Taking it off along with the air box is really the hardest part! A lot of times I just pulled the carb out,pulled the carb bowl with the cables attached. If it's just a needle and seat problem simple hand tools are all that's needed. Just study the videos again.No sense in purchasing a new carb or paying this ridiculous dealers price!.

 

UPDATE. My local Polaris dealership called today and I picked up my ATV.. It was the carb as we knew and it was the needle that was all gummed up... Total cost of repair was $115.. Not bad I think..