I recently bought a 2009 Polaris Sportsman 500. Only downfall was the lens on the speedo was half broken out. I thought no biggie, I’ll just replace the lens. Then I realized you have to replace to whole thing, or so I thought. Went online looking for solutions. After a lot of research, I found a product called Weld On 4. It’s used to "weld" plastics together. Not just glue, but chemically bond, and seal the joint. Well tonight I successfully fixed the lens on my speedo, for all of about $25. Bought a piece of Acrylic plexi-glass ($10), and the Weld On 4 was $14 shipped, with applicator for the job. Just thought you guys might be interested in saving a ton of cash! Good luck!

I recently bought a 2009 Polaris Sportsman 500. Only downfall was the lens on the speedo was half broken out. I thought no biggie, I’ll just replace the lens. Then I realized you have to replace to whole thing, or so I thought. Went online looking for solutions. After a lot of research, I found a product called Weld On 4. It’s used to "weld" plastics together. Not just glue, but chemically bond, and seal the joint. Well tonight I successfully fixed the lens on my speedo, for all of about $25. Bought a piece of Acrylic plexi-glass ($10), and the Weld On 4 was $14 shipped, with applicator for the job. Just thought you guys might be interested in saving a ton of cash! Good luck!

I recently bought a 2009 Polaris Sportsman 500. Only downfall was the lens on the speedo was half broken out. I thought no biggie, I’ll just replace the lens. Then I realized you have to replace to whole thing, or so I thought. Went online looking for solutions. After a lot of research, I found a product called Weld On 4. It’s used to "weld" plastics together. Not just glue, but chemically bond, and seal the joint. Well tonight I successfully fixed the lens on my speedo, for all of about $25. Bought a piece of Acrylic plexi-glass ($10), and the Weld On 4 was $14 shipped, with applicator for the job. Just thought you guys might be interested in saving a ton of cash! Good luck!

I recently bought a 2009 Polaris Sportsman 500. Only downfall was the lens on the speedo was half broken out. I thought no biggie, I’ll just replace the lens. Then I realized you have to replace to whole thing, or so I thought. Went online looking for solutions. After a lot of research, I found a product called Weld On 4. It’s used to "weld" plastics together. Not just glue, but chemically bond, and seal the joint. Well tonight I successfully fixed the lens on my speedo, for all of about $25. Bought a piece of Acrylic plexi-glass ($10), and the Weld On 4 was $14 shipped, with applicator for the job. Just thought you guys might be interested in saving a ton of cash! Good luck!

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So today i went to charge my battery and not thinking, i put the alligator clips on the wrong terminals. the battery charger wasn’t plugged in so just the clips were on. I went to try to start it for some strange reason and i had one click then nothing. I charged the battery, and put new fuses in and all i get is one click then no power… lights don’t even work.Wondering if you guys coul help me?
thanks:dry:

So today i went to charge my battery and not thinking, i put the alligator clips on the wrong terminals. the battery charger wasn’t plugged in so just the clips were on. I went to try to start it for some strange reason and i had one click then nothing. I charged the battery, and put new fuses in and all i get is one click then no power… lights don’t even work.Wondering if you guys coul help me?
thanks:dry:

My oil in my wheeler is bubbly and I don’t know if it’s a bad thing? Is it? If so what can I do to fix it?

Hi there, can anyone tell me if there’s an improved ecu chip out for these yet? Hoping speed limiter will be removed as 40mph is the max here [emoji17]

I have a 96 sportsman 500L What does the L mean ??? What makes a 500 HO ???

Thks

Angelo

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