Yes, I really bought the Rokon for it's primary use to me of taking it to Colorado on semi-annual elk and mule deer hunts. It is legal to take on the old pack mule trails where only 2 wheeled machines are allowed and with it being both wheel drive, it can go up and over deadfall pretty easily. This thing will climb a tree. It is rated for 60 degree climbs and I've done it. At 60 degrees you're basically hanging from the handle bars like Superman and hoping the front wheel stays down. It has 3 gears, one for low speed and torque, one zero to medium, and one zero to high speed (which isn't very fast; maybe 30mph down hill). It is touted to haul 1,000 lbs and tow 3,000 with it's rigid frame, but you wouldn't be able to tow 3,000 up a moderate hill, but it should help me haul out elk quarters pretty easily. Around home I usually only use it for stuff like pulling the drag tine harrows to prep for grass, towing my "big hog" mulch/dirt trailer around (which is no longer used since I have a real tractor with FEL), and giving my daughter's rides when it snows here just for playing around.
