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Newbie alert

Hi all,
British person living in central Sweden in the middle of no-where with a big forest behind my house. As I am celebrating my 40th soon I thought I would treat myself to something fun with wheels. After weighing up options at the local dealer - Polaris vs Can-Am - I decided to go with an 2019 Outlander Max Pro + 570 T, with 168cm plow kit. The dealer is modifying the plow kit to include hydraulic angle control for me.


Unfortunately it is not here yet, hopefully it will arrive next week. I have driven one exactly twice in my life so I guess I am a newbie. I'm hoping experience on motorcycles/skidoos will count for something though and I can't wait for it to get here! :grin
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Slip on exhaust/ full exhaust

Hello I have a 2011 renegade with hmf slip on and now I I want a full exhaust can I just buy the header pipe for it. I see on for the 2012 but not the 2011 and was wondering if the 2012 would work?
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Sportsman700 Spark Gap?

Anyone know the spark plug gap for a carbureted 2004 Sportsman 700 twin? My forum search wouldn’t work and I couldn’t download the Manuel. Thanks!
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’01 sportsman carb issue..

Couple of questions for the better informed, got a leak from the bottom of the float bowl which I figured I'd cure with a carb rebuild, not a big deal. Got it all off except for the choke cable, my carb, which appears to be the original Mikuni unit doesn't look like the same unit that is pictured in my Clymer manual and the directions for disassembly don't seem to be proper for my carb, any thoughts? Also, my carb has no part number on it any where, just Mikuni corp and made in Japan.....I bought the machine 2 years old so I'm assuming it's an OEM carb... any ideas how to remove the choke cable? I'm going slow with it so as not to F something up by just taking everything off and hoping for the best!! Any ideas or past experience would be helpful, Ron
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Strange liquid around air filter? 2014 400 H.O.

I just checked my air filter and found a quarter inch of thick fluid laying at the bottom of the air filter box. It smelled like gas mixed with water but the fluid was thick like very old oil. This is my first quad so I just have no idea about it. I never had the quad in any water deeper then the foot rest. I attached a picture of what it looked like while I was soaking it up in a towel. Thanks in advance!

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