I was wondering how the AC650 does for farming use like pulling a trailer and stuff like that. I ride with a guy that has one and it does great in the mud, but he doesn't do any thing other than mudding.

 

The AC 650 has tons of low end torque. Rated to pull or tow 1050 pounds. I've pulled both my bass boat and pontoon around the yard with it. Pulled my 18ft "tractor" trailer around with it. The 2inch receiver hitch allows me to pull my receiver straight from my truck and place it on my AC 650. Greatest invention yet as far as i'm concerned. I'm still getting used to it, but it has done everything i've put in front of it so far. Stay tuned.....

 

i live on about a 1000 acre farm with over 100 head of cattle and we do some grain farming and my 650 has worked very very well on the farm pulling stuff and having to work with the cattle and driving in mud in the fields and pasture works extremely well and the reliability factor is really good i only have about 650 miles on mine but i have beaten the living bajesus out of it and it still runs like a million bucks figure i will have over 2000 miles on it by the end of the summer and if it doesn't have to go into the shop well i made a very good choice but good luck on your choice but i feel myself this is the ultimate farm, work, and play fourwheeler you can buy

 

Thanks for the imput.....I might get the new brute force or the new AC650 for our second quad. It sounds like the AC650 is a great bike, and from what I can tell from the a guy I have ridden with, it does awsome in the deep mud.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]