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my700 and others:
I have an older model Sportman ('00) that fits in the back of my shortbed Silverado perfectly. I built a spacer to put between the front tires and the front of the bed so I don't go through my rear window.
Now to the question:
Do those new Sportsman '04 and up fit in the back of a shortbed (6'6')? And can the tailgate close? I don't know if I've ever seen one in the back of a shortbed pick-up. They are usually on trailers. What's your experience?
I have an older model Sportman ('00) that fits in the back of my shortbed Silverado perfectly. I built a spacer to put between the front tires and the front of the bed so I don't go through my rear window.
Now to the question:
Do those new Sportsman '04 and up fit in the back of a shortbed (6'6')? And can the tailgate close? I don't know if I've ever seen one in the back of a shortbed pick-up. They are usually on trailers. What's your experience?
#5
Hey,
I have a 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 short bed (6'3"). My 05 Sportsman will fit in the bed with the tailgate closed, if I drive it onto a set of car ramps in the bed of the truck and I deflate all four tires on the polaris to about half full. Now, I understand you have an extra 3", so maybe you can adjust the deflation of the tires accordingly.
I have a 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 short bed (6'3"). My 05 Sportsman will fit in the bed with the tailgate closed, if I drive it onto a set of car ramps in the bed of the truck and I deflate all four tires on the polaris to about half full. Now, I understand you have an extra 3", so maybe you can adjust the deflation of the tires accordingly.
#7
yeah i find it odd myself, as my 800 wont fit in my dads 05 dodge with the tail gate closed
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#8
Hehe ive used wood planks before, heck i keep em around for when stuck in ma 4x4's. Might get some of that nonslip gravel like sticky paper for em. Last thing you want to do is slide it right off the side, tires make the difference there. Plus with you cutting em to the size you want you can make em a little longer than normal ramps. 12 foot might be a little long to have to carry around with yea, dunno of your situation. But thaz just stuff to think on. G'day.
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#10
According to the polaris website, the sportsman is 6' 9" which is probably plastic to plastic, Thats why I use the ramps, to pick the plastic bumper over the front lip of the bed, I still havent tryed since I just put the winch on, As the fairlead now protrudes a further couple inches. Maybe it will fit, if I open the rear window.


