Any body familar with these?

larry@stinescorner · Mar 26, 2016

Just curious,they sell them at tractor supply.

any body familiar with them? The brand name is Massimo?

ray hofstetter · Mar 26, 2016

Boss' son/grandkids have one...about 4 yrs now
and it's still running, so must be made pretty
good.

Michael Price · Mar 26, 2016

I would like one but for 10 grand ill have to pass

jm. · Mar 26, 2016

I have had two traded in on new KUBOTAS. Both were low hour and I have no ideal why they were traded in . Took them to auction and dumped them. I did know who was making them but not sure enough to post something.

JerryS · Mar 27, 2016

Is there really anyone who would look at that price tag and say, "Wow! I can get this thing for less
than 8,000 bucks!"

Gambles · Mar 27, 2016

A couple of years ago, the local town (population ~650), allowed them to be legal on the streets. It seems now that everybody has one.
One of the local BTOs has his wife drive one, IIRC a John Deere, instead of a car or truck, even though they could afford a Rolls Royce.
Last summer, one of the local kids driving one of them pulled out right in front of me as I was leaving town.
If I had been driving the speed limit of 40 mph instead of 10 mph, there would have been two funerals for the kids that I about hit. The passenger has eyes the size of dinner plates as I got within two feet of hitting them.

randy1 · Mar 27, 2016

They are made in texas. are the same as yamahas engineer quit yamaha and started his own company and did all the upgrades that they wouldnt do, same motor and trans. sells about $3000 less with winch ,windshield ,roof, and turn signals at no extra cost. over all a good machine.

stonerock · Mar 27, 2016

wife and I have two 825 gators one on the farm and one at the camp-ground, wouldn't be with out them.

da.bees · Mar 27, 2016

My Grandson bought a Mass i Mo when Ts began selling them. It's cover the same ground as his friends covered on other brands and it's still going strong. I'd have to say it's a good machine.
On a side note,I never realized how handy one is until i bought my Kawasaki Mule a few ago. Besides earning it's keep doing chores,my wife see's parts of our place that trucks can't go and she can't walk to these days.

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