[Southwest ORV]

Hello friends,
As I've seen with other new machines I've owned in the past, my new Ranger needed to be topped-off after putting some miles on it. Polaris says this is normal and expected in the owners manual.

 

[Firewalker81]

Your videos are great. Keep 'em coming.

 

[Southwest ORV]

Your videos are great. Keep 'em coming.

Thanks Firewalker81. I know this isn't real informative to most folks on here, but I figure it'll be informative to somebody who's out there looking.

 

[Wilzup]

Great vids! I just subbed.

 

[Southwest ORV]

Great vids! I just subbed.

Thanks!

 

[gcemike]

Yeah, had to in mine, do they say the springs start sagging after 60 miles

 

[Southwest ORV]

I didn’t measure my ride height to compare, but a lot of folks claim that the springs sag. I’ve got 1060 miles on mine now, and I’ve wondered the same thing.

 

[Downeaster]

That is always a good idea to check on new and older machine.. I carry about 8 oz of 50/50 mix in a small
plastic bottle. I keep it next to the Ranger fill location under the front hood to keep things topped off if I find
things low in the field.

 

[Southwest ORV]

That is always a good idea to check on new and older machine.. I carry about 8 oz of 50/50 mix in a small
plastic bottle. I keep it next to the Ranger fill location under the front hood to keep things topped off if I find
things low in the field.

That's a good idea.