Had to buy a new toy today..

[Joel/ak]

Nice,enjoy..

Thanks. Wife drove it for the 1st time today. She was in heaven. She's disabled (guess 8 back surgeries do that) and just the ride and power steering made it easy on her compared to the old one.

Makes every dollar worth it

 

[coobie]

Thanks. Wife drove it for the 1st time today. She was in heaven. She's disabled (guess 8 back surgeries do that) and just the ride and power steering made it easy on her compared to the old one.

Makes every dollar worth it

Happy wife happy life. Power steering is great option to have no doubt about it.

 

[Joel/ak]

Now I gotta get a windshield for it I was told

No one lists one for a 2022 and not sure if it's the same size as other years. I'm not paying $500 for a piece of lexan.

Old lady can't have everything

 

[coobie]

Now I gotta get a windshield for it I was told

No one lists one for a 2022 and not sure if it's the same size as other years. I'm not paying $500 for a piece of lexan.

Old lady can't have everything

www.essexmanufacturing.com used to have a lot of mule stuff for sale.I don't know if they are still in business or not.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Kubota offered both, lexan, and glass for my S&S, I bought the glass and I'm glad I did.

SR

 

[coobie]

Now I gotta get a windshield for it I was told

No one lists one for a 2022 and not sure if it's the same size as other years. I'm not paying $500 for a piece of lexan.

Old lady can't have everything

Go glass you can thank me later.

 

[Joel/ak]

www.essexmanufacturing.com used to have a lot of mule stuff for sale.I don't know if they are still in business or not.

Sent Essex an email to see what they have available. Thanks

 

[Joel/ak]

I would prefer glass. Lexan and other plastics fade over the years. I'm hard on glass though..

 

[Alan W.]

The Kawasaki Mules are very dependable and tough. We have the JackAss model, yes mine is smaller and slower than everybody elses. I do envy your power steering.
Congrats.

 

[stevewarner1957]

They really did a great job on redesign of the new Mules. They have always been good mechanically but looked stodgy and dull. The new ones look great, I’m sure you and the wife will enjoy it

 

[sodamo]

Congrats on your new machine. Enjoy
We got a Kawasaki Mule 4010 and love it. Didn’t buy it for speed, but plenty fast enough on uneven ground. Wife (also disabled) loves the power steering. I did get a windshield, but think my homemade one from a sheet of HD lexan on my golf cart is just as good, maybe better.

 

[OzarkChris]

The Kawasaki Mules are very dependable and tough. We have the JackAss model, yes mine is smaller and slower than everybody elses. I do envy your power steering.
Congrats.

Used to have the diesel version, ran long & hard but fuel pump started to go - pretty much have to replace 1/2 the engine to fix - so traded off last year for a sweet deal 2020 4010 trans camo (I could care less about the camo) with 10 hrs. Guy who bought it said it was too slow - max speed probably around 25mph going down hill - traded it in for something that would do 55+ and spent 60+K for it. Quite frankly, except when I go to the mailbox (literally 0.5 miles away) I don't have my foot all the way to the floor anyway - big hill between house & mailbox. Around the property (95% of its use) my max speed is probably around 10-15mph - the 4010 doesn't have a speedo, just an hour & fuel tank guage, but does have power steering. This works great for me, can pull just about anything I throw at it (obviously within reason/specs), get me all around the property, carry quite a bit (in 2 seater mode) and thrifty on the gas.

Have fun with yours, they are work horses that last & last!

 

[TIMMYDUCK]

Congrats on your new buggy .
The Madvet and I went with the ecologically friendly Ranger EV and just love it for around the farm .

 

[OzarkChris]

Congrats on your new buggy .
The Madvet and I went with the ecologically friendly Ranger EV and just love it for around the farm .

How long does it go between charges? How long to charge?

 

[TIMMYDUCK]

Around the farm it would be a couple weeks of normal daily chore duty .

The trails are a whole different matter .
You use up the energy in about 2-3 hours or 50 miles

A recharge from under 10 % is 8-10 hours from 110 volts which is the only option . No speed charging is possible.

 

[OzarkChris]

Around the farm it would be a couple weeks of normal daily chore duty .

The trails are a whole different matter .
You use up the energy in about 2-3 hours or 50 miles

A recharge from under 10 % is 8-10 hours from 110 volts which is the only option . No speed charging is possible.

Sounds good, but probably wouldn't work so great for my place. 3-5hr hard work/day on my sxs. Thanks for the info!

 

[Code54]

We have had a Mule FXT pro since it was released it is a great machine. Just fires right up and does it job. Not real fast but more than enough for a work machine around our place. CONGRATS on yours

 

[grsthegreat]

Used to have the diesel version, ran long & hard but fuel pump started to go - pretty much have to replace 1/2 the engine to fix - so traded off last year for a sweet deal 2020 4010 trans camo (I could care less about the camo) with 10 hrs. Guy who bought it said it was too slow - max speed probably around 25mph going down hill - traded it in for something that would do 55+ and spent 60+K for it. Quite frankly, except when I go to the mailbox (literally 0.5 miles away) I don't have my foot all the way to the floor anyway - big hill between house & mailbox. Around the property (95% of its use) my max speed is probably around 10-15mph - the 4010 doesn't have a speedo, just an hour & fuel tank guage, but does have power steering. This works great for me, can pull just about anything I throw at it (obviously within reason/specs), get me all around the property, carry quite a bit (in 2 seater mode) and thrifty on the gas.

Have fun with yours, they are work horses that last & last!

same here, i have no need for speed. just work around my place with mine. never leaves the property.

 

[Joel/ak]

I wanted a FX model but can't find them locally around here. Oh well, nowadays you get what you can and the MX will do just fine.

Glad I didn't bring the wife with me. They had a teryx model with what looked liked 33" tires. Only $25k...

I leave her home sometimes for a reason

 

[Citydude]

I wanted a FX model but can't find them locally around here. Oh well, nowadays you get what you can and the MX will do just fine.

Glad I didn't bring the wife with me. They had a teryx model with what looked liked 33" tires. Only $25k...

I leave her home sometimes for a reason

If you end up getting a plastic windshield, use this to prevent scratching while cleaning. Highly recommend.