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without having to dress up like one of the Sand People on Tatooine.

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Gunny456 said:

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Have had a Polaris Ranger and Yamaha Viking. We use them everyday and hard on the ranches. Bought a Can Am Lonestar Defender two years ago. Very quiet. Smoother riding than Polaris. No issues with it at all after two years.

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I seem to remember you had issues with the engine surging up and down around 2800 rpms. after you purchased. I have same Can Am and mine surges. Really pisses me off and dealer denies they have a problem. Please share your fix if I haven't mistaken the correct Ag.

Man alive, I can take the half mile trip down my driveway right now and accumulate more dust than that. Where do you hunt? The garden of Eden?

Get rid of the wife, problem solved!

flashplayer said:

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Man alive, I can take the half mile trip down my driveway right now and accumulate more dust than that. Where do you hunt? The garden of Eden?

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Sometimes it feels that way.

But even here it is dry out, and we have about a mile long calichi road that is dusty AF, and our acces roads that are usually mud are dry and dusty as hell also.

I sell a dust control chemistry i can sell you to take care of our dust problem! haha

We both win

MouthBQ98 said:

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Dust. I have a filter for that.

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Nice rig but that would have been broken and torn apart with the terrain I went through a few weeks ago. I also have a Nissan Nismo 4wd truck that is great but even that is too big, rough and tears up the roads when wet. That AC is great though!

As for the dust, we just drive slower, helps that the terrain falls for it. We don't have many long straight roads. But here's an example of the Ranger getting down into a dry tank bed that our Nissan could not do. Worth it? All depends on what you value.

Yep, it flat wouldnt make it through most of the terrain on our place, and sure wouldnt make it down some of the trails that my Mule barely fits through.

Might make it 8 or maybe 10 feet before it is buried up to the frame.