2:13 spot on about the modes, Work mode is smoother take out due to slow throttle response. Normal mode gets on it a lot quicker. Something I learn also is it feels more powerful in 2 Wheel mode and still quite capable.
i love my 600 . bought wheel adapters off of ebay to put my 14 inch arctic cat wheels on it . with 27 inch grim reapers lifted a couple inches . thank you for the vid and have fun .
@@InSinctOffroadit won't let me respond lol. No clutch work . I use it in low in most cases on the farm . I have had it in high a few times to go to town with no issues. 27x9x14 on front 27x9x14 rear. The adapter was a 1 inch thick. 120 hours at least with no problems. She climbs hills fully loaded and goes through mud just fine. I think you could get away with 28 inch no problem.
@@InSinctOffroad you bet and good luck . just got new tires in for the moto today dirt commander 2.0's waited forever for them to go on sale . manual tire changer coming tomorrow my old shoulders are crying already lol. subscribed and waiting to see what you do with yours .
@@marclebrun641 hello! Thanks for the comment Yes the belt is always something to be a bit worried about, I’m a big fan of Yamaha’s range of products. They’re well made
Hi Mate. Great video again. I think a duel battery system would be definately something for you to look at. Just bought a 2022 U force mainly for shooting so functionality and reliability is something i am looking for. Looking forward to your future videos. Cheers.
Good morning. Very interesting video, good test of the vehicle. A specific question: when the vehicle travels on the road is it possible to unlock the rear differential or does it always remain active? Thanks if you can answer me.
@@GIAMPIEROPIERI56 thank you for the feedback! much appreciated. The rear differential on the Uforce 600 is a limited slip differential. So it’s great for on the road in that sense 👍. It does a good job of locking up the diff when you start loosing traction, unlike the one on my Landcruiser!
Thanks for the reply. In fact, being a "half-happy" owner of a Uforce 550 I have always appreciated its traction on very hard terrain (slow but tireless machine), but at the same time it has always bothered me a lot, during road transfers, that unpleasant feeling of scraping of the rear in fast curves. If, compared to the 550, the 600 is actually more agile and smooth, I will certainly evaluate replacing it. Thanks.@@InSinctOffroad
They are great little machines, I’d be lost without ours, it helps us get so much work done. They are definitely plenty powerful and fast enough for a bit of fun if you’re that way inclined, I give mine a bit of a thrash every now and then but I don’t want to break it either so I don’t go too crazy with it. I’ve got some of those lovely lantana bushes on my land too and do much the same as you are doing except I cut and semi mulch it with a brush cutter blade first and then pull the main trunk and root ball out with the winch. The work/normal mode seemed backwards to me too. Your property looks nice, thought it look like QLD country before you mentioned it, what region of QLD are you located? We are located in the Gin Gin area.
@@InSinctOffroad sure is, we get rid of the main plants as best as we can then wait for regrowth and new shoots then spot spray, you use way less spray this way. Nice, good deer country down your way, we don’t get em up here unfortunately, it’s perfect habitat for them but they haven’t made it to the area.
@@Alan_lay that’s what I’m planning on doing, the bigger plants take too much spray I’ve only seen a couple of deer but I know they’re around. Would love to get myself one of them!
@@InSinctOffroad yeah they do plus when you’re spraying bigger plants you have the danger of getting it all over yourself too which is not ideal. I’d recommend setting up some feeders for the deer, this way you can keep em in the area and pluck one off when needed, they’re great food source to have around, plenty of DIY vids on RUclips on how to go about it.
2:13 spot on about the modes, Work mode is smoother take out due to slow throttle response. Normal mode gets on it a lot quicker. Something I learn also is it feels more powerful in 2 Wheel mode and still quite capable.
Thanks for the videos Mate! Appreciate you making stuff for us!
Great video mate. Love it.
@@WoodnessGoodness thank you!
i love my 600 . bought wheel adapters off of ebay to put my 14 inch arctic cat wheels on it . with 27 inch grim reapers lifted a couple inches . thank you for the vid and have fun .
@@freespeechdead8670 thanks for the feedback! How do you find the 27 inch tyres? Have you done any clutch upgrades?
@@InSinctOffroadit won't let me respond lol. No clutch work . I use it in low in most cases on the farm . I have had it in high a few times to go to town with no issues. 27x9x14 on front 27x9x14 rear. The adapter was a 1 inch thick. 120 hours at least with no problems. She climbs hills fully loaded and goes through mud just fine. I think you could get away with 28 inch no problem.
@@InSinctOffroad oh and I would get a 1 inch spacers for those just for added stability in my opinion if you can go wider.
@@freespeechdead8670 okay thanks for the info, I’ll look into some spacers
@@InSinctOffroad you bet and good luck . just got new tires in for the moto today dirt commander 2.0's waited forever for them to go on sale . manual tire changer coming tomorrow my old shoulders are crying already lol. subscribed and waiting to see what you do with yours .
3:10 with the gear changing, I find if you put into N first then it will change smoothly.
Hello from Canada, i love my u600, i use it for what it is, if i want to go deep into the bush i take my old yamaha 400 Kodiak, its a bull.. no belt.
@@marclebrun641 hello! Thanks for the comment
Yes the belt is always something to be a bit worried about, I’m a big fan of Yamaha’s range of products. They’re well made
Hi Mate. Great video again. I think a duel battery system would be definately something for you to look at. Just bought a 2022 U force mainly for shooting so functionality and reliability is something i am looking for. Looking forward to your future videos. Cheers.
@@johnatherton7200 thanks for the feedback!
It’s definitely on the list, did you end up with a 600 or 1000?
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Good morning.
Very interesting video, good test of the vehicle.
A specific question: when the vehicle travels on the road is it possible to unlock the rear differential or does it always remain active?
Thanks if you can answer me.
@@GIAMPIEROPIERI56 thank you for the feedback! much appreciated.
The rear differential on the Uforce 600 is a limited slip differential. So it’s great for on the road in that sense 👍. It does a good job of locking up the diff when you start loosing traction, unlike the one on my Landcruiser!
Thanks for the reply.
In fact, being a "half-happy" owner of a Uforce 550 I have always appreciated its traction on very hard terrain (slow but tireless machine), but at the same time it has always bothered me a lot, during road transfers, that unpleasant feeling of scraping of the rear in fast curves. If, compared to the 550, the 600 is actually more agile and smooth, I will certainly evaluate replacing it.
Thanks.@@InSinctOffroad
2:40 How good is that half windscreen! My Bro has a full windscreen but after being in my beast is switching back to half windscreen.
They are great little machines, I’d be lost without ours, it helps us get so much work done. They are definitely plenty powerful and fast enough for a bit of fun if you’re that way inclined, I give mine a bit of a thrash every now and then but I don’t want to break it either so I don’t go too crazy with it.
I’ve got some of those lovely lantana bushes on my land too and do much the same as you are doing except I cut and semi mulch it with a brush cutter blade first and then pull the main trunk and root ball out with the winch. The work/normal mode seemed backwards to me too.
Your property looks nice, thought it look like QLD country before you mentioned it, what region of QLD are you located? We are located in the Gin Gin area.
@@Alan_lay it’s a never ending story with lantana isn’t it!
Thank you, it’s in the Mary valley, so not too far away from you.
@@InSinctOffroad sure is, we get rid of the main plants as best as we can then wait for regrowth and new shoots then spot spray, you use way less spray this way.
Nice, good deer country down your way, we don’t get em up here unfortunately, it’s perfect habitat for them but they haven’t made it to the area.
@@Alan_lay that’s what I’m planning on doing, the bigger plants take too much spray
I’ve only seen a couple of deer but I know they’re around. Would love to get myself one of them!
@@InSinctOffroad yeah they do plus when you’re spraying bigger plants you have the danger of getting it all over yourself too which is not ideal.
I’d recommend setting up some feeders for the deer, this way you can keep em in the area and pluck one off when needed, they’re great food source to have around, plenty of DIY vids on RUclips on how to go about it.
@@Alan_lay that’s a great idea with the feeders! Cheers
Do a follow me video with your drone!
@@bobajob1601 I will on the next one!
Put a sponge under the pedal
@@43dukedog I’ve heard that one! Will give it a go