hi, im looking for a used grizzly 600, i dont no much about them can you please help me out??
what features do they have?? do they have park,reverse,hi,low??
etc??? please help me out
do they have the same features as the kodiak
thanks

 

no on the park.
yes on the reverse, neutral, hi, and low.
plenty of power.
straight rear axle gives it very good handling on curves.
it'll slide like a flat track motorcycle.
55 mph give or take a few.
disc brakes up front, drum in rear.
big gas tank.
automatic trans. definately works good. has the first and
best engine braking.
Good weight pulling.
It's give off a lot of heat. not too much, but plenty though.
and the trans will get wet sometimes if you go in deep water
above about 2 feet or so.

I have one and like it a lot. I ride in mud and sand with it
with 28 x 12.5 outlaws on it all the way around with some power
mods i'd recommend it to anyone big enough to handle a 600+ lb.
four wheeler.

 

Pretty much everything Mudrush said plus ...... as long as your still rolling the tranny won't gulp any water but if your stuck in the goo get that winch working ! as soon as your out remove the tranny drain plug and let it drain, then carry on with your ride.
I run a 1999 and I call it a overachiver!I've skidded out 40 FT. maples for firewood,Plow snow in the winter,Grade the driveway in the summer,cut 6 acres with a KIMPEX front mount mulching mower, And of coarse over load it with 2 weeks of hunting gear for the hunt camp in the fall!
In not so many more words I'll purchase another if this one ever wears out.
The only extras I've added is HOT GRIPS & HOT THUMB warmers,WINCH 2000LBS with ****** block
ITP-XT BLACKWATERS Alot of gas and 5,330 Miles and counting.
Good luck!
And enjoy!
ROGUE

 

Hello Grizz 600
Iread your articule on how you use your machine, you mentioned grading your driveway, I was wondering how good these machines are, I know there no tractor or grader but I have a cottage with loose gravel and potholes and I was wondering how these machines and there attachments work, any info would be appreciated thanks.