Stupid Things, That I'm Glad I Did Not Do

Spend $$ Thousands $$ on Rhino accessories, upgrades and modifications.

Wheels, tires, roof and rearview mirror and I was done.

You forgot about a winch! Unfortunately I had to rebuid the motor in mine last winter. It wasn't worth anything without one and at least by having a new motor I can recoup a little of my money.

This was just a jab at all us Rhino owners who were, back in the day, going nuts about a machine that, in just a couple years, turned into a big paper weight.
Yamaha had it's nuts torqued by PoPo.

awwww its not a paperweight!!! She dun good! In all honesty I should of kept mine. A tank with a little bit of love and its a hoss!!!

Ours is getting retired to yard work and a RZR4 is in the near future.

For an all around utility vehicle that someone wants to also use for mild recreational riding, it is still the best there is out there.

And there are a bunch of po po guys with 30.000 plus in them. You never catch up with your money.

The wife is wanting a new Rzr (for her) and she said I should sell the Rhino and we get two Rzr's. I told her I wanted to keep my Rhino but she could still get the Rzr. It doesn't look like it but there is a lot of time and money between them two bumpers!!! I would probably have to pay someone to take it!!!

DirtDawber wrote:

This was just a jab at all us Rhino owners who were, back in the day, going nuts about a machine that, in just a couple years, turned into a big paper weight.
Yamaha had it's nuts torqued by PoPo.

Yeah I still can't believe they are getting left behind this bad. It shows that in any business you have to change with the market.

wvyankee2 wrote:

For an all around utility vehicle that someone wants to also use for mild recreational riding, it is still the best there is out there.

Marty, I would say that the Teryx has taken over in this market. Don't get me wrong, I still use mine for this very thing. However, if I was to buy a new "pig feeder" it would be a Teryx hands down.