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Kubota’s are heavy, the ride sucks, and they get stuck easily because of that. If you’re using it on gravel roads everyday using it for hard work, pulling, dragging, and carrying heavy loads then get a kubota.
If you need it to drag a deer out of the woods and will be going on rough roads and mud holes, then get a Polaris or Can-Am. End of story.
I’ve got a 2010 Polaris Ranger 800 and all we’ve done to it is replace the rubber bushings once in the suspension and change the oil.
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