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I will say...I bought my son a go-kart last year for Christmas and they were wanting right $4800 plus tax and fees for the same go-kart I bought in Prattville for $3400 out the door so anything they sell I can almost guarantee it's cheaper elsewhere. Aside from that. Congrats on your new ATV buddy.

@remc576 do you live south of B'ham ? ... I'm always looking to meet new people to ride with. I'm camping at minooka park in a few weeks, should be fun.

@@gearjammer2107 in Chilton County? I'm about 20 minutes from Peach Park. Exit 205. And yea. I need to get out and ride this thing. I don't even have 70 hours on mine yet

@remc576 I'm about 25 minutes north of you in shelby county, exit 238. I went to top trails about A month ago. Omg!!! U should have been there. It was a disaster. I had no idea where I was going, i got buried in the mud, had to winch myself out.

​@@gearjammer2107oh gosh lol. Mine is still bone stock. I don't have any big mud tires or anything on it or a winch for that matter. I would like to go somewhere that has a bunch of trails vs just a big mud hole. But that's just me lol

it would be a bit of a Strech but as a 14-year-old I fit perfectly but I am 5 10 but 5 4 it probly the shortest :D

No...just flip a switch

It has the visco auto locker so kinda

So far just had to replace the belt. $13. But that may have been because my wife and cousin was on it going up a hill. Other than that this thing has been awesome. Kids love it. They ride the heck out of it.

I'm sure you will be happy with it. Works great for hauling firewood.

The belt it came with wear out. Was easy to replace and cheap thank goodness. It happened with 2 adults on it going up a hill. But they were definitely under the weight limit of what the cart is rated for but maybe the hill was too steep. Only time will tell if this is going to be a constant problem or not.

Wow. I have not had that problem with any mower I have ever used. That's crazy. Something is definitely not right if you are having that issue.

Not much to see. I will have to get one of my kids to drive it next time. You got to be short to get in it

​@@remc576 My son is 12, 5'6" 150lbs. He's very timid when it comes to motor vehicles so I didn't want to get a "big" utv. Do you think this will be too small for him to ride comfortably? I know he'd probably outgrow before long anyway but Im not worried about that, if he gets a couple years out it

Haha that's our little ranger. He's a big puppy now though lol

I bought it locally at a place in Prattville, Al. It's still brand new I know but it's still running great. Kids ride it every time they get the chance

I paid just under $3400 for it put together...but some places in my area wanted another $1200-$1400 for the same one put together. So definitely shop around. I think some shops tack on there $100-$150/hr shop rate to put them together.

No kidding. Congrats. I am sure that one will be nice. These little Cheetahs are sharp looking machines!

A summer purchase is turning into a heck of a Christmas present it sounds like...and yea..I love this ATV. Haul wood around all the time with it with my little ATV cart I got...and the tank sprayer is awesome...used a 4 gallon back pack sprayer for years and that thing will wear you out but it's easy work just riding around on this thing. Congrats on your new ATV buddy.

Sounds like your luck is about the same as mine lol...I haven't tried putting a ball on it yet. Curious if I am going to have the same problem you did now...one thing about this cart that makes no sense to me is the grease fittings on the tires...it is so hard to get the grease gun onto the fitting...I bought a flexible grease gun hose thinking that would solve my problem but it is still hard as all get out to get it on there...other than that...love this cart

It's a lot more work actually... unless you buy an old junk motor then you are for one going to want to be careful with the motor and not beat the hell out of it when hauling it around in the back of your truck vs a battery you can just throw in the back of your pickup...plus you have to have a motor stand to store the motor when your not using it...I personally never trusted to throw that motor on the "transom" unless it was in the water so you have to walk out in the water and mount it on the back of the canoe which isn't a big deal in the hot summer months but it is a big deal when it's cold outside...and honestly speaking from experience having owned this thing for many years now...I wouldn't recommend someone spend the money and put a motor on these...a trolling motor will move it along just fine with 2 adults, a child, and all your gear. Your not going to be running from one side of the lake to the other but I have went out in it for 8 hours at a time and still had 50% battery left on a 1000CCA marine battery from Walmart...not saying that you could turn the trolling motor on for 8 straight hours wide open but it will get you where you need to be for sure... it's still just a canoe at the end of the day after all.

Thanks

Thanks

Almost at a 100hours now with zero issues.

Thanks

Well that's good to hear. I was walking into Lowe's 4-6 weeks ago and it was raining outside and as I am walking up to the door I see all the mowers and what not and one of the craftsman push mowers gas cap was completely missing. Mentioned it to someone inside and he just kinda laughed and said that he had seen it to. Whoever buys that one is not going to be a happy customer lol. Luckily I have not had any problems with mine and hopefully don't anytime soon. Enjoy your new mower

I still may and try to season it. If it bothered me more I guess I would but this thing works great. Just smoked a big ole Red Snapper Throat in it that I caught this past weekend. Made for a delicious lunch.

@@remc576 excellent!

That's awesome.

@@remc576 Yes THANK you Friend, like you said if you take care of your Lawn Tractor and do all the needed maintenance they will last a long time

That's how I feel about my Troy Bilt push mower. I'd like to get a new one but I keep waiting for it to finally give out but it just keeps running. It has a Brigg's on it.

@@remc576 one more thing if u use 5w30 synthetic which briggs recommend me to use it won't burn any oil 10w30 oil in hot weather it uses it for a fiew bucks u can get rid of the quick change crap thats what I did I can use castrol edge and a premium oil filter for less then what the quick change oil filter just because it's a cheaper tractor the one I sold is 14 years old now its still going strong and its a single single cylinder

@@jp-us9rq thanks for the info buddy

I agree. Maintenance plays a big part on any machine. So far this mower has been great.

It is $399 at Tractor Supply. So far I am super happy with it and as long as it last many years to come then I would say it is well worth the price. I seen Lowes had some Polar Carts and when I bought this the comparable Polar cart was $635 if I recall correctly. So this was definitely the cheaper option.

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Oh ok. Thanks for the clarification on the belt/shaft. As far as shifting gears, yes I am always doing them when the machine is not moving. It might have been a bit confusing the way I said in the video that I give it a bit of gas and then shift. I just give it some gas until it moves a tad, let it stop, and then shift. That is only when going from R to P. Don't have to do it everytime but more often than not and it slides on into Park easily. As far as towing goes, I haul firewood with it every week. Anywhere from 1-3 loads depending on how cold it is going to be for the week. I have an Ohio Steel 15 CU FT ATV Dump Cart and I use a hitch pin to attach it to the Can-Am. Haven't had any troubles out of it so far using that way. Also drag things around with it every now and then when cleaning up around the property. As far as the Can-Am goes. I like it else I would not have bought it and I am very pleased with it. This was just my thoughts and opinions on the machine. Super happy with it every time it is pulling something vs me having to push a wheelbarrow lol