Polaris Ranger Pictures

[DutchHenryBrown]

This is my '10 Polaris Ranger HD with RangerWare Cab no doors yet still saving my pennies so I can afford the door system.....ouch!! Mounted the front bumper with the winch put the spare tire holder on and a few other things to help me out when I get stuck. So far have not had to use them but just in case.

 

[Dmace]

Beautiful machine man! :thumbsup:

I would love to have one now but am waiting until I can justify the price of a quad seater.

 

[Bob77064]

This is my '10 Polaris Ranger HD with RangerWare Cab no doors yet still saving my pennies so I can afford the door system.....ouch!! Mounted the front bumper with the winch put the spare tire holder on and a few other things to help me out when I get stuck. So far have not had to use them but just in case.

Great looking machine, I like that front bumper and winch.

 

[timswi]

Nice machine...Enjoy!!

 

[DutchHenryBrown]

Thanks much, I have enjoyed it and so far she has done everything I have asked of her. Now all I need is A/C for the summers out here in AZ......:laughing:

 

[jcmseven]

Nice Ranger. I had one very similar to this and really liked it. A very nice upgrade would be to the optional wheels and Maxxis Bighorn tires. They are larger and provide a much nice ride and better traction. I would almost think that would be a higher-priority upgrade to the cab doors. Interesting velodrome picture in the background....

John

 

[rasimmo]

Nice looking machine. What spare tire mount is that? Is it easily removable for bed use if needed?

 

[DutchHenryBrown]

Nice Ranger. I had one very similar to this and really liked it. A very nice upgrade would be to the optional wheels and Maxxis Bighorn tires. They are larger and provide a much nice ride and better traction. I would almost think that would be a higher-priority upgrade to the cab doors. Interesting velodrome picture in the background....

John

I have been thinking about tires but so far the stock ones have been OK for me. As it stands now if these ever wear out I would upgrade for sure. The doors, just something to complete the RangeWare package. Sorry about the background shot.

 

[DutchHenryBrown]

Nice looking machine. What spare tire mount is that? Is it easily removable for bed use if needed?

Its Polaris Lock & Ride system that they have you just plug it into one of the holes in the bed rail and push a lever down and it expands and holds the mount in place. When you want to remove it just lift the lever up and pull it out. I also have there chain saw mount in the Lock & Ride and it works real good holds the chain saw real tight. If you want I can get a better picture of the set up if you want?:thumbsup:

 

[jcmseven]

The stock tires are fine, no need in my mind to change until wearing them out, but I was very impressed by the Maxxis tires and how much more traction and smoother riding they were. I had some wear on the stockers before changing but I just had to pull the trigger. In my opinion, there is no better DRIVING UTV on the market than the one you have. For my personal use, I traded into a different brand, but it was not due to any dissatisfaction. I thought the Ranger had some really nice ergonomics and the add-on's, such as the windscreen, Lock-n-Ride system, cab, etc., were really well-done. Polaris has done a really good job in my opinion evolving its machines to keep on the performance edge and make them comfortable and easy to use. I also really like the larger fuel tank and storage they have. Much better than most on the market. I know you will like the cab once the doors have been added, and I would keep those tires/wheels in mind too.

John M