LazyWP said:I have a 98 Suzki Sidekick. Seats 5, has a great heater, AC works great, gets 15mpg, bouncing through the hills. Runs however fast I want to go, and I am pretty sure I can get more places then most UTVs. Only draw back is I can't get much over about 600 pounds in back.
Big Muddy rancher said:LazyWP said:I have a 98 Suzki Sidekick. Seats 5, has a great heater, AC works great, gets 15mpg, bouncing through the hills. Runs however fast I want to go, and I am pretty sure I can get more places then most UTVs. Only draw back is I can't get much over about 600 pounds in back.
If she weighs in at over 600 pounds do you really want her back there? :wink: :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
George said:Big Muddy rancher said:LazyWP said:I have a 98 Suzki Sidekick. Seats 5, has a great heater, AC works great, gets 15mpg, bouncing through the hills. Runs however fast I want to go, and I am pretty sure I can get more places then most UTVs. Only draw back is I can't get much over about 600 pounds in back.
If she weighs in at over 600 pounds do you really want her back there? :wink: :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
I didn't know you knew my two sister-in-laws - - - but then I think one is down to about 550# now - - - last time we put the other one on the cattle scale she was about 685#
Both are trying to get SS disability for being fat - - - my wife is the only one of 6 kids that has ever held a job.
tenbach79 said:I also have a 86 nissan pickup which works great for fence work and checking pastures. But when tagging calves just stepping out of a utv would be way easier than opening a door.
George said:My wife was 18 and weighed about 99# when we gor married and I was 25 and weighed 156#
Now I'm 170# and she is about 135# - - - not to bad in 39 years!