Which one would be good for some mud rocks and steep hills? Also with the prairie having low range(a plus) would this be needed with the other bikes?

 

I think the grizz 350 would be the best because it has irs i think 4wd and yamahas ultamatic tannsmision and the low gear is good for steep hills and towing

 

I do not belive the grizzly 350 has low range.

 

the 06's don't
I dont think they put a low range on the IRS 07 "grizzly" either.
I dont have any problems climbing hills or turning my mudlites xl's (25")

You will probably be fine w/ either quad, the Hawkeye I'm guessing would struggle more because of its smaller size and motor.

I think it is more a preference on what you want (brand). I Think the prairie has a locker also.

 

The 360 is the only ATV in your choices with low range I think. Rock crawling and a low range go hand and hand.

 

ozarkhunter i don,t know about the other two quads but i own the p 360 and it does. any thing i ask it to do very happy with it .

 

Honda Rancher 420!

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: reconranger

Honda Rancher 420!</end quote></div>

I am starting to lean that way after looking at prices.

 

The Rancher 420 is fuel injected and water cooled. Very agile, nice handling machine. This engine is a peach!

If you are looking for a bargain, try finding a leftover Rancher 350. Should be able to get an excellent price on one of them. I own both, so I have to say that the 420 is much improved.....

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: reconranger

The Rancher 420 is fuel injected and water cooled. Very agile, nice handling machine. This engine is a peach!



If you are looking for a bargain, try finding a leftover Rancher 350. Should be able to get an excellent price on one of them. I own both, so I have to say that the 420 is much improved.....</end quote></div>

Can you run synthetic oil in the rancher 5 speed manual shift with out harming the clutch?