What should I be on?

[whistlepig]

It's hard to beat a Rancher or Foreman for a working farm ATV. We have a 2000 Rancher ( our first ATV)we bought third hand in 2003. My wife uses it twice every day, winter and summer, 365 days a year to feed her horses. She is not gentle with it. I have done only minimum maintenance on it. The Rancher is one of the most dependable and easiest to maintain pieces of equipment I have ever owned. We also have a Polaris 800 EFI Sportsman. We use this for the heavier chores like pushing snow, towing, some logging work (It has a Warn winch), and heavy hauling. We do love our ATV's. You won't know how bad you needed an ATV until you get one.

 

[timswi]

It's hard to beat a Rancher or Foreman for a working farm ATV. We have a 2000 Rancher ( our first ATV)we bought third hand in 2003. My wife uses it twice every day, winter and summer, 365 days a year to feed her horses. She is not gentle with it. I have done only minimum maintenance on it. The Rancher is one of the most dependable and easiest to maintain pieces of equipment I have ever owned. We also have a Polaris 800 EFI Sportsman. We use this for the heavier chores like pushing snow, towing, some logging work (It has a Warn winch), and heavy hauling. We do love our ATV's. You won't know how bad you needed an ATV until you get one.

That's true...Same goes for FEL's and BH's...Convincing the wife is harder than paying for it sometimes though.

I was shoveling a 250' snow covered driveway for hours..Then my neighbor came over with his Polaris and had it done in 10 minutes...The wife agreed to that ATV purchase after seeing that firsthand...Helps that my daughter loves going for rides too.