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Re: Way OT ,, atv's used on farm etc
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Posted by idontno on October 03, 2005 at 17:15:18 from (24.224.3.152):
In Reply to: Way OT ,, atv's used on farm etc posted by Bryan In Iowa on October 03, 2005 at 11:20:04:
WEll...I got a Honda 200 3 wheeler,Great for chasing cattle.It"s great for running around the farm.But....I have a old Cushman Golf cart that I use for everything else.Its 4 wheeled and has a steel body.Electric.Can"t beat it.I can haul 10 sacks for cement at once.Thats almost a thousand lbs.I go after mail,set electric fence,Work(dope) my pairie dog town.It great for that.Just stop get off and hop back on and hit the gas pedal.No starting or gas.I charge it about twice a week.Very low maintaince.I give 300.00 for mine and it has ran non stop for 3 yrs.Same batteries.But it sure could use new ones.I can go about 20 miles now where with new batteries a could go maybe 30.Wife hauls dog ,chicken,calf feed on it all at once.No more lifting and carrying them.She get the mail,gathers the eggs,bucket feed the calves with it.She get more use out of it than me.Guess I have to buy me one with big tires and a lift kit on it to show her.We love it and use it 10 times as much as the 3 wheeler.Best thing it don"t use GAS or EAT.
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