Gators and other utility vehicles come in a variety of sizes.  Larger vehicles are more heavy-duty while smaller vehicles have better maneuverability.  Consider your property and its terrain before renting a utility vehicle from the KWIPPED network of suppliers.  Also, be sure to rent or lease appropriate attachments for the vehicle to complete your projects.

Utility vehicles are available with 2-wheel or 4-wheel drive.  Some models provide more traction with 6 wheels on a 4-wheel drive vehicle.  They are comfortable and easy to drive.  Hydraulic lifts are available for the box beds and many models come with a trailer hitch.  Utility vehicles with gas, diesel, and electric engines are available.

Utility vehicles are easy to operate and usually have a box bed.  Many third-party companies make attachments for the vehicles making it possible to tackle a large number of farm projects with one vehicle.  Utility vehicles are smaller and faster than a tractor and better in tight spaces than a pickup truck making them ideal for moving around a farm, ranch, or large property.

Gators are utility vehicles with multiple uses.  Gator is the name given to these vehicles by the manufacturer John Deere.  Several other companies also make utility vehicles or cargo all-terrain vehicles.

• Transportation
• Hauling
• Towing

• John Deere
• Bobcat
• Yamaha