This is a Polaris 425 liquid-cooled four-stroke 6x6 ATV — and the 6-wheel drive configuration is really what sets this machine apart. These are purpose-built workhorses, and this one has clearly earned its keep on what looks like a working ranch. The rear dump bed is a genuine asset — it tilts up fully as shown in the photos, and the bed itself is solid with no visible structural damage. Frame and chassis both inspected good, coolant system has no leaks and fluid looks fine, and it starts and shifts through all gears without issue. Six-wheel drive plus a dump bed on a machine that still runs and moves under its own power is a useful combination for anyone working land.

That said, this one needs some attention before it's back in daily service, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. The inspection flagged the brakes, charging system, lights, and gauges as failing, there's an oil leak present, the battery is weak, and the air filter is overdue. The tires show fair wear across all six, and the overall presentation reflects a machine that's been working, not babied. It hasn't had a recent service done on it.

This is a project buy or a parts-and-labor investment — priced accordingly for someone who can turn a wrench or has a shop relationship. The bones are there: good frame, no coolant or fuel leaks, and a running engine. Put some service into it and you've got a capable 6x6 ranch machine with a dump bed that would cost significantly more to replace new.