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| cant decide, grizzly or articat h1?
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| you do know that the answer is going to be a little bias here I have had My grizz since 03 no problems the articat and grizz have pretty much the same features like differential locking frontend stuff like that the only real difference is the grizz is faster and the size of the articat is overkill take it from some one who hunts, try taking that mamoth through the woods I garuntee your not going the places Im going. I barely squezz through so I know that the cat will not make it in thick woods.IF your not going to take in woods like that your set to go. The only thing I see that might give you a bit of trouble is the U joints on the drive shaft just like a vehicle they wear outi dont know how much of a pain it will be to replace it or how soon they will go out if you take through mud and water other forms of crud. Another thing you may want to consider is along with the cats mamoth size comes its mamoth weight not somthig I necesserely want to be under not that I like being under a 600IBS machine (which I have) but anything more than that I know it will crush you. Just a few things to consider.
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| If you don't mind visiting your dealer at least once every six months for service, then I would go with the Artic Cat. If you want a machine as reliable and durable as the day is long, throw your money at the Grizzly. The Cat is all sizzle, while the Yami is tried and true.
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| GRIZZLY.. My friend has an arctic cat thats one month older than mine.. he has allready had two faulty rims and broken 2 cv shafts
Brett |
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| defenitly yamaha. the h1 is a new arctic cat built motor that as not been proven yet. yamaha as been building motors for 50 years so i would put my trust in them
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| i have an h1 and my dad has a grizzly his is faster mine has better engine breaking which is nice when going downhill and it also depends on what you think looks better the h1 has rhino tough bumpers but the grizzly has a lower center of gravity which makes it harder to roll the h1 is louder and the grizzly has a better speedometer
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