The Razor is awesome for more playing around then work, it just isn't that practical for the purpose you need bogrok.
bigrok said:
Ranger and Rhino are on top of my list.
I have experience with both the Ranger and the Rhino.
The 500cc Ranger is more then enough engine to get most jobs done, but going up to the 700 is a nice touch if you are looking for a little more power to meet your need for speed. My uncles have the 500 6x6 and 700 4x4 and they can go just about everywhere and can pull almost anything, with in reason. We had shot a bull elk way back in the cougar canyon at home, 1200 lbs animal and the little 500 hauled it out of there no problems reguardless how steep or slippery the terrain. Stock tires are decent for most types of use and for you they should be just fine in TX. The 700 we have used to pull the Airseeder tank out of the quanset without to much complaining form it.
My girlfriends brother in law just bought a brand new Rhino 660, chipped it, pipe, tires and track kit......let me tell you this thing rips!!!!
We use it more as a toy and haven't worked it very hard, but I think it can do everything the Ranger can when done up the same. Bed size is a little smaller looking then the Ranger, but I don't think it actually is.
I personally perfer the way the that the Ranger is set up in the cockpit, but would rather have something a little different for seats. The bench seat is ok and really good if you need to move three people, but I would rather it be something more comfortable like that in the Razor for less passenger situations, not as low down as the Razor, but that style of seat at a medium mount height somewhere between the Ranger (high) and Razor (low).
Headlights on both are very good, and there is room for additional lights if need on the roll cage, which is a little bit *******, but if your out check sheep late the more lights the better.
The Rangers do have a better payload and have been around a lot longer, but the Rhino has proven to be a tough customer.
Either would be a great addition to a stable of toys.