transit. They are brand new but we can't sell them as brand new. Scratches vary and a can of Rustoleum can be used.....but most plows look this way after usage anyway.

So you can head to our website to save $100! And given the plows are universal (fitting around 95% of the vehicles out there), you can just click on the size you want and off you go.

https://motoalliance.com/Site.Store....etails&id=1959



It's $259.99 for a 50" plow system and $299.99 for a $60" system -- all with free shipping!

PM me with any questions. And when they are gone, they are gone.

Thanks!

Plastic cover

Alright guys. What is the purpose of the plastic cover on the drivers rear plastics of my renegade. It covers up two holes? First why are the holes there? Secondly is there a place to buy them cheap?

2002 Polaris Sportsman 700 Twin – Oil & coolant mixing

Hello,

My name is Bill. I’m not a writer so please forgive me if this seems to be one long sentence.

I have a 2002 Polaris Sportsman 700 Twin I’m working on for a local guy. It starts and idles perfectly, but it bogs out over about half throttle when driving it. The valve cover was leaking so badly right above the exhaust pipes that I was afraid it would catch on fire so before really doing anything, I replace the valve cover with the updated metal one using a new gasket along with new spark plugs.
Here’s where I’m at now. I discovered it was low on antifreeze and put nearly a quart of it in the radiator. After running it for a short time I realized there is oil in the coolant and coolant in the oil. The oil is milky and way over filled so I’m guessing its coolant since the coolant was low. I also noticed water (maybe coolant) in the air box. I used my combustion leak detection fluid gizmo to check for combustion gases in the radiator and found none. I tested the fluid I used per the manual using my breath and the fluid indeed turned yellow as it should. So, I’m inclined to believe the water pump seals are bad and letting oil and coolant mix with each other despite the fact that is no sign of leakage from the water pump weep hole which I pushed a pipe cleaner into in hopes of clearing any blockage that may be keeping it form dripping out of it. I’m I on the right track here? I would appreciate any thoughts or input.

Thanks, Bill