im not too familiar with brute forces but i've noticed that i can get a used brute 650 for around 4500-5500! im really exctied b.c. i was originally planning on an arctic cat 500 for around 4000....

for say a 2005 model, does it have 2wd/4wd selectable? do they have diff. lockers? if not, can you buy aftermarket things to make it have it like warn 424?

for you serious mudders, how often do you bottom out? are there a LOT of aftermarket accessories for a brute force? like a rear mounting bracket for a winch?(thats something i'd really need lol)..... please be honest as far as getting stuck pleasE! thanks!

 

For 5500.00 you can buy a NEW Brute Force 650I (2006) and for a few hundred less you can buy a NEW Brute Force 650 SRA (2006)....

It has selectable 2wd/4wd
It has a front diff Locker

If you're content on a used 2005, make sure it has had all the recall work taken care of.

 

Hi,

Check out a new BF 650 with SRA. I just picked up a 07 with the warren 2.5 winch for $5575. With taxes and registration totals $5913. For $1000 more you get new one in your color choice with warranty.

The dealer told me that this deal is good til 12/31/2006, then the rebates they get expire.

TK

 

well....if you go to kawasaki.com ....they advertise the 650i as 7100 buks...... man, im so excited now b.c. i really was debating on the arctic cat 400 or 500 and if i save up for an extra few months, i can get a freaking 650 or 750! im so exctied lol

 

Im assuming you are talking about the sra brute force. They are great atvs. Very solid and reliable. There is many aftermarket stuff for them. If you get a kawasaki, make sure you use low gear as much as possible and youll never have problems. Good luck

 

what do you mean use low gear? i read something like that somewhere else but i dont know what you mean.

what do you think of this deal? -

http://www.atvtraderonline.com/cadde...0/86860550.htm

 

I think it is to much. You can buy a new 650 for tht price.

TK

 

I agree. It's WAY over priced in my opinion. Your location says New Jersey, yet that ATV was in Tennessee. If travelling, or shipping isn't an issue, buy one from David in North Carolina.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BRAND...QQcmdZViewItem

Brand New!

 

really? but thats a 750....and right now i'm not worrying about traveling since i'm just getting a base price on quads....i wont be REAL serious until around summer time...

 

Just saves the belt, especially when pulling or climbing.