putting the rhino to work

[4punksdad]

Originally posted by cjmcguire90
sorry to bring up an older thread, but 4punksdad, your rhino is really nice and what do you do for a living if you dont mind me asking? you have like sweet everything haha. i want to be like that someday!

Thanks for the kind words. To answer your question, I own a small excavating company.

[cjmcguire90]

Originally posted by 4punksdad
Thanks for the kind words. To answer your question, I own a small excavating company.

Small???? Well it looks like your a very successful company then, I hope to someday own my own business. Was yours family owned or did you start it yourself?

[4punksdad]

Originally posted by cjmcguire90
Small???? Well it looks like your a very successful company then, I hope to someday own my own business. Was yours family owned or did you start it yourself?

I started it myself after getting sick of working for idiots

[beaker1214]

Moves the trailer around with ease....

[4punksdad]

the rhino is a handy tool..................I couldn't live without one after having one. I got the new 700 EFI and sold the old green 660. The 660 had about 4000 miles on it when I sold it.

[beaker1214]

The rhino was the best piece of equipment that we have ever owned in terms of flexibility and fun.... I haven't found anything that it wont do and the best part is that when theres no work to do with it just go out and ride, its a blast. We use it for everything round my place...

[4punksdad]

Originally posted by beaker1214
The rhino was the best piece of equipment that we have ever owned in terms of flexibility and fun.... I haven't found anything that it wont do and the best part is that when theres no work to do with it just go out and ride, its a blast. We use it for everything round my place...

Yamaha should be paying us for saying these things