Perfect for Winter Riding
If you're sick of layering so many jackets that you can't move your arms, SuperATV has the solution for you. Our Cab Heater will keep your Polaris RZR Trail 900 warm and toasty, even in the most brutal cold temperatures. It draws heat directly from your engine, just like a traditional car heater, and mounts under the dash to stay out of the way. Thanks to multiple temperatures and fan speeds, you'll are in total control of your cab's comfort.
Includes Defrost Vents
A warm cab isn't worth a whole lot if you can't see where you're going. Luckily, this kit includes two defrost vents and hoses in addition to the vents in the heater itself. They'll keep your windshield free of snow and ice, giving you a clear view of the trail ahead. These defrost vents get routed neatly through your dash so you don't have to worry about the hoses getting in the way.
Keeps Your Cab Warm
Our cab heater pulls heat directly from your engine. That means the longer you ride, the more comfortable you'll be. It's strategically positioned to stay out of the way and deliver heat to both you and your passenger. This kit uses high-grade radiator hoses that are rated from -40F to 285F, so no matter how cold it is outside or how hot your engine gets, this Polaris RZR cab heater can handle it.
Minimal Installation Time
Ride time is valuable & we don't want you to be tied to your garage all day. That's why we send everything you need for a fast and easy install, including hoses, drill bits, and machine-specific mounting plates. You'll have your new UTV heater up and running in no time.
****NOTE: Drilling through plastic and firewall required. All necessary bits are included.****
Trail 900 Cab Heater Features:
- Adjustable temperature and fan speeds
- 360& adjustable vents
- High-grade radiator hoses-rated -40F to 285°F
- Includes defrost hoses and vents
- 3.4 amps at 13.7 volts
- Built-in shutoff valve
- Heater control box measures 10 x 4.5 x 11.75
- Easy install - comes with all required hardware
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