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Just bought an 06 Outlander 400XTMax.

Not new to the atv scene, owned 2 Polaris Scramblers, 2 Trail Boss's, and still have a Honda ATC 200S

Other hobbies include Harley's, Guns, and I love to wrench on just about any and everything.

I also like long walks on a moonlit beach, cuddling by the fireplace, and candlelit dinners. :eek: :wink :devil

I finally found sometime to clean my Outlander Max and install some new toys on it. I installed an Opt 7 lightbar, TricLed blue halo rings, blue taillights lens, blue led lights to replace reflectors, RJWC full exhaust and a Dynojet Power Commander 5. Now I just need to make sometime to ride it.

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06 800. I have been using the bike to pull some harrows around the acreage. I have issues after about 30 mins of pulling hard. Starts sputtering when throttle pushed. Usually about half throttle it wakes up. Then over a few more minutes I loose all power and can barely limp back to shop. If I shut off the engine for 15 minutes it all good for about another 15-20 minutes.

Engine was rebuilt this spring (rod bearing spun). Started doing this a few months ago and I changed out the fuel pump and filter. Tank was very clean. No codes or warnings. The engine seems to be fairly hot but I can hear/see the fan cycling on and off. It seemed like after the pump change it was all good but I didnt really have time to work it hard more than a few times.

Any ideas what else it could be? I might have to hook up a gauge to test my fuel pressure.

I bought a carb rebuild kit for my 600 03 sportsman and I'm wondering if anyone has any tips on the rebuild or know of any posts or videos of it thanks

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Recencently bought a 2007 renegade, had it out a few times and when breaking I hear a grinding sound. I thought It was probably the pads but my friend just heard it and thinks it might be gears grinding, can't really figure out were It is ocoming from, it seems more noticable at low speeds when I let off the gas and get right on the break like loading it in my truck so I don't ram the front, I tried rolling it and hitting the breaks with No noise. Has any one else seen this issue, is it normal, a simple adjustment or am I gonna be into major chain case, tranny or diff work, also doesn't matter if in forward or reverse, any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks

Looking for some insight. Anyone have an opinion on which of these are better or do you use either and why. Looking for gear oil for front diff./ rear final drive replacement on my 2015 outlander l dps 450. Thanks in advance.

I just got back from a week in northern Michigan with my 330 Trail Boss running the trails on a 300 acre Lodge. It was a family reunion / my wife and my 50th wedding anniversary with 32 family members. My gran-daughters boyfriend brought a 850 Sportsman. With exception of the straight a ways the 850cc's are not necessary, but when I had opportunity to drive it it was a big "Oh WOW". The refinements of the newer quad, independent suspension, sway bar, power steering and fuel injection sure makes it a different ride. But reality set in, I have $1300 invested including new rear brakes, new front tires and all lubes and filters changed compared to the 850 crowding $10k I'm well satisfied with my 330.

Almost a year has gone by owning a 2017 450 Sportsman time for fluid check and changes.
I have a Polaris HD 2500lb Polaris Winch installed. Is it possible to check and change the front drive fluid without removing winch?

Back in the 2005 or 2006 era I bought a used Sportsman 500HO. The plastics were cheap and broke and I hated the engine braking in loose steep stuff and I was not a fan of 1 brake lever and all brakes applied simultaneously. I sold it for what I paid for it and bought a new Kingquad 750 EPS. I loved the big zook. My wife had a KQ400 athe time too. We are in our mid 60s and my wife decided she no longer had the stamina to ride her own quad and we sold them both and bought a Yamaha Wolverine EPS side by side. My wife is now no longer going out at all and I miss riding the ATV, plus an ATV is much more maneuverable for snow plowing. I have sold my Wolvie and my local dealer now carries Polaris in addition to Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, and Honda. Because we are in a relatively small town, the dealer sells far more UTVs than ATVs. I looked at the Grizzly, King Quads, and I sat on a new Polaris Sportsman 570 SP. I haven't ridden them yet, but the ergos, color, suspension, and storage on the SP are really appealing to me. I have long legs and I ride with a prosthetic left leg so the ergos are perhaps the most important part to me. Coming up in 3 weeks I will be going on an annual ride that I promote. It is 220 miles from my door to my door. We do it in one day and we are coming home in the dark. Fuel range is important, but I carry 4g of gas in a Rotopak. I might need supplemental lighting. Are the new Sportsman better than the early ones. My dealer doesn't have a King 750, but he does have a KingQuad 500 EPS and he has the 570 SP.
What are the voices of experience thinking here? I will test ride Tuesday.