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<blockquote data-quote="snow" data-source="post: 143819" data-attributes="member: 1056">KDM,You sound like me when I was looking after I almost lost my truck ice fishing one day on mille lacs lake,researched 4 atv's artic,polaris,honda and yammie,artic was a pos,polaris is belt driven but a good ride,nix the belt driven machine,Not sure about air cooled vs liguid cool machines these days but the air cooled machines start the best in cold weather,I liked the yammie for its front and rear diff lock 4x4 option but liked the finished product of the Honda better,the honda foreman(larger frame than the rancher),air cooled,2500 warn winch.60&quot;plow and a solid rear axel that does;nt squat when I hookup a trailer up like rear indenpdent models,didn't buy the thing to trail ride just work,and I have the &quot;ES&quot; which is very user friendly,just remember to slow down when down shifting (geared pretty low).Its amazing how much snow these babies can move if ya upgrade the tires.Put a couple baskets on it,one for the pup and auger and front for other stuff like a bucket and cooler,never had an issue and its easy starting if ya remember to use off road fuel(high oct and no ethanol)[ATTACH]10057[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="snow, post: 143819, member: 1056"] KDM, You sound like me when I was looking after I almost lost my truck ice fishing one day on mille lacs lake,researched 4 atv's artic,polaris,honda and yammie,artic was a pos,polaris is belt driven but a good ride,nix the belt driven machine,Not sure about air cooled vs liguid cool machines these days but the air cooled machines start the best in cold weather,I liked the yammie for its front and rear diff lock 4x4 option but liked the finished product of the Honda better,the honda foreman(larger frame than the rancher),air cooled,2500 warn winch.60"plow and a solid rear axel that does;nt squat when I hookup a trailer up like rear indenpdent models,didn't buy the thing to trail ride just work,and I have the "ES" which is very user friendly,just remember to slow down when down shifting (geared pretty low).Its amazing how much snow these babies can move if ya upgrade the tires.Put a couple baskets on it,one for the pup and auger and front for other stuff like a bucket and cooler,never had an issue and its easy starting if ya remember to use off road fuel(high oct and no ethanol) [ATTACH=CONFIG]10057._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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