I don't think it would turn them up here on flat ground with some old snow around them.īut I just love everything else about the machine. I can't imagine how stuck I'd be if I put tracks on this Sidekick. The Canam Defender and neighbor's Ranger 800 never had any such power problems.

25 is fine, but I'm still a bit surprised. Best I can do up hill on the typical roads, full throttle, summer time, no plow, is about 25 mph. If I drop one tire in a little ditch, same thing, stuck. The wheels with chains just won't turn, and the machine will stall out with error messages. I can't go from a standstill up a 20% grade with the plow on (400lbs) and 250lbs of sand in back. Up here my roads are all dirt and gravel, reasonably well maintained, but all 5-20% grade with side ditches. I expected better, but don't really care. The cab bits are terrible though, like the rear panel is all warped and didn't fit tight to begin with. I got it because my previous Canam Defender wasn't tough enough and too proprietary.kept breaking.busting A-Arms, every bit of the plow, doors, electrical, endless. I live at 11,000' elevation in the mountains of Colorado. Well, I bought a 2019 Special Edition with winch, elec/hyd bed lift, work lights, rear Plexi panel, front folding Plexi windshield, upgraded front spring.

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