Cleaning up the 825i

[Bunky]

I cleaned up my Gator some recently.


I always wash using the 2 bucket method with a third bucket for the wheels. I had previously applied a spray wax to many of the surfaces so quite easy to clean. The plastics will scratch easily if not done properly.


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[WOEII]

Lookin good! :Thmup:
Cleaning them for me is most the time just as fun as riding them. :BG:

[Dane]

Clean Gator? I don't understand?

[jcummins]

Nor I. I've had 3 years, and just hosed it off maybe three times. But I start it maybe 20 times a day, used all day long.

[Bunky]

Clean Gator? I don't understand?

If anything to keep the mud out of the garage...

[Dane]

Yea, it's not so much a problem when you drive in while the mud is still wet and sticky. It's after it dries and the mud is brittle. Still, the Gator is a piece of cake. You should try bringing an excavator in the house. Those damn tracks have a million nooks and crannies. No matter how well I clean it, and it may be clean driving in, it always leave a trail of dirt clods when I take it out the next time.

[teul2]

You should try bringing an excavator in the house.

this made me laugh. I had the mental picture you were driving it in the living room to watch tv or something.

[Bunky]

Yea, it's not so much a problem when you drive in while the mud is still wet and sticky. It's after it dries and the mud is brittle. Still, the Gator is a piece of cake. You should try bringing an excavator in the house. Those damn tracks have a million nooks and crannies. No matter how well I clean it, and it may be clean driving in, it always leave a trail of dirt clods when I take it out the next time.

Exactly. It is the dried mud that drops off when you pull in and out.