Monster Polaris Sportsman 570 Engine Rebuild.

In this Video we are rebuilding the Pro star Engine In the Mud machine Polaris Sportsman 570. This will be a few part series as I have lots of work to do on this one!
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Snap Ring tool I mentioned in the video
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Milwaukee screw Driver set
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Milwaukee M18 3/8" impact i use all the time.
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Milwaukee 1/2" impact for getting the stubborn bolts out.
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Tripod used for filming
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Battery Jump Pack I use.
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Mic I use for the audio.
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Camera Used
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[@TheHomePros6221]

Your channel is a hidden gem. I rebuild a lot of engines on my channel and the best way I’ve found to clean engine parts is to get a tub and just put some diesel in it and clean your parts that way it works much better than engine degreaser and is cheaper and you can keep reusing it, over time the dirt settles to the bottom of the tub so just pour the clean top part of the fuel in another tub and just keep doing that, it works very well👍

[@jessedotson3308]

Been a while since I’ve been on here glad to see your still doing your magic

[@muddingblogs457]

You’ve made me feel any to strive to do better because I’m 17 and trying to start up my own atv repair I’ve just done little jobs here and there but every time I lose hope you post another video and make it better

[@Caseyryan36]

That picture of that wrist pin hitting the cylinder wall looked like a machinist did it with an end mill. That’s wild

[@rockspowersports]

It really does look like it was milled out. The crazy thing is, that engine easily still running like that when he tore it apart.

[@timhiggins4259]

That thing is huge. Definitely a “monster”.

[@jaredrotundo4323]

Polaris 570, 21 with 5500 kms 267 hours, and we are still going strong💪been waiting for this video, thank you. and of course happy friday

[@rockspowersports]

They’ll last along time if you take care of it. Next video of this will be soon.

[@Pulsar731]

Keep up the great videos

[@rockspowersports]

Thanks, will do!

[@danielbruinsma4049]

looks like you have some quality press handles

[@rockspowersports]

Lost the original handle. If it works it works

[@jaidanjohnson60]

Shops looking good, love the videos dude

[@hardshelf9965]

got a 2019 570, 1100 miles manty hours and still one of the best machines ive had. Love the videos keep it up man

[@TheTechGuider]

I’ve done 3 570s all needed cranks. Love the that engine

[@Williamxmr]

Great work dude

[@rockspowersports]

Thanks!

[@loganmartin44]

Central VT wavin, I’ll definitely be taking my stuff to you if I ever need work done!

[@DirtRoadTravels]

Great work as always, Rock!

[@SweLaris]

I have been waiting for this video! It is so satisfying to watch a professional do their thing, really good stuff!

[@BerkshireRC]

Great video. Can't wait to see it rip.....

[@98KingQuad]

Those 570s work good! I’ll be putting a new engine in my 850 soon hopefully

[@normdickson2438]

Aluma Bright try that next time you want to clean up cases that stuff will just come right off. They’ll end up looking like brand new. Just don’t leave it on there too long spray it on spray it on and then wash it off with clean water you might have to repeat this a few times if you leave it on too long, it’ll turn the aluminum black color oxide. I’ve cleaned up some Can-Am cases that were just absolutely brown and I made them look brand new it also cleans up bolts and stuff like that. Usually truck shops sell it

[@rockspowersports]

I’ll have to check it out, thanks!

[@TheHomePros6221]

It’s will look good at first but it will corrode and rust soon after trust me been there done that

[@jackdewinter6837]

Make sure to use 5w40 or thinner oil on these engines. And most modern polaris and can am motors. Thicker 1040 or other oils will wear out the plane bearings quickly

[@d.l.horton2093]

I would love to see some small entry level suzuki quads like lt230's. Mostly, because I have one and need a walk thru.

[@yeahright302]

either I'm on you tube to much, or you post more in the evening when I'm on?lol.either its all good!!!

[@rockspowersports]

I try to post in the evening if I can help it.

[@johnnugent6516]

Arkansas Wavin

[@yeahright302]

also forgot to ask,is that 570 powerfull enough to handle them big tires?seems like other vids is see have way more engine then a 570 for those kind of tires.

[@rockspowersports]

I’m not sure, I’ll find out soon though! The portals do give it a gear reduction so that should help.

[@Jonathan_From_TT]

Man sorry I missed the upload I was hanging out with my girlfriend. Anyhow howdy duty from indiana have a great night

[@Cherokee-sz7xi]

You need to invest in an air/ hydraulic jack for that press,, so much faster without all the pumping.

[@TheTechGuider]

Most sealants require to Set for an hour before you torque down. Just curious if Yamaha bond is different? Haven’t used it before

[@chrisp6247]

Do you have a link to the bearing puller?

[@GYPSY400]

You need a cleaning tank!

[@jefftizz]

Is the 570 enough power to turn those 34s?

[@1972bcain]

Rock- do you have a link or name of that snap ring plier with the screw style handle? Man I am really liking that and have never seen anything like that...

[@rockspowersports]

Sorry I couldn't find the exact ones but these are the same design. amzn.to/44KIXI8

[@Pjw350]

Awesome video- thanks for putting this out there!

[@1972bcain]

@@rockspowersportsthose will work! I could really use something better than what I have been using and those should help. And on a separate but related note: thanks for the awesome videos! We get a lot out of them and they are great. Everyone knows that they are a lot of extra work to put together and it takes a long long while (lots of subscribers/ sponsers etc) before the extra time and effort even start to break even much less benefit you. Thanks for the time and know how you are sharing brother!

[@user-pc5wu2gy6d]

Rock, hello from Russia!🤝 Where is you Polaris sportsman 800?

[@rockspowersports]

Hello! I do have a Polaris sportsman 800 however the engine is no good, needs a major rebuild.

[@bassslayindurbo6326]

I’m located in Illinois do you work on 98 Honda foreman 450

[@rockspowersports]

I do work on them however I am located in Vermont.

[@jonathanbartle8566]

No no don't stop make the video hours long love watching them make them longer please

[@rockspowersports]

The next one will be a long one probably.

[@gabrielalvarez9570]

The sportsman 570 engines consume oil.. The weak point is the bottom end bushing on the connecting rod.. I rebuild those cranks in 5 hrs and get er running again. This engine is not hard to work on if you know how to use a shop press 😅

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

I would never take on a project like this. You're just opening a can of worms. To many modifications, add-ons & Bubba all in one place. Old motto, just say NO!!

[@ChannelMarker]

While you’re saying NO - folks like myself and Rick say yes, these types of projects end up being fun and usually pay pretty good!

[@wheels1455]

I would encourage you to take on something like this. You’re capable of more than you think!

[@hunterm4188]

Too many^

[@altus199]

Why not invest in a vapour blasting machine? It brings the aluminium back to new.

[@vanceorr5925]

Do people not oil there bearings anymore??😂

[@kawasakikx8093]

Why don’t you freeze your parts they’d install a lot nicer

[@colinlogan4879]

Hot rods and wiseco is made in china now :/ ill stick with pro x and oem

[@1978punisher]

You should buy a cleaning machine

[@highcottonhoneybeecompany3299]

You’re rebuilding it for nothing…………… it’ll be back in the same condition as soon as it rains hard

[@petes_powersports7438]

Hey man, I’ve learned that aluminum brighter, (acid) cleans those cases like new. Be careful where you get it on, it’s pretty strong.