Very nice! The best accessory you can get is a yard sled. They can tow amazing weight over any surface with no effort. Best $130 I spent on mine.
Now that you can haul stuff to your site, maybe look for a metal carport/animal shelter instead of a tent. Cheap ones available at most commercial auction, or on Amazon. Can throw some plywood or hardiplank on it pretty easy to.make it more weatherproof. Just an idea I had in my mind. Then you can still use it when a more permanent structure is finished. Would make a great wood shed. Just keep in mind snow load when purchasing/making. I made one from old chain link fencing I picked up for cheap. Just had to pick up some pole connectors.
I still have a 1998 Kawasaki Mule.
It will crank and run right now. Can still sorta get parts if needed.
Friends have been through 3 or 4 Polaris machines in the same time frame.
A spray rig lives on it in the summer, best weed eater I’ve ever owned!
Hope yours is as helpful as mine and lasts longer!
Happy new year!
Good choice. I have a 2009 Teryx that runs great. I can’t tell if yours has a dump bed but they’re handy. I also use a cargo bed/carrier that mounts via the rear hitch receiver. Great for wood and deer hauling.
Winch, snatch blocks and snow plow blade. A dedicated axe, D handle shovel, bow saw, and lopping shears. Keep a come along on board when using the snow plow, if the cable breaks you’ll need to be able to lift the blade . These work for me on my small holding and the late 90’s Honda Rancher I have. Keep oil and air filter in stock just because. Also a small dedicated tool kit, manual redundant foot pump and patch kit for tires.
Get the biggest trailer as practical, I recently upsized mine. I use cargo trailers, I use it to store my side by side, it’s my garage, my current garage is full of things we prep, can use the cargo space to camp and sleep etc. I added an external power outlet on trailer so I can run generator and have lights and heat etc., it beats sleeping in a tent. Add etrack with 2×4 supports to create portable bunk, just add a mattress. It’s my portable bunker Lol. You can also store your tools in the trailer. I now have a truck camper, so the wife is more comfortable, but still haul the trailer to transport my side by side.
Need to go find a trailer for it…..
Can’t go wrong with a Kawi . Nice pic Zero.
Very nice! The best accessory you can get is a yard sled. They can tow amazing weight over any surface with no effort. Best $130 I spent on mine.
Now that you can haul stuff to your site, maybe look for a metal carport/animal shelter instead of a tent. Cheap ones available at most commercial auction, or on Amazon. Can throw some plywood or hardiplank on it pretty easy to.make it more weatherproof. Just an idea I had in my mind. Then you can still use it when a more permanent structure is finished. Would make a great wood shed. Just keep in mind snow load when purchasing/making. I made one from old chain link fencing I picked up for cheap. Just had to pick up some pole connectors.
Get a recovery winch.
^^^ Sounds like the voice of experience, there . . . I’ d listen to him.
a) It has a winch
b) He’s not as clever as he thinks he is
A Hi-Lift jack is one of the most useful things I’ve ever purchased. They can do so much…
c) He’s even -more- clever.
And yes, been there, done that. Recovery winches are great!
Very cool! Fun and practical!
I still have a 1998 Kawasaki Mule.
It will crank and run right now. Can still sorta get parts if needed.
Friends have been through 3 or 4 Polaris machines in the same time frame.
A spray rig lives on it in the summer, best weed eater I’ve ever owned!
Hope yours is as helpful as mine and lasts longer!
Happy new year!
Good choice. I have a 2009 Teryx that runs great. I can’t tell if yours has a dump bed but they’re handy. I also use a cargo bed/carrier that mounts via the rear hitch receiver. Great for wood and deer hauling.
Winch, snatch blocks and snow plow blade. A dedicated axe, D handle shovel, bow saw, and lopping shears. Keep a come along on board when using the snow plow, if the cable breaks you’ll need to be able to lift the blade . These work for me on my small holding and the late 90’s Honda Rancher I have. Keep oil and air filter in stock just because. Also a small dedicated tool kit, manual redundant foot pump and patch kit for tires.
Very nice. I get a lot of work done with mine.
To quote The Memsahib: “Life is cheap, but the accessories will kill you.”
Looks nice! I love my MULE!
You’ll be glad you got it. We got the Honda Pioneer 1000 and use it all the time.
Get the biggest trailer as practical, I recently upsized mine. I use cargo trailers, I use it to store my side by side, it’s my garage, my current garage is full of things we prep, can use the cargo space to camp and sleep etc. I added an external power outlet on trailer so I can run generator and have lights and heat etc., it beats sleeping in a tent. Add etrack with 2×4 supports to create portable bunk, just add a mattress. It’s my portable bunker Lol. You can also store your tools in the trailer. I now have a truck camper, so the wife is more comfortable, but still haul the trailer to transport my side by side.