UTV Decision

[ovrszd]

Sorry, but be careful, you give a Texan bull you get the horn. HS

Again, very typical.

 

[Citydude]

Just in case you haven't traveled much you might not understand Houstonians and Texans own Colorado and the ski areas. Check the private jet registrations on ground at Aspen and other places in Colorado, you'll begin to understand... Colorado is a winter play ground owned by Texans, has been since the 1940's. HS

That explains all the duel wheelers with welders on the back in the parking lot....

 

[ovrszd]

That explains all the duel wheelers with welders on the back in the parking lot....

Another good one!!!!

 

[ArlyA]

I am from Michigan and our fair city averages 230" of snow per season. This season we received a skimpy and modest 180".

Relax you guys let's not derail this thread to badly. BTW I wouldn't recommend using Michigan as a comparison for this past winter. Only a few good storms happened that were over 8in. Just speaking as a die heart Michigan lover (not the football team)

 

[ovrszd]

I am from Michigan and our fair city averages 230" of snow per season. This season we received a skimpy and modest 180".

I'm pretty sure we haven't gotten 180" of snow in the last ten years.

 

[ArlyA]

Bob is there a reason your not considering one of the Gators?? One of those or a Defender would be on our list. The BRP defender does have a tight turning radius. Here is a review of it we posted.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/atvs-utility-vehicles/355357-can-am-2016-defender-hd10.html

I've been looking for months at the honda pioneer, kawasaki mule and can am defender.

I really like the mule, but the others have a much better turning radius. 16 feet to less than 14. It is going to be a 50 / 50 machine work and play. Without trying it on my property, it's hard to tell if the turning radius will truly make a difference.

Do anyone that has a mule pro fx able to comment on trail maneuverability compared to the other two machines?

Thanks