Anybody have a pic of this FUSE cover??..........I only see the RAD cover and the two shock caps!!.......................Thanks,........Caper. .....

 

Caper it's the same cover, just some bikes have fuses and some don't

 

Hey Scrammytodd, how do you like your glacier 2 -60" plow. I just ordered the highway plow 56" for my 800x2. Also just picked up thumb warmer and hand grip warmer set and rear bumper. The only thing, I am not sure about the rear bumper as mine is the sportsman x2 with the dump box, I suspect it will not fit, but i will try it. If it does not fit, does anyone have a part number for the rear bumper for a 800x2 with the dump??
As for fuse cover/access panel, like i mentioned previously, i was fiording some deep water a weekend or two ago, and with the front compartment being full it likely held the cover down. Also i try not to go to fast through the water or mud anyway. I like going slow, I found from 4x4ing in my old landrover which i still own, that if i go slow, things tend not to break, thus saving me $$$, lol.
Anywho, thanks in advance for the input on the plow iformation.
Dave out

 

I haven't got the chance to try out the plow yet. My girlfriends Dad has the 56" one way blade and he loves it. Hand and thumbwarmers are the best thing I have ever put on my bike. Even on a cool summer night they make the ride a lot more enjoyable. I don't think the rearbumper will fit the X2 and I don't think Polaris has a rear bumper for them yet.

 

Thanks Scrammytodd, I tried the rear bumper tonight, but not even close for the x2 with dump. I am not to worried, I can always whip something up out of aluminum or stainless or steel. I note when backing up, the lights on the box could be susceptible to damage, so i might try and put a grate or something up around them, the rest of the rear is not to likely to get damaged.
I picked up the hand and thumb warmers yesterday when picking up the bumper, if i get time i will put them on tomorrow. Should be nice, like you say. Friends want me to go when the snow hits up in the hills, and i recall from the prairies, It was nice to have heated visors, grips and seats and vests, mind you it was minus 30 or so on the sleds.
But at speed , it can get pretty cold regardless.
Cheers
Dave out