I have the Kawasaki Mule. I Iove it. That thing is as handy as a shirt pocket! Far and away better for working with than a four wheeler. I was using an older Honda four wheeler which is a good machine and did everything it was supposed to but the mule is so much better to work with. For me it also came down to price. The smaller Polaris has about he same basic rating as the Mule SE, except for speed the Polaris is faster. The Mule will run about 30MPH which is fast enough for me and what I'm doing and the Mule had a better price point. I did buy a used one. Buy my dad bought a new one during a sales special for right around $8000. I think you'll be happy with any of the brands you listed, from the research I've done when we were buying they all seem pretty solid. For me the Kawasaki won on price point and durability. I had several people tell me " if you want to play and have a great time get the Polaris. If you want to get hard work done get the Kawasaki ". Good luck , have fun.
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