Tusk UTV Rear Window User manual

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Tusk UTV Rear Window Instructions
Polaris RZR XP 1000 and XP4 1000
Thank you for purchasing the Tusk UTV Rear Window. Please read through all the
instructions and examine the rear window to become more familiar with the straps and buckles
used for mounting.
1. Position the Tusk UTV Rear Window on the
back (outside) of the roll cage with the window
stitching and female buckles facing inward
toward the cockpit. Attach the two Velcro straps
on the top horizontal roll bar (see fig. 1).
2. Attach the top corners of the rear window.
Wrap the material around the bend in the roll
cage and attach each strap as shown in figure 1.
Leave straps loose.
3. Remove the seats for easy access to the back
panels/engine cover. Position the bottom of the
rear window between the seats and
engine cover (see fig. 2).
4. Loop the upper side straps
(located near the seatbelt mounting
bracket) around the seat belt
mounting bracket as seen in figure
3. Thread the strap back through
the buckle on the rear window (see
fig. 4). Leave somewhat loose at
this point.

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5. Route the lower side straps around the B-pillar, around the horizontal harness bar and back
around the B-pillar (see fig. 5). Thread the strap through the buckle (see fig. 6). Leave straps
loose.
6. Next, route the bottom corner straps down
around the base of the B-pillar and under the
bar that the door hinges on. Thread strap
through buckle as seen in figure 7. Leave
straps somewhat loose for now.
7. Unbuckle the two straps with the plastic hooks attached to them on the bottom of the rear
window. Slide the plastic hooks under the back panel/engine cover (see fig. 8). Align the strap
with the female buckle on the rear window. Reinsert the male buckle in the female buckle.
Leave somewhat loose for now. Tip: It may help to loosen the four Torx head screws that
attach the plastic back panel/engine cover (see fig. 9).

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8. Start with the top corner straps and evenly tighten each strap. Work your way from top to
bottom and tighten all straps. Reinstall your seats. Check your work and be sure everything is
tight and secure. You are now ready to ride with your new Tusk Rear Window!
Warning: To ensure the longevity of the Tusk Rear Window, it is recommended the window is
removed during transportation.