I got a 2023 uforce 600, love it. The storage, fuel mileage, the pulling capabilities, climbing, tight turning radius. It's my work machine on my cattle ranch.
I have a 21 model for 3 years and have about 2000 miles on it, I live in south east Arkansas where the white, Arkansas and Mississippi Rivers come together, never had a problem with it, absolutely 💯 have enjoyed it, I'm a 61 year old man so I don't believe in abuse of machines but I don't baby it either, enjoyed watching your videos
I just took delivery on my 600 yesterday. Couple things for sure they are a bit loud in the cockpit. Also, have to get the rpm's up quite a bit for it to even move. Hopefully, that's just because it's new and will get a little smoother . Enjoyed the video's.
I just bought a 2023 Uforce 1000. Haven’t had it long but so far so good. I noticed my speedometer is off some. I’m gonna have them adjust it when I take it in.
Just curious, do all Americans think Canada is always "sub zero" temps? Our summers hit up to 43 degrees Celsius/109.4 Fahrenheit. This last summer we rode in temps in your 100-105 degree range, my Z Force 950 HO EX runs 3 to 4 bars in that heat too. Even today, November 24, it is 40 degrees Fahrenheit, so, not "sub zero Canadian" temperatures!! Not saying it doesn't get cold here, and I live in the north, colder area of Manitoba, but our summers are great, just like yours.
Before I bought I looked at John Deere’s Gator and other side by sides such as Polaris, Can-Am and CF Moto. The John Deere sales guy lied to me, the Polaris sales guy wanted me to sell myself on his junk, the Ca-Am sales guy didn’t know his product and didn’t care about getting my business. Dull like rock! Let me say I have a lot of respect for honest salespeople who know their products and are in tune with what’s important to the consumer but I absolutely hate order takers! The CF Moto Uforce 600 was made to be used on my farm, it has 6:10 the most standard features like a winch, led headlamps, a hand brake, tail lamps, signal lights, brake lights, trailer hitch with electrical plug, a good amount of storage and even the Roof was standard and not an option as on the other side by sides. The CF Moto salesman knew his product well showing me how easy it is to service, low cost on parts, reasonably priced accessories and was also excited to tell me about CF Moto’s 5 year warranty that came with the machine and he knew how to ask for my business! Yes, I bought it and it has good reviews!
My hisun 750 in PA hit 3 bars on 6 once… the fan runs more than i would expect, when i got it, but after seeing more and more videos, maybe its just more sensitive than the gauge..? I wouldnt think it would get much hotter in texas… it was like 90-95 that day..
What kind of work are you doing with it? Thats what my 4010 Mule is for! Your terrain looks predominately flat. Mine ranges from rolling to mountainous. I'm curious on the demands you'll be using this UTV for. You said something about a wildlife ranch in one of your videos.
I am not in the mountains for sure. I’m in the crosstimbers/prairie region. I am using the unit to haul feed, fencing material, monitoring/fixing fence lines, etc. Heat is a weather element to consider as will be brief occasions of ice in winter.
I usually flush my coolant every other year. All of my Mules have heat and on two they have AC. Might be something to ponder? I looked at CFMOTO, but I'm pretty loyal to the Kawasaki brand. Seen a lot of videos about bushings and axels wearing out quick on the Chinese stuff. I'd keep everything greased real good and watch out for ripped boots. Especially, in dry dust climates!
I just bought a new one of these, i get a terrible vibration through the front end and up into the seat when i take off, once i get up to a medium speed the vibration goes away, are you feeling the same vibration at low speed, i was told that one cylinder engines do vibrate a bit, thank you.
Got a kfx 90 and A Polaris scramble 90 an they are way better so I traded the cfmoto force 110 for a Honda XR 50 glad it is gone an you could not give another pos cf moto brand
Looking at one of these and as we live in GA - this was super informative about the cooling!
I love mine, have a blue one 2022, absolutely no complaints
I got a 2023 uforce 600, love it. The storage, fuel mileage, the pulling capabilities, climbing, tight turning radius. It's my work machine on my cattle ranch.
I have a 21 model for 3 years and have about 2000 miles on it, I live in south east Arkansas where the white, Arkansas and Mississippi Rivers come together, never had a problem with it, absolutely 💯 have enjoyed it, I'm a 61 year old man so I don't believe in abuse of machines but I don't baby it either, enjoyed watching your videos
Just bought the 2023 Uforce 600. So far so good. Thanks for the update.
I'm totally impressed 👌 and I'm a Honda diehard
I just took delivery on my 600 yesterday. Couple things for sure they are a bit loud in the cockpit. Also, have to get the rpm's up quite a bit for it to even move. Hopefully, that's just because it's new and will get a little smoother . Enjoyed the video's.
I just bought a 2023 Uforce 1000. Haven’t had it long but so far so good. I noticed my speedometer is off some. I’m gonna have them adjust it when I take it in.
Just curious, do all Americans think Canada is always "sub zero" temps? Our summers hit up to 43 degrees Celsius/109.4 Fahrenheit. This last summer we rode in temps in your 100-105 degree range, my Z Force 950 HO EX runs 3 to 4 bars in that heat too. Even today, November 24, it is 40 degrees Fahrenheit, so, not "sub zero Canadian" temperatures!! Not saying it doesn't get cold here, and I live in the north, colder area of Manitoba, but our summers are great, just like yours.
Before I bought I looked at John Deere’s Gator and other side by sides such as Polaris, Can-Am and CF Moto.
The John Deere sales guy lied to me, the Polaris sales guy wanted me to sell myself on his junk, the Ca-Am sales guy didn’t know his product and didn’t care about getting my business. Dull like rock!
Let me say I have a lot of respect for honest salespeople who know their products and are in tune with what’s important to the consumer but I absolutely hate order takers!
The CF Moto Uforce 600 was made to be used on my farm, it has 6:10 the most standard features like a winch, led headlamps, a hand brake, tail lamps, signal lights, brake lights, trailer hitch with electrical plug, a good amount of storage and even the Roof was standard and not an option as on the other side by sides. The CF Moto salesman knew his product well showing me how easy it is to service, low cost on parts, reasonably priced accessories and was also excited to tell me about CF Moto’s 5 year warranty that came with the machine and he knew how to ask for my business! Yes, I bought it and it has good reviews!
could you do another update on if theres anything thats broke on it?
My hisun 750 in PA hit 3 bars on 6 once… the fan runs more than i would expect, when i got it, but after seeing more and more videos, maybe its just more sensitive than the gauge..?
I wouldnt think it would get much hotter in texas… it was like 90-95 that day..
What kind of work are you doing with it? Thats what my 4010 Mule is for! Your terrain looks predominately flat. Mine ranges from rolling to mountainous. I'm curious on the demands you'll be using this UTV for. You said something about a wildlife ranch in one of your videos.
I am not in the mountains for sure. I’m in the crosstimbers/prairie region. I am using the unit to haul feed, fencing material, monitoring/fixing fence lines, etc. Heat is a weather element to consider as will be brief occasions of ice in winter.
I usually flush my coolant every other year. All of my Mules have heat and on two they have AC. Might be something to ponder? I looked at CFMOTO, but I'm pretty loyal to the Kawasaki brand. Seen a lot of videos about bushings and axels wearing out quick on the Chinese stuff. I'd keep everything greased real good and watch out for ripped boots. Especially, in dry dust climates!
I just bought a new one of these, i get a terrible vibration through the front end and up into the seat when i take off, once i get up to a medium speed the vibration goes away, are you feeling the same vibration at low speed, i was told that one cylinder engines do vibrate a bit, thank you.
I have not experienced what you describe. I would call the dealer.
@@davidbelding2025 thank you.
I don't get that either and yes one cylinder engines do vibrate a little more.
I have youth cfmoto cforce 110 an so far I can't stand it no low in power just a wast of money sure the big ones aren't any better
You would be wrong on that....and what the hell are you doing riding a kids ATV? No brains evidently.
It's a youth utv what did you expect? The big ones are great.
Got a kfx 90 and A Polaris scramble 90 an they are way better so I traded the cfmoto force 110 for a Honda XR 50 glad it is gone an you could not give another pos cf moto brand
@@MichaelFindlay-ek1ei glad you're happy. Enjoy riding.
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