Kawasaki Mule 2500 Replacement Parts ?

[Industrial Toys]

NICE. When things were sensible and practical. No Nets to keep people in, wild suspension, tons of plastic and decals. Kind of reminds of of those 60s Pickup Brochures.

I never was very pleased with my OEM roof. The front is all wonky from the vaccume forming and causes rain to run onto the dashboard and that Motorcycle Speedometer they strapped onto the steering column.

 

[Zebrafive]

Nice picture Zebrafive. Looks like you're hauling the worlds largest bratwurst Looks just like what I need too. Thanks !

At the time I took the picture, I did not realize it looked the pipe was being carried by the Mule. That is 42" pipeline that was being installed across my property. They installed a 36" one 20 years ago. When it was installed, I was unable to cross for weeks. So when the 42" line was installed, part of the right=of-way agreement was I would able to cross at ALL times. They capped each end of the line and left about a 60' gap. when each section was in the trench and a section buried for me cross. They dug out the 60' and set and welded the 60' piece in place in the trench. The rest of the line had be welded out of the trench for miles. Several bulldozers rigged with cranes lowered the line into the trench. The Foreman told me they normally only did in trench work where they went under roads.

 

[EddieWalker]

I have a 2012 Kawasaki Transmule 4010 and I go to Kawasaki Side x Side OEM Parts, Babbitts Kawasaki Partshouse to find the part that I need. For my Mule, they have all the parts diagrams for every area of my Mule. Once I find the part number, I search to see if I can find it cheaper anywhere else, or if there is anything else out there about that part. So far, they have had the best prices and every time that I've bought from them, it's been a good experience.

 

[ruffdog]

Lots of hills here in SouthWest Wisconsin. In fact, my place doesn't have a single spot of perfect level land on 25 acres

I know...I have family from Boscobel, Woodman, Gays Mills areas and any flat areas were only for the house. The people that baled hay over there needed to know how to stack a wagon so the bales didn't fall off. You better have good footing yourself too!