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Londoner · May 30, 2006

Hi there - found this forum by chance and its been great research tool. 



>We live at 7,000 feet in NM - 8 acres very dry, very dusty, very steep. had ATV but too old to throw my leg over too often![

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Almost sure to buy buy RTV Worksite 2006 but would appreciate comments on 

tires - thinking of ATV

bed liner - spray in

will it handle rough terrain- over rocks and scrub

Any thoughts on extras I should consider - wife will drive it a lot 



thanks - great forum







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Guest · May 30, 2006

ATV tires for sure, with these it can handle some rough terrain. Its not an ATV, it does take more driving skill to get though some of the more rugged area's. 

A spray in liner is a good idea, it will cut down on a fair amount of noise. 

I would put a roof on, its only $200 and will help shade you.

ScenicHill · May 30, 2006

Londoner, I just bought an 06 Worksite with ATV tires, soft cab, heater, driver wiper, and flashers. I have a small hilly farm with creeks, wet areas, muddy fields, and other places to get stuck. The RTV goes anyplace I want it to go. Good power. Good pay load capacity. Very comfortable to drive. Heck, even my 87 year old mother enjoys getting around in it. Good luck. Dave/

Londoner · May 31, 2006

Thanks Dave, just needed some folksto validate my "decision" . Off to check it out yet again. Only question was in its ability to pull a load (rocks/logs) up gradient off road. I will be using this to clear hillside etc.



I know we will work it hard - and have some fun doing it.

Guest · Jun 1, 2006

Its about as close to a tractor as you can get in a UTV, so yes... it will pull. Just make sure you are getting the 06 version that has the pressure release for the hydrostatic. It will be really nice to have if your doing alot of work on hills.

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