Gator XUV, 2009 vs 2010

[gamble77]

There is a pic of the new bed on Deere's homepage...it is poly and the sides can fold down to make a "flat" bed.

2010 XUV will have the new bed...52hp 44mph but I didn't tell you...

 

[ghitch75]

could you post a link?

 

[gamble77]

John Deere Home Page Redirect

The picture of the gator is the new TX with the new bed...obviously not the best picture in the world but there it is.

 

[ghitch75]

i been there and that looks like the same bed as the XUV......might be new to the TX....not new to the XUV...

 

[gamble77]

Well I won't try to argue, not sure why you don't believe me either...

I have attached another picture that might turn you into a "believer". This bed is new to ALL gators.

 

[ghitch75]

i didn't see that pic....sorry i believe now!!!....lol

 

[shot_gun]

I stand corrected. The pics in the dealer sales manual are not available on the customer side except on the gator page ther is a sneek peek. Thanks for the pic.

 

[flenth]

Any possibility of a cluth enclosure for the 850D?

 

[shot_gun]

I'm not sure that is coming out but it would be nice. That diesel moves around alot with all that torque. I'm interested in the 4 seat version we are supposed to see.

 

[TOMMYHPX4X4]

i think if they start up with that poly/plastic stuff"they gonna be messin up thats one of the best things about the gators is that metal bed i put it through so much abuse and it took every bit of it. now my buddy who had a polaris with a poly bed well when we through cement into it lets just say "crack kills"it acually did crack the bed if the cement hit it with a point plus the bed tailgate wouldn't hold back the cement you could see it bending so we offloaded some of the weight because we was afriad the tailgat would just give out. nuthin beats a steel bed look at the avalanche trucks with all that plastic they don't hold up at all. them new bens look nice but they have no use for a person who hauls rough and jagged objects if your doing little landscapeing project around the yard they are fiine but get into some really heavy hauling and see how long they last.