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1995 polaris 300 4x4

ratmn218

By ratmn218
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anyone have any info on pros or cons on this machine, have a chance to buy one with less than 200 miles. for i think a decent price? winch, plow,elder persons owned before.whats it worth??????????????

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I do believe that you can go to kelly blue book and get a price for that, i believe you have to go under motorcycles to get to atvs though, that will give you a ball park range.

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Yes, KBB has ATV prices but, under 200 miles! Must look brand new for only that many miles. From seeing some out for sale this year and selling a year older one, two years ago, I'd say, if you get it for around $2000, that's a pretty good deal.

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running late on this one but i basicly gave my 94 300 away a couple years ago. the buyer turned around and resold it for $1800 on HSOList. mine had been rode hard but maintained and had sveral thousand miles on it.

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yes, you got a good deal and a good machine. if it is anything like my 94 was you want to keep a close eye on any moisture getting in the starter.for some reason they were not as water tight as they should of been. i had to replace two in mine and they were $300 a pop at that time. The last one i put in i losened the end plates enough to to get some rtv on the sealing o-rings and then wraped the seam with plastic electrians tape. never got water in that one. enjoy the machine.

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That price is borderline theft. I have the same exact unit. I have beaten the tar out of her. I have a plow and it got used HEAVILY when I lived in Moorhead. Especially the famous winter of 96-97. The biggest complaint I have had about this unit is the shift lever has a week design when used for plowing. I am ready to replace my second one. Watch the bolts that hold the lever on to come loose and if you start having reverse/kill problems. I definitely have gotten my money's worth out of mine.

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