Wilburr
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I use the Roxor as a daily driver and farm vehicle. So far I love it.
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Farm Roxor
- Thread starter Wilburr
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My 2024 will haul 600 Lbs of feed, and it just ride's smoother. With creative stacking I am sure that 700-800 Lbs would haul just fine also.
One thing I would prefer would be the old style CJ Tailgate that drops down vs swinging to the side. The swinger works out for hauling around a spare tire, however a drop down tailgate is much handier for farm use. NOTE: I have been considering a Tailgate Conversion to drop down.
Another thing I would like to see changed is going back to a Twin Stick shifter on the Transfer Case. I use Four Wheel Drive a lot. I would use Low Range a lot more if I had a Twin Stick. NOTE: I am working on a conversion to Twin Stick.
The Roxor is very handy for Farm Use, and as a Daily Driver. I have Three Different County UTV Stickers, and one City Sticker. I drive mine 17 miles to work every day that weather permits.
One huge advantage over a conventional Side by Side is longevity. I am 73 years old. I do not see myself wearing the Roxor out in my lifetime.
If Mahindra makes some upgrades such as Going Back to a Mechanical Speedometer and Gauges, Twin Stick Transfer Case Shifter, Drop Down Tailgate, and a factory clutch type Rear Limited Slip Unit. Then I might trade for a new Roxor. Until then, I will continue perfecting the one that I own.
Bob R
One thing I would prefer would be the old style CJ Tailgate that drops down vs swinging to the side. The swinger works out for hauling around a spare tire, however a drop down tailgate is much handier for farm use. NOTE: I have been considering a Tailgate Conversion to drop down.
Another thing I would like to see changed is going back to a Twin Stick shifter on the Transfer Case. I use Four Wheel Drive a lot. I would use Low Range a lot more if I had a Twin Stick. NOTE: I am working on a conversion to Twin Stick.
The Roxor is very handy for Farm Use, and as a Daily Driver. I have Three Different County UTV Stickers, and one City Sticker. I drive mine 17 miles to work every day that weather permits.
One huge advantage over a conventional Side by Side is longevity. I am 73 years old. I do not see myself wearing the Roxor out in my lifetime.
If Mahindra makes some upgrades such as Going Back to a Mechanical Speedometer and Gauges, Twin Stick Transfer Case Shifter, Drop Down Tailgate, and a factory clutch type Rear Limited Slip Unit. Then I might trade for a new Roxor. Until then, I will continue perfecting the one that I own.
Bob R
