Milo
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- JD 3520, Ferris Z2100, Kawasaki Mule Pro MX, Honda Pioneer 520
Yeah they stick out just a bit but I like them.
2023 Mule Pro MX EPS?
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dj1701
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The stock rears are a true 10" and stuck out the same. The Carnivores are 10 but really 9" the offset makes them stick out the same. The stock fronts were 9" but really 7.5"
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Cleaning the nesting boxes.
ArlyA
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- Outlander1000 6x6, Ego lawn mower and shopping for tractor
Looks like you guys got more snow.
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dj1701
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A few inches. This winter has been light on snow.
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I did some hauling the other day. She is getting a bit dirty.
I called the dealership and they said my windshield and rear bumper were in. Now I need some mirrors.
I called the dealership and they said my windshield and rear bumper were in. Now I need some mirrors.
Milo
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- JD 3520, Ferris Z2100, Kawasaki Mule Pro MX, Honda Pioneer 520
I just clamped a rear view mirror on the middle of the front cross bar.
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dj1701
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I need one of those too. LOL
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Windshield and rear bumper are installed. Ain't nothing easy anymore.
houska
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- Branson 4225h; Kubota KX-040
We've had one MX Pro since 2019, and added a 2nd in 2021 (gift/long term loan from in-laws who sold their property).
We've had no serious problems with them, knock on wood.
In-laws used theirs for very short rides, like 3X/day 200' up a hill (FIL had mobility issues). That was hard on the spark plugs due to moisture. It fouled them to the point of not starting, and the needed to replace them or manually clean them every 2 weeks in winter. Quite annoying. However, once we got their machine ourselves and have been putting it through a more normal usage pattern, we've had no more spark plug problems.
We've had no serious problems with them, knock on wood.
In-laws used theirs for very short rides, like 3X/day 200' up a hill (FIL had mobility issues). That was hard on the spark plugs due to moisture. It fouled them to the point of not starting, and the needed to replace them or manually clean them every 2 weeks in winter. Quite annoying. However, once we got their machine ourselves and have been putting it through a more normal usage pattern, we've had no more spark plug problems.
