I was going slow enough on the Rhino I was able to swerve so I could avoid hitting this turtle, I took a few pictures then moved him across the trail.
zap
zap
Off topic...But I am looking to buy a Utv,
Rhino, Ranger or Mule??
Property is flat and is old farm land, Any thoughts Zap??
Polaris Razr.... Go big or Go home......
If no Razr, then a Prowler, Rhino, Ranger, Mule, Big Red, or Gator will all do...
I know 2 people with Mules (slow but work horses), 1 with a Razr (Sick!!), 1 with a Ranger (prob my favorite), and 1 with a Gator (another slow work horse). I am looking to sell my ATV's and get one also. I just sold a 2002 Honda Rancher 4x4 yesterday. Just have my 2000 Honda 400EX (bored to 440 and Many Mod's!) Left to sell now.
Looking for a wood haulin machine...
For us the Rhino was a perfect fit for our trails, this is my first UTV so I can't really comment on the others. I think at the time we bought ours the Rhino had bucket seats compared to bench seats in the Ranger, the Ranger was also wider.Off topic...But I am looking to buy a Utv,
Rhino, Ranger or Mule??
Property is flat and is old farm land, Any thoughts Zap??
For us the Rhino was a perfect fit for our trails, this is my first UTV so I can't really comment on the others. I think at the time we bought ours the Rhino had bucket seats compared to bench seats in the Ranger, the Ranger was also wider.
If we were buying again the Rhino would be my choice just because we never had any problems with it, we take it in every year for the oil change, grease and filters.
Our Rhino has been a great worker, climbs the hills we have (ask Sav or Mrs. Sav.) I'm not in it for speed or looks, just for getting the wood off the hills and some nice rides.
zap
This is what the Rhino dealer in our area also carries, http://www.bennche.com/Thanks Zap and Jake...Have a couple of bids on Rhinos on ebay, but I think they will shoot out of my price range.
I have the two bench seat diesel mule. It is slow topping out a 24mph which is a pain when I run to my cousins farm 10 miles away. But I love it and its the most used piece of equ at the farm. It can easily fit five people and its quiet so I can cruse trails and we can all talk and hear with a normal voice. My cousin has a Rino and that thing is loud easily twice as loud as mine.
Billy
I am however biased against Polaris ATVs as a rule having seen a lot of folks who have had issues with them over the years (not specifically the Razor, but with other ATVs in the line up.)
The Deere XUV (850i I believe) used to be the fastest diesel in the biz. Of course things change weekly in that market so who knows now? Anyways, the 850i would do 30 MPH, carry 2 ppl and 1000lbs of firewood anywhere it would fit. True 4WD and fully independent suspension. I remember it would hop curbs at the dealership doing 15+ MPH and you'd barely feel it. Awesome machine.
They have a Suzuki powered gas XUV that does 45+. Hang on Robin....
I've seen some expensive UTV's around here. Quad cab Kubota diesel with a hydraulic or electric tilt dump beds and quad tracks for the winter.
Kinda defeats the purpose of being outside doesn't it?
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For us the Rhino was a perfect fit for our trails, this is my first UTV so I can't really comment on the others. I think at the time we bought ours the Rhino had bucket seats compared to bench seats in the Ranger, the Ranger was also wider.
If we were buying again the Rhino would be my choice just because we never had any problems with it, we take it in every year for the oil change, grease and filters.
Our Rhino has been a great worker, climbs the hills we have (ask Sav or Mrs. Sav.) I'm not in it for speed or looks, just for getting the wood off the hills and some nice rides.
zap
It was our pleasure Sav. was that October 6th of last year?Yes indeed. And zap does have some steep hills! It was nice taking the tour zap and we'll never forget it.
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