Bob_Skurka
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cowboydoc . . . there "scaled down toolcat" is simply a basic UTV, not the implement running machine I tried to describe. Certainly not articulated, no front decks, etc.
Who will be next with a UTV?
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No I'm talking about the scaled down Toolcat. You can get the basic toolcat without cab or any of the frills.
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I didn't realize that! Sorry. I thougth the cab was standard!
I'll have to go look at those again and see what I can come up with.
I'll have to go look at those again and see what I can come up with.
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Will New Holland jump in? Correct me if I am wrong here, but currently or at one time New Holland was getting their lawn tractors from Toro? )</font>
My NH dealer is thinking of carrying Arctic Cat. Has anyone heard what their plans are? On their website if you click on "ATV", they have an inactive button that says "UTILITY." Hmm... Might they be the next entry into what is becoming a very full market? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
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My NH dealer is thinking of carrying Arctic Cat. Has anyone heard what their plans are? On their website if you click on "ATV", they have an inactive button that says "UTILITY." Hmm... Might they be the next entry into what is becoming a very full market? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
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I just want something to run to the lake with (1/4 mile) from our property and that I can carry some small items with. So I am glad some companies are making glorified golf carts. We don't have much room for parking and it would take up less room than my F250. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
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I forgot to list the Rhino. A friend of mine has the Yamaha Grizzly with the same 660cc engine. That ATV has great power and a super smooth ride. It made me consider the Rhino because of my experience with his Grizzly. The big drawback was that 400 or 440 lb capacity on the bed.
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Yeah, it's a little light for totin anything, but it's supposed to go anywhere the Griz will. I was real hot to get one, then a deal came along on a 500 Sportsman HO that I couldn't pass up. My resources are going toward a tractor now I think.
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rockyridgefarm . . . I'm not so sure that would have much pulling power in the mud with tires you show, does it come with an R4 option?