I bought this used 4-wheeler a week ago. I figure I'll get a lot of use out of it on my place UP on the Tundra. I have a little trailer (bed size 3 1/2ft by 4ft) that I can pull behind it once I get a ball set-up.
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It's a '06 or '07 Polaris, will find out when I get the title. |
The only problem with it is there isn't a clear title for it. The guy(a DNR officer) I bought it from was warning me about my check that it was a felony to write a bad check for over $100. What is the penalty for selling something you don't have clear title for???? He had bought it from a dealer who had taken it in on trade. Turns out the lien from Wisconsin had never been cleared and is still showing up when entering it in the database.
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It has new tires, brakes and battery, so should be good to go for quite awhile. |
Looking forward to using it to go ice fishing next winter. The snow on the ice usually isn't too deep for a 4-wheeler. Lots of guys use them instead of snowmobiles.
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Fits in the box between the toolbox and tailgate. It's good to have a full-size truck. |
Now I need to get a set of ramps to load and unload it from my truck. I was able to unload it when I got it home by backing up to a small bank and driving off. Could pull it off on level ground, but it would be a real bitch to load it back up.
UPDATE: Added another picture.
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4-wheeler with small trailer attached. |
That's nice looking bro. Four-wheelers are a major means of transportation in the Alaska bush. If you haven't ridden before be careful until you actually get some miles under your belt - they can be tricky at speeds.
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Let’s hope dis don’t draw any riff raff Trolls, eh? Fudgies are OK. Ya, dey spend dere money.
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