I added a new grill with led lights from Hays fab tonight. I already had the dual slim row from him as well. So this is with 3 sets of the slim row lights. The headlights kind of shined a bit to the sides so with the grill facing straight I have a very wide light area now. The other pics are my wife’s machine with stock lighting.
Auxiliary light issue
I own an Outlander 1000 Max. When I purchase the bike ahead the dealer install a large LED bar in the front and a smaller one in the back. Recently when I shut the bike off both of these lights are on but only at about 5% of the brightness. Both switches are off for these lights. I've even actually remove the switches and the wires and the light still stays on a small amount. Anyone know why this is happening?
Sent from my SM-N950W using Tapatalk
Sent from my SM-N950W using Tapatalk
Fan Switch
I'm planning on doing the fan mod where I add a switch to control when the fan turns on, but I'd also like the fan to turn itself on when it has to if I have the switch off. I have a few questions:
How many amps does my marine grade switch have to be? (currently 2 hours away from my quad and I'd like to order a switch off amazon to do this weekend)
What wire do I tap into in order to be able to control the fan and still have it work on it's own with the switch off?
It's a 2018 Outlander 850XT
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks - BranKon
How many amps does my marine grade switch have to be? (currently 2 hours away from my quad and I'd like to order a switch off amazon to do this weekend)
What wire do I tap into in order to be able to control the fan and still have it work on it's own with the switch off?
It's a 2018 Outlander 850XT
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks - BranKon
Off-road Trailer Build Using Polaris parts
Greetings all,
Been doing some research and collecting parts for the last 6 months off and on to build an off road trailer to pull behind my Sportsman around the farm/yard as well as to give me something to build this winter in the garage. I am going to explain what all I have and then ask for input on a few things now that I am into the mockup/brainstorming stage in the build.
I bought this little trailer from the local TSC to get me by in the meantime. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/pr...kId=2487993406
I travel quite a bit for work and with my busy travel schedule its taken a while to get enough time at home to start this project.
I picked up a set of 2wd Scrambler 500 spindles/strut mounts and bearing hubs for less than 80 bucks on fleabay so that I can use my stock sportsman wheels and some junk tires for the trailer. I had intentions to modify the trailer I bought to fit 25" tire but abandoned that idea because my kiddos want to tow it behind their rzr and I use it behind the mower as well. Lifting it to fit the 25" tires I have would render it useless behind both of those vehicles.
After a little measuring I realized that 1 5/8" hrew tubing would fit into the scrambler spindle in place of the strut cartridge and still be able to use the pinch bolts that secure the strut into the 'knuckle'. This trailer will be solid suspension like most of the non walking beam trailers which will be fine for my use around the farm/yard.
I needed a way to be able to connect the spindles to a steel frame for the trailer and the steel 1 5/8" tubing will give me means to do so. I mocked up a set of front wheels on the spindles this evening and stuck a couple pieces of tubing in them to get an idea how tall the deck of the trailer would be. Here are a couple of pics during the mock up stage so I could start to visualize the trailer frame/hitch height and start to get an idea of the size.
Mockup from the rear:
Attachment 113261
1 5/8 tube in the strut housing
Attachment 113263
Guestimating trailer axle centerline.
Attachment 113265
More to come:
Been doing some research and collecting parts for the last 6 months off and on to build an off road trailer to pull behind my Sportsman around the farm/yard as well as to give me something to build this winter in the garage. I am going to explain what all I have and then ask for input on a few things now that I am into the mockup/brainstorming stage in the build.
I bought this little trailer from the local TSC to get me by in the meantime. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/pr...kId=2487993406
I travel quite a bit for work and with my busy travel schedule its taken a while to get enough time at home to start this project.
I picked up a set of 2wd Scrambler 500 spindles/strut mounts and bearing hubs for less than 80 bucks on fleabay so that I can use my stock sportsman wheels and some junk tires for the trailer. I had intentions to modify the trailer I bought to fit 25" tire but abandoned that idea because my kiddos want to tow it behind their rzr and I use it behind the mower as well. Lifting it to fit the 25" tires I have would render it useless behind both of those vehicles.
After a little measuring I realized that 1 5/8" hrew tubing would fit into the scrambler spindle in place of the strut cartridge and still be able to use the pinch bolts that secure the strut into the 'knuckle'. This trailer will be solid suspension like most of the non walking beam trailers which will be fine for my use around the farm/yard.
I needed a way to be able to connect the spindles to a steel frame for the trailer and the steel 1 5/8" tubing will give me means to do so. I mocked up a set of front wheels on the spindles this evening and stuck a couple pieces of tubing in them to get an idea how tall the deck of the trailer would be. Here are a couple of pics during the mock up stage so I could start to visualize the trailer frame/hitch height and start to get an idea of the size.
Mockup from the rear:
Attachment 113261
1 5/8 tube in the strut housing
Attachment 113263
Guestimating trailer axle centerline.
Attachment 113265
More to come:
Anyone has aftermarket wheels on a can am outlander L/max with a two inches spacer on
Anyone has aftermarket wheels on a can am outlander L/max with a two inches spacer on the suspension
Polaris 250 Trail Boss
I have a Polaris 250 Trail Boss. It started leaking gas all over my garage floor, so I turned the gas off and it stopped. I think it may have a rotten gas line or the float valve is stuck open. I'm having trouble getting the shroud, that covers the gas tank, off. I took the 2 screws out, but it is still attached by something. I didn't want to force it and break something.
Can anyone help me.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Larry S.
Can anyone help me.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Larry S.
Larry
I have a Polaris 250 Trail Boss. I can't figure out how to remove the shroud that covers the gas tank?? Can someone help me?
Thanks,
Larry
Thanks,
Larry
G-FX wheels from Discoint Tire Direct?
I’m about ready to pull the trigger on new wheels for my outlander 570. I see discounttiredirect has gfx wheels. The ones I’m looking at are the Six shooter 14”
The bolt pattern says 4/136. Can someone confirm that is correct for my outlander?
Any oppinions on lug nuts? Do I need special ones are can I rescue the stock ones?
Thanks for your input.
The bolt pattern says 4/136. Can someone confirm that is correct for my outlander?
Any oppinions on lug nuts? Do I need special ones are can I rescue the stock ones?
Thanks for your input.
Ducati announces MIG-RR electric-assist mountain bike
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Permalink | Email this | Comments2005 Sportsman 700 EFI F/S w/winch and Plow
Hi all, I am selling an 05 Sportsman 700 EFI with a winch and Polaris plow. It also comes with a Polaris storage box for the rear rack. The quad is in good shape and just had a fresh fluid service and air filter change from a local Polaris dealer. It has 1945 miles and roughly 330 hours on it. Plastics are in great shape. Belt was changed last year and Ball joints are brand new. PM me if interested. $4300 OBO. Located in Dutchess County NY

