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I will buy a Mahindra Roxor next, before I would spend anywhere that kind of money, Hunter had one with top exterior lights on top and winches, couldn’t have been over 12 to 15-K They’re $23-$25k, now…
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Paid $15k for my mule pro Mx in 2020 and I thought that wuz high
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I've got a used 14 model Yamaha Viking bought it with 148 hours on it in something like 18 I have absolutely done zero repairs except tires. and now has 850 hours on it and it does not live an easy life not from trail riding and racing but from farm work mud and cow [bleep].
also have an 04 Polaris sportsman 400 four wheeler it has 650 hours on it and was bought with like 50 hours on it. back in like '06. it has had a new computer brain all new bushings carburetor. and I forget some other major stuff so can I recommend a Polaris probably not...
not exactly apples to oranges comparison I know but kind of makes me a bit leery of Polaris product. and this thing is also probably going to need a drive belt before long it seems to slip a little bit under heavy load and high
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Campfire Ranger
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I will buy a Mahindra Roxor next, before I would spend anywhere that kind of money, Hunter had one with top exterior lights on top and winches, couldn’t have been over 12 to 15-K My grande daughter is driving one of these when she is not driving her grand cherokee. No arguing with the state about whether or not it is road legal. ![[Linked Image from images.autotrader.com]](https://images.autotrader.com/hn/c/b6074c7723974ee88f7b4a7aa4d39d06.jpg)
People who choose to brew up their own storms bitch loudest about the rain.
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Yep, I have a Honda Talon for hauling ass in the mountains, and had Can Am too, road Honda’s and Yamaha growing up and later, but I have rolled Polaris down canyon, and straightened bars out and road it out, been in mud Boggs that would scare a moose in Alaska, and got out when others didn’t , driving Polars, they all have there good and bad. I pull some pretty heavy stuff with my Ranger four door.
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I bought a brand new Honda Pioneer 1000-5 last year and I am glad I did. Exact same machine is now $4K more from same dealer. And they threw in the winch and installed it for free as part of my deal.
"...aspire to live quietly, and to mind your own affairs, and to work with your hands, as we instructed you, so that you may walk properly before outsiders and be dependent on no one." - Paul to the church in Thessalonica.
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I've had 3 ranger northstar rangers in the last 6 years only thing I had to do to them was regular service work, a couple belts and 2 CV axles that were totally my fault and they don't get treated well on the ranch from deep mud to snow and chasing cows. Last one I bought last spring was a crew cab and paid 30,000 worth every penny for what I do with them
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