Mechron 2200

[wallace]

Wonder why Deadong wants to keep re badging all of their product?
Seems if they would keep some kind of exclusiveness, the product would yield better profits?

 

[MotorSeven]

Wonder why Deadong wants to keep re badging all of their product?
Seems if they would keep some kind of exclusiveness, the product would yield better profits?

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My thoughts exactly....I never understand the re-badge thing.



Hey Wallace what are you doing with all those Mechron crates?

One crate makes an outstanding Man/Lumber lift:

My Dealer has been selling Mechron's like hotcakes. I'm building my house so he let me have a crate to turn into the lift platform. It took about 3 hrs to cut it down, weld it back together & spray some primer on it.

 

[MotorSeven]

I saw a utv today that was called a bad boy buggy, and it is a re-badged kiot mechron. Had the camo and shields on the half shafts. Salesman was upset when I told him I had just got a kioti for 2 grand less than he was asking.

Bass Pro sells the same machine for around $1500 more than a Kioti.

 

[DrRick]

I now have 14 hrs on my mechron. I did notice when my 2 friends and I had them together, that the decal on the side of the bed is kioti orange on one machine , but on two others there is a more brownish color. It is pretty far off. Could this be different so the green hooded kiotis would look better? Maybe I got the wrong decal on my orange unit. The mechron with the matching decal sure looks better. Otherwise it is awsome .

 

[BSVLY]

Well I didn't get skinned:laughing:

The good wife actually liked the surprise B-day gift, gave me a kiss and now brags about having "her" UTV! She told the neighbor "He has his tractor...this is my machine". I do have a nice Foreman and a Jeep, so no worries.

So there you go.. you need to have courage.

Recap on Set-up:

Green Mechron 2200
Free canopy
Hydraulic Lift Bed
Skid Plates
CVC boot Dust/Rock Protectors
Mirrors
Windshield
ATV style dirt tires-not turf tires

 

[Dmace]

Very nice! :thumbsup:

I wonder if they'll offer a gas engine in the future.

 

[TractorTidy]

As far as a gas, hopefully they do. All indications are they intend to expand the line in the future including a possible 2 seater.

 

[BSVLY]

Oh BTW-There are some design features on the 2200 that are very robust: the tractor engine, the tractor rear end, the hydraulic bed Ram. The tech at the tractor shop is a UTV nut and owns a few Rhinos-has for years. He explained how the Kioti build was very tough and had spyder gears in the rear end. The Yamaha UTV's don't; so it limits what you can do before breaking an axle. No worries snapping a tight turn on pavement or dirt with the 2200 though. That is what he said anyways. I have not really compared the various machines toe-to-toe; since I chose the Kioti 2200 because of the brand, utility and dealer support.

Also-the bed holds and can dump 1,100 Lbs. Made of steel all the way around. No plastic here at all! Guessing for now that it could handle a full bed of soil. The dump mechanism is simple and had a float detent feature that eases the bed down automatically at a slow speed. I think that 1100 Lbs is a very good capacity to have. It is wider too than other UTV's. The 2200 has a wide frame and wheelbase. So it is stable. The available Off Road tires I chose are USA made 6-ply rated Tires. Nice touch.

So far it seems about right as far as utility goes. I don't get to drive it much. My wife likes it for her yard work and patrolling the fence line. Shifts just fine. Get up and go is very good and the ride is smooth over fairly uneven ground. Even takes washboard dirt roads OK. The suspension is adjustable and it comes with spanner wrench to tweak the shocks if needed.

has two cup holders, a glove compartment, and a little open cubby in the dash and a 12 volt receptacle on the dash.

I sure liked the new Deere models. For myself, I might want more of a ride like those-faster, meaner & Greener looking. But for the wife to run around the property doing cleanup and landscaping, not worring about top speed (Tops out around 30 MPH) for tipping safety and ruggedness and ease of use-good comfy bench seats-this Mechron is a nice machine.

 

[jimmyj]

Oh BTW-There are some design features on the 2200 that are very robust: the tractor engine, the tractor rear end, the hydraulic bed Ram. The tech at the tractor shop is a UTV nut and owns a few Rhinos-has for years. He explained how the Kioti build was very tough and had spyder gears in the rear end. The Yamaha UTV's don't; so it limits what you can do before breaking an axle. No worries snapping a tight turn on pavement or dirt with the 2200 though. That is what he said anyways. I have not really compared the various machines toe-to-toe; since I chose the Kioti 2200 because of the brand, utility and dealer support.

Also-the bed holds and can dump 1,100 Lbs. Made of steel all the way around. No plastic here at all! Guessing for now that it could handle a full bed of soil. The dump mechanism is simple and had a float detent feature that eases the bed down automatically at a slow speed. I think that 1100 Lbs is a very good capacity to have. It is wider too than other UTV's. The 2200 has a wide frame and wheelbase. So it is stable. The available Off Road tires I chose are USA made 6-ply rated Tires. Nice touch.

So far it seems about right as far as utility goes. I don't get to drive it much. My wife likes it for her yard work and patrolling the fence line. Shifts just fine. Get up and go is very good and the ride is smooth over fairly uneven ground. Even takes washboard dirt roads OK. The suspension is adjustable and it comes with spanner wrench to tweak the shocks if needed.

has two cup holders, a glove compartment, and a little open cubby in the dash and a 12 volt receptacle on the dash.

I sure liked the new Deere models. For myself, I might want more of a ride like those-faster, meaner & Greener looking. But for the wife to run around the property doing cleanup and landscaping, not worring about top speed (Tops out around 30 MPH) for tipping safety and ruggedness and ease of use-good comfy bench seats-this Mechron is a nice machine.

Sure sounds (and looks) great. I am envious!

 

[patcopaul]

I just placed a deposit on a new Mechron. I didn't have a coupon and configured it thusly (thusly?!?...really!); hydraulic bed lift, skid plates, CVC boot protectors, work site tires (I hope that's the right choice), front receiver and the winch adaptor, can't see paying >$600 for the winch.
I didn't get a windshield or the roof. I am in the enviable position of not having to go out in inclimate weather so I think I'm put a screen of some type in the front to protect from tree branches. I want to be able to see so no roof for me.


I am paying $11,300 delivered. That seems to be the going rate.


The one thing that I am concerned about is the 75 miles (one way) to the nearest dealer. I'm pretty handy but I'm not a professional mechanic so I hope this thing will be bullet proof.


It should be delivered shortly after Thanksgiving.


Wish me luck.