New Toy (Yamaha Grizzly 660)
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Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Arkansas
i used to have a 700 grizzly, it was a beast. bog tires and a winch, i was set. started have problems so we sold it before something big happened to it. now i have a polaris 500. i miss the grizzly.
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Vernon, NY
Originally Posted by ThumperMX113
. . you are the dumbest person I know.
Actually... it might come in handy one day if a 4 wheeler got stuck in one of my fields, as it's got a 750cc (27 hp) engine... way more than most 4 wheelers... with a lot of low end torque.
Besides... 650cc is only 23 hp... I've got it beat by 4 hp or about 100cc .
Just wish my tractor had 4x4...
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Joined: Apr 2000
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From: East Coast
Rhino dates
$10,499 (Hunter Green) Available from October 2007
$10,499 (Red) Available from October 2007
$10,949 (Realtree® AP HD™ Camouflage) Available from November 2007
$11,149 (Steel Blue) Available from October 2007
$11,499 (Advantage Max-4 HD® Camouflage) Available from October 2007
$12,099 (Brushed Silver) Available from November 2007
$10,499 (Red) Available from October 2007
$10,949 (Realtree® AP HD™ Camouflage) Available from November 2007
$11,149 (Steel Blue) Available from October 2007
$11,499 (Advantage Max-4 HD® Camouflage) Available from October 2007
$12,099 (Brushed Silver) Available from November 2007
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Vernon, NY
$10k+ on a 4 wheeler... that's insane. I could buy a lot of stuff with that kind of money... jeesh. Here I was thinking I was insane going out and doing some offroading with a garden tractor! What are people thinking?! lol
For 12k I could get a truck with a lift kit, 4x4, v8, manual transmission, and possibly an extended cab and use that for off roading. Not to mention I could actually drive it to work... Not to mention I'd have A/C during the summer when I'm tackeling the trails, and heat during the winter while I'm running over snow drifts...
For 12k I could get a truck with a lift kit, 4x4, v8, manual transmission, and possibly an extended cab and use that for off roading. Not to mention I could actually drive it to work... Not to mention I'd have A/C during the summer when I'm tackeling the trails, and heat during the winter while I'm running over snow drifts...
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From: Houston
Originally Posted by ManualF150
$10k+ on a 4 wheeler... that's insane. I could buy a lot of stuff with that kind of money... jeesh. Here I was thinking I was insane going out and doing some offroading with a garden tractor! What are people thinking?! lol
For 12k I could get a truck with a lift kit, 4x4, v8, manual transmission, and possibly an extended cab and use that for off roading. Not to mention I could actually drive it to work... Not to mention I'd have A/C during the summer when I'm tackeling the trails, and heat during the winter while I'm running over snow drifts...
For 12k I could get a truck with a lift kit, 4x4, v8, manual transmission, and possibly an extended cab and use that for off roading. Not to mention I could actually drive it to work... Not to mention I'd have A/C during the summer when I'm tackeling the trails, and heat during the winter while I'm running over snow drifts...
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From: East Coast
Manual, yes it was tough writing the check for my Rhino. However, it is very handy, especially around the farm. As for a truck, I already have one of those(actually I have 2 trucks). I use it around the farm but it's main purpose is to pull my fifth wheel camper. We also have an extreme golf cart. I have these 'toys' as I can afford them and I use them. To each their own!
