Mtsoxfan
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Those of you who use a UTV for work, what accessories have you added to make life easier? I know many have lighting, plows, racks etc. What is out of the norm? 110 volt outlets, etc...
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deserteagle71
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Only thing I've added to my Can-am Defender is a power lead from the battery to the back of the cab. Allows me to plug in my 12 volt sprayer quickly and easily.
paulsharvey
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On Honda, your struggling making the electric power to run much in the line of accessories. Some people add an additional battery.
We have added a bimini type soft top, but its in rough shape 5 years in. Seats are starting to need replaced too. We did add rear and side mirror though, so you can know if someone is behind yiu when on the road.
We have added a bimini type soft top, but its in rough shape 5 years in. Seats are starting to need replaced too. We did add rear and side mirror though, so you can know if someone is behind yiu when on the road.
EscapedSuburbia
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Mirrors, fold up windshield, interior lights, soft cab for winter, winch.
Torvy
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Roof, winch and windshield were standard. Also has a 'lighter' style AC jack.
I added a rack that can hold a power tool or a lead injection device.
Got a sprayer that fits in the bed. It has a separate tank for water and chems. Works well for watering young trees in the outlying areas.
Also got a couple of cup holders that attach to the vertical posts. The SxS only has 1. The added ones have a cinch that can enclose small items, too. Velcro straps make it easy to move or remove.
I added a rack that can hold a power tool or a lead injection device.
Got a sprayer that fits in the bed. It has a separate tank for water and chems. Works well for watering young trees in the outlying areas.
Also got a couple of cup holders that attach to the vertical posts. The SxS only has 1. The added ones have a cinch that can enclose small items, too. Velcro straps make it easy to move or remove.
tassmannn
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We have a Kubota RTVX 1100C that we added a Warn Winch, 31" ITP Mud light tires, replaced headlights with LEDs, swapped the factory LEDs with Rouch Country in the front, and Tractor Supply 6000 Lumen light bar in back. Also, put the Mirror kit on it and I covered the seats with Camo seat covers. Added extra Tie downs in the bed.
tassmannn
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I'm also trying to figure out where to put a 3000 inverter to run a small air compressor in the field. Has anyone who has an RTV done that?
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Snow plow. Not for "work" though.
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Boss Vee plow, side mirrors and a rear window grill.
Ok, so my wife is concerned about snow removal if I am away, very rare, or am injured/ill, most likely. She wanted a utv, no frills, just a plow. Knowing how cold it gets when "just sitting" I convinced her to get a cab. Shopped for a few months, and found a new 2025 CF Moto 1000. Equipt with full cab, summer "doors" plow, mirrors, winch with remote, glass front and back windows, wiper system, mirrors inside and out, 4x4. Just finished the maiden voyage of about 4" of snow, in 2 wheel drive. I know that isn't a real test, but absolutely 0 issues, other than putting in 4x4 to get out of road culvert. No heat, but from what I read, these get warm inside, and it's true. Still unsure if I need to add a fan to blow on windshield to defog. today it was not needed. Don't want to buy what I don't need.
At the dealership, it was sitting next to other ones, same model, less some options, for the same price. Ours had 8 hours on it and delivery guy said it was a corporate utv that they brought to trade shows. our use will be light, snow plowing, firewood hauling, watering apple trees, and the sort. Thinking about a 110v outlet, but time will tell if I need. I know it's not a Kubota, Kioti, Honda, Bobcat, but for the price we paid, after reading tons of reviews, and the amount of use it will get, we are happy with purchase.
At the dealership, it was sitting next to other ones, same model, less some options, for the same price. Ours had 8 hours on it and delivery guy said it was a corporate utv that they brought to trade shows. our use will be light, snow plowing, firewood hauling, watering apple trees, and the sort. Thinking about a 110v outlet, but time will tell if I need. I know it's not a Kubota, Kioti, Honda, Bobcat, but for the price we paid, after reading tons of reviews, and the amount of use it will get, we are happy with purchase.
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I also put a pair of tool holders (for shovels, etc) that hang on the side, kinda like these:
and a half dozen or so sandbags in the back for plowing.
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and a half dozen or so sandbags in the back for plowing.
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Misspelled "lead injection device".
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gstrom99
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I have a scabbard type holder that mounts to the floor inside the cab, that would have them/it sitting vertical. Have not installed it yet.
