neat polaris transport two seater

[TOMMYHPX4X4]

your talking about your cv boots in the front right?? if so you have to take the hub off the pop the shaft out of the little hub . that will give you a straight shaft to slide the boot over. in otherwords the parts that are in between the cvboot needs to be pulled apart. you need to pop loose parts #3 and #6
John Deere - Parts Catalog

 

[Skipholiday]

Come to Arab and I will hook you up. Bring your hpx.
We ride everyday and I will be honest I don't believe I could handle a day in an hpx. The xuv rides like a car.
If your serious about trading, shoot me a pm and I can probably get one delivered to you cheaper than you can buy local.
I may be wrong, my brother lives in Peshtigo and we saved him 2 grand~!

I wanna have fun today!


So who wants to let me borrow 1400 bucks ??

Ok but seriously I wish I could trade my gator in for 1.4k. I've now got 2 boots that are shot, some sort of major driveline problem, a busted splash guard, a semi-broken hood, and oh yeah 600 hours on it.

 

[jcmseven]

As for XUV's, I have had zero issues with mine. I was one who traded in though a gasoline XUV for a diesel model, which has more power. That was not due to any dissatisfaction with the original product, though. So far, I have been really happy with my diesel XUV. I work it pretty hard and have already put about 40 hours on it. That does not sound like much but I have not had it that long, and it shares duties with my compact tractor. I know there are many who still have, and get good usage from the HPX, but having had both, the XUV is a monumental improvement and both ride and performance.

John M

 

[a37b]

I havent heard of any failures either in the xuv. Mine rides , drives and is a much improved version of the gator. My neighbors hpx doesnt hold a candle to the xuv. He even admits he is going to upgrade also.
For a first year run I think it is a great utv. Most first year runs of any other make have had many more problems than the xuv.
MM

 

[jcmseven]

Thisis one reason I really like John Deere. Yes, occasionally they will lay an egg. For the most part though they are really good with their engineering.

John M

 

[Skipholiday]

I've had excellent service from my John Deere dealer and all my John Deere equipment.
This is my 3rd gator and all have been problem free aside from the problems I created.
My brother has an 06 diesel hpx and an x595 compact and he has had zero problems besides overloading his dump bed with pea gravel.

The virtual XUV owners really have a tough time tho~!

 

[darkday]

Skip I sent you a quick pm.

 

[Skipholiday]

Returned

Skip I sent you a quick pm.

 

[TOMMYHPX4X4]

no virtual owner here if i wanted one it would be sitting where my hpx is right now . i will look at one when the 08's come out til then i will ride my hpx. when i go to buy one i'm gonna have the guy put 1000lbs in the bed i wanna see it handle it better than the hpx. iether way i'm still keepin my hpx.

 

[jcmseven]

I have not hauled that much in my XUV bed yet, but I have placed a weight box with 14 42 pound Quick Tach weights in the back to take it to a friend who borrowed it for ballast for his tractor over the weekend. That would come to 588# + 150# == 738#, which did not even phase the XUV. I never hauled anything that heavy in my older HPX but the ride, etc. was almost exactly the same loaded as unloaded on the XUV. I have never really looked underneath at the frame that much on mine, but it is a fully boxed frame that is as thick and heavily done as some pickup trucks I have seen.

John M