high mileage twins
#6
2002 sp700
I had about 4,000 miles and 460 hrs on the old steed when i sold it.
I had replaced the hall sensor (twice), the carb boot, one tie rod end, rear prop shaft U- joint and ball joints also mutiple CV boots.
That thing was a tank compaired to my new 850XP.
Jim
I had about 4,000 miles and 460 hrs on the old steed when i sold it.
I had replaced the hall sensor (twice), the carb boot, one tie rod end, rear prop shaft U- joint and ball joints also mutiple CV boots.
That thing was a tank compaired to my new 850XP.
Jim
#7
guy down the street from me has an older (maybe an 03) polaris sp with 9000 miles on it- still has the factory belt in it! Funny thing is, he's a hunter and rides that thing through all the trails, never cleans it- looks like a beater- but it's always running and driving...
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#10
the 600 is a real touchy machine... I have heard there is a LOT of problems with them... It seems they have a hard time firing both cylinders at the same time. At least that what I have heard. I have never owned a 600 but the one that I rode sure did idle rough... A lot rougher than my 700
My 05 Sportsman 700 had 4,300 miles on it when I sold it and the only fix I hade to make was a fuel injector and starter/cylinoid
My 05 Sportsman 700 had 4,300 miles on it when I sold it and the only fix I hade to make was a fuel injector and starter/cylinoid



