I recommend taking a couple Dramamine before watching this very informative video.

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah... Sorry about that bruh! I was trying to balance an Ipad in one hand while pointing at the stuff I was talking about! I really apologize! (btw... I figured out pretty quick, cuz I suffer from Motion sickness :))

@franksmith9692

2 жыл бұрын

What he means is, you didn’t really have to demonstrate the turn signals.

@Nick-tb2su

2 жыл бұрын

@@franksmith9692 I actually enjoyed the turn signals. I wouldn't have thought it had hazards, because i'm pretty uninformed of side by sides.

Have the same machine and have been pleased so far. It will go 40ish on the speedo but checking with GPS shows the actual speed around 10- 20 mph off so that could be the difference between the machines. Speedometer accuracy is way off. It runs better once it's broken in Check your differential vent lines as mine was pointing straight up which would let water go straight into the diffs

@jamesm568

3 жыл бұрын

It does 45 mph. I have mine registered as a motor vehicle since I couldn't pass it off as a golf cart and I can keep up with traffic with no issue in 35 and 45 mph speed zones. Now I do have another set of rims and tires for on-road use.

This was a great video. I just got mine as a birthday present from my wife. I am so happy she pulled the trigger I love this machine. I had mine up to 40 but I'm still in the break in period and don't want to goose it too much. You gave a great overview! Just subbed

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much man! I appreciate the sub! Happy Birthday! Happy Easter! BTW, Ours is only low range (Top speed only 30) I will be modding it to have a high range, but $6300 is great price for something very similar to JD Gators, Polaric Rangers and CanAm Defenders, at like a third or quarter of the friggin price!

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

3 жыл бұрын

I'll give you, and your wife a shoutout in my 50 sub special! (Do you mind if I call ya'll Mr and Mrs Metal Works?)

I have this exact model and it's not bad. You do need to learn how to work on them because it will require maintenance. I've had mine for about 6 months and I've already fixed the fuel gauge sending unit, adjusted the throttle cable, and adjusted the gear selector. The thing that aggravates me the most about this UTV is trying to find parts and accessories. It's not very powerful, but if you get a running start it can do the job. I'm still trying to figure out how to put a winch on the back of it. I would also suggest putting washers on top of the roof of the bolts as sometimes the rubber garments will pull through the roof while trailing this thing down the road at 75 miles an hour as you will lose the top.

@timw6596

3 жыл бұрын

Not attacked mine yet, owned it about 2 months, changed the rear brake pads as they squeaked LOUD, tried everything and just found some cheap ones on ebay, put them in and no squeaky any more ! Not attacked the fuel gage yet but think that is coming soon ! Calling and emailing the company in Arizona is worthless ! I'll get what ever parts I need off ebay ! But it is fun to drive and enjoy it very much ! Perfect to go get ice cream down the road ! I'm not into making dust so slow and steady is the way to go !

@jamesm568

3 жыл бұрын

@@timw6596 I had no problem talking to them on the phone for warranty parts so far as all the fixes have been simple. They don't have that many service shops around my area so it's just easier to go take it somewhere and get it fixed instead of waiting. If it needs a major warranty repair I just bring it back to the dealer that I bought it from and get a refund if it's under warranty.

@jaredbrockwayable

2 жыл бұрын

How did you adjust the gear selector? Coleman is being about as helpful as I expected them to be about mine.

@jamesm568

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaredbrockwayable the adjustment cable is under the hood on the driver side as you adjust the two nuts to the position that's needed.

This video is the best I have watched so far on the Coleman Outfitter 400 UTV. It is very informative! We just bought one of these yesterday (11/12/2001) and have read the book and watched a few other videos but this one is so much better. I learned a lot about our new UTV by watching this video. Thanks LoneWolf6502 for sharing this with us!!!

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah No problem man! I hope ya'll enjoy it as much as we have! I may be rerecording this video on my GoPro just so its better quality, so keep an eye out for that!

@tonyrobinson2683

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp Will do!

Good review of the side by side I just subscribed. We juat got one 2days ago ahold be posting a first impressions video myself in the next week or so. Keep up the great work.

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub man! Really appreciate it! Enjoy!

Good Job, very detailed review.

I purchased my UT 400 several weeks ago and it now has a little over 100 miles on it. I took it to west Texas for a week of off roading in the Sanderson desert. It performed fair however it is under powered. I like it except for a couple of things. I got it stuck a couple of times in loose gravel and it did not matter if it was in 2 x4 or 4x4 it will not pull itself though gravel. It also will not pull a hill under it own power without a fast head start. The shifting is also a problem not wanting to go into forward or reverse without grinding the gears. I was able to get it to shift better by adding a flat washer to the bell crank on the engine. This took the slack out of the shat at the hiem joint. I was impressed with the fuel consumption, in a week it only used a little over 1 tank full.

@dr.jerrygustafson7680

4 ай бұрын

To not grind the gears on mine, I hold the gear shift lever all the way up (F) then gently press accelerator until you feel it kick in gear, then let go: no grinding! I don't have to do this for (R).

I bought one yesterday for my wife. It is louder than I expected it to be.

@braydenlowe2024

Жыл бұрын

Can you please make a video of your UT400?

Step 1. Remove ridiculously excessive safety stickers…

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

3 жыл бұрын

Love it fuggin! Absolutely LOVE IT!!! All the stickers recommend you do thing that kill the entire fun of owning the thing! Thanks!

Did you ever have to adjust the parking brake release? Ours is new but the parking brake lever won’t release

How did it handle on the road/trails, and does it have electric steering !?

Wade dose the control for the winch hook up

Hello can you please get a second one but just in camouflage color?

Hows it doing after a few years? Curious to know how its holding up!

The split in the window is so it doesn’t fog up

No it doesn't weigh 3,000 pounds that would be as much as a regular normal everyday automobile

Mine cost $8,000 about a year ago. I have a few rattles I need to fix, but will have to remove the box to address them.

Mine can do donuts but not good for the tires

You missed how to attach the winch remote on the bracket under the dash lol.. I’m sure I attached mine incorrect but it’s just to hold it in place I guess.

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

3 жыл бұрын

Oh My Gosh!!!!! I did forget that! I am so sorry! I will be making a rerecorded video through my GoPro so it is not as shaky! Thanks for watching tho!

How fast does yours go I have the hi sun HS400 and its almost the same as this one but it’s stock has a governer to where it only goes 20 khm or 12-15 miles per hour then the spark plug getts grounded some how and I don’t know how to remove the governer.

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

3 жыл бұрын

Mine goes about 28-30 mph. Are you driving it with both seat belts buckled (Even if you are the only one in the vehicle)? Cuz it won't drive at full power without both buckled. I personally rerouted the wires in the belts sensors to make it so we don't need either of them buckled.

@denisehood631

3 жыл бұрын

I just bought one yesterday. Where is the dip stick for the oil.

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

3 жыл бұрын

@@denisehood631 (This process is easier with the seat and heat shield removed) Go to the passenger side of the vehicle and raise the box. If you look at the side of the engine, you should see the oil filter near the bottom. If you look over the black cover directly forward from that, the dipstick can be found. It is just a black cap with finger tabs angled towards the oil pan. If you do decide to remove the seat to check the dipstick, just lift the seat off and remove the heat shield (1 or 2 bolts). The dipstick can be checked more easily and with less mess this way. If you look straight down into the "Engine Compartment" on the passenger side of the engine, you will see the black dipstick cap I mention before. Hope this was helpful, and reply if you have any other questions! Being a real life mechanic gives me the urge to help others and teach people what I know! Thanks so much! (Great question, btw)

@ParadiseAtvTrail

6 ай бұрын

@@TheLoneWolf-wu8lpThank you for the response! Mine was actually a 2011 model hisun hs400 in camo it was identical to yours but it was carbureted instead of fuel injected.with the seat belts in the model would only go like 10 -12 mph stock. There was a wire going to the ignition could under the seat I had to unplug it was grounding out the spark. With the governor removed it hit 47mph down a hill on a gps! I now have a 2022 fuel injection Coleman same as yours. It only hits 38mph top speed. But the fuel Injection is amazing and it now has turn signals and a winch and a windshield/ mirrors. My old one didn’t have any of that.

They should have made low range super low on these… for farm use, and grunt that would pull the moon with traction… these are well designed, but low isnt low enough IMO.

I got mine to 40 once.. once.. yeah never doing it again, nothing bad happened just not fun

is Coleman UTVs the same as Hisun UTVs? Or made by Hisun Motors?

@jruss4918

2 жыл бұрын

Correct. Hisun is the manufacturer.

@BlueMax333

2 жыл бұрын

@@jruss4918 Thank you!

Good video, how's it do going up hills?

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

Жыл бұрын

Actually really well imo. We have a lot of terraces on our farm so it gets tested almost every day and performs great every time.

Hello can you please make a video of the Coleman ut550 utv at tractor supply???

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

2 жыл бұрын

If I find one on a day that I have my go pro, I sure can! Thanks for watching!

@jacklowe4907

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp Thank you so much nobody makes many videos of the different Coleman utv models!

Mine hit 48mph

Hi

If you ever have a major issue with it, they won't stand behind it. That's the only real downfall of buying the Chinese knockoffs. The price is nice though

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. I personally tried to convince my Mom and Dad to just pay the premium for a Polaris Ranger or a Can Am Defender.

@braydenlowe2024

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp I like the Chinese ones better then the name brands!

@braydenlowe2024

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp They do have parts available!

@braydenlowe2024

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp They will stand behind their products!

Your mom knows you got the keys to the sxs??😂

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

Жыл бұрын

Yessir. Dont need to ask. If I want to drive it I just drive it.

@SzymczykProductions

Жыл бұрын

@@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp Not a flex. Men buy their own equipment, not mommy and daddy.

@TheLoneWolf-wu8lp

Жыл бұрын

@@SzymczykProductions What you mean "Mommy and Daddy". The SxS is part of our "line" of farm equipment. I am part of the farm.

Got one today it bounced off shit box at 50 mph