Utility Vehicle

A utility vehicle is one that is normally motorized and is intended to carry out a specific task with more effectiveness than a general-purpose vehicle. These vehicles can be used for commercial, transportation, and recreational activities. If engaging in off-road operations, utility vehicles are highly beneficial.

Types of Utility Vehicles

  • Armored

    • Mainly used by military; military tanks, trucks

  • Coupe or Tray

    • Also known as a pick-up truck. This vehicle features a coupe passenger compartment with an attached cargo bed, low profile road tires, low ground clearance

  • Crossover

    • Designed on a car frame, with little off-road capacity

  • Electric

    • Ran by deep-cycle batteries; can be registered as a motorcycle in many states

  • Light Equipment

    • Vehicles with a flatbed that is added to an all-terrain vehicle; typically used as a maintenance vehicle

  • Sports

    • Specially designed for rough terrain, mostly off-road, conquering light to heavy duty jobs. Sports utility vehicles are regularly equipped with 4-wheel drive, giving them the ability to blaze through water and climb over raised areas

  • Utility Terrain

    • Longer and wider than ATV’S, running payloads from 800-1350 lbs.

 

Primary Uses                                                                                                                      

  • Farms

    • Working on a farm can be problematic at times, due to how large they can be and how many duties need done. Using a utility vehicle to get from one task to another can increase productivity.  

  • Hunting Trips

    • Devoted hunters often use utility vehicles out in the wild.  These utility vehicles are able to endure what nature brings them and are a huge help when covering a lot of land. Hunters are able to carry all of their gear as well as any game they may catch while out in the woods

  • Large Venues

    • At venues, utility vehicles are commonly used to transport supplies. Often times it can be challenging to move from one side to another when there is a large amount of people in a condensed area. With utility vehicles, you can move quickly through a crowd much easier.

Compatible Attachments

  • Angle Broom

    • Clear away dirt, dried mud, light snow and other debris

    • Effective on driveways, sidewalks, parking lots, loading docks, warehouses, etc.

    • Dethatch lawns for new growth or reseeding

  • Bucket

    • Tow away ashes, grain, wood chips, snow and other materials

    • Great for loading, digging, light-duty grading and dragging

  • Mower

    • Cut lawns, parks, large acreages, cemeteries, golf course and athletic fields

  • Pallet Fork

    • Move pallets of seed, concrete, landscaping pavers or other materials

    • Transport building supplies

    • Unload freight, lumber, shingles, siding, fencing and block

  • Snow Blade

    • Remove light to moderate snow on sidewalks and driveways

    • Push snow and other loose materials

  • Snow blower

    • Clear snow off driveways, sidewalks and parking lots

  • Sprayer

    • Spray lawns, parks, pastures, golf courses, cemeteries and other small to moderate acreages

  • Spreader

    • Maintain parking lots, sidewalks, driveways and alleys

 

Preventative Maintenance Tips

  • Brake System

    • Check brake fluid and add more as needed

    • Ensure the park brake cable tension is accurate

    • Check brake pad wear regularly

  • Throttle

    • Ensure of proper movement

    • Inspect the cable for damage and replace if necessary; if utility vehicle is stored in an enclosed structure through winter, there is a high chance of rodent damage

  • Wiring System

    • Check for rodent damage

    • Inspect for wear and routing, and apply dielectric grease to connectors subjected to water, mud and other elements

  • Drive Belt

    • Check for cracks; clicking indicates a cracked part of the belt spinning over the clutch. Replace the drive belt instantaneously. In addition, clean clutches and replace worn parts.

  • Keep Machine Cool

    • Inspect, clean and replace (if needed) the engine air filter, pre-filter, and breather filter

    • Check all air intake line and throttle body for leaks

    • Replace engine coolant at elected intervals

    • Repair any leaks in the radiator and clean outside surfaces

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Common Utility Vehicle Manufacturer

Airstream

Aluma

American

American Sportworks

ARCT

Arctic Cat

Argo

AUSA

Auto Moto

Bad Boy

Bennche

Big John

Bobcat

Bombardier

Branson

Bush Hog

Camoplast

can-am

Case IH

CHAPARRAL

Chevrolet

Club Car

Coachmen

Coleman

Coleman Engineering

Columbia Par Car

CORNPRO

Cub Cadet

Cub Cadet Yanmar

Curtis Cab

Cushman

DR Power Equipment

Dutchmen

Exmark

E-Z-GO

Ford

GEM

Gravely

Harley-Davidson

Heartland

Hisun

Holiday Rambler

Honda

inTech Trailers

Intimidator

Itasca

Jacobsen

Jayco

JCB

John Deere

JT

Kawasaki

Kearney

Keystone RV Co

Kioti

Kodiak

Koyker

Kubota

Land Master

Land Pride

Load Rite

Load Trail

Lowe

Mahindra

Massimo Motor

Mattracks

Max

Motrec

New Holland

Newmar Corporation

ODES UTVS

Pioneer

Polaris

Silver Eagle

Ski-Doo

Sunl

Supermach Ag

Suzuki

SWISHER

Thor Mfg.

Thoroughbred

Weekend Warrior Outdoors

Wells Cargo

Winnebago

Yamaha

Yard-Man

 



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