Will This Cheap UTV Start After Sitting 4 Years? (FULLY REBUILT)

I rebuild a 2015 Polaris Ranger 570 and attempt to start it for the first time after sitting four years. #Polaris, #UTV, #Fix,
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[@DblK-BMorphs]

Been doing a lot of rebuilds here lately. I like it!

[@theyzoomers]

Ya an how many do we see that actually run better? Or make it more the one trip around a yard

[@DblK-BMorphs]

@@theyzoomers, I mean he does several machines a month. His channel has never focused on ONE machine in particular. I’m sure there’s other channels that have that type of content if that’s what you’re looking for 🤷🏻. Also, I’ve seen several videos where he has brought a machine in that wasn’t running and by the end of the video, it was running soooo, I’d definitely say they were “running better” than when they came in.

[@JIMPETERSON-n7i]

@@theyzoomers -- Were you dropped on your head at birth? Or is your critical nature something you have sought out and acquired over time?

[@reggiexp69]

@@theyzoomers he fixes and flips most. so all we will see if a the rebuild video and a test in the field and it sold probably after

[@4Mikezn]

Just a suggestion for future projects, can you do the cleaning before starting on the project. It will make the project look more presentable and easier or clearer for.viewers to follow what you are doing in your videos.

[@731trident]

I have to get a side-by-side now! I've enjoyed watching this series. Thanks again for inspiring me to get back into ATVs!

[@brianpiper3188]

This is the perfect way to sell vehicles! Your customers can see the entire process of the repair and it proves no fault on your part!

[@steveaustin1984]

That is funny.

[@Smooth327]

I would buy a vehicle he repaired any day as i got a feeling he would stand behind his work. This guy knows his stuff and i wish he lived near me lol

[@steveaustin1984]

It's interesting how some people can watch the same content and have such a different view of what was uploaded. I wish him all the success, but after witnessing the mistakes he continues to make and some of his bad shop practices, there is no way I would buy a machine from him. @@Smooth327

[@markparker5451]

So nice to wake up to on a Saturday morning! I just love these videos...Ive learned a ton of stuff since I started watching. Keep em coming please!!

[@priestgabagool1350]

can you show more of pressure washing it after, i love to see the before and after, love the vids man

[@TheRagingHillbilly]

I loved this video series. Now all you need is a Kemimoto seat cover. Those are really well made, and hold up really good to pets.

[@bradley7723]

When you stated that it got to 187* and then went right down to 177* that was the moment when your thermostat started opening. You will have a nice utv when your finished ✅️ 🙂

[@jrhaines30]

Love the mini series on these projects. Great job.

[@microsoftteams2663]

Just a suggestion...make sure the refill bolt can be loosened before you drain the oil. That is, if the refill bolt won't come out, you are forever stuck with an empty differential cavity.

[@Justindobb1984]

I was screaming that in my mind when watching lol

[@ralphreynolds4803]

@@Justindobb1984 I guess...I guess he could turn the whole vehicle sorta upside down and refill clean oil thru the drain hole, LOL!

[@pyroboobysmith359]

I had that happen to me on a front diff, I drilled a hole through a silicon stopper, inserted a tube through it that connected to my fluid syringe, measured slightly more than recommended fill amount, inserted it in the drain hole, plunged the oil in, had another small silicon stopper for the end of the filler hose, disconnected the syringe, plugged the line, then had the drain plug ready when I took out the stopper and only lost a thimble full of oil. Worked great.

[@ralphreynolds4803]

@@pyroboobysmith359 Good job!

[@yeahright302]

he dont take or answer suggestions in ANY of his videos i notice and will not respond to them!!!save your breath!you will see what he gives likes to and what he dont!!

[@SO-LOUDx1]

Great job on the build, I still can’t see how you can work on stuff so dirty, the first thing I do is give the project a good cleaning. Just because it makes it easier to spot damage and it doesn’t get all over the shop. But that’s just me.

[@steveaustin1984]

No it’s not just you. It’s pretty normal.

[@jodyferguson3068]

Enjoyed watching you rebuild the Ranger looks like a really nice little unit

[@wallyklw5]

You have the patience of Job. I bet that’s satisfying hearing the new engine come alive.

[@rogerkrey]

Another great Saturday morning

[@dennis82468]

Great work Joe!! Even though it is a Polaris 😏😉😁

[@jlp5137]

I don't understand why you don't clean those machines before you work on them it makes it so much nicer to work when everything is clean. I do love your channel and I have learned so many useful tips from you but for some reason seeing that dirt all aver that machine as you work bothers me LOL

[@kevinsteinke2603]

Should always make sure you can open fill hole before draining fluid.

[@ukqwerty999]

First time here, enjoyed your Vid, and subscribed. Always nice to see people earing a good living and showing others their knowledge. You dog is very Sweet😊

[@chadsanders3506]

Give those staples a slight twist when they are where u want them

[@tommyb.7977]

I have a 13 850XT Commander, bought new and i prefer to run Royal Purple in both differentials and it runs flawless to this day. You have a nice machine there if i may say. Nice work on the motor.

[@garyearley1838]

Another great video! Love the work you do Joe!

[@Slidin_OBS_07]

I personally don't care for doing small engine work like this but love watching it. thanks a lot for the videos!

[@kaesvlogs94]

Surely someone's got a hook up for a battery sponsor for this guy, battery king haha goes through so many batteries

[@allan9603]

Another excellent video Joe! Happy New Year to you, Jade and of course your trusted "master mechanic" Vinny! Allan in Rainy Columbia, SC

[@BUILDNIGHT]

I’m rebuilding a Kawasaki Mule 610XC right now…. Same process. FUN STUFF!

[@allan9603]

Caution about that Mule 600 series: The fuel tube near the air cleaner has a tendency to rub against the air cleaner housing causing it to develope holes, thus a fire hazard. You might wrap some fire resistant insulation around that pipe to avoid turning into a French fry while out on the trail. It worked for me on both my Mules.

[@jasonjavelin]

Man this one turned out so nice it’d make a good keeper but I’m sure you can sell it for a good bit as those things really hold their value!

[@tna--]

get yourself a hot water karsher and add a cleanup session into your rebuilt videos, viewers love that great rebuilt, good job edit: i did not watched till the cleanup at the end ;)

[@DIRTVLOG]

Nice work man! I absolutly love your channel

[@MM_in_Havasu]

Great job on this UTV, Joe! Glad to see you got it out for a good rip at the land! Keep up the excellent content on these bikes & ATV's/UTV's, it's all good!

[@jimcobb9547]

Your hard work definitely paid off with the Polaris 570. It is the perfect rig for out at the land.

[@jamesmcdermott6934]

Man nice rebuild on that to get it goin again, seems like a nice ride!

[@AnthonyRBlacker]

Boy oh boy Joe looking in your garage there are a LOT of bikes in there!! Lookin' good, time to go ride some!!

[@Melicoy]

One video can you poor the oil can with the opening at the top not the bottom thanks. Great videos

[@greathornedowl3644]

Tip of the cap to the hardest-working man in the Dairyland. Thank you again for another learning experience. Keep up the hard work! 🤔Never overheated, not leaking coolant or oil, never sputtered, not backfiring, running mint - did someone improve on the original?

[@MR-puffnstuff]

You save $350 bucks same as boat kinda but actually put fabric over it same as u would a bike seat easy peasy. Vinny looks so so happy n fool of life u so lucky and worked so hard to have the house land wife and wonderful dogs u have in you're daily life...😊

[@peteraitken6494]

Nice job joe 👍👌❤️🔧🔧🔧🦴🐾

[@richardmiller5238]

Always take out or at least loosen the fill plug prior to removing drain plug. My tip from experience. 1😎👌 Another great rebuild.

[@AdamHeartlandADV]

It’s no big deal you just suck oil out and replace via filler if the drain is seized, or drain and then pump in oil via drain if the filler is seized… it’s literally no big deal and he HAD to check for oil and he HAD to put new oil to the right level.

[@ken3700]

I’ve been searching for used UTV’s in the Austin San Antonio area and ya… people are very proud of their junk … you live in a place where you’re actually getting good deals..

[@WriterGaming]

You can tell it’s a Polaris from all the racket it was making but a great video

[@CarlosGray-np5ky]

Would love to see a video of all the bikes you decided to keep and why, which ones you like the best and why.

[@dennislamers986]

Sounds good. Why not go to a fabric store and build the cushions. Ranking out the videos.

[@woncameron24]

You sir have a lot of toys. Fun channel.

[@basilbrushbooshieboosh5302]

Good clean did the marketability a ton of good

[@grantcoles8830]

Another one to park with the hovercraft

[@johnhicks735]

Hey Joe you ought to order the doors and hinge kits for it to enclose it for keeping yah warm inside while riding it in the winter time. It would be worth adding them on to it. And A heater set-up through your water pump system to. It comes in A kit for them to. Watch Andrew camerata videos on him fixing up his. I believe he has both kinds of those. One Yamaha.,or Kawasaki.,an A Polaris ranger to black on black. And his Kawasaki is green and black enclosed I believe he bought the kit for that one. I'm not sure about his black on black Polaris ranger yet though Joe. Just A idea for yah and suggestion to. It adds value to it also if you were to trade it in on something else newer that way to. Especially A freshly rebuilt one. And you replace the seats and the other missing parts it needs. And possibly add on doors to it with removable hinge keeper pins and slip clips.

[@eddiereichel9354]

When ya press bearings you don't ever want to force on the opposite race. Pressing a race into bore you want to press onto same race. That crank bearing you pressed into a bore with center race. This will put a dent in race on every ball bearing where the force is transfered from inner race to outer race.

[@sunswimgitman]

Like the 2V logo!

[@tylerbertke9693]

If I only had the confidence he has working on these machines

[@jeffreyness9741]

I would recommend an infrared thermometer gun that can point a different parts of things and see exactly what the temperature is in case your gauge is off.

[@danielparsons3995]

Man making it like brand new. Probably could get 9,000 for it easy

[@johnb5519]

Good job, and it looked like Vinny approved of it too.

[@Military-Museum-LP]

Much awaited video!

[@dongmanjr4]

Can you do street bikes like some harley-davidson motorcycles? That would be cool.

[@Solberg28]

Powersports Nation will have seats for your Ranger 570 among other used parts you need they sell used private party’s for $7600-$10k for that unit here in MN

[@jamiebouchard9862]

Yikes. Did you press the bearing in by the inner race? Is that recommended?

[@stevieb1367]

Hi Joe, the only thing i don't understand is, why you do not power wash it before you start working on it, all the dust an dirt on the machine doesn't help you keeping the screws and work clean! ;-). Me, that grew up in Germany since i was 9 years old, would 100% do that in first place!

[@kpdvw]

good job! Glad to see the power wash @ the end....!

[@kpdvw]

for $ 300 I'd reupholster the seat cushions myself.....!

[@kpdvw]

where are you located? this is a nice fields and woodland area!

[@ken3700]

Super cool you’ve had really good luck

[@jl4091]

You saved another one.

[@michaelyarmie4858]

D 32:42 o you have security cameras on ''The Land''? You need to get a Caterpillar and make a few jumps.

[@WeSRT4]

FYI.... I think Polaris specs 5w50 for these. I think you will be fine with the 10w40 but I don't question it and run either Mobil 1 15w50 or the Polaris 5w50 oem oil in mine.

[@kenneyforget4406]

Vinny wants a ride

[@jasonjgr8580]

Nice unit.

[@palcolandcattle4259]

I think most people buy the Polaris oil change kit that's why it would have the Polaris oil filter.... At least I do

[@MrDavehb47]

I think you have an exhaust leak at the manifold when you started it and ripped it up. You had some blowback coming out by the advance pipe out of the head.

[@74charger44]

Joe, we need a new year update on all the toys.

[@SteveTheCanadian]

Back at it again ❤

[@randalllilley7696]

I’m surprised that you didn’t wash the machine before putting it back together

[@cooperatteberry6173]

One other thing let the unit warm up Untill you give it a little gas mess’s up the drive belts

[@lawerncemiller6557]

That seat repair will last maybe one hard trail ride then you'll be setting down in that hole

[@250race]

Keep it you will it alot around your property.

[@diggy-d8w]

So I didn't hear your intent for this UTV..... I always wonder if you're fixing/selling or if ya plan to keep some items? So I've got a rough idea on CO$Ts so w/ those numbers you can sell it at a profit but someone like me would need to pay for the Labor which means I could never afford to do this if I were not gonna keep it for myself & even then it might be too much? Yeah, I enjoyed the chance to see the process even though I'm not a mechanic. thanks for the work(s)........ peace & GB ALL

[@AdamHeartlandADV]

Yeah I mean he makes multiple streams of income for everything. The more a machine needs work the more videos he makes so it’s actually better for him to fix these up for the KZbin money… half of his stuff wouldn’t be worth saving at all unless experienced did it for hobby personally keeping it… in a funny way it’s cool that KZbin money helps save these rides

[@diggy-d8w]

Yeah Adam, I don't know much about being paid for this platform but he's got a great style w/ how he sets up to record his videos & then his editing is fantastic. Ohh, did I forget to say how good a mechanic he is....lol, all that said as some one watching I always want to know what he does w/ the ones he buys. I know he sells them but this one he tore all of it down(engine) and I kinda think he's going to keep this for himself? But I think about the money each time b/c he is mentioning money in his Titles..... that's a smart Video Naming thing b/c it makes all of us wonder if we can get a good buy? And I'm not a mechanic at all but I enjoy seeing the job done right & I think he has good integrity. peace

[@waynemeyer9694]

When pouring oil if you hold the bottle horizontally it not glug when oil comes out but very evenly.

[@eltonwhite8490]

you can buy a sealtbelt bypass plug for cheap or just unplug it and just crimp the 2 wires together coming from the harness

[@a.c.m.e.ink.4568]

Forums say, the thermostat should open at 180 degrees. It should be fully open at 205 with the fan running.

[@bendavis8700]

would like to see final $ once you sell it. Assuming you sell some of these after you fix them.

[@tomdombrovski432]

Another great video!

[@tonyaxeman4381]

What a good dog . As long as You can flip it and make a few bucks.

[@dennishall9260]

Great job! I have a '16 570 midsize with about 550 hrs on it. Do you know much about the clutches? Mine wants to jump around when you take off. It's never been used offroad, just mostly around the yard and light plowing in the winter.

[@bhoss7133]

Is the belt worn? Could be your simplest & cheapest possibility. When not running, the belt should sit in the primary clutch just barely taller than the top edge of the clutch. More importantly, are there any worn groves/uneven wear in the belt?

[@jamesharless5357]

Another great job, and great video!👍🏻

[@cornerstoneweezylouise410]

Love ur puppy

[@mike.4277]

Great video 👍

[@deangoulet7508]

Nice job great video

[@gonuts1]

SWEET!

[@250race]

Buy yourself a radiator. Pressure gauge And they would literally take you. 30 seconds To fill that whole system up with anti freeze You can use this to pressurize motors too it's a very good tool

[@kevinalbers1084]

What is it and how does it work?

[@250race]

@@kevinalbers1084 Are you asking me about the Radiator pressure checker

[@markbrynteson5141]

Take them seats to your local upholstery shop, I guarantee they will fix for cheaper

[@NelsonCreekCustoms]

I’d recommend shimming the valves but otherwise it works great

[@numnumnum6743]

Joe, when are you going to start building on that land of yours? Didn't you say at one time you were going to make a dirt track? Maybe some jumps or racing? Just asking.

[@ken3700]

Get cheap 4inch lift kits and get over sized tires that fit on the stock rims… drawback is you might need new front axle shafts / longer … most cases the worst out axles need replaced regardless so why not lift it and get the longer axles while your at it

[@hunterm.172]

No doubt that thing was neglected. Just the personal appearance proves that but with that being the original oil filter that’s definitely what caused the bearing failure-I tell everyone oil changes (all fluids) are the most important thing you can do. I don’t even let shops do them for me. I don’t trust them.

[@jerrywilcox9890]

It was a farm machine what happens both of mine look like that.farmers don't care they are a tax right off.

[@hunterm.172]

@@jerrywilcox9890 Thats the dumbest thing Ive ever read 😂 take care or your stuff…

[@Alwhite1929]

I use polaris filters when I change my oil, I doubt that was original.

[@hunterm.172]

@@Alwhite1929 I hope it wasnt lol

[@stevemayo1175]

Nice Job But Can you Split the Crank and Show the Rod and Journal Damage ? and my Personal Thoughts are that they never Changed Oil and Just Ran it till it Blew Up 1 thing is For Sure it was Ran Low Of Oil See How the Crank and Con Rod are BLACK ? that is from Heat and The Stat is 180F Degree And CTS Fan Sensor is set to 200 what ever you said

[@bamfardo1172]

Great video as always but what is that constant annoying buzzing noise on the vids. Camera or mic.

[@troubleshooter24]

Great job there, i must be getting old but i dont think ill go over 50 in it though}

[@anthonybullis6941]

I think seltbelts on all utvs have to be buckled to go over 15mph my rzr is that way

[@2vintage]

Yep safety mechanism on these

[@muntytheman]

I would be good if you cleaned prior to working on it, also installing the battery on top of the battery holder with dirt etc is bad practise

[@puff427]

Time for a street bike rebuild..maybe another gsxr..get a barn find and redo it..I bet views will sky rocket.gotta change it up once n awhile..b safe.peace..

[@kott0nz]

What kind of dog is Vinnie? Vinnie is awesome. I'm really enjoying all your content, keep it up!

[@Johnbruzzi4234]

Who cares

[@kott0nz]

@@Johnbruzzi4234 What kind of stupid ass comment is this? It's a cool dog.

[@johnhicks735]

You'd be surprised what type of value rise it would bring it up to.

[@DavidBlair-o4t]

Where learn to work on those like to learn I buy one from you cause I know you build it right

[@rwb2231]

I hope you primed the motor before starting. You need to get oil up into the head as there will be a lag in the oil pump getting oil into the head.

[@jerrywilcox9890]

He puts assembly lube on everything so no need to prime it.