rob28

I've recently got a new sled and the previous owner used an Esso mineral oil instead of the recommended synthetic oil.
The oil tank still has quite a bit of oil in it (probably 2/3rd's full). Is it easy to remove or drain this tank or would I be better off just running it as low as possible and then filling up with the new oil I've now picked up. I don't want to mix the oils in case there is a reaction/gelling.

Unfortunately, I didn't get the manual and I'm struggling to find one online, so any help would be greatly appreciated..

RJ Gleason

Run it down and then top off.

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Link to Polaris web site for the "unversal snowmobile manual for 2002

http://www.polaris.com/en-us/Company...9916649r02.pdf

Link to the 700 Classic supplement with specific info for the 700 Classic

http://www.polaris.com/en-us/Company...9916807r01.pdf

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rob28

Thanks for the replies - just the info and links I was after.