Polaris Ranger
Tucker ATV in Jackson, AL.
See Shannon
Had them all, Polaris is the best IMO and Shannon is THE BEST dealer I’ve ever dealt with.. I don’t care how far you have to drive, he is worth it

Kawasaki mule.I just bought a 4010 Mule with 4wd and power steering. Slow but a work horse!

I got an old gator 825i 2010 and it is a great machine for what you mentioned and will haul a load but only runs 44 mph which is more than enough for me. I have hauled over 1,000 lbs in the bed of mine with no problem.

My dad has the kubota diesel. They're heavy built, rides ruff and gets stuck a whole lot easier than my Rhino!! It is older and I'd think they would have improved by now, but I haven't been on the newer ones.

2013 ranger 900xp here. Has probably been used 300 days a year since I bought it new. Other than the yearly service i do myself, l have only had to replace the belt once and finally replaced the original battery this past winter. It has been a solid machine for me. No experience with the others though.

Kubota usually 0%
Mule SX cheap enough to pay cash

I wouldn’t have a Polaris. Lots of problems with axles, etc. I have a Pioneer 700-4 with no problems. Hard to beat a Honda engine in anything.

I have a Polaris ranger 900xp that’s 2017 gets used most every day somewhere, no problems just keep it greased and serviced.

We have a Kubota 900 since late 2011ish with close to 1000 hours on it. It’s used almost daily and has been flawless! Yes, it’s loud, and unless you upgrade the tires, you won’t be doing deep mud or sand. However if you need to move a full grown tractor, it’ll handle that and more.
There’s a Polaris 900 that gets called to use during hunting season. Mud, sand, creek crossings….nothing seems to stop it, if you use your head and drive it like the situation requires.
Kubota is diesel and sips fuel. We have gen set at work that run the same engine and have well over 4000 hrs on them. The Polaris is gas & belt drive. They both have their + and -‘s.

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