UTV accessories

[tassmannn]

Thanks, my thought was to have it behind me as well.

Yeah, it works out really well and doesn't blind you....LOL

 

[tassmannn]

Put some small lights down in the footwells too. You'd be surprised how often you drop something on the floor at night.

Where did you find those? I like that idea since it's dark down there at night. Our windows are heavily tinted. Was it an LED strip?

 

[EscapedSuburbia]

Where did you find those? I like that idea since it's dark down there at night. Our windows are heavily tinted. Was it an LED strip?

I used the mini eyeball lights that pop into a 3/4" hole.

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[lilranch2001]

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.

Me too. Along with a chainsaw holder, and a piece of 4” pvc unistrutted to the backstop with pressure test plugs to hold a roll of paper towels.

 

[ranger13256]

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...

2019 Kawasaki Mule SX. The machine arrived with a dealer added windshield & roof. I have added a winch, cargo bed liner, receiver hitch, windshield wiper, cargo area light, driver compartment dome light & roof mounted hazard lights. I never have all the electric accessories on at the same time so no problem with the battery. I have cleared many trails though my 60 acres of forest lane utilizing the mule to carry all the hand tools and other supplies to the site. Now I just drive around maintaining the trails, looking at wildlife and enjoying. The Mule has been bulletproof so far.

 

[Sprinkler Fitter]

 

[thieany]

I started with a Bombardier Quad only had dump bed and snow plow 20 years ago. Then kawasaki 610 mule with snow plow and fabric cab and heater. Air cooled engine make lousy heat. After another 5 years
switched to Deere gator with snow plow and and full heated cab. When I got old enough to be forced to start spending my retirement savings, I got a Bobcat Toolcat. Has heat and A/C. You can get attachments
for almost anything. I have dozer blade, snow plow, and combination bucket. Very comfortable. All these have mainly been used to haul yard tools around my 9 hilly wooded acres. If I need 120v someplace I put
EGO portable power station in bed.

 

[strykerAKAmack]

Rear overbed cargo rack just about doubles useable cargo bed space

 

[Bronco82]

Not sure how hot your bed gets from the exhaust, but I cut a piece of Styrofoam to fit, and then put a chunk of conveyor belt cut to fit overtop. It at least keeps the birds from cooking back there when out hunting.

 

[tscheuzger]

I made a brush sled/insert for the dump box on my Polaris Ranger for when I haul logs and branches back to the burn pile. It has a boat winch on it so I can secure the load (helpful when going up a hill - DAMHIKT). I made it out of baltic birch plywood and covered it with FRP and aluminum angle.

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I also added a diamond plate roof I can stand on when trimming tree branches and a couple light bars for forward and reverse.

In the winter I switch to plowing mode with my Boss plow. The brush sled comes out and I fill the bed with 500 lbs. of concrete blocks and cover it with a cargo cover. That helps immensely when backing up my driveway hill (I plow going downhill).

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