We have a 400 sportsman and a can am 400 outlander. The can-am is the better machine all the way around. If you read any of the 4 wheeler reviews, honda takes a beating as far as trail handeling, climbing, suspension, but...
If I was buying a 4 wheeler just for around the farm stuff, honda or arctic cat would be the first two I`d look at. Like I said the can am is great, but too pricy.
Honda has kinda stuck true to utility 4 wheelers, Arctic cat has a great attachment and accessory system. We`ve had a few polaris`s and always had trouble with something. If you aren`t in a hurry and can wait for some hold over deals, or a promotion, you can darned near buy new for the same money as used..
Whatever you buy, you`ll use it twice as much as you think...
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