I am so glad you pointed out the KAWASAKI label on the grill and the steering wheel. Had kawasaki not had put those labels on the grill and steering wheel... I would have bought a kubota.
Thanks for the review. I'm planning on buying one of these exact models myself. That this gave me a little bit better idea of what the machine is and what it will do. Thanks again.
All I have ever owned was a few Hondas and several Yamahas. 10 years ago I purchased a Polaris 800 Ranger. The fit and finish and overall design was inferior to the Japanese makes, IMHO. I think you made a good choice.
@@PINEHILLOUTDOORS33 Thanks for the quick response. I live in Southern California and spend most of my off-road time in the desert near Yuma, Arizona. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY, especially in the winter. Most of my off-road toys have had huge tires, lots of power, etc., so I have been thinking about the new KRX 1000 four seater. But hey, if the Mule can get me around just as well--just slower--why not save about 15K. Any comments? One more question: Does the Mule have a solid steel skid plate? We need those in the rocks off the Colorado River. Thanks.
If you like to go really fast, this definitely isn’t the best option. It will do 46 which is plenty for me though. I forgot to mention, it does have a solid steel skid plate that covers the whole bottom. Holes for access to oil drain plug, etc. It’s an excellent machine for the money I believe. Great on trails.
Gonna get one nice machine just want it don’t need it I’m sure me and dog will love riding it round subdivision be safer than him on fri t of my four wheeler
I am so glad you pointed out the KAWASAKI label on the grill and the steering wheel. Had kawasaki not had put those labels on the grill and steering wheel... I would have bought a kubota.
It’s called a thorough review.
Great machine and good choice going with Kawasaki over Polaris, i'm certain you'll never need the warranty unlike the Polaris
They’re definitely a great machine
Great machine very good torque in low range ,4x4 along with the locking rear differential it is very strong i use mine on the farm cant beat it .
Definitely agree. It’s a real working class machine.
I have owned 3 Kawasaki mules. Time & $$ well spent vs any Polaris
For sure
I bought mine in 2019 when power steering was standard. $8999 on sale. I feel very lucky.
Wow, how things changed in 3 years! Prices have sky rocketed.
@@PINEHILLOUTDOORS33 Indeed. You'll love the Mule.
Thanks for the review. I'm planning on buying one of these exact models myself. That this gave me a little bit better idea of what the machine is and what it will do. Thanks again.
Glad it helped
We have a Kawasaki brute force atv and it’s been excellent. We’re from Ct and ride in PA
The Brute Force is a great ATV
Think i just made my decision off this video,great video bud,I’m getting a mule!
Glad this video helped you! You won’t be disappointed at all!
Me too
@@rickdavid1795glad it helped
That was a very thorough review. Thank you
Glad you found it helpful.
Man I'm going to get me one. But with 4 seat. Love it. Thanks for sharing the video.
Good choice
Where do you change the belt I see the box from the camera view it seems there is no way to change it correct me if I’m wrong
I’m not sure. There are probably more in depth videos or described better in a manual
All I have ever owned was a few Hondas and several Yamahas. 10 years ago I purchased a Polaris 800 Ranger. The fit and finish and overall design was inferior to the Japanese makes, IMHO. I think you made a good choice.
Glad you have enjoyed your machines. They are fun for sure.
@@PINEHILLOUTDOORS33 Thanks for the quick response. I live in Southern California and spend most of my off-road time in the desert near Yuma, Arizona. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY, especially in the winter. Most of my off-road toys have had huge tires, lots of power, etc., so I have been thinking about the new KRX 1000 four seater. But hey, if the Mule can get me around just as well--just slower--why not save about 15K. Any comments? One more question: Does the Mule have a solid steel skid plate? We need those in the rocks off the Colorado River. Thanks.
If you like to go really fast, this definitely isn’t the best option. It will do 46 which is plenty for me though. I forgot to mention, it does have a solid steel skid plate that covers the whole bottom. Holes for access to oil drain plug, etc. It’s an excellent machine for the money I believe. Great on trails.
definitly good looking machine , enjoy
Thank you sir
Great review
I’m sold
Thank you
Glad it helped!
Great video! I will be picking up a Mx le edition this week!!
Excellent choice! I love mine so far. Kawasaki is hard to beat.
Hope you have better luck than I have. Mine is back in the shop with less than ten hours. Starter quit, and half the led tail lights are not working.
Haven’t heard anyone mention issues with any Mule Pro MX. Must have a lemon. Hope it turns out well.
Congrats man. What kind of financing are they offering on these machines these days? I'm considering getting one.
Thank you. I’m not sure what they are running now. They seem hard to find at the moment. Might want to call and pre order.
Credit, financing, No Money🤮
Hey I just came across this video and I’m wanting the Kawasaki mule you got or A Can Am. How are you still enjoying ya mule? Great Video Also
I really love it. It’s a great machine and very reliable.
@@PINEHILLOUTDOORS33 you hadn’t had any issues with it so far?
@rebelpride6892 no issues
@@PINEHILLOUTDOORS33 how is the Leg Room? Is it comfortable?
Good choice
Gonna get one nice machine just want it don’t need it I’m sure me and dog will love riding it round subdivision be safer than him on fri t of my four wheeler
You’ll enjoy for sure
How is it a year later?
It’s been excellent.
So it’s cost a lot of money and doesn’t even have a radio with speakers?
To get a radio and speakers will cost a minimum of 25k for a can am or Polaris.
What's top speed
Seems to govern out at 46 mph
Sounds loud
It’s not very loud