Help on my atv need advice...
#1
I need your guys help on how i can make a place in the front, back and sides of my quad of when i get stuck something i can grab on to to lift out of its rut or whatever its stuck in. I find on the 800 sportsman there is no where to grab to pick either the front or back end up. Im looking for some ideas on something i can bolt on somewhere that i can pick it up with. The polaris sportsman 800 is not a light bike and with no where to pick it up as well makes lifting it up to get it out is soooooo hard. Thans guys in advance.
#2
I can,t lift my 650lb Sportsman ATV back end or front end a inch of the ground on a flat garage floor let alone out of a wheel rut or suctioned down in a mud spot . Even cant on my 350 Grizzly. Once a machine hits 500lbs plus the man handling part is over.
I would just get a winch and let it do the work and save your spine.
I would just get a winch and let it do the work and save your spine.
#4
There is a sand anchor that works in the conditions you've described for an anchor point with a winch.
I'd find a friend who knows how to weld and attach what you need to the frame. I think front and back would be sufficient, personally.
I'd find a friend who knows how to weld and attach what you need to the frame. I think front and back would be sufficient, personally.
#7
I can lift it in my garage on a three foot box in my garage put I have to use gloves and sponges so the plastic doesn't cut up my hands
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#8
I can lift it in my garage on a three foot box in my garage
But seriously there must be anchor points device for people that get suck in the tree less parries.
#10
That's a good point. I moved my previous Sportsman X2 (the heaviest quad out there that I can think of) a few times from the front. I don't see being able to do that in the mud. Winch with a ****** block pulley is the best way to go or friends with tow straps. Deep mud would mean more than one friend using tow straps.



