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Ive been tossing around the idea of purchasing a Mule,Rancher,Gator,ect what have you, my limited space in my trailer does not allow for much more than a full size atv , but im determined to make something work , the convienance of our "Geo Tracker " was entirely too helpfull, and moving on to a new trailer we guained some convienances but lost the floor space we once had . the "tracker" is great, expessially when you dont want to wait for a push truck or need heat/tuning the engine, tools and storage always nearby, even a street vehical if need be, ect, its just simply too big for our current settup, does anybody utilize a "mule/ect" that has the capability of starting a car? what are the pro's and cons' say if you had to purchase one over again and/or likes or dislikes of your current settup, i guess ill be searching my options more to keep the tracker , but if all else fails I may have to consider my options to a new purchase that will perform the duties we once had.
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The guys over at HRP have some really nice setups/conversions. From what I can see, this handles everything they need, and then some. As far as firing the car... I would guess so, but may want to give them a call. Everyone I have talked to, really really likes their Mules. Heard nothing but good about them. Good luck!
http://www.hrpracing.com/mule-products-and-acc
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My dad has owned multiple UTVs, not for racing purposes mind you, but my grandfather has probably the best one we have ever had. It's the Kubota RTV. It is a strong and smooth running vehicle. It has more options than most passenger cars I've owned. Give it a look and go try one out, maybe you could get a nice sponsorship deal out of it.
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