M & M Vehicle Corp 4x6 Club Car Kit

jacksonrh64

I've search and found nothing about this. Can anybody help me? Does anybody on here have one? M & M Vehicle Corp 6x4 UTV kit: http://www.mmvehicles.com/6x4-ATUV-K...and-Tires.html

Thanks

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scottginfla

Cool looking but what's the point?

essness

http://www.mmvehicles.com/6x4-ATUV-K...and-Tires.html

The kit is made by M&M, I followed your link, all the info is there?

jacksonrh64

I was wondering if "anyone" on this forum had one. I talked to M&M and they won't even tell you what is in the kit unless your a dealer. It take two carts to make it and it has two Motors, one motor for each set of rear wheels, As for the "point" You can haul a larger load, more hunters. You can run it on one motor, 2wd, or if you get stuck then you can run it with both motors giving you 4 wheel drive. I have 1,000 acre lease and I usually carry at least 4 hunters and five 50 lb sacks of corn in.I also have a lot of water, muddy/marsh areas to go through. I have a Beast 48 cart which can't handle that kind of load. I am looking for something that will do the job better with less trips. The bed would be better suited for carrying stands, work tools when maintaining shooting lanes.

Thanks

scottginfla

Maybe you should consider a Polaris ranger crew, will do everything you said and more

If you want to stay electric then http://www.imaginativemfg.com/

essness

You may want to entertain one of these,

http://www.polaris.com/en-us/ranger-...-gray/features

I'm a big fan of modifying golf carts, but based on what you are trying to accomplish and the associated costs, this may be the best deal?

93yellowclubcar

Like essness, I am a fan of golf carts and modifying them, hence the reason there are usually four or five running golf carts around my place. HOWEVER, when the job gets too tough for a golf cart, i.e. your situation, I use our Polaris Ranger. Plenty capable of doing everything you are wanting and more. I have no experience with the Ranger EVs, but for roaming 1000 acres you might just want to go gas anyway. My $0.02.

Stevegrmich

. . . I'd be worried my extension cord wouldn't be long enough to charge the batteries . . .