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THIS IS FOR A USED OEM GENUINE POLARIS 1998-1999 BIG BOSS 6X6 SERVICE SHOP REPAIR MANUAL P/N 9916575

PLEASE NOTE: THIS MANUAL IS USED IN GOOD CONDITION. THERE MAY BE A FEW GREASE MARKS & BENT CORNERS ON BOOK, BUT IT IS NORMAL WEAR. ALL PAGES ARE COMPLETE & IN GREAT CONDITION. ALSO INCLUDES THE WIRING & ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS.

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