Try jacking up the rear end to let the arms drop. That's what I had to do with my 800

 

I jack up the rear and the arm did not roll far enough for me to grease it,,

 

A picture would help us. You can think about replacing the zerk fittings with another type. At least three types are made 90 degree (like you have), 45 degree, and straight. They also come with different size threads so when going to buy others take one of you removed to make sure you get the right fit. Most bigger auto parts places have them.

Mike

 

You usually have to jack it up to grease those.

 

I can grease the zerks labeled "A" with wheels on ground.
The zerks labeled "B" can be greased if you jack back of RZR up.
If sway bar is still attached, you may have to lift both wheels off of ground to get A-arms to droop enough to attach grease gun to zerk.

 

Use a needle fitting on your grease gun

17 1kS

 

what do i do with the needle fitting just stick it into the grease plug where the little ball is??

 

That is correct... push the check ball in with the tip of the needle and grease away

17 1kS

 

Mine was a pain also so i replaced the bushings with superdaves, gave them a good coat of antiseize and put plugs where the grease zerks were and never looked back. When I put high clearance arms on, the bushings were good as new after several thousand miles.