Remember..if your going to play in the mud....don't neglect your underbelly. 

You, kind sir, are in desperate need of a set of doors    I looked at my BiLs Rzr 900 yesterday and how much mud was caked on it, and remarked "Just think how bad that'd be if you didn't have doors on it"? Looking at your pics, and the drivers seat in particular, that pretty much shows just how bad it can get 

[2015 Z Force 800 53/Trail EPS]

Yeah needs to be an easier way of clearing that stuff. I thought I was doing a pretty good job with my pressure washer getting all that out but when I pulled it to do the rock sliders...I was surprised at how much was still in..or on it. And I don't get in much mud. 

I'm going to have to pull mine now to see what I have stored.
NMK, maybe we'll have to come up with a 1/2" tubing system drilled with plenty of holes and a hose attachment that will fit inside the pan.  Bet most of us can shed some unwanted pounds off the machine when cleaned.

Oh yea the 1st I pulled my skid plate off I did't know if I could put it back on myself because it was so heavy; then I realized it was just all the mud on it  

[2015 Z Force 800 53/Trail EPS]

I wonder if the Iron Baltic skid is smoother on the top side. I think all those ridges and things help hold stuff on it. I also found several pounds of dirt between the side lower plastics and the frame

I would love a set of doors...however, formula, diapers , and clothes for my son seem to be taking most of the priority over doors.  Crazy huh?.  I even stated a little swear jar to help save for doors.  Mud or no mud, I give mine a bath with the pressure washer and hand wash and I was amazed on how much still was there.  Several pounds!