Joined
·
41 Posts
I got the itch this summer and traded in my 07 700 on a new 900.
I researched, and drove many. For some odd reason I stayed on board and bought another Polaris.
I'm a hunter. I bought it for reliability. It has to perform.
With that said,
I need to do something about water. If it sprinkles my belt gets wet (awesome I tell ya). With duck season in full swing, and the nature of hunting in water, this won't work.
Can anyone give me a step by step guide on what vents/holes/poor designs I need to address? I'm not going up to my seat, but the floor boards will see a little water. I'm needing to do something so that rain won't stop my progress. Walking and leaving a 14K dollar machine because it wouldn't go has gotten old. Machine only has 60 miles, and I've walked at least 5 already. Not exactly the plan when purchased.
I'd of never thought I'd have to spend money to use the thing, but it looks like that's what's going to happen. What all needs to be done to get it useuable? Sadly, I don't have a concrete road to my places and need to get this addressed.
I researched, and drove many. For some odd reason I stayed on board and bought another Polaris.
I'm a hunter. I bought it for reliability. It has to perform.
With that said,
I need to do something about water. If it sprinkles my belt gets wet (awesome I tell ya). With duck season in full swing, and the nature of hunting in water, this won't work.
Can anyone give me a step by step guide on what vents/holes/poor designs I need to address? I'm not going up to my seat, but the floor boards will see a little water. I'm needing to do something so that rain won't stop my progress. Walking and leaving a 14K dollar machine because it wouldn't go has gotten old. Machine only has 60 miles, and I've walked at least 5 already. Not exactly the plan when purchased.
I'd of never thought I'd have to spend money to use the thing, but it looks like that's what's going to happen. What all needs to be done to get it useuable? Sadly, I don't have a concrete road to my places and need to get this addressed.