Up to floor boards but you can seal up clutch case and add snorkels. Either way dielectric grease all connections anyway. I personally avoid water!

 

Thank you Sportsman

 

Also, get an over/axle wheel bearing greaser(many cheap ones on Amazon and eBay). They don’t come with hardly any in bearings but also don’t overfill. Change fluids early and often enough and it’ll treat you good. Pictures when you get it too!

 

will do

 

They are different. Yeah seen some of that confusion too! Ask your service department directly when you get machine. You couystart a new thread to find a credible answer or do both.

 

According to manual: Operating the ATV through deep or fast flowing water could cause the tires to float , causing loss of control or rollover.
ATV can operate through water with a maximum recommended depth equal to the bottom of the foot rest.
1. Determine water depth and current before entering water.
2. Choose a crossing where both banks have gradual inclines.
3. Avoid operating through deep or fast-flowing water.
This comes from the Polaris owners manual.

You'll probably do as as you like, I just hope your next post is not titled "I Swamped my Machine"

 

Thank would suck. BTW the Apple River is right out my back door

 

How’s the fishing?

 

Hey Sportsman, thought I already responded to this, but it looks like I brain farted again. Fishing has been slow on the river, to warm and water level down a bit due to lack of rain.
Quick additional questions. I'm going to mount turn signal, horn, backup light kit. Tusk seems to have a nice kit. For the backup light I think the 570 6x6 has a powered connector already in place for the back up light, they just don't factory install a light, correct? Also, I think there are a couple of extra used and powered accessory plugs in the pod or under the seat, ie for hand warmers etc.

 

Not sure on factory plug on rear but yes 2
orange/white keyed on/off accessory wires near pod.

 

Sweet ride. Yes that turn signal kit same as I'm looking at. The handlebar switch much better than others I've seen. Only issue is that there's no room left for mirror on left side. Thinking of either going to end of bar mounted mirrors, rack mounted mirrors or making a bracket and using longer screws so I can use mount for either brakes, turn signals or light switch. Thank you for insights.

 

Look closely at those Tusk lights. There’s a YouTube video. They are useless!

 

Do you have over the axle wheel bearing greasers?

 

I will, my machine doesn't arrive for another 4 weeks😖 When I pick it up I'll talk to one of the service guys about what size I'll need.

 

I’d research it now if possible. You want to grease as soon as possible! DON’T over grease, I’d say 10-12 pumps in each. They are a different size for the new models. Post pics when it arrives!

 

 

2021 570 6x6
Front bearing-#3514634(35x64x37)
Rear bearing-#3515087(40x74x40)mid&rear
Same size bearings for my 2017 Sportsman 570
Same Hubstrut on both machines
Your rear carrier is a different part number but same size bearings. I’ve seen on this site a few saying the 35mm and 40mm greasers don’t work on newer machines. Makes no sense to me!

 

You dah man Sportsman!!! I'll check with service tech when machine arrives. Pic's to follow it arrives.

 

It’s Sprotsman! And your welcome

 

However deep your wallet can stand lol.

 

Not sure but will take a look. Can you send a picture of what’s showing you that?

 

Here's a pic of the harness for 2022 6x6 570 sportsman from parts manual. Same as for 2021. On the very left end, 3 connectors, middle one barely visible.

 

Yes it could be for anyone of those. Maybe a rear winch???

 

Do you know anyone that has electrical schematic for 2021. Parts manual and owners manual at Polaris.com doesn't. It's probably in service manual that is big bucks.

 

You could try and PM member Latebird. He emails them for free. He just might have a 2019 or 2020 which could show it. If he does, just so you know, he does accept donations for them.

 

Hey Sprotsman, guess what I picked up today

Time to have some fun!!!