turf/road tires

Howdy all hopefully an easy question I purchased my father a '99 sportsman 500 with a plow to make his life easier during the winter and it did that. However now he is wanting to drive it around the yard and around the neighborhood (it is registered to do so). anyway i don't want to go through tires like water which it would and i did do a search but did not come up with anything. Can anyone suggest turf/road tires that won't tear up his lawn and also not just eat through a set of tires during the summer?

thanks

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Hi all. I am looking at buying a 2017 Can-Am outlander 450 for the wife. It will join the 2014 Honda Rancher 420 in the garage now. I have read a lot of info about it. What are your opinion?
I do the maintenance myself as i am pretty handy. I did a frame off restoration of my '69 camaro.
What problems do I need to look out for and what are the pros and cons of this machine? Also, if I decide to go with it, should I get the BPS option? Are there other options I should consider?

thanks all.

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Ordered!! 2018 Renegade 1000XXC Triple Black

Today I ordered my new machine. 2018 Renegade 1000XXC Triple Black. Ordered the following for it. Warn 3500-S Winch, Grille Guard, full composite skids, radiator protector, snorkel, yoshi exhaust, twinair filter, LINQ rear rack and cargo box, heated hand rips, LED lights and PCV. The book at the dealer doesn't show one available for the 2018's but they are available for the 2016-2017 and the dealer said nothing has changed in 2018. Does anyone know if that's right? Also can the PCV be used out of there box or does it need to be dialed in? Never used one.

Later this spring I will be ordering a CVTech primary and probably some 26" Maxis bighorn 2.0's. The hole shots will have to do for now. They seem like good tires.

Dynojet Power Vision CX vs rvs ecu

RVS has a tune option with the dynojet power vision I was wondering if it would be easier to get that instead of having them modify your ecu that way you have the option of putting your atv back to stock if needed. Il call them when I get a chance figured id ask u guys if anyone tried it u just connect it to your diagnostics port and load a tune they provide or something like that. They give u same stage option as the ecu did

Sportsman 570 Parts for sale

I'm moving on from the Sportsman 570 so I have a bunch of parts that I'll be removing and selling.
All these items will be ready to ship next week, with the exception of the ECU and Polaris Ogio lock and ride back. Bag would be a pain to try to box and ship so I'd prefer local sale only.

Elka Stage 1 rear shock. Set up from Elka for a 175 pound rider with approximately 20-30 pounds of additional gear. I installed these last May and they only have about 350-400 easy riding trail miles on them. They are in like new condition. These made a huge improvement in trail comfort, yet added a lot of stability in rougher sections of trails. I'll be buying a new set for my new quad, unfortunately these won't fit or I'd keep them.
Price is $425 OBO shipped in original box.

QSC Clutch kit. Set up for stock size tires (25-26 inch) Comes with everything you normally get-primary spring, secondary spring, weights, and all 3 clutch engagement shims. $175 OBO shipped.

R2C air filter. Filter has been washed and air dried and looks brand new. $45 shipped.

GSE air filter. It's been washed, but not re-oiled. Fabric is stained light red from the K&N oil that was applied to it. $25 shipped

Custom homemade LED headlights. These have correct wiring harness installed to make them plug and play. The frame is black 1/4" marine grade HDPE and the lights are a 30 degree flood pattern-I think they're HELLA brand. I'll also throw in the mounting screws and small spacers I used to level them in the opening. $85 shipped.

KFI winch mount. $40 shipped

Polaris Ogio lock and ride bag. Bag is in great shape with the exception of a couple small scuffs from there lock and ride mechanisms rubbing on the fabric $125. Local pick up. I'll drive a short distance to meet.

RVS Performance tuned ECU. ECU has a stage 1.5 tune. Price is $250 plus swap for your stock ECU. This gets tricky. I spoke to Ryan and he said 2015 to a 2015 is a direct swap but any other year won't work as easy. If someone has a value line 15 without EPS and around 110-115 engine hours on it, mine has 113.9. Engine hours are stored on the ECU and miles are on the odometer. If it doesn't work, it'll go with the quad on trade in. Again, I'll drive a short distance to do the swap (30-40 miles) but it has to be before 03March. I'm not comfortable doing this via mail.

Attached are photos of the air filters, the lock and ride bag, and the LED headlights pods.
I'll update with pics of the clutch kit, shocks, and winch mount once they're removed.

Any questions please let me know.

Thanks
JJ

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Equus 8068 Tach signal source

Have 2003 Sportsman 700 twin. in process of installing tach. Is it true that the CDI "kill" term can be used for tach signal source? Or do I have to use the spark plug inductive pickup in the kit.

This is my first Polaris ATV and I love it! Have been a m/c rider all my life.

Can’t find one way bearing Outlander Max 850

Hi all !


Need help, I can't find a one way bearing kit for my 2016 Outlander Max 850 XT.
Nothing '' clear ''.


Fortnine says not available.


I see other names on this web site but when I go and check the different manufacturers, I have no exact part numbers.


If someone has infos, I would apprecciate. If someone knows a Canadian supplier, it would be great to save on the freight and custom rates.


Thanks again to all


Luc A.
Montreal, Canada

Can’t find one way bearing Outlander Max 850

Hi all !


Need help, I can't find a one way bearing kit for my 2016 Outlander Max 850 XT.
Nothing '' clear ''.


Fortnine says not available.


I see other names on this web site but when I go and check the different manufacturers, I have no exact part numbers.


If someone has infos, I would apprecciate. If someone knows a Canadian supplier, it would be great to save on the freight and custom rates.


Thanks again to all


Luc A.
Montreal, Canada