I am not a poloris owner but I wanted to give credit were credit is due so here go's i went elk hunting with my daughter last friday we scored two cow elk and the person with us had a ranger my elk had run down a draw and died my thought was cut him up and eat it there but the guy said no problem and he drove that ranger down the side of the hill we put the elk in the back and he went back up the hill (granted there was a guy hanging from the front of it to keep it from going over backwards) hooked on to the second elk and pulled them back to the truck (4 miles) i was impressed!

 

Now go tell all the other NON-Polaris owners ...LOL..........Caper.....Glad you had fun!!!!!!

 

I would like to have a Ranger, but nowhere to ride it here. Mine is almost as heavy as them[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]

 

Glad to here he was there to help you out like that> Those Ranger are pretty stout machines.

 

one of my buds just bought a 6x6 ranger but havent had a chance to ask him how it goes. another guy i know says his ranger willl go places and eat all his buds rides(rinos,and mule) w/ no problems.

 

Speaking of Rangers... A Fire Department nearby recently got a new Ranger 6x6.

Fire Department Ranger 6x6

American Legion Post 572 Donates ATV To Parma Fire
In June 2006 Joseph Jacubic Amercan Legion Post 572 purchased a Polaris Ranger 6x6 for the Parma Fire Department. This generous donation will assist our firefighters responding to emergencies in our wooded areas. Just recently the Cleveland MetroParks leased 300 acres of land from the City of Parma known as The West Creek Reserve. Parma Fire is the responsible entity for emergency response to this area. With several hundred more acres of wooded area in Parma, this vehicle is needed to access off road paths and heavily wooded areas. This vehicle will not be used as often as our other vehicles but when it is needed it will prevent injury and further discomfort to all involved.

The American Legion does not want this donation to be the final part of this project. They want to help pay for accessories that we are also looking into, including a medical bed to carry a patient and some type of portable fire pump with tank. A med bed at a cost of $1,600 has been ordered and Post 572 has asked to put in a request to them for payment. The cost of the all terrain vehicle was $9700.00.

 

Eh man this is great but for a Fire Dept,
they should show good example by wearing "Helmets"....[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]