No clue about the durability of that unit- but I can say we've had several different utv's and they're the handiest damn thing on a property. From grandkids, to beer runs, and full on work they get more hours of use than any of our tractors.
My uncle had a hi sun almost identical to yours and used it a long time and had no problems with it. Sold it to the neighbor who is also happy with it.
Yeah I would say you'd want a trailer you're firewood if you can get to places where the terrain would allow you. Maxing the payload in that unit with that suspension is going to wear it down both in the suspension components and the drive train much quicker.
One good thing about that utv is every part from the rhino will fit on it so parts are very easy to get.
So it's true, huh? I had read that before. Glad to know it!
No clue about the durability of that unit- but I can say we've had several different utv's and they're the handiest damn thing on a property. From grandkids, to beer runs, and full on work they get more hours of use than any of our tractors.
I absolutely love the sound of freedom in the background…..
Hi would be great to see another review on your axis 700
That was one heck of a load..get a small trailer..like a 5x8 and load them both. I want one lol
Looks like a nice view you got There and a great place for a BBQ 👍
Thank you. We call that our part deck. Great view from there.
My uncle had a hi sun almost identical to yours and used it a long time and had no problems with it. Sold it to the neighbor who is also happy with it.
Good to hear!
Excellent
Stubby does pretty good.
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Yeah I would say you'd want a trailer you're firewood if you can get to places where the terrain would allow you. Maxing the payload in that unit with that suspension is going to wear it down both in the suspension components and the drive train much quicker.
Hello can you please make a video of the different Axis utv models that are available at Lowe's?
I am guessing you had way more than 400 pounds in that load. Probably at least double that. Looking forward to seeing the Poulan ported.
I have some of those rounds left to split, I will try to remember and weight them tomorrow. We'll see.
Been wondering how well Lowe's would stand behind them.
I've handled red oak a lot and you were hauling more than 400 pounds i think
That saw is really chewing though those logs man!!
It's a great saw!
The bed on my maverick is same size
Are they A-10s….?
get some different length bungee straps they wont loosen up and are more secure
I guarantee they weigh more than 40lbs a piece... More like 50-60.
I've still got 3 of those pieces that haven't been split yet...I should weigh one of them...
I put an exhaust silencer on mine and it really helped with the loudness.
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