2004 Polaris Sportsman 400 ATVs - 2004 sportsman review

I've showed up much larger cc imports in the mud and steep hills with my true 4 wheel drive. She won't win a race but that's not what a utility is for. Shoot most of the time I'm in low range anyway. Lately I've used it to do my landscaping. I've hauled around thirty yards of dirt and rock and over 600 square feet of patio brick. Heck even push around some dirt with my moose plow. I own two of them and so far replaced batteries once, inner heim joints and starter brushes on one. One belt on one of them also. Can't complain considering the hard life they've had. They plow snow real well also. Don't underestimate a 400, it's geared low enough in low range to take on anything.

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