John Deere Gator XUV590i in Realtree Xtra

John Deere Gator XUV590i in Realtree Xtra
John Deere Gator XUV590i in Realtree Xtra
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Columbus, GA -(AmmoLand.com)- John Deere introduces the Gator XUV590i Crossover Utility Vehicle in Realtree Xtra. The Gator XUV590i is designed for operators who want performance, comfort and customization.

Equipped with a powerful twin-cylinder engine, independent four-wheel suspension and availability of more than 75 attachments, the XUV590i provides a balance of performance and work capability in the mid-size class. The new Gator model boasts performance features ideal for getting work done around the property. The XUV590i offers operators 10.5 inch minimum ground clearance, 800 lb. load capacity and 1,100 lb. towing capacity.

The Gator XUV590i also comes standard with an 875 watt, 65 ampere alternator to run auxiliary attachments, such as lights, winches and sprayers, without the fear of discharging the battery. Operators and passengers alike will appreciate the low noise and vibration levels on the new Gator XUV590i. These benefits are achieved by isolating the powertrain and utilizing sound-dampening material around the engine and CVT intakes.

The operator station has class-leading ergonomics and legroom for the operator and passengers. The Gator XUV590i features a large, 7.4 gallon fuel tank to keep the vehicle running longer between fill-ups. The instrument cluster is backlit and provides critical vehicle information, such as speed, engine rpm, fuel level, coolant temperature and warning lights for information, such as power steering, maintenance reminders and seat belt reminder.

The Gator XUV590i utility vehicle is currently available at your local John Deere dealer.

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