Polaris MRZR-D4

[nickd]

Does anyone know the purpose for the bracket in Lawdogs picture above showing the cargo net behind the rear seats? The bracket in question is located on the back deck right behind the rear seats. It is also used on both the 4 seat and 2 seat gas models.

 

[Lawdog734]

The best I can figure is for the seat mounting kit or to secure a stretcher?

 

[publicenema]

Does anyone know the purpose for the bracket in Lawdogs picture above showing the cargo net behind the rear seats? The bracket in question is located on the back deck right behind the rear seats. It is also used on both the 4 seat and 2 seat gas models.

Which bracket?

the aluminum narrow strip ones with a bunch of holes is for cargo securement, I can't remember the brand name but knockoffs are all over calling them L-track rails.

The other brackets that poke the back of the seats with the pins for them are to secure NATO spec litters

 

[aceecaus]

The L-Tracks on the MRZR are the aircraft grade L-Tracks if you wanted the same exact ones. You can get those HERE.

 

[gottaluvit]

Does anyone know if the rear differential is unlockable? Mine seemed to be permanently locked however the display shows it only as the right rear engaged and it has eaten another rear axle. Civi models do unlock but they also have a switch.

 

[publicenema]

Does anyone know if the rear differential is unlockable? Mine seemed to be permanently locked however the display shows it only as the right rear engaged and it has eaten another rear axle. Civi models do unlock but they also have a switch.

Looking at the breakdown of the main case, I don't see a differential anywhere. The only polaris's that have an unlockable rear axle to my knowledge are those equipped with a turf mode. I can check the service manual later but I've never know the rear axle to not chirp on these. These are made for off-road use, so avoid tight circles on pavement or steer with the throttle.