How is HPX in snow?

   / How is HPX in snow?
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Holy Lake Effect, Deerlope! You'll get no argument from me! If that isn't the ultimate, I don't know what is. Does it come with a little keg of brandy dangling from the front bumper? :) As attractive as that is, it's well beyond me. Got a little savings goal of a Kubota M-series that I don't want to derail.

Kahuna: Thanks for the update on your usage. Glad to hear it at least handles snow on the level. Little bumps and grades I can hardly see will sometimes stop my 2WD on the level; real hills, forget it. And I've got the side of a real hill to clean up at the neighbor's. The old tractor is probably the best bet; less attractive to thieves as well, as I'll have to leave it there for awhile.

Don't know what year HPX I'm looking at. From your post, '06 and later are the ones to look for, I guess. Still, according to JDGREEN, the '3WD' version would be a big improvement.

Thanks for all the responses. I'd hate to spend money on a Gator upgrade and still not be able to work it in snow. That's the only real gripe I have about the old 2WD; rest of the year, it's fine. Your experiences help a lot.
Bob
 
   / How is HPX in snow? #12  
them rtv's sure look nice with them tracks . i think i can see myself in one of them one day.lol ya'll stop postin pictures of them rtv's right now ya hear!!!
 
   / How is HPX in snow? #13  
With any HPX and the AT489s you will be able to go through snow until about the time you start bottoming out. Depending on how compact the snow already is you can be left high and dry if it's much deeper then your ground clearance.
 

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