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Hi. I'm owning 2014 Sportsman Forest 850. Due to operation there is a problem with the decals and I would like to update them. But, as it turned out, this model is rare and finding the necessary stickers is a very difficult task, especially considering that the part of the decals set that I'm looking for is no longer produced - number 2 on the pic below with part number 7179065. I've tried to contact Polaris support asking them to sell me this decals or send image in any possible format to print by myself but unfortunately no luck and it's sad, because I have owned various models of Polaris for over 10 years and a fan of this manufacturer. Perhaps someone can send graphic files so I can print the stickers myself or show me how to get them? Or is there another solution to this problem? Small fresh decals make the ATV look completely different. Thank you in advance for any help or idea.

Unfortunately I currently do not have Kawasaki manuals Will let you know once things changed.

Thanks for reply. We are on the beginning of the long way and I will do my best to find and share service and repair manuals we usually need if something goes wrong with quad!

Friends, being the owner of a far from new ATV, I often come across a search for various owner's manuals, service guides, parts manuals, etc. It is not easy to find suitable documents for every quad. Therefore, I present to your attention a website that contains various instructions for ATVs from well-known manufacturers: https://www.ATVownersmanual.com Currently only 3 manufacturers are represented here: Can-Am, Polaris, Yamaha - and only about 1200 instructions for various models. Little later other brands and missing instructions will be added. What will be convenient for you: all documents are in PDF format. If necessary, you can download them to your computer and use offline. The documents are structured by brand, year and model. There is no advertising (yet). I am happy to hear criticism and recommendations. If you have missing or rare instructions, send them to PM or to the website's email: info [...at...] atvownersmanual [...dot...] com.

Ok guys, I finally defeated the problem and it was that after the overheating the exhaust camshaft was erased. Replacing the camshaft put Polaris back on its feet. Thank you all for your help!

Ok, I have checked the pickup coil's resistance and it was almost normal. Then connected the choke as it was disconnected while changing the carb and the picture started to change. On the fully opened choke the engine on idle works fine even on big rpm. Seem this is the problem - will try to configure carb's needle position little later.

Thanks for the answer. I will clarify: the situation with the eom carburetor was very similar, so I think this part can be ignored. Now the fuel goes through a pump from a plastic bottle - there is pressure, the fuel is constantly in the filter. The situation is very similar to the fact that with an increase in engine speed, the ignition timing does not changes and the fuel explodes before it should, thereby stopping the engine. So yes, I will look now on the pickup coil, hope I had some old one somewhere.

Problem: The ATV starts and runs at idle perfectly. But as soon as I open the throttle, the engine starts to slow down until it stops. On the attached video you can hear the sound of how it works: see video below Prehistory: there is a Polaris Sportsman 500 1998, which for about 1.5 years stood in repair, including also replacing CDI with one taken from the same ATV. Finally, the vehicles were on wheels, traveled several kilometers and overheated - forgot to fill the antifreeze Came back home in small moves. The next trip started well, but after 10 km there was a feeling of a small drop in power (even as the vehicle got warm completely) but still drives. Next trip - the situation is repeated. The next test of ATV through time and a huge loss of power from the very beginning. The engine sneezes, does not want to go more than 5 mph. What has been done: the carburetor has been replaced with a new one (inexpensive, $ 40), a new spark plug, a new ignition coil, the engine head has been removed, the piston is in good condition, valves were corrected - but the problem was definitely not in them. Ignition control unit is suspected. Who faced similar? Please help in solving the problem. Thanks in advance.