Since we moved to our place in Lampasas County I put
together around 200 acres of grazing land to run a small meat sheep operation. We now have around 100 head of Dorper and Dorper/Croix
ewes. We also have a pureblood Dorper
and a Registered Royal White Ram for the ewes along with a guard llama. To make a long story short checking water
troughs, fixing fence, putting out mineral along with just feeding and checking
on the sheep and the place each day takes quite a bit of time and burns
gasoline up in my truck like it is going out of style. The constant use of my truck was also wearing
it out a lot quicker than normal drive time.
I decided I needed something to just work around the place. A couple of my buds have Polaris Rangers that
they use constantly so I decided to look for a used one. I soon found that most wanted almost what a
new one cost for their used one with no warranty. If they were priced in my range they had lots of hours or were wore out. I then priced the new ones and had sticker
shock for sure and they only had a six month warranty plus doors, roof and a lot of other things were extra cost.
I was looking on a UTV forum for a used UTV when I saw a
thread about a new Kawasaki UTV called the Teryx and that they had a three year
warranty. The more I researched the more
impressed I was with what I was reading from new owners and the off road
magazines. I then went to look at one
and was convinced this was the machine I needed for our place. The Teryx also had a lot of the things that cost extra on other UTVs included in the price. I then started trying to find a place that
would give me a good deal and what an ordeal that turned out to be until I
called Central Texas Power Sports in Georgetown, Texas. The guys there beat all the other places
prices and were a no hassle group. They
did not try to put a heavy hand on for accessories or extended warranties so when
I need something for my Teryx guess where I will be going to get it. My trailer was too narrow to haul the Teryx so I needed to get a wider utility trailer and it was not going to be in for around two weeks. The guys at Texas Power Sports loaned me a trailer to take our new Teryx home so I did not have to wait on mine. You will find the Teryx to be wider than most any other UTV in its class.
I bought the two seat 2014 Kawasaki Teryx Camo and so far I am pretty impressed with it. Every time my wife drives it she has a smile on her face, she goes on about what great shocks are on the Teryx and how smooth the ride around the place is compared to my truck or her explorer. This last week we needed to move the portable pens by the barn about three feet. I was not looking forward to unhooking all the panels just to move it that short distance and there was no way to move the hundreds of pounds pen by pushing it. I back edup the Teryx and hooked a chain to the hitch and wrapped it around the corner of the pens, shifted to low four wheel drive and moved the pens like it was nothing. I will do a more in depth review after I have used it a while longer. We are already wanting to add a gun rack and possibly a half windshield after all the below freezing weather we have had in the last few weeks. The rest of this week’s blog will be some specs and stuff on our Teryx but I just wanted to say if you are looking at a Kawasaki or even a Polaris go by or call Richard Marshall or any of the other guys at Central Texas Power Sports, I think they will save you some money and time. You can reach them at 512-948-9922 Tell them Wild Ed sent you.
This is a pretty good video about the Teryx Camo 2014I bought the two seat 2014 Kawasaki Teryx Camo and so far I am pretty impressed with it. Every time my wife drives it she has a smile on her face, she goes on about what great shocks are on the Teryx and how smooth the ride around the place is compared to my truck or her explorer. This last week we needed to move the portable pens by the barn about three feet. I was not looking forward to unhooking all the panels just to move it that short distance and there was no way to move the hundreds of pounds pen by pushing it. I back edup the Teryx and hooked a chain to the hitch and wrapped it around the corner of the pens, shifted to low four wheel drive and moved the pens like it was nothing. I will do a more in depth review after I have used it a while longer. We are already wanting to add a gun rack and possibly a half windshield after all the below freezing weather we have had in the last few weeks. The rest of this week’s blog will be some specs and stuff on our Teryx but I just wanted to say if you are looking at a Kawasaki or even a Polaris go by or call Richard Marshall or any of the other guys at Central Texas Power Sports, I think they will save you some money and time. You can reach them at 512-948-9922 Tell them Wild Ed sent you.
2014 Kawasaki Teryx 800 Camo SxS Specifications
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