Thinking UTV, 4 seat, suggestions??
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powder smoke
Hawkeye
HONDA!!, Been running atv's for some time now as far as
dirt bike, utility vehicles, the quality and dependability can
not be beat.
A little more pricey than most but they'll get you home! End of story. ps
dirt bike, utility vehicles, the quality and dependability can
not be beat.
A little more pricey than most but they'll get you home! End of story. ps
mikewriter
Blackhawk
We have a "regular" length Mule, and are very happy with it.
"Stretch" golf carts can be handy, also - or the 4wd versions like the Bad Boy. Pricey, but good rigs.
Mike
"Stretch" golf carts can be handy, also - or the 4wd versions like the Bad Boy. Pricey, but good rigs.
Mike
Love my Polaris ranger 900 XP. I don't have the extended cab version. I put tracks on for the winter and a cab. Lots of aftermarket options. The sky is the limit. You can buy a ranger for $12000 and then double the price in options if you so choose. It's fast (62 mph) and a great suspension. I use mine for work and play.
Busterswoodshop
Hunter
I have a Polaris Ranger and have no complaints.
I ride with a group and we have tried just about every make out there over the years and now we all have Polaris except one who has
a Can Am.
Check out a few and see what you like.
The farther back the engine sets in the vehicle the quieter they are and the less heat gets in the cab.
If the engine is under the seat or between the seats they can get pretty hot and very loud.
Also the back seat is closer to the engine and it gets pretty uncomfortable sometimes.
Also don't forget to set in the back seat and see how comfortable it is.
From my experience the ones with the bench seat are more comfortable than the ones with the bucket seats and are much
easier to get in and out of.
I ride with a group and we have tried just about every make out there over the years and now we all have Polaris except one who has
a Can Am.
Check out a few and see what you like.
The farther back the engine sets in the vehicle the quieter they are and the less heat gets in the cab.
If the engine is under the seat or between the seats they can get pretty hot and very loud.
Also the back seat is closer to the engine and it gets pretty uncomfortable sometimes.
Also don't forget to set in the back seat and see how comfortable it is.
From my experience the ones with the bench seat are more comfortable than the ones with the bucket seats and are much
easier to get in and out of.
Price is a big concern then function. I plan to sit in a few and then try to find a deal. There was a mule with only 226 hours that went for 5900 the other day but I was not ready to commit. May have to wait until after Christmas too. Or maybe that is what Santa will bring??
Thanks guys,
Thanks guys,
protoolman
Service-Sixer
Lots of the Kawasaki mules around here. They seem to be totally reliable.
mohavesam
Hawkeye
Ram Hemi.
