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Hey I have an outlander 650 XT 2017 and was thinking of getting one as a new belt for the outlander as I have been rough on the current one and hear a lot of squealing from it at all speeds and loss of top speed and torque.

Anyone have any experience with the dayco XTX belts?


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The add on is for a Kohler 237550 tractor.
Found for a good price on ebay at $20.

Feels solidly built.
It sort of fits as is to the muffler, but I will make a sleeve adapter I think to fit better to the Polaris muffler.
And other end will have a hanging strap.
It DOES quiet the exhaust, and seems worthwhile to me, it deadens the pulsing exhaust sounds. The motor itself still has mechanical noises.

Muffler does not interfere with anything. seems almost like made for it. You could just use 2 hangers and not even bother attachment to the polaris muffler.

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In spirit of the Holidays approaching, and to celebrate our Annual Black Friday & Cyber Monday Sale, FixMyToys is giving away $25 Vouchers to (2) Lucky Winners per day.

If you haven't already checked out our Black Friday & Cyber Monday Sale, you can browse our massive selection of Polaris Products here:

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> Up to 75% OFF Apparel & Accessories
> Up to 30% OFF OEM Parts (Part Finder)
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> With One entry, you’re entered for all 4 drawings, so no need to enter more than once. Members can only win 1 time for this giveaway, we will post winners each night and contact you with a CUSTOM Voucher to use at FixMyToys.com which can be used store-wide!

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In spirit of the Holidays approaching, and to celebrate our Annual Black Friday & Cyber Monday Sale, FixMyToys is giving away $25 Vouchers to (2) Lucky Winners per day.

If you haven't already checked out our Black Friday & Cyber Monday Sale, you can browse our massive selection of Polaris Products here:

FixMyToys.com 2018 Annual Black Friday / Cyber Monday Sale

> Up to 75% OFF Apparel & Accessories
> Up to 30% OFF OEM Parts (Part Finder)
> 25% OFF BELTS
> 20% OFF Maintenance Items Including OIL, Fluid, Filters & More!

GIVEAWAY RULES:

--- It's Simple, (No Purchase Necessary To Win) ---

1. Reply to this thread to let us know you are ENTERED TO WIN
2. Tell your Friends & Family about the sale, SHARING our Facebook Post would be much appreciated: CLICK HERE

TIP: It's Not Required but by Sharing Our Facebook Post, you will be entered for an additional chance at a $50 Voucher Daily!

GOOD LUCK!

> Two winners will be drawn by random every night from the 23rd to the 26th. Drawing will occur at 10PM EST and we’ll pull from the list of forum members who completed the above tasks using RANDOM.ORG

> With One entry, you’re entered for all 4 drawings, so no need to enter more than once. Members can only win 1 time for this giveaway, we will post winners each night and contact you with a CUSTOM Voucher to use at FixMyToys.com which can be used store-wide!

Have a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving Weekend!

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Approximately how many tanks of fuel will a tank of oil last? How do I know if the engine is getting enough oil mixed in with the fuel?

Any idea where I can find a mounting plate for my 03 Sportsman 700? I had a Glacier 1 snow plow given to me but I cant find a mounting plate anywhere. Local dealer said they are a discontinued part...Help

Hi, new to the forum and live down in New Zealand. I have acquired a 2007 Outlander 400 HO into my stable of bikes. Having some issues. when I got the bike the gear selection was and still is in reverse. Park is park and neutral is neutral, however in R it goes forward and L and H are 2 speeds in reverse.

Secondly, the 2 and 4WD aren't working, so I removed the motor, pushed the locating shaft in towards the motor to lock it into 4WD permanently, thinking this would be fine for the bush and hunting. when I started the bike again, my front wheels are going backwards and the rears forwards, so just a total no go and very bemused. I have a very good mechanical knowledge of bikes but this one has stumped me. any help would be very much appreciated.

Hi, new to the forum and live down in New Zealand. I have acquired a 2007 Outlander 400 HO into my stable of bikes. Having some issues. when I got the bike the gear selection was and still is in reverse. Park is park and neutral is neutral, however in R it goes forward and L and H are 2 speeds in reverse.

Secondly, the 2 and 4WD aren't working, so I removed the motor, pushed the locating shaft in towards the motor to lock it into 4WD permanently, thinking this would be fine for the bush and hunting. when I started the bike again, my front wheels are going backwards and the rears forwards, so just a total no go and very bemused. I have a very good mechanical knowledge of bikes but this one has stumped me. any help would be very much appreciated.

Hi from New Zealand, ride a 400 Outlander HO.

1997 Polaris 500 Sportsman, Allways purchased parts during noon hour, finally came across a part that is a little different. Took off the old axles, overheard that there would be 2 different axles for this model. So trouble begins when the strut bearing only goes down, and lodges on the Clutch gears. The castle nut only threads up to the cotter pin, which isn't a real biggy because on the rest of the axle, the Hillard fits right, along with the wheel bearings also fitting. Does this sound familiar to anyone who may have purchased the wrong axle? Haven't came across a similar threat yet. thanks all!

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