Remove Polaris Sportsman Drive Belt - The Easy & Quick Way!

[@chrisenns8399]

Appreciate you showing me how to take the drive belt off. Great job! Next time show the installation. Cheers.

[@visioninprint]

Beats the hell out of pulling off both clutches as others recommend. Just changing my factory original on a 2000 Sportsman 335! Talk about a quality product!! 21 yrs of giver!!

[@cathypost602]

SOUNDS GOOD BUT THE FASTEST WAY IS TO JUST CUT IT OFF. 5 SECOND AND NOW YOU CAN INSTALL NEW ONE.

[@MLZ1957]

It is like a no-brainer!

[@barrylimer3732]

Always works for me.

[@jessicacharles6428]

right on! thank you so much for posting the vid! My daughter burt the belt today and we're heading to the local shop tomorrow for a replacement. Need to get her back out and riding!

[@TrailPass]

Awesome! The new belt should just be able to be put back on by rotating the clutch. For me removing has always been the hard way. Enjoy the trails!

[@alexandertudon3675]

Hey can you help? Is it normal for that left wheel to squeel and make a sort of clown noise when you spin it?

[@TrailPass]

When you spin the clutch or the actual wheel with the tire on it?

[@ChristianHelser999]

Do you like those tires? I'm only seeing a 251012 for the rear. Factory is a 251112

[@ChristianHelser999]

I ended up finding the right tires. Took the quad out today with them. So far good!

[@brandonrenick5520]

I have a Polaris 700 sportsman twin. It started having roughed shift into gear, and eventually it stopped going into gear at all. Is this a belt issue or something else? Ideas?.

[@bmfusmc066]

COULD HAVE SHOWN HOW TO PUT IT BACK ON.

[@jimmyjames1092]

All you have to do is take your hand and squeeze the belt in the middle and it gives you enough slack to remove it from the pulley. I had mine off and less than a minute easily.

[@MrColeman631]

How often should the belt be changed

[@arthurskjoldbersas8111]

Hello how do you adjust the secondary variator?

[@matthewrobinson5682]

I got a lot of water inside my Casey what is the best thing to clean that out with

[@TrailPass]

I would use some break cleaner to get the residue out then seal it with silicone when you put it back together.

[@kingriderone]

I could take a razor blade and cut it but what about putting it on

[@thomasschultz4477]

Good idea...used your method and it worked great...thx!

[@5199John]

Nice! What year is that 570?

[@TrailPass]

2015

[@andrewhoos3358]

This is a great trick! I have the same machine. Green also. I'm wondering what rims/tire size you're running?! It looks awesome!

[@TrailPass]

Thanks! These were 12" wheels from a rzr 570 and 26" sunf tires from Amazon.

[@kennethsolonrdland8435]

Nice trick, trying it on my twin 800

[@joshuadixon7395]

Haha pulled it rite off. Thanks man!

[@DanPonjican]

Great tip! Saved me a lot of aggravation! Thank you.

[@JuhaErkkila]

Thanks for You tip! Definitely going to try this!

[@dcboys1594]

What tires are those

[@TrailPass]

Sunf tires from Amazon. They're a great Bighorn knockoff

[@dcboys1594]

@@TrailPass thanks bud

[@dwdelve]

Hey, thanks. Great info thumbs up

[@luisx8128]

Buena idea, gracias por compartirla, lo recordaré.

[@buletpoint]

You have the right answer Thanks:)

[@kevinandjoybuckland824]

Thanks for the great tip!

[@douglassmith7084]

Great idea, I'll give it a try.

[@Gat-c9c]

I used my belt yesterday like this

[@tbbryant3793]

If you are not keeping the old belt, just cut it and you're done. install new belt. no reason to fight old belt off. lol.

[@dezmongaming9307]

I need this I just blew my moms belt on her Polaris

[@Ahbeecruz]

Knife

[@richmoore5525]

just cut the belt off