Comparison ...Down to two UTV choices (Kubota or Husqvarna)....Help!

[Kenneth in Texas]

theres no way you could go wrong with the kubota.

 

[batwing]

theres no way you could go wrong with the kubota.

Or a Honda
Ron

 

[newwoodsguy]

Thanks again Jeff- That looks like a fantastically useful trailer.

 

[newwoodsguy]

Thanks NC Redneck.... I like Hondas too but no reasonably close seller here. So - I got it down to these two. Thanks though.

 

[newwoodsguy]

Thanks Kenneth in Texas ...... Reassuring to hear such strong things on the Kubota (and nothing on the Huskvarna)... Thanks for posting.

 

[newwoodsguy]

Thanks Ron- Like Hondas but no reasonably close seller here. Got it down to these two. Kubota seems to be a favorite so far. Thanks for posting.

 

[Xfaxman]

Thanks Roy Jackson. Yeah no longer made by Husky, but apparently made by Club Car. It made me nervous too, but wanted to be sure it am not walking away from something great. Other threads really liked the HUV4421GPX. Thanks Roy - I appreciate it.

I think it was always made by Club Car. If it has an aluminum frame, one lever with forward, neutral, reverse, shifts to 4WD and locks the differentials as needed, it was made by Club Car.

It is a great UTV. I had two of the same models made for Bobcat.

This one was gas, with an electric actuated dump bed.


Traded for this diesel powered version.


Club Car also makes the Rustler, sold by New Holland.

You can see the aluminum frame that goes up at the front.

 

[newwoodsguy]

Thanks Xfaxman. I think you are right. It may have always been made by club car----just branded Husky (but now Husky seems to be out of the UTV business as of 2012). So you liked them enough to buy two....what did you think of the gas one?

 

[Xfaxman]

Thanks Xfaxman. I think you are right. It may have always been made by club car----just branded Husky (but now Husky seems to be out of the UTV business as of 2012). So you liked them enough to buy two....what did you think of the gas one?

It was a good one, had a Honda 2 cylinder engine. The only machine on the place that never got stuck and it pulled the mower out of the mud around the pond several times. I got the diesel because all the other machines were diesel powered and I have a 100 gallon tank with off road diesel fuel.

 

[Happy Gilmore]

I'd go for the Kubota. I have an RTV900, it's indispensable for sure. I use it for darn gear everything.