2014 Lambing
Lambing started President's Day with a set of triplets. Good thing I finished building our permananet lambing pens (4) in an unused part of our large barn. The triplets are strong and were moved to ...
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BCSnob wrote:
This afternoon or tomorrow I need to drag five 40# 8' long metal panels (gates) from the top of our trial field (the set-out pen) down to the barn so we can set up a few more lambing pens. The field is still snowy and wet and we don't have a 4x4 so that means I'll have to drag them down by hand. At least it is down hill. We reall need to find that right used 4x4 UTV I've been looking to purchase.
Which ever you buy. I'd stay away from a Kawasaki Mule, unless they can guarantee that they solved the issue of water entering the transfer case (?). It's the enclosed area that protects the belt between the engine and the rear end.
I never drowned the undercarriage while I had my Mule. However a month or so after my warranty expired. I ended up with a $1,300.00 repair bill due to the damage that was caused from water in that case.
Made the repair, then sold for $3K (quick sale) because I was heading out to CA.
If I was to buy another Mule type of ATV. It would not be a Kawasaki!
Pops
