Ultimate DIY Front Cargo Box for Polaris Sportsman

Here we go again with another project. This time I get out the woodworking tools and make some dust while building the ultimate DIY-friendly front cargo box for my Polaris Sportsman. Check out how easy it can be to build a good looking cargo box for next to nothing in material cost. Be sure to pay special attention to the little details that I consider when building the perfect size cargo box. If this cargo box looks to be the perfect size for you, write down the exact dimensions I provide in the video near the end. Happy hammering.
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[@montydaken7924]

still plenty of room left over for the cold snacks. I need to build me one of these for my '08 sportsman 500. same type of lid. i need to be able to fit my milwaukee leaf blower (battery power). extra batteries and ice melt jugs for my snow removal side hustle.

[@lloydmarche7263]

Very nice build. I am figuring out something for my 2016 sportsman . It has the removable front rack with the lock and ride mounts. Miss my old honda with the tube steel rack.

[@MrJohnnydeed]

Nice work! I have a 2008 with the same rails and such. I've searched time and again for someone that may have purchased some sort of system that works as a quick connect/disconnect. Never found anything. You would think Polaris had something in mind when they designed that!

[@sawingwithsandy]

Yeah I agree. Seems like an obvious thing for Polaris to offer

[@sambilhorn9282]

Thanks for the video, looking to make one like this myself. Are you happy with the size? Any changes you would make now that you are using it? Thanks!

[@sawingwithsandy]

Hi Sam. Glad you found the video helpful. Overall I’m quite happy with the size. It’s performed very well and I’ve. It encountered any times when I wished it was different. Happy building

[@johnmathews1221]

Doesn't the height of the box restrict the full movement of handlebars?

[@sawingwithsandy]

They are still able to turn to full lock each way

[@agpicker481]

Why not build this in the back why up front??

[@sawingwithsandy]

I have a cargo box on the back

[@lumberjill6598]

I built one for the back of my wheeler but made it to beefy, which means heavy. Too heavy. Use a milk crate and a couple bungies. Yours looks way better. Jealous of your miter saw. Mine doesn't have a light or sliding.

[@sawingwithsandy]

Yeah a milk crate is a good alternative. That freaky mitre saw sure has been put to work and it keeps on swinging