You can always pull start the thing if needed.

 

By pull starting you mean pulling a 700 EFI to start it? What is the correct procedure in case I kill my battery ?

 

You can not pull start a CVT quad by pulling it with a rope.

 

When someone finds out if it well work on a 700 sp please post it.I sure would like to get one.When your stuck out in the sticks youll be surprized how hard you can pull a rope.

 

I am favoring a pair of jumper cables...

 

And if your riding by yourself,,just hook them up to a current bush.

 

If you keep your quad in good repair and your ambient temperatures stay fairly warm in the winter you will probably never need a pull start. On the other hand if you live where I do, the temperatures drop to -20 deg C and by the time you've driven to your hunting area the quad and battery are very cold. Last year this very situation happened to me, the battery would hardly turn the engine over. 2 pulls on the rope and she off and running. For me I like having a backup pull start.

 

By pull starting, I mean with another quad.

I live in Michigan and it is common to have very cold winters At times there are weeks on end when the temp is close to 0 degrees. Never had a problem. Maybe other have had different results. Just saying I have never needed it. But then again never needed a pull rope for my cars and trucks either.

 

it's like insurance, most people never use it, but it's sure does make you feel good knowing it's there.

 

Hey if you have a 700 EFI and the battery is dead, i dont think it would start any way because of the injectors not getting any power to spit fuel, and on the Polaris website they doesn't say the the Military is an EFI