I think the AC250 has in and out 2WD/4WD. SO yes it's a good bike for the $$

 

I did little research on the AC250 and it's selectable 2wd and 4wd. AC sells the mod for like $30. So it's now down to porchasing the Ozark or the 250 - and it'll probably be the 250! I'll have to wait until spring probably, but it should be worth it.

 

You won't be disappointed with the AC 250!!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

My Friend Has a Honda Rancher and i plows tons of snow and good on the trails threw mud and other stuff

 

you can get a honda rancher 4X4 atleast at my dealership for 4600 dollars i think that hondas are the best. I'd check into it

 

I got myself an AC 250. A couple of things sold me on it. Selectable 2x4 and 4x4 and having low and super-low range gears. Also the price was $4k on the nose. I have a couple pics in my gallery.

 

I have seen a bigred 3wheeler with a plow, ohh and I onece had a plow on a 87 mojave

 

The A/C would be a good choice. They are tough rascals. Suzuki makes the engine & some of their drive train components for them. You might check out a Suzuki dealer, they might have a machine about the same, maybe for a better price (don't know, no Suzy dealers around here that are worth a darn).

Another choice, if you would prefer an auto, might be the Polaris Magnum 330. Those have a selling price under $5000 around here. They are heavier than the A/C, and physically bigger. Not as agile for trail riding (really not bad though) but the extra weight, and wider stance help them handle a plow better. They have Polaris' improved in-line shifter (low and reverse are now a short, straight throw from each other) and a Park gear (no more relying on the brakes to hold you on a hill).
I don't think it is any better or worse machine than the Cat, but they are definately different. Check them both out, and see what you like better. Also check the dealer out. The helpfulness of the dealer can often be the difference between a happy or unhappy customer.



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