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| | I am looking at the 2005 Yamaha Kodiak 400 Auto 4x4 and the 2005 Arctic Cat 400 Auto 4x4 and am unable to decide on one or the other. Any suggestions? |
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| I would test drive both. You will be able to make a decision then. Plus you should consider things like suspension and weight.
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| I don't know anything about the Yamaha, but after riding my Artic Cat, my nephew said his Yamaha wasn't near the machine the AC is. His Yamaha is 2 yrs old now and my AC is new. Do like I did, compare. I know the more I ride mine, the more I love it.
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| I Have the Arctic Cat 400 4x4 Manual.
I Love it & its easy to start rugged, more ground clearance if you are to go over stomps and large objects. This is my 3rd Arctic cat and I won't get no other kind. To each own but I recomend
Arctic Cat for it's over all performance.
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| I faced the same decision a wek back. After trying out the 2 vehicles I found the ground clearance on the Arctic Cat to be superior as well as the overall size of the machine. If you want a smaller vehicle which will liklely be easier to handle then Kodiak is not the wrong way to go.
I ended up with the Arctic Cat and couldn't be more pleased.
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| Try them both and compair them buy what you want. Remember you get what you pay for. I here both are good but Try them out for your self.
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| | arctic cat all the way. a true workhorse that you can open up and have fun with at the end of a days work |
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| I purchased two Artic Cat 400 automatics and go riding with friends who own Polaris 500 automatics and they like our cats better than their own machines. We couldn`t be happier than we are with our Artic Cats. Good power, good steering, ground clearence, great suspension and great warranty.
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| Your way better off with a Yamaha.If your gonna buy an Artic Cat then you should probably just buy a generic.Yamaha will out perform an Arctic Cat in every catagory any day of the week.
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