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2023 Massimo T-Boss 760 EPS Review! (119 Miles)

Overall, I like this machine better than the MSU 850 EPS. I think this type of machine with a steel flatbed would have been better, BUT the 850 is OK. * Do Anything I Did Here At Your Own Risk * MSRP when we bought this was around $13,500, and with the snowplow, we had about $14k in it out the door with farm use no tax. It's good on fuel, I was able to put an additional battery in it, and it was fairly easy to wire in the extra lights (because the factory head lights are crap). I like the "turf mode / 1 wheel drive" so we don't tear up the ground as much. I like the diff lock, 4wd, and front diff lock. I like there is an instrument cluster above the tilt steering wheel. Now that I've tried both types, I prefer the bench seat over the bucket seats. I like this glove box and cubby hole better than the 850. The 850 does seem to have better low-end torque, but it's 100c bigger and a twin. There is the passenger side axle seal is already weeping a bit. The shifter and the axle seals seem to be a common problem. Now that we have a few miles on this machine, it DOES seem to be shifting better. Keep an eye on your fuel. That is another thing, the fuel gauge does not always read correctly, so my advice is keep it full of fuel. The synthetic rope, fairlead, and winch remote are the way to go IMO. You can control the winch out front, keep tension on your rope by hand without getting sliced by the cable, and the rope doesn't spaghetti like a cable does. Thanks for watching!