[Rough Company]

Lol. Nah, she knew exactly what I paid for it. She doesn't know how much the accessories are going to be.....yet

 

[Ingman]

Rough Company, 🤣, do you have kids?? If so it’s always for them. Then it’s all cool. When you get grand kids they will help you spend money. That’s why we got a 4 seater.

 

[Rough Company]

We generally don't have anyone with us. Extra room for canopies, tent, camp griddle, etc. Its gonna be our little overlanding rig.

 

[Rough Company]

So Here I'll be keeping a running list of all of the things I've done, experiences had, etc.

So far, I have added the SuperATV Flip up windshield and tinted back glass.
as well as the WD Electronics Turn Signal kit with horn.
Added my magnetic phone mount to the dash.

I've added the recovery and flat tire kits in the storage under the front seats.

Still breaking it in. Have taken it to Thunder Valley Raceway, which is about 2 miles from my house and around my neighborhood a few times.
All highway/residential varying the RPM's in low and high.

 

[Ingman]

Have the superatv flipup and rear poly. Happy with both. I also have the WD signal and horn kit also very happy with.
Very cool now just get out ride the heck out of it.

 

[Pirate]

Now you've got your General! Measure it in all dimensions before you go trailer shopping. Or better yet, rent the U-Haul and take it to where
the trailers you are interested in... Then you can visually see how your machine will fit.
You want plenty of room!!!
Pirate

 

[Rough Company]

Now you've got your General! Measure it in all dimensions before you go trailer shopping. Or better yet, rent the U-Haul and take it to where
the trailers you are interested in... Then you can visually see how your machine will fit.
You want plenty of room!!!
Pirate

Thanks Pirate. As little as I will use a trailer (getting it tagged tomorrow) I just rent the U-hauls and wear out their tires.

The only place I will trailer it is if it's somewhere more than 100 miles away or I have to get on the interstate with it.
Other than that, it's more cost effective to U-haul it.

 

[Rough Company]

Installed all of the rocker switches for the lights I will install later.
Wired and installed the front bumper light bars and pod lights (ditch lights),
added 4x USB charging ports and one USB-C.
added the Fire extinguisher with quick release mount
two hard sunglass' cases
Have about 70 miles on it. (All paved roads.😁)

 

[Ingman]

Very cool.

 

[Pirate]

And you still have credit available on your CC? What are you waiting for???
Have you put on a 3 - piece Factory UTV skid plate set? That ought to be right a the top of the list! I have a post on here explaining the best way to install them.

Ah, fire extinguishers. What type did you get? Dry powder? There are Halotron, safer than Halon, that are a fire extinguishing gas it displaces air and temperature. But leave behind none of
the dry powder mess. About $120, but well worth it. If you get one, put the dry powder in the trailer.

Got a set of the Seizmik Pursuit mirrors? And the Mirror Mounts for Polaris Pro-Fit.? Lots of options. But something necessary.

Just a few thoughts,
Pirate

 

[Rough Company]

And you still have credit available on your CC? What are you waiting for???
Have you put on a 3 - piece Factory UTV skid plate set? That ought to be right a the top of the list! I have a post on here explaining the best way to install them.

Ah, fire extinguishers. What type did you get? Dry powder? There are Halotron, safer than Halon, that are a fire extinguishing gas it displaces air and temperature. But leave behind none of
the dry powder mess. About $120, but well worth it. If you get one, put the dry powder in the trailer.

Got a set of the Seizmik Pursuit mirrors? And the Mirror Mounts for Polaris Pro-Fit.? Lots of options. But something necessary.

Just a few thoughts,
Pirate

Thanks Pirate.

Won't be doing a lot of actual off-roading (light "easy" trails, backroads, etc.) so the factory skid plate is more than enough.
It's a dry 30.00 canister, only for out of control camp-fires. (if the buggy lights up, I have full-coverage. I made sure it's covered)
I put $40 Kemi-Moto mirrors and $25 pillar mounts as paying $100 for side mirrors is a bit much IMO.

She's getting there.

Next is the rooftop 42" lightbar and rear flush-mounts for the roof.
then Kolpin rear equipment rack.

 

[Pirate]

Well, if one day you decide to take on more adventurous trails...a skid plate should come first.

You can get the Seizmik mirrors for:

And the brackets are $14.99 from Seizmik.
The nice thing is, the mirrors and brackets have a lifetime warranty. Jody at Seizmik is our guy. Crack a mirror, they'll send you a new one. The body breaks, they'll sent you a new mirror.
lose the caps, top and bottom, they'll send you replacement. Makes the mirror choice easy.

Sounds like you are making progress!!
Post some pics please!!
Pirate

 

[Rough Company]

 

[Ingman]

Rough county, that looks great. That’s what I was thinking for lights. Great job.

 

[Rough Company]

Here's the one I got. Fits perfectly on the front bumper.

 

[Ingman]

Thanks👍

 

[Rough Company]

 

[Papermaker]

How does the Ridgid cooler work? I was given a RTIC, but its just too big

 

[Rough Company]

How does the Ridgid cooler work? I was given a RTIC, but its just too big

I love it. Same size as the tool box, and it's about 3 days good on ice.

 

[Rough Company]

Got the Polaris rock sliders, rooftop single row lightbar, and new steering wheel.