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****SOLD**** 2017 Polaris Ranger 900 XP Power steering, Tip out windshield, back windshield, LED lights in front and 1 in rear, 27" tires with .75 tread left, I have a full set of 26" tires with about .50 tread left also. Original owner and well maintained. 5227 miles and 525 hours. Also has a brand new drive belt. $12,500 price drop and added Polaris Tip Down Headache Rack. See added pics. (480) 390-1207 Doug

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Price drop to $12,500

I havent been to Rio Salado since some butt bag with a God complex completely berated me for tipping my safety glassed up on my forehead while looking through binoculars and then pushing them back down immediately when I pulled away. All of this while well behind the line. I understand they see it all and have to be stern at times but I think the butt chewing should fit the crime....

Price drop $13,000.

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Price drop. $13,500

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Thanks jdown! Had a lot of fun with this machine.

I sold the truck used with these and went with a different setup. I do not have the bed rails. Curt hitch: $150 Anderson: $200

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In Queen Creek.

Excellent condition! Has a 3 inch lift, full front and rear windshields and newer roof. Runs great with no issues. Low miles/hours. $16,000.

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Last price drop. $15,000

Also, this ranger does not have power steering.

Yes. You have to unscrew the light from the brackets to access the hood. Light comes on when high beams are on.

Price drop. $15,500. Also, I'm an idiot! I looked at the title yesterday and found this Ranger is actually a 2015. 🙄

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Located in Queen Creek.

Bartling is who use. Not cheap by any means but quality work for sure.

I built a 1200 sq ft RV garage in Queen Creek a little over a year ago. Also no drywall and hired the subs myself for right about $50 per sq ft. Had the basic electricity installed and inspected and have been adding more as needed myself. 16 ft walls and an 18 wide, 14 tall garage door. Project went fairly smooth but its just a basic building with no plumbing. Also got bids from a general and he was 25% to 30% higher. I had a hard time getting general contractors to even call me back. Seems they were just not interested in smaller jobs. Sent the drawings to a couple of them but couldn't reach them after. Subs were better to work with as most of them were in and out quickly.

Forgot to say he is in Chino Valley but well worth the drive IMO.