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Old 03-06-2000, 11:26 AM
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TRX wrote:
<<Owning one Polaris is why you guys think they don't break down a lot. If you had four polarises you would know how bad they are. The older models are the worst they will eat a thousand bucks a year in parts.>>

Sorry TRX AAAAAAAAAA. (Wrong answer)

I have four Polaris Quads, 2 Scramblers, a Magnum and a Trail Boss. I'll have number 5 shortly, haven't decided yet, but the Scrambler 500 is always everyone's first choice, or I might do another cheapy, like a Blazer or Boss.

Anyway, I will buy another, because they ARE reliable.

The only machine right now that could get me off my Polaris is the Bombardier 650, but only if the next generation features a reverse! (And I'd prefer a snowmobile drive train and 4x4!!)
 
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Old 03-06-2000, 05:37 PM
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To TRX400EXitement:

There is an old saying: Fool me once is shame on you, but fool me twice is shame on me! If you're experience with the Polaris line was that bad, why did you buy 4 machines? Shame on you!! :-)
 
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Old 03-07-2000, 09:40 PM
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I just got rid of a 325 Magnum 4x4, and no matter what I did, I could not get the front wheels to come up. I'm sure it's the same for the 325 Expidition and 325 Trailboss. The quad was decent, but the engine lacked umph!
 
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