Is this the gator you bought not too long ago? Or am I confusing myself? I can see how useful a UTV would be. Using an atv with a trailer or tow sled really makes short work of wood hauling.
That is a cool looking vehicle. We need something like that for our land. Is gator a brand or type of vehicle?
The entire cab and roof are steel. I just put a cabinet screw in each corner from the bottom into the box. It's about time to put the doors and plow and back window on.
Hopefully it will be a while before we have to put the plows on!!!! But if needed, it doesn't take long.
Gators are amazingly capable vehicles. My friend has one and it's been used for logging, plowing, deep woods off roading and just general yard work. He recently went through and rehabbed the whole thing including new fenders and graphics, it's so pretty now I feel bad bombing it through the woods anymore.
Working afternoons this week so got some good cutting time in this morning. The ride to the wood lot: Dropped, limbed, and dragged out of the brush All loaded up: The ride home: The unloading: One hour per load including the 1 mile ride each way. got 4 loads today. Happy hoarding.
Looks like it to me and you should surely be able to smell it. I love cutting it just because of the smell. We've also used that for fence posts many times and it is great how long they can last.
Pyroholic how much snow did you get? And yes, that machine should move a lot of snow especially with those tire chains on. I've debated about putting some chains on ours but haven't yet. Maybe this winter will be the one where we'll need to do that. We also hear there was a mess on the Interstate near you. What a shame and that was only one of many. Maybe we need to teach a new class on how to drive in the winter, especially on Interstate highways?
