Polaris 120 Assault Owner's Manual

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Pages 101
Year 2011
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Polaris 120 Assault Specification

The Polaris 120 Assault is a youth snowmobile designed to provide a safe yet thrilling experience for young riders. It features a 121cc four-stroke engine that balances performance with fuel efficiency, ensuring reliable power for novice users. The snowmobile is equipped with a safety tether, which allows for automatic engine shutdown if the rider becomes separated from the vehicle, enhancing safety. Its design includes a speed limiter, enabling parents to control the top speed for beginners, promoting a secure learning environment. The suspension system is composed of independent front suspension and a durable rear suspension, providing a smooth ride over varying snow conditions. The track measures 10 inches wide by 69 inches long, offering optimal traction and stability on snow. A low seat height and ergonomic handlebar design make it easy for young riders to maneuver, while lightweight construction aids in handling. The Polaris 120 Assault comes with a stylish, modern aesthetic that appeals to younger demographics. It also includes maintenance-friendly features such as an accessible engine compartment for easy servicing. The snowmobile is built to meet rigorous safety and quality standards, making it a reliable choice for introducing children to snowmobiling. With user-friendly controls, the Polaris 120 Assault ensures that young riders can focus on developing their skills while enjoying the winter landscape.

Polaris 120 Assault F.A.Q.

What is the recommended oil type for the Polaris 120 Assault?

The recommended oil type for Polaris 120 Assault is Polaris Synthetic 2-Stroke Oil. It ensures optimal performance and longevity.

How often should I check the chain tension on my Polaris 120 Assault?

It's advisable to check the chain tension every 10 hours of operation or before each ride to ensure safe and efficient performance.

What is the correct spark plug gap for the Polaris 120 Assault?

The correct spark plug gap for the Polaris 120 Assault is 0.030 inches (0.76 mm).

How can I troubleshoot starting issues on my Polaris 120 Assault?

If you're experiencing starting issues, check the fuel level, ensure the kill switch is in the run position, inspect the spark plug, and verify that the choke is properly set.

What is the proper way to store the Polaris 120 Assault during off-season?

For off-season storage, clean the snowmobile thoroughly, stabilize the fuel, disconnect the battery, and store it in a dry, cool place. Consider using a cover for added protection.

How do I adjust the carburetor on the Polaris 120 Assault?

To adjust the carburetor, locate the air and idle screws. Turn the air screw to adjust the air-fuel mixture and the idle screw to set the engine idle speed. Refer to the user manual for specific settings.

What are common issues with track alignment on the Polaris 120 Assault?

Common track alignment issues include uneven wear and steering difficulties. To correct, adjust the track tension and alignment using the adjustment bolts on the rear suspension.

How can I maintain the brake system on my Polaris 120 Assault?

Regularly inspect the brake pads for wear, check the brake fluid level, and ensure the brake lever has proper tension and movement. Replace any worn components as necessary.

What should I do if the engine overheats on my Polaris 120 Assault?

If the engine overheats, stop the engine immediately, allow it to cool, check the coolant level, ensure the cooling fins are clean and unobstructed, and inspect for any leaks.

How do I properly break in a new Polaris 120 Assault?

For a proper break-in, operate the snowmobile at varying speeds and avoid prolonged idling for the first 10 hours. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for initial service and inspections.