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Understand UTV Features for Hauling

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Putting 2 "Work" UTV's to the test.

What happens here

Begin by observing the Cub Cadet Challenger 750, a yellow and black UTV, noting its electronic power steering, stock wheels, piggyback suspension, 4-wheel drive with locking front and rear differentials, integrated winch, and factory-installed turn signals which make it road-legal in some areas. The cargo bed is a manual dump, constructed with plastic exterior but reinforced with steel inside. Next, examine the Gravely Atlas JSV 3400, a red and black UTV, which is based on a Polaris Ranger chassis. Note its custom accessories designed for work, automotive-style doors with crank windows, full cab with heat, headache rack for windshield protection, and hydraulic power dump bed.

Goal: This step provides an overview of the two UTVs, the Cub Cadet Challenger 750 and the Gravely Atlas JSV 3400, highlighting their key features and specifications relevant to hauling and utility tasks.

Tools and materials

  • Cub Cadet Challenger 750
  • Gravely Atlas JSV 3400

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there you go all right guys today we're gonna be taking dan's cub cadet uh challenger up against the gravely atlas in a number of contests uh rock climbing clearance towing hauling speed um and then we're going to chain them up directly head to head and we're going to see how they do what are you trying to do you're straddling a log you're going to rip your undercarriage out if you try to straddle a log okay he's going on the side there we go next up it's my turn but this can be later in the video you'll see all of this and a lot more make sure you hit that subscribe button and stick around today good morning you guys the first thing we're going to be doing today is taking the gravely atlas jsv and putting it head to head up against the cub cadet this isn't going to be about making one better than the other they're not equal machines we're just going to show you the differences because when you're going out and you're thinking about buying maybe your first utv it's tough to realize what are all those differences and options out there actually make for performance at the end of the day you know a bigger engine smaller engine hydraulic dump assists manual dump assist so we're going to actually be testing all of these things out side by each dan's got a cub cadet i've got a gravely they're both the same here they both look like they're utvs but they're not the same and we're gonna start testing that right now yeah so the idea was just to show you guys some of the differences in utvs so if you're out gonna go buy your own utv and you're wondering what really difference does that the size of the engine make or the cargo bed we're gonna be comparing some of those features that are really hard to wrap your head around and get a feel for how it performs in the field um today that's the goal all right guys this is today's playground you want to give us a tour dan the man what we're looking for we're at uh bodhi tree care out here in uh carpentersville illinois uh he basically does a lot of tree care here in the northwest suburbs of chicago and he's just an equipment geek you know he's like stanley but doesn't get the new stuff so he takes all the old stuff he'll buy it you might see this as junk he'll see it as a gem and he'll fix it up and i mean he loves this thing he actually made this thing robotic if you look up in the cab there's servos so when he's out here in a one-man operation dumping trump grinding he can uh reverse it start it put the throttle from the…

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