Kodiak 450 Power?
#1
I'm thinking about getting a kodiak 450 but I wonder what you guys think about the power of this machine. I'm not really concerned about going 60mph, but looking for good low end and mid range grunt. I don't know if this is the machine for me or spend the extra money and go with the grizz. Any opinions are greatly appreciated.
#4
the kodiak definatley does have some low end grunt and it is a good all around machine. if you not going to be doing any severe work it will be just perfect for you. but if it is going to be more of a work than a play machine the grizzly has alot more power for working, the grizly is also a blast to ride considering you can pull wheelies with a 600 pound machine.
#6
I have been using mine to haul in my moose camp and have had several 800 pound loads and I am impressed with how it did. Towing was done all in low gear range and the gas milage was terrible but it did the job without a hic-cup.
I can't say I have pulled any trucks out or that I would want to but I have pulled an 8 wheel Argo out of the bog, of course that was with the winch and not the quad. Hauled a cord of wood with it last weekend, not in one load but several over 2 days and the machine did not overheat or did I have any problems with it going up and down the river banks or while crossing the river and the temps were in the high 70's.
All in all, I feel the Kodiak is a great utility machine that gets the job done without working it too hard and knowing the fact that it was 2 grand cheaper then the Grizzly I feel I bought the right quad, I do miss the IRS from my old quad.
Hope this helps some.
AlaskaBoy.
I can't say I have pulled any trucks out or that I would want to but I have pulled an 8 wheel Argo out of the bog, of course that was with the winch and not the quad. Hauled a cord of wood with it last weekend, not in one load but several over 2 days and the machine did not overheat or did I have any problems with it going up and down the river banks or while crossing the river and the temps were in the high 70's.
All in all, I feel the Kodiak is a great utility machine that gets the job done without working it too hard and knowing the fact that it was 2 grand cheaper then the Grizzly I feel I bought the right quad, I do miss the IRS from my old quad.
Hope this helps some.
AlaskaBoy.
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