grinding in rear diff

anyone have this issue ! grinding in diff like the gears are not meshed properly. took linkage off and moved it manually but it still made the noise sometimes. sometimes will not go into gear, sometimes it will. indicator lights show in 4 x 4 but its not. noticed it when pulling my boat in 4 x 4, when letting off throttle going downhill, makes the grinding noise so I assume the gears are not fully engaged. its an 2008 800 max outlander EFI h.o. with less than 2000 kms. Any help would be appreciated. is this a dealer job or what. Not many dealers in the Muskoka region I'm in

warrenty questions

Hello again ... I am about to get a 18XT-P 1K and have a couple questions.... Do I get the extended warranty or not? I'm thinking with a machine that is this complexed and expensive I should get as much warranty as I can, what is the general consensus? Now here is another issue I have been considering.. If I buy this now, it is going to sit most of the winter and warranty (months) are being used up. Does it make sense to wait till the spring to buy it and start riding with a full warrenty? Or, should I get tracks and ride this winter ......tracks are just more crazy $$$$

remove their crotch locks with a wet knife. Research reveals that a sizable people pay the great price for

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brake fluid replacement

replacing the brake fluid on my 14 850 XP. How much fluid does it take or should I buy? I know it takes DOT 4 but any recommendations on brand. Thinking ill get Motul 600
Bleading? remove both caps correct.

28x9x14s on all 4 corners

I'm wanting to pick up a set of 14 black msa diesel wheels and some budget friendly mud tires for my 17 570 the best ive found ao far is maxxis zillas can i run the 9 wife's all the way around to cut the weight down a little since I don't want to pick up a clutch kit right away? Any better suggestions on a cheap durable mud tire?

Polaris Windshields

Looking at the Polaris mid height windshield #2880540-412 for my 2015 Touring. Wondering though if I can get it to fit without removing my hand guards? looks like it likely will not. I don't see myself leaving the windshield on in summer.

Need tips for newbie riding the 1000 in the snow.

Hello, I’m hoping I can get some tips about winter riding in the snow. I have watched a few YouTube videos with some tips to be found, but not much details. I’m also wanting to camp/quad in the winter. I’m a bit fearful about getting stuck, and needing to camp where ever I’m stuck till help comes my way. Should I not do to much mountain trips, or what. So any and all advice will be treasured. I do have a wench now, and a front bumper, and working at finding a back bumper. I’ve got rails for packing and I can fit a large trunk on the back without the second seat on;therefore, I can pack a fair amount of stuff.


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Polaris Unveils RZR XP 4 Turbo Dynamix Edition



As expected, Polaris is offering up its Dynamix Active Suspension in a four-seat RZR. Introducing the 2018 Polaris RZR XP 4 Turbo Dynamix Edition.

We had a chance to take the 2018 Polaris RZR XP Turbo EPS Dyanamix Edition for a spin this summer and came away wholly impressed, so it’s no surprise that a four-seat version has been announced — the 2018 Polaris RZR XP 4 Turbo Dynamix Edition.

Fast Facts
Engine: 925cc turbo-charged Twin
Power: 168 horsepower
Front/Rear Suspension Travel: 16/18 in.
Weight: 1,696 lbs
MSRP: $28,499

The big news for the Dynamix Edition RZR is the Dynamix Active Suspension system. This revolutionary system adjusts your suspension on the fly. Get all four wheels off the ground on a jump? The suspension will automatically stiffen up so you don’t bottom out when you land. Turn the wheel hard left to get around a corner? The Active Suspension adds stiffness to the left side to offer you better balance.


Check it out here: http://www.atv.com/blog/2017/10/pola...x-edition.html

2018 Yamaha Grizzly EPS LE vs. Can-Am Outlander North Edition 650: By the Numbers



Both the 2018 Yamaha Grizzly EPS LE and Can-Am Outlander North Edition 650 are built for cold-weather climates. Let’s see how they stack up.

For those of us lucky enough to live in the northern reaches of the continent, cold, winter weather is creeping in to every forecast. That means it’s time to add a few layers and try to stay at least a little warm while we go about our daily lives. Just because the mercury is dropping, that doesn’t mean the fun stops. Both Yamaha and Can-Am make special editions of their popular ATVs that are designed just for cold weather activities. The 2018 Yamaha Grizzly EPS LE and the Can-Am Outlander North Edition 650 are ready to turn up the heat this winter and let you enjoy some off-road fun.

Check it out here: 2018 Yamaha Grizzly EPS LE vs. Can-Am Outlander North Edition 650