Kawasaki Mule SX 4x4 FI - Nimble, Quick & Useful UTV - Roof and Rearview Mirror install

[@CScav243]

I have two Kawasaki MULE 610 XC’s. A 2012 and a 2013. They don’t get much use. However, they have the governed 400cc engine like this one. I have never had machines so reliable in my life. I have as much as put batteries in these UV’s and change the oil once a year. They are totally amazing.

[@patriciacleghorn979]

I'm surprised this is a 2-piece roof. I got a 1 piece roof from Amazon (looks the same but 1 piece). It has worked great for years!

[@lowellgates5652]

I bought the same model/color Mule early Sept. Added roof, windshield, back windscreen, mirrors, trailer hitch & snow blade. Just right for my 1-1/2 acre property!

[@RalphResnick]

Any suggestions for aftermarket dump bed assist?

[@김석경-b9w]

Want to know the location of head-quater, country.

[@BoldCanyonOutdoors]

Huh? I’m in the USA!

[@rickyarmstrong9267]

What the price as is

[@BoldCanyonOutdoors]

About $11k out the door

[@ryzen397]

Just bought one of these in white and it has a superatv windshield on it and I put a trailer ball too. So far i love it.

[@JulitoDacua]

Walcam to the Philippines sir your pradak I m a entirestied

[@cBodhi]

Are those the 10" or 12" tires?

[@kalaharimine]

A lighter reflective colour for a roof would have been better. Using dhutterboard might give you some extra carry space.

[@s0g040]

How is the steering effort on one of these? Do you ever wish it had power steering? Our ranger crew is brutal to turn. Thanks!

[@bruiser6479]

I have owned my Australian carbureted version of the Mule for nearly two years. The steering effort is perfectly ok. I find it to be reasonably light, even at slow speed. I have seen mine up for night time shooting (which is perfectly legal here in Western Australia). I am a very satisfied owner. It is not a quick or powerful sxs, but it has a lot of off road ability. Its narrowness makes it feel a bit tippy on side slopes, but I have never looked like tipping over. I am, however be very careful on side slopes. The narrowness really helps get through tight places. Our local Kawasaki dealer sells a lot of these buggies to local dairies and vineyards. They are very reliable and long lasting. If you can live with the low performance they are a great buggy.

[@s0g040]

@@bruiser6479 Great. Thank you.