Problem with buying a UTV from a motorcycle shop is they will rip you off on service. I was about to buy a Honda 1000-3 the service dept with a straight face told me "the first service appt on the utv would cost $800". I left and bought a Kubota 850 sidekick.
Just bought a lightly used 2021 700 deluxe 3 wks ago with 32 hrs and 260 miles, and love it. It has never been in the mud, came with dual batteries, windshield, hard top, 4k winch, led lights, heavy duty trailer, and a warranty with more 10 months. I put a 50" light bar on the front and rear lights for pig hunting here in Texas. Thank you for your video - don't see too many videos on used UTVs. Great presentation!
I just pulled the trigger and bought a 2014 Pioneer from my local dealer. The transmission was replaced this year by the dealer (at 11k miles 😯no less). All the wheel bearings, tie rod ends, axles, shocks, etc.. are still in good shape. Like yours, it looks like it didn't see much heavy off-road use. And very little rust. Set up just like yours but with the upper half doors installed. I immediately took the doors off and I like it even more, although I haven't used it in any water or mud. I wound up getting it for $5500 because of the mileage, but it still works great!! Like you, I find the operation a bit noisy, and the upper doors made it worse, so removing them seems like the right choice for me. I wish you the best of luck. Like you, I've had good luck with Hondas in the past. Hopefully it will be a wise investment. Congratulations on your new work vehicle (which is what mine will be), and Happy New Year.
Really nice that you found a clean used one. Obvious pro is the transmission. I've been contemplating the Kawasaki mule pro-mx 700, the obvious difference would be the CVT.
I have friends that have the Kawasaki mule and they have had great service from it but it has the CVT belt which I personally don’t like but they do make a great machine so I can’t say anything bad it is just my preference Thank you for watching
I bought a new 2019 Deluxe and have nothing but good things to say about it, it'll plow all winter and play all summer. If you need a speed buggy the P700 isn't your machine but if you want a pack mule that'll carry and pull big loads while also being easy on fuel, then this is your rig.
I traded my P700 for an RMAX and I love it. BUT... If I was doing farming, trapping, hunting, fencing, or any other type of utility work, I would 100% choose the Pioneer 700. It's easy to get on and off. The torque converter is the absolute best for towing or climbing. The bench seat is really comfortable. Anybody can drive it. It can weave through the tightest trails. And, as long as you're not doing jumps, it's a fun trail machine. The only reason to get the P1000 instead would be if you drive a lot on pavement since the 700 has no rear diff.
@@brandonschmidt76 No, but it chews up tires. The 1000 actually turns shorter than the 700 or any other machine on the market. But the 700 is a fantastic machine for working or playing.
Looking at buying one soon the more I look the more I’m coming to the Honda 700. Was originally looking at the Polaris Ranger but the belts vs having a driveshaft and real gear transmission is the difference for me.
Can't go wrong with a Honda. If your viewers are looking for a new unit, CFMOTO uforce 600 and 1000 are a good value. Kabota's are nice but just cost too much. We paid $15k out the door with our ag exemption. it came with winch, roof, alloy wheels, 3 person seat and skid plates.
I think I'm buying a new one but I just want bare bones. No bumper or any windshield. Just a bed to haul stuff around small acreage and get some things done. From what I hear that 700 engine has been around forever. I wanna buy once cry once. For light duty this should probably last me the rest of my years. Any concerns so far?
I have not had any problems with mine at all and i love it would buy it again the 700 has tremendous power all you need around the farm for shure but let me suggest one thing if you can afford it i would recommend the windshield and top if i did nothing else. like you say buy once cry once. ask your dealer about putting after market top and windshield on it and not use all Honda parts they work just as good but much cheaper thank you for watching and replying to our videos
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Problem with buying a UTV from a motorcycle shop is they will rip you off on service. I was about to buy a Honda 1000-3 the service dept with a straight face told me "the first service appt on the utv would cost $800". I left and bought a Kubota 850 sidekick.
Yes I agree the service at any dealership is expensive even at car dealerships thank you for watching our videos
I have a honda. Service? What service? It doesn't break
@@mikegreiner5425 oil changes, spark plugs, diff fluid, coolant, brakes, grease fitting, valve adjustments.....guess you never do any of these? great!
Congratulations on your purchase! I've got a 700 as well and love it.
I really love mine and glad it worked out as it did thanks for watching our videos
I have the same Honda and it's been great, I would suggest getting the rear bumper to protect the bed while backing up.
That is a great idea thank you and we appreciate you watching and commenting on our videos
Congrats! I know you're happy to have it.
Thank you I am very happy to have it thanks for watching
Congratulations! Hope you enjoy it
Thank you i really do like it thanks for watching our videos
Just bought a lightly used 2021 700 deluxe 3 wks ago with 32 hrs and 260 miles, and love it. It has never been in the mud, came with dual batteries, windshield, hard top, 4k winch, led lights, heavy duty trailer, and a warranty with more 10 months. I put a 50" light bar on the front and rear lights for pig hunting here in Texas. Thank you for your video - don't see too many videos on used UTVs. Great presentation!
Thank you very much for watching I I really love mine and glad I found it
I just pulled the trigger and bought a 2014 Pioneer from my local dealer. The transmission was replaced this year by the dealer (at 11k miles 😯no less). All the wheel bearings, tie rod ends, axles, shocks, etc.. are still in good shape. Like yours, it looks like it didn't see much heavy off-road use. And very little rust. Set up just like yours but with the upper half doors installed. I immediately took the doors off and I like it even more, although I haven't used it in any water or mud. I wound up getting it for $5500 because of the mileage, but it still works great!! Like you, I find the operation a bit noisy, and the upper doors made it worse, so removing them seems like the right choice for me. I wish you the best of luck. Like you, I've had good luck with Hondas in the past. Hopefully it will be a wise investment. Congratulations on your new work vehicle (which is what mine will be), and Happy New Year.
I am really happy with my choice and I wish you the best of luck with your purchase also
Thank you for watching our video
Great video! Excellent looking machine
Thank you I like it and thanks for watching
good choice - i have all the vid on oil change etc - pioneer 700 hasnt changed so my 2021 is same as your 2016 - take look if need help servicing
I will check those videos out thanks and thank you for watching our videos
@@7StandsFarm GOOD VID MY NEW FRIEND - SEE YA ON THE NEXT ONE
Thanks
great video
Thanks
That’s a nice machine. The transmission would be the selling point for me.
Thanks I agree the transmission works great and definitely sold it for me
Wouldn't want it any other way@@7StandsFarm
Great review! It looks brand new. Smoking deal.
I was almost brand new and I am really happy with it thank you for watching our videos
Really nice that you found a clean used one. Obvious pro is the transmission. I've been contemplating the Kawasaki mule pro-mx 700, the obvious difference would be the CVT.
I have friends that have the Kawasaki mule and they have had great service from it but it has the CVT belt which I personally don’t like but they do make a great machine so I can’t say anything bad it is just my preference
Thank you for watching
Make sure you keep up on the services for this. I have replaced camshafts of three of the Pioneer 700’s from people falling behind on oil changes.
I will do thank you very much for this advice and thanks for watching our videos
@@7StandsFarm I will be making a service video for Pioneer 700’s very soon!
@@LazyDWorxawesome thank you I will keep my eyes open for that
I bought a new 2019 Deluxe and have nothing but good things to say about it, it'll plow all winter and play all summer. If you need a speed buggy the P700 isn't your machine but if you want a pack mule that'll carry and pull big loads while also being easy on fuel, then this is your rig.
Yes not super fast but coming from a kubota to Honda I feel like it will fly
Thanks for watching our videos
I traded my P700 for an RMAX and I love it. BUT... If I was doing farming, trapping, hunting, fencing, or any other type of utility work, I would 100% choose the Pioneer 700. It's easy to get on and off. The torque converter is the absolute best for towing or climbing. The bench seat is really comfortable. Anybody can drive it. It can weave through the tightest trails. And, as long as you're not doing jumps, it's a fun trail machine. The only reason to get the P1000 instead would be if you drive a lot on pavement since the 700 has no rear diff.
I definitely love my pioneer 700 and it has become a must have for our farm thank you for watching and commenting
Would the 700 get damaged due to driving on pavement?
@@brandonschmidt76 No, but it chews up tires. The 1000 actually turns shorter than the 700 or any other machine on the market. But the 700 is a fantastic machine for working or playing.
Nice video.
Do you know why Honda went with a 3 speed transmission , versus the 5 speed DCT that they use in the 520 and 1000 ?
I do not know but I will try to find out
Thank you for watching our videos
I agree I have needed anything at all so far
I don’t think it should cause any harm to machine but it has be rough on the tires
Lost his Kubota when it hit a tree after they cooked a pig in the ground. This guy is a country song inspiration .
I should try to write that one 😂thanks for watching
@@7StandsFarm thanks for having a sense of humor.
I really got a good laugh thanks for the reply some people are just to serious
My only question on the Honda is when do I get to test drive that unit. Just kidding. But glad you are liking it can’t go wrong with Honda for sure
Come over anytime you want and give it a drive
Looking at buying one soon the more I look the more I’m coming to the Honda 700. Was originally looking at the Polaris Ranger but the belts vs having a driveshaft and real gear transmission is the difference for me.
Can't go wrong with a Honda. If your viewers are looking for a new unit, CFMOTO uforce 600 and 1000 are a good value. Kabota's are nice but just cost too much. We paid $15k out the door with our ag exemption. it came with winch, roof, alloy wheels, 3 person seat and skid plates.
You are correct Honda is hard to beat.i am unfamiliar with the force i need to do some research on that thank you for watching our videos
I think I'm buying a new one but I just want bare bones. No bumper or any windshield. Just a bed to haul stuff around small acreage and get some things done. From what I hear that 700 engine has been around forever. I wanna buy once cry once. For light duty this should probably last me the rest of my years. Any concerns so far?
I have not had any problems with mine at all and i love it would buy it again the 700 has tremendous power all you need around the farm for shure but let me suggest one thing if you can afford it i would recommend the windshield and top if i did nothing else. like you say buy once cry once. ask your dealer about putting after market top and windshield on it and not use all Honda parts they work just as good but much cheaper
thank you for watching and replying to our videos
Will do thank you for your knowledge.
Good luck
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Yes I am interested contact me at 7standsbeefarm@gmail.com
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So you went away from Kubota because it was higher and instead chose a 7 year old used Honda.
I chose the used Honda because it was in my budget and the Kubota had increased in price by 3000 in a year