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In northern states many people own snowmobiles out of necessity. altrendo images/Stockbyte/Getty Images
Snowmobiles have two purposes in the winter months. For some people, snowmobiles are an essential mode of transportation during the winter months because they provide off-road capabilities and versatility. For others they serve as a form of entertainment, allowing people to take scenic rides through snow-covered mountains and hills. One snowmobile you should know about is the Polaris 600.
Engine and Fuel Capacity
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The Polaris 600 snowmobile comes with a two-cylinder, 599-cubic centimeter Liberty engine. The engine use a liquid cooling system and a Cleanfire fuel-injection system. The engine also has a bore and stroke of 77.25 millimeters by 64 millimeters and uses a SC VES single-exhaust system. The drive is a P-85 and the drive clutch is a P2. Also, the fuel capacity of the Polaris 600 is 11.5 gallons.
Dimensions
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The weight of the Polaris 600 is 574 pounds. The Polaris has a length of 129 inches, a width of 48 inches, a height of 48.5 inches, a ski center distance of 42.5 inches and a track width, length and height of 15 inches by 136 inches by 1 inch.
Suspension
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The Polaris 600 suspension system uses an IQ front suspension, RydeFX MPV front shocks, IQ 136 Comfort rear suspension, RydeFX front track shock and a RydeFX MPV rear track shock. The front travel is 10 inches and the rear travel is 14 inches. The Polaris 600 also uses IQ dual skis.
Other Features
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The Polaris 600 also has a variety of other features including a 16.5 inch-windshield, mirrors, hand and thumb warmers, heated passenger grips, a 12-volt DC outlet, electric start and analog speedometer, tachometer, fuel and oil temperature gauges. The seat on the Polaris 600 uses a two-up pillow design, is removable and has an adjustable backrest.
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