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Posted by Ryan - WI on May 13, 2005 at 20:30:17 from (216.170.153.142):
In Reply to: 4 wheeler posted by RLH on May 12, 2005 at 18:27:52:
It sounds like this may not be needed (as you are looking at a 220) but I want to caution you against getting a huge machine. Most guys I know get a huge 600 cc beast. I on the other hand have a 1989 Suzuki 160cc. I absolutely love it! I plow my driveway, pull a small trailer with anything and everything and use it in the woods and the farm. The best thing about a small 4 wheeler like the one I have is that if it ever does get stuck, I can just get off and pick up the rear end and move it. My love of my small machine was augmented two years ago during deer hunting. We were moving a homemade ladder stand and after hooking it to the back of my ATV I just walked right through the woods to where I wanted to go. I went through many passages between trees that would have been impossible for a Million CC Beast.
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