9:55 Like you, I'm not into mudding or deep water. But I put a snorkel on mine to get the air intake out of the dusty engine compartment. I get a few extra month's use of the air filter.
For a minute there I was wondering how many firemen it would take to wrap up a feeder but then you guys took charge and put it out of it's misery. Nice video as usual.
A set of bighorn 2.0 tires would go a long way for that machine. It's the tire I use on all my machines here in Alaska and works well for a wide variety of terrains.
Well I must say another great video, Loved the added scene from Smokey and the Bandit! That is my favorite movie and your channel is also one of my favorites! Thank You.
We use a Polaris Ranger 900xp for maintaining horse and hiking trails. Been an awesome machine since we purchased it. We have close to 3k miles on it already with no issues. Much better than using a truck all the time.
Nice. I bought a side by side hybrid bad boy buggy. So I run electric during hunting season and gas off season. I did keep my four wheeler but like you was going to get rid of it. Glad I kept it mine since I use mine locally and my side by side hunting. I agree the versatility of the side by side you get its night and day from a four wheeler
The utv you have is great quad gear makes a windshield you might like in colder weather around 40 to 60 dollars it goes on with velcro and roll up when not on I love mine on my 610 mule
Where is the PVT Vent? Reading the Owner's Manual, they recommend never going in water deeper than the floorboard because water will get in the PVT Case. Can the PVT Vent be snorkeled, or will that lead to the PVT Belt overheating?
Thats why I recommended the Yamaha or Honda for the engine braking and little better 4 wheel drive. Polaris may have fixed that now with engine braking, was talking to someone about their ATV and no engine braking and he said the latest ones have engine braking so not sure. He is a Polaris fan so I'd have to check myself. One thing Polaris kicks butt on is accessories! Can buy just about anything for them.
Got the same exact ranger brand new now has 1400 miles in 2 years. All 4 tires have gone flat, battery is junk, front diff freezes up, won’t start in winter, check engine light comes on a lot, reverse is impossible to shift into, rear bolts from sway all came off, oil change plug is a soft Allen head plug that is Impossible to remove after getting wet. The oil change kit is very expensive. The muffler is rusted already and the camo wrap has bubbles and holes. Alignment is way off. The rig is always stored inside. Paid $ 14,000 with the roof windows winch and other factory add ons. Warranty is a necessity was an additional $850 and used a lot.
Is that a natural gas well on your property? I have a natural gas well at my home that we use to heat the house. Makes it nice with no heating bills in the winter. Do you plan on using it for heat when you build the new cabin? I do not have a pump like that on mine it is pressurized and pushes around 50psi of pressure at the head of the well, then we reduce it for the two furnaces, hot water heater and clothes dryer coming into the house. Just curious, thanks
Glad you've had such great luck with the Ranger 570. Our Ranger 500 Crew has been just "ok". I think I'd try another brand if I ever was in the market for a newer UTV.
Owned a Polaris 570 and it was nothing but trouble. Wait till you have it a couple of years and put 1,500 miles on it or so and look out. I owned one for 3 years and put $3,100.00 in repair. Polaris front ends do not stand up. By the time I sold mine I had a new one by the time I changed so many parts.
I bet a more aggressive tire could get you up that hill! But then you would lose some ride quality on your back road crushing. Unless you spend a ton of money on tire that is. Enjoyed the video!!
I'm with you. If it does the job why break the bank. My 400 Suzuki eiger lowes snow and everything I need. I would rather have a utv with a dump bed. But I got a dump trailer. Mines a 2007 with 650 miles. Like new.
Get rid of those 6 ply bias ply junk at 489 tires and put some radial 8 plys on it it will handle night and day difference especially since it's a narrow midsize
Why run through a creek to wash off instead of just using a hose, and by the way, too much on breaking down your hunting shack and not enough about the machine
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Always love the tale of three cabins. Keep up the great videos! Cheers.
9:55 Like you, I'm not into mudding or deep water. But I put a snorkel on mine to get the air intake out of the dusty engine compartment. I get a few extra month's use of the air filter.
Great review!, can't wait to get my new Ranger 570 Full-Size next week!....
For a minute there I was wondering how many firemen it would take to wrap up a feeder but then you guys took charge and put it out of it's misery. Nice video as usual.
I have wanted a Ranger but I cannot justify. Looks like a nice property.
A set of bighorn 2.0 tires would go a long way for that machine. It's the tire I use on all my machines here in Alaska and works well for a wide variety of terrains.
Well I must say another great video, Loved the added scene from Smokey and the Bandit! That is my favorite movie and your channel is also one of my favorites! Thank You.
We use a Polaris Ranger 900xp for maintaining horse and hiking trails. Been an awesome machine since we purchased it. We have close to 3k miles on it already with no issues. Much better than using a truck all the time.
Have the Polaris Ranger 570 crew. Sometimes I wish I had a shorter wheelbase when I tow my rough cut mower. Difficult to make tight turns.
Love your videos man hello from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 that's the perfect little sxs
Nice. I bought a side by side hybrid bad boy buggy. So I run electric during hunting season and gas off season. I did keep my four wheeler but like you was going to get rid of it. Glad I kept it mine since I use mine locally and my side by side hunting. I agree the versatility of the side by side you get its night and day from a four wheeler
The utv you have is great quad gear makes a windshield you might like in colder weather around 40 to 60 dollars it goes on with velcro and roll up when not on I love mine on my 610 mule
Also have a 570, midsize. Great machine, he engine brake would have been nice. Using it for trail rides, it's plenty for me.
Got a 570 I love it
Great review thank you for posting.
Great video. Thx for sharing.
John on the 1025 R is that an 18 horse post hole digger
I have a modded RZR 570. I love it.
Lift the body
ITP off set rims
14 inch rims
27 inch tires.
It will make your machine a whole different beast!
Where is the PVT Vent?
Reading the Owner's Manual, they recommend never going in water deeper than the floorboard because water will get in the PVT Case.
Can the PVT Vent be snorkeled, or will that lead to the PVT Belt overheating?
Thats why I recommended the Yamaha or Honda for the engine braking and little better 4 wheel drive. Polaris may have fixed that now with engine braking, was talking to someone about their ATV and no engine braking and he said the latest ones have engine braking so not sure. He is a Polaris fan so I'd have to check myself. One thing Polaris kicks butt on is accessories! Can buy just about anything for them.
Thanks for another great video.
Got the same exact ranger brand new now has 1400 miles in 2 years. All 4 tires have gone flat, battery is junk, front diff freezes up, won’t start in winter, check engine light comes on a lot, reverse is impossible to shift into, rear bolts from sway all came off, oil change plug is a soft Allen head plug that is Impossible to remove after getting wet. The oil change kit is very expensive. The muffler is rusted already and the camo wrap has bubbles and holes. Alignment is way off. The rig is always stored inside. Paid $ 14,000 with the roof windows winch and other factory add ons. Warranty is a necessity was an additional $850 and used a lot.
Thanks for your experience. I fear most of my issues will arise after the 2 year warranty or later as I don't put a lot of hours on it.
Is that a natural gas well on your property? I have a natural gas well at my home that we use to heat the house. Makes it nice with no heating bills in the winter. Do you plan on using it for heat when you build the new cabin? I do not have a pump like that on mine it is pressurized and pushes around 50psi of pressure at the head of the well, then we reduce it for the two furnaces, hot water heater and clothes dryer coming into the house. Just curious, thanks
I can tap in, but the drawback is I have to run, trench, and hook up. It's a pretty fair distance away.
I need this car ❤❤❤😮😮😮
Glad you've had such great luck with the Ranger 570. Our Ranger 500 Crew has been just "ok". I think I'd try another brand if I ever was in the market for a newer UTV.
Owned a Polaris 570 and it was nothing but trouble. Wait till you have it a couple of years and put 1,500 miles on it or so and look out. I owned one for 3 years and put $3,100.00 in repair. Polaris front ends do not stand up. By the time I sold mine I had a new one by the time I changed so many parts.
You should have gotten an extended warranty with it you could have saved some money
Those two King and Queen green looking chairs looked nice. Did you buy them or where they made by a someone? 5.45 on the video.
Was left by the previous property owners. They've held up well.
I bet a more aggressive tire could get you up that hill! But then you would lose some ride quality on your back road crushing. Unless you spend a ton of money on tire that is. Enjoyed the video!!
I'm with you. If it does the job why break the bank. My 400 Suzuki eiger lowes snow and everything I need. I would rather have a utv with a dump bed. But I got a dump trailer. Mines a 2007 with 650 miles. Like new.
Get rid of those 6 ply bias ply junk at 489 tires and put some radial 8 plys on it it will handle night and day difference especially since it's a narrow midsize
Heck yea it's a big enuff machine! Just because they make a 1000cc don't mean ya need one!!
Hello, are you interested in a ranger full-size 3-inch lift kit? We want to invite you to make the product test video.
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Been looking at these and can Am’s , the can Am’s seem way better quality
I thought only the amash owned land in southern Ohio . 😱
Why run through a creek to wash off instead of just using a hose, and by the way, too much on breaking down your hunting shack and not enough about the machine
Our water tank was low and trying to conserve if we we don’t get enough rain to refill it.
Great review. Thanks.