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Re: Which utility vehicle do you like?
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Posted by JW on December 21, 2003 at 18:04:00 from (64.209.38.158):
In Reply to: Which utility vehicle do you like? posted by Nathan(GA) on December 21, 2003 at 15:02:39:
Honda makes the best 4wheeler ATV cause they have kept the basic all purpose design for years and just do improvements on the little things. They might not be the greatest in a certain enviroment but they can go from a wet enviroment (creeks, rivers) to sandy areas without a problem (Polaris doesn't like the sand). The problem that I have with the 4wheelers are: 1) only one person can ride. Can't take Junior or Junior's Junior to check on his favorite calf. 2) they do make alot of noise that will stir up the wildlife. 3) you have to kick a leg up and over the seat in order to mount it, unlike the convential seating of a Gator, Mule, Ranger, ect. 4) they have a very limited cargo area. There is only so much room for rocks that are picked up from the field, fence mending equipment, spot spray gear, ect. Utility Haulers would be the best route. Either a Gator or a Mule.
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