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When John Deere unveiled the first Gators back in the early 1990s, the company may not have known it was ushering in a new category of machines: UTVs. Now that the market is flooded with UTVs of various brands and categories, where does the latest

Kawasaki designed the PRO-FX to be capable of every job you can come up with. To handle that, Kawasaki went with an 812-cc., dual overhead cam, three-cylinder, four-stroke engine that is closer to an automotive engine than a standard UTV. Sound

This includes the Yamaha Viking, Polaris Ranger 1000, Honda Pioneer 1000, John Deere Gator XUV 825i, Can-Am Defender XT HD10, Kawasaki Mule Pro-FX, Mahindra XTV 750S, and the Stampede by Textron Specialized Vehicles. The tests. Each machine will be run

With a 1,500-pound trailer behind your machine, you begin the steady crawl up a grassy hill. You switch the machine into work mode, reducing the amount of throttle and fuel to the engine. The climb continues at a smooth pace – so smooth, you almost

At this year's Sunbelt Ag Expo, John Deere held a ride and drive of their new line of Gator XUVs for the first time. Before I get to the new line of XUVs let me explain the photo. In the photo is a model 825i that I will be test driving at my deer

Cleaning out the pasture of downed branches. Big bed and headache rack are real nice. John Deere Gator XUV 825i towing Kunz Rough Cut Mower Towable Rough Cut Mower - offset mowing. Mowing the pasture with out rough cut mower – Ground is wet and muddy

opening. For four days our team of 12 experienced riders put eight of the newest UTVs through their paces on Little Goose Ranch in Wyoming. Each machine was run on trails through the flat fields, rolling rangeland, and narrow mountain pathways. At the

Outdoor enthusiasts sharing the trail or work site can now transport friends, family and gear in the all-new, heavy-duty XUV 825i S4. The latest addition to the Gator family provides the durability and versatility owners expect around their property or

In 1837, a blacksmith named John Deere made a polished-steel plow that cut clean furrows through the sticky Midwest prairie soil. He quickly became a popular man. It wasn't long before Deere was producing plows for the masses, and so began the John