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Welcome buzzman , I am relatively new to this site also , lots of good info .

Welcome to the site Blanche ,it’s informative with little drama .

Jay, your a farmer like me , “farmers don’t retire someday they just don’t wake up” it’s darn hard to stop doing a life’s work that you enjoy even on tuff days!

Turned 80 inApril, you have no choice in getting older ,but nobody ever told me I had to grow up! Built my own off-road buggy back in the mid 1960es and have been an off-roader ever since. Had a lot of Polaris 4x4 and Rangers . Did a little off road racing in the old days too.

Congrats,, you are going to love it. I got mine three weeks ago and have over 600 miles on it . Absolutely the nuts .

Same here as Mr C , my Polaris dealer does all my service and use what they recommend. Marv

In 1960 I bought a 1931 Ford Model A 5 window coupe, I was a freshman in high school. I used my summer harvest wages , the car was $500 bucks . It belonged to a fellow in Portland Oregon he inherited it from his late grandfather and they lived out by an old famous gas station called The Bomber...

We have been Polaris customers since we got too old for dirt bikes chasing circle irrigation and other farming operations. Started out 4x4s than Ranger’s plus a Rzr or two for fun . We have had every model of Ranger over the years I would think . Each year Polaris has been improving from the old...