UTV accessories

[Torvy]

I got my trailer with my SxS in mind. It can carry the SxS and the SxS can pull the trailer. 77"x14', with 5k lb axle.

I need to widen a couple of spots to fit the trailer all around the property.

The SxS is a bit heavy for its size due to it being EV.

It came with the receiver. I use the same hitch i use on my truck.

 

[rontaki]

I got my trailer with my SxS in mind. It can carry the SxS and the SxS can pull the trailer. 77"x14', with 5k lb axle.

I need to widen a couple of spots to fit the trailer all around the property.

The SxS is a bit heavy for its size due to it being EV.

It came with the receiver. I use the same hitch i use on my truck.

When it's time to replace the batteries, if they're lead acid, look into lithiums. Much lighter, no watering.

 

[Torvy]

It has dry cell batteries, so no watering needed.

 

[eolesen]

The most used accessory on my Honda Pioneer is the front mounted two inch hitch receiver. I use it for spotting trailers mostly, but it can also double as an attach point for my winch line when using a snatch block.

For a dome light, I found some roll bar mounted velcro lights so that I didn't have to run wiring...

Also found some velcro roll bar mountable hand grabs that my much shorter wife needs to get in and out...

 

[mason leah]

For day-to-day work, the most underrated add-on has been a Polaris Ranger Midsize 570 tinted windshield. Cuts glare, keeps dust out, and makes long hours way more tolerable. Also added a small overhead switch panel for lights, sprayer pump, and a backup alarm. Didn’t realize how handy that would be.

 

[rontaki]

For day-to-day work, the most underrated add-on has been a Polaris Ranger Midsize 570 tinted windshield. Cuts glare, keeps dust out, and makes long hours way more tolerable. Also added a small overhead switch panel for lights, sprayer pump, and a backup alarm. Didn’t realize how handy that would be.

I have a glass windshield for my Polaris Ranger. Only use it in the winter. I take it out during the warm dry season. The thing is heavy, but should never need replacing due to scratching or fogging.

 

[otlski]

Kubota RTV-X1100C. It came from the dealer with the Boss 6-way plow so I won't count that.

I got an extra pair of worksite tires for the rear, and a set of diamond pattern chains - no removing/remounting chains; just swap out chained for non-chained tire pairs.

I added a heavy gauge wire and Anderson Power Pole connector to the battery. All my off-property vehicles have these so I can jump easily, as well as quickly/conveniently run water pumps, sprayers, winch, chargers, etc.

I added a Farm Boy 3-point hitch to the rear. Good for a york rack, lightly loaded pallet forks, garbage can lifter, middle buster; anything under 400 lbs reportedly.

Added front and rear LED auxiliary lights as well.