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      1985 - 1995 Polaris ATV service manual (All Models) 
      Covers the following models:
      1985   Scrambler Trail Boss
      1986   Scrambler
      1986   Trail Boss
      1986   Scrambler
      1986   Trail Boss
      1987   Trail Boss
      1987   Cyclone
      1987   Trail Boss 4x4
      1987   Trail Boss 4x4
      1987   Trail Boss 4x4
      1988   Trail Boss 2x4
      1988   Trail Boss 4x4
      1988   Trail Boss 250 RIES
      1988   Trail Boss 250 RIES
      1989   Trail Boss
      1989   Trail Boss 2x4
      1989   Trail Boss 4x4
      1989   Big Boss 4x6
      1989   Big Boss 4x6
      1990   Trail Blazer
      1990   Trail Boss 250
      1990   Trail Boss 2x4
      1990   Trail Boss 2x4 350L
      1990   Trail Boss 4x4
      1990   Trail Boss 4x4 350L
      1990   Big Boss 4x6
      1991   Trail Blazer
      1991   Trail Boss 250
      1991   Trail Boss 2x4
      1991   Trail Boss 2x4 350L
      1991   Trail Boss 4x4
      1991   Trail Boss 4x4 350L
      1991   Big Boss 4x6
      1991   Big Boss 6x6
      1992   Trail Blazer
      1992   Trail Boss 250
      1992   Trail Boss 2x4
      1992   Trail Boss 2x4 350L
      1992   Trail Boss 4x4
      1992   Trail Boss 4x4 350L
      1992   Big Boss 4x6
      1992   Big Boss 6x6
      1993   2502x4
      1993   3502x4
      1993   2504x4
      1993   3504x4
      1993   Sportsman
      1993   2506x6
      1993   3506x6
      1993   Trail Boss
      1993   Trail Blazer
      1994   3002x4
      1994   4002x4
      1994   3004x4
      1994   4004x4
      1994   3006x6
      1994   4006x6
      1994   Trail Boss 2W
      1994   Trail Blazer 2W
      1994   Sportsman 4x4
      1994   Sport
      1995   3002x4
      1995   4002x4
      1995   3004x4
      1995   Xplorer4x4
      1995   4006x6
      1995   Trail Boss
      1995   Trail Blazer
      1995   Sportsman 4x4
      1995   Scrambler
      1995   Magnum 2x4
      1995   Magnum 4x4
      1995   Sport
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