Coleman UT 400 1 Year Review
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- čas přidán 30. 04. 2022
- Welcome back. I have been asked to do an updated review of the Coleman UT 400. Well we have had it for a year now and I think I can give an honest review and say what I think about it. Thanks for all the comments and again we appreciate all of you. Thanks again for joining us and we hope to see you on the next video....
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Another great video you have made. I asked you to do a video on the wrench and 4wheel drive and here it is. Thanks so much!!! You have assisted this 80 plus year old man. Really love our Coleman UT 400 and is really a great help on the farm.
Sorry for the delay. I'm glad it helped out. We really like our Coleman too....
Great review! I have one, just did the oil change, and cleaned the air filter. That oil filter position is something else!! I sprayed the bed with automotive undercoating to stop stuff sliding and quiet the rattling of things in the bed. About three months in had to get fuel pump replaced, TSC warrantied it and took care of me. No issues since then, owned it a year and a half now, running regular gas. Did the same with the seat belts. Great UTV and I would buy again as well.
Sorry for the late response. The oil filter was the worst part. That is a good idea about spraying the bed. I have stuff sliding around in mine and that would probably help too. Glad TSC covered the warranty. Thanks for watching
Thanks for taking the time to make such a detailed video!
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Outstanding review of this machine!! I'm buying a used 2020 tomorrow with 35 miles for 6k. Excited to get it to use on my farm. Thanks for the awesome review.
Thank you. We just hit 1000 miles on ours and its had been a good one. Thanks for watching.
Good review , congratulations , glad you enjoy it , stay safe , have fun !
Thanks, you too!
Great review, thanks...glad you got your buddy to watch out for you
Thank you. She loves to ride. I will do an updated review soon. We have had it for a little over three years now and it has been great.
I'm so glad you have been happy with the Coleman. I remember when you got it you had some hesitation because of the bad reviews but it sounds like it was a good decision to save the $.
Yep. I think I got a good one. So far no issues and it has really been good to have doing things around here.
Thank you for such a thorough review.
You are welcome. Thank you for watching.
Much obliged for the concise review. Really will help me in my choice.
You are welcome. Glad it helped. Come back to see us in our other videos...
I have 5 car lengths to plow, thinking of buying at Lowe's. Thank you for your in depth presentation. ⁰
You are welcome. Thank you for watching.
I agree these machines are rock solid for the price you pay. Like everything it must be maintained periodically if you do that this thing will run forever. Good review! Thank you!
I really like ours. It has done a great job for us.
Thanks for sharing with us. I would put a propane conversion on it. Cheaper fuel. The engine will last a lot longer too. Cheers.
That sounds like a good idea. Thanks
Just picked ours up yesterday @ Tractor Supply. Whoever put it together left a lot of stuff loose. Hated the seatbelts right off the get-go. Took'em off today just unplug the sensor wire on the left one. Put them in a zip bag and wire-tied it up to a cross-member behind the seat. Sure is easier now to remove the seat also. Learned a lot from you about this machine and hope ours will be as reliable as yours. I like your videos, especially when they are about stuff like this.
That is good. I did have to tighten a few things on ours too but for the most part it was pretty good. I like what you did with the seatbelts. I might have to do the same because they are in the way when you take the seat off. I appreciate you watching and let me know how your Coleman does or if you have any other ideas to make things easier with it.
Tom I know how you feel it's been a hassle keeping it going had mine almost a year the fan quit air cleaner fell off wires hanging everywhere rear differential went out park brake won't hold several more things and no help from the company never again.
Great video, I have the same machine. Have really had no issues other than finding the correct oil filter. First two I bought from TSC the filter would bottom out before tightening against the seal. Filter is a bear to get at. Wish the clock didn’t read in 24 hour time.
I ordered my last filter from Amazon. The brand was Chikia. I typed in Hisun/ ColemanUTV oil filter. It was hard for me to get the wrench on to change it too. I wish I could change the clock too.Thanks for watching.
Nice spread you have there. I like the animals too, especially them doggies.
Thank you!
Really considering one of these, your review helped me decide this is a decent machine for the money! I can't wrap my head around the idea dumping 20K on a sxs from one of the big name brands.
We looked at all the others but for the money we decided to take a chance on it. It has been a great machine for us. With all the accessories that it came with we just couldn't pass it up. If you get one we hope it's as reliable as ours has been. Thanks
For what it's worth, I bought one of these about a year ago for general use on my 12 acre farmstead - I use it for all the chores that you could imagine, hauling hay, spraying, clean-ups, etc - and I have been super happy with it. I agree that it is a tad under-powered compared to some of the more expensive UTV's out there, but for my purposes it has plenty of power, and I am a big guy and my property is very hilly. It's loud, it's kind of plasticy and cheesy, but well worth the price.
@@gilbertbland7386 That's good! Definitely not worried about power, just want something the wife and I can putt around in.
Great video, thanks for the insight. Where is the fuse box and why would mine stop going into 4wheel drive?
Hey, The fuse box is under the seat. I would check the fuse first and then check the wiring that connects to the actuator to make sure it is connected good. Then maybe the switch in the dash or the actuator itself. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
Howdy sir. I wonder if you can tell me where the choke is. Very good video. You are a pro
Hey, Mine doesn’t have a choke. It is fuel injected. When I turn the key on I usually wait til the fuel pump stops before I start the engine. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.
Much like 4 wheelers it depends on the reviewer since some people just use them as a tool for working around the property and other people want like a trail riding machine and to race them down gravel roads at 50+ mph.
Yep. This works good for us here but if we were going trail riding we might want to get something with more gears.
Are maintenance and replacement parts readily available for this machine? Do you get the parts at Tractor Supply or do you have to go online?
Thank you
Not sure how available replacement parts are. So far I have only had to change the oil and I got the parts from Amazon.
thanks for video these are on sale at my local attwoods and will go look at one later, for the price it is hard to match IF it holds up??? 🤠
The price is what made us decide to get one. So far it has been really good.
Great video, we just got one but can’t get the parking brake lever to release the parking brake pedal, did you ever have to adjust the brake release?
Hey, Not sure about the parking brake. Ours has been fine but you might want to try and adjust it a little. We use ours sometimes. The one we have is a lever on the left side that we pull down to release. I will look at ours and see how to adjust it. Good luck on adjusting yours. Let us know if you fix it.
@@WorleyFamilyHomestead Thank you, I called our version of TSC and my friend there said to push the brake pedal down while jerking the lever down quickly and forcibly because it’s new said they sometimes stick. Before it worked easily so didn’t want to break it but after trying his advice and pulling it several times heard a click and then the next pull down it released. Thank you, again for the great video.
Not sure how yours drives, but I have a 2021 UT400 and it seems to me that I have to give it a bit more gas then needed to get it to start moving and when it does, it seems to be holding back until it starts off. Then when it does, it's a little jerky, then when it starts moving along, it seems to ride better. I have nothing to compare this with to to see whether or not this is normal. Any recommendations?
Not sure why yours is doing that. I have been lucky and not had that issue. I know mine has to have both seatbelts connected or it acts a little funny like it doesn't have all its power. Not sure if that might help. If I see anything on it I will let you know.
Thanks much. What gas do you use?
Hey, I use the mid grade gas. It has run fine on it. Thanks for watching.
Hey bo you did a great video. You think i should get one for 5k w 2hrs on it? Thanks buddy
Sounds like a good deal. You might want to go and test drive it and see why the people want to sell it but if everything checks out I think you should get it. We have 1,100 miles and 200 hrs on ours and it has been great. Thanks for watching the video.
@@WorleyFamilyHomestead yessir, thanks buddy
Have you heard or know how to adjust throttle? Find when climbing hill, give it gas and it hesitates or stalled. Smell of gas/flooding?
Hey, I'm not sure about the throttle but I will look at mine and see if I can figure it out. It is fuel injected I don't know why you would smell gas. Just wondering how steep is the hill and if the gas is low in the tank. Maybe the gas is low enough on the hill that the fuel pump is not picking it up. Or maybe the fuel filter could be clogged. If you figure it out please let me know.
@@WorleyFamilyHomestead
Thank you for reply! I will certainly let you know if we figure it out. The gas tank is never below half-full.
This machine was in shop with less than 5 hours on. Required the linkage be adjusted, now this! Still only 15 miles
We regret buying this Coleman even with the extras here & there which would be add on for other brands
That machine is 100% belt drive the belt is inside that black cover on the side of the engine
Im really not sure what is inside the cover on the engine but mine has a drive shaft that runs from the transmission to the rear end. Either way it has been a good one. Thanks for watching the video.
How does it handle hills and steep inclines
We don't have any steep hills to try here but it seems like it would do good on hills.
How do you clean or change air filter?
I have not done that yet but it doesn’t look like it is too bad to do. The filter is under the seat. I will do a video when I change it in the next few days.
What minute is the winch instruction?
It is around the 5:45 mark. I made another video just on the winch. Here is a link to that one. Hope it answers any questions you might have. Thanks for watching. It is titled Coleman UT 400 Winch if this link dosent work. Thanks for watching. czcams.com/video/AeS6UBzBn60/video.html
You should take it mudding
My luck I would break something and it would cost a lot to fix.
Would you be interested in purchasing a Coleman UT550X?
They are nice but I can't afford one right now.
@@WorleyFamilyHomestead okay hopefully soon!
Under the front hood there's a speed limiter it's a small black box on driver side unplug it no more seat belts problems
Thanks. I will look at that.