A little off topic (ATV Question)

[art]

Depending on what you are doing we've had good luck with the cub cadet utility veichles. That would still give you a good box for carrying things and a good load capacity and about 20 mph speed and seats two comfortably. There are some out there used as we get them from time to time with lower hours and they should be in your price range.

 

[bowhunter3030]

I have a Yamaha Grizzly 660. I planted 15 acres of food plots with it before I bought my B3030. I use a Swisher 44" rough cut mower attached to the 660 to cut the plots each year. I use this over my B3030 because I can cut them at much greater speeds. It hauls the big bucks out, too!

 

[ABE56]

Guys,

You helped me several years ago in deciding to buy my bx2230. I have just purchased 20 acres mostly wooded with hills, a 2acre field, and all fenced. I want to by an utility ATV to work on the property. I can't afford the RTV Kubota has so I want to go with a used ATV, maybe spend around 4,000-5,000. Does anyone have advise on which brand of ATV to look at?? I am a total rookie when it comes to these

Thanks,

ps: sorry its off topic but I have trust issues....

Steve

Just thought I 'd throw my two cents in. I have 3 ATV's along w/ the L3400. Polaris 400 sport for fun
Bombardier quest for 4 wheeling
Bombardier traxter w/ chains, plow, winch set up for working the land, hauling trees out of the woods, towing trailers, splitters etc. Its awesome and a real workhorse

 

[johnk]

I think an ATV no matter what kind as long as it has 4 wheels and not three is the best vehicle you can own for multitasking on country property. It really saves tons of physical labor...........It gets me up my hill to deer hunt and drag em down when done. Don't even break a sweat......