Jimny / UTV buggy options

Nithsdale

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don't know if yer can get them in the uk intresting looking side by side

At last, a farm vehicle actually designed and speced by somebody practical

Very interesting. But it'll depend if it's built upto the job or not...

the problem I see is that the use struggles to justify the expense

What price are we talking?

I do agree, though... when you see a Ranger at £14k broken before it's a year old (n)
 

joe soapy

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devon
Very interesting. But it'll depend if it's built upto the job or not...



What price are we talking?

I do agree, though... when you see a Ranger at £14k broken before it's a year old (n)

Actually looks sturdy although weight may be a problem, wish bones look easily reproducable and many components sourced from cars so SH parts should not be a problem..
Pity they have gone for so much electrics such as the common rail fuel and electric diff lock and four wheel drive engagement, none of which have proved ideal in a farm environment
 

Nithsdale

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Livestock Farmer
Actually looks sturdy although weight may be a problem, wish bones look easily reproducable and many components sourced from cars so SH parts should not be a problem..
Pity they have gone for so much electrics such as the common rail fuel and electric diff lock and four wheel drive engagement, none of which have proved ideal in a farm environment


True, but do you remember the Diablo diesel bike? - heap of scrap which fell to bits, but built with 'off the shelf' ford fiesta parts (bearings, bushes etc) and was sold as having durable and easy to replace parts...
 

joe soapy

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devon
True, but do you remember the Diablo diesel bike? - heap of scrap which fell to bits, but built with 'off the shelf' ford fiesta parts (bearings, bushes etc) and was sold as having durable and easy to replace parts...
yes, but this looks better and not using ford parts will be a big advantage. the big failure points such as bearings, brakes , drive shafts look to have been addressed.

The one that dissappeared that surprised me was the simple Scottish one that i forget the name of. Just shows that bling markets better than practicality
 

llamedos

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Anyone other than Gareth Wyn Jones ever tried the Mudrat? not seen anything about them since they launched, although I see a localish place is a dealer.
 

Alf

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Location
Scotland
We've had a Kioti for a few years and can't fault it. More clearance than anything else on the market, good load bay and capacity. Haven't got stuck once and it goes up and down a road that most 4WDs wouldn't go near.
I have one too , Where does one get parts from now reco have closed ?
 

Devon James

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Location
Devon
Our utv has died. Mainly used for fencing sheep. Has anyone come up with a way of mounting a Rappa system off the side of a Jimny? Other option is put the rappa on a trailer or go back to a quad?
 

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