WATCH this BEFORE Buying a Massimo UTV! - Massimo UTV Review

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In this video, we're giving you a before-of-buy a Massimo UTV! We'll tell you what we think, what we think is important, and why we think it's important. We'll also give you a review, so you can make the decision quickly! If you're interested in Massimo UTV, or if you're looking for a first-time buy, this video is for you!

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[Evan]

I dont know if any of these are deal breakers for me, for 12K compared to the "name brand" machines of comparable size that costs 30k plus.... i can tighten up a few loose bolts.

[aaroncoleman]

I bought a Hysun Apachie 800 cc ten years ago for 6, 500 dollars, and it's still running with no problems.

[JK-Trailblazers-]

Your videos are very informative...especially the oil change service..it helped me find the dang dipstick...I've had my tboss 550 almost 3months...use it on hunting land we have...some of the same issues loose nuts and bolts.. both door latches, welds broke...repaired myself...but in general love the machine...keep doing videos..thanks

[tc]

Thanks for your videos on the T-Boss. Very helpful and informative!

[markcox]

Great Video review. I watched it several times. I think I see two cotter pins missing that hold the hinge for the dump bed missing at about 8:15 time in your video . I just bought a 2023 Chinese made Hisun Bad Boy Bandit 750 very similar to your Massimo that I have gone over all fasteners since I saw your videos. I did not find ANY problems amazingly. My machine was finalized before I bought it by a small local Bad Boy Mower dealership that must have taken pride in what they sell. Mine is same type of machine you commonly see sitting in front of Rural KIng or Tractor supply that they brand as Sector 550/750 but is basically same as all these Hisun manufactured machines from Texas with Chinese parts.

[timbarbee]

I have a 2017 Massimo 500. Thing came nicely equipped. No problems till about a year ago. Timing chain jumped off. Major repair I did myself. Ordered new parts online and also replaced oil pump gear and chain and timing chain slides. Getting the timing marks on the flywheel synced with cam timing marks was a pain. Anyway got it back together and it started smoking. Now in the last three weeks it has problem starting. Has fuel and fire but won't crank. I'm going to sell as is and cut my losses. Good luck to you.

[rdc]

For what these things cost there should be no issues! Customer service seems to be a huge problem with all off road buggies from China .I'm thinking about buying the BMS 1000cc 4x4 buggy, but I can't find any feedback from owners or much info at all really. And I can't afford a $30, 000 CanAm

[johnwalker]

AGREED. you're gonna fail if you can't back your products. Massimo should at the very least call u back

[kennybuczek]

As technical repair man for Massimo, there support is the worst I’ve ever seen!
And try to find manufacturers repair manual!!

[petel]

Sounds JUST like the Jinma tractor that we bought in 2005 (under a private label Ag Boss). Runs like a tractor when it runs right, but when you need parts (especially now that no one sells these anymore that I know of in the USA) GOOD LUCK!!!! Even Northern Tool stopped selling theses tractors & dozers, but if you know how to fix stuff and make things work, maybe a Massimo is for you? With the internet's buying options now, I might shop for a good used brand name atv OR tractor.

[rtdave]

Make sure and tighten the Exhaust bolts going into the engine on my Coleman they both fell out luckily I heard the exhaust leak and I actually found the bolts in the bottom.

[johnwalker]

Thanks for the warning. They just lost a potential customer

[Synic]

Hisun sector 750… i have had a great experience so far… one nut on the rear fender flare, not sure it fell out, or just wasnt there… other than that, nothing loose or falling off… runs great… ive made some small adjustments to the bed box, like the rubber stoppers adjusted… i bent on the door latches to make them tighter… dont shut as easy, but no rattling even on rough ground….

Anyone thinking about one of these, i reccomend looking at the hisun for the price…

[speederz]

so spend 11 grand, bring it home and rebuild the new machine....wow

[plisken]

Ya I knew that going in / The dealer hear wanted 3K over what I paid for mine // not going to happen // I suppose if your not mechanical it would be a concern.

[RanchoFiascoMike]

Most anything Chinese made is a problem with quality and mechanics. Learned that with a Chinese motorcycle. We are all looking for similar products that the average person can afford. Looked at a new high end Polaris Ranger. Out the door it was over $40, 000. I could buy a late model Jeep Rubicon for that price. Can afford neither. I went with an 06 Polaris Ranger. It has been great. Very reliable and a real workhorse.

[dennisharrison]

I ordered parts and messaged them they got back to me fast

[Brianhefferman-cejr]

You can knit pic anything, all your complaints are really minor, Ive had way more problems with ATVs and UTVs from both Honda and Yamaha, not to mention piss poor service from their dealers than what your complaining about with this.
Not to say your wrong about Massimo's products but at least you're not paying the price for a name brand with all the same issues and customer service.

[tracybusby]

Those things are garbage. I bought a Hisun Sector about 6 months ago. That things solid. I’m very impressed and there only 13, 5 for a 750

My freinds have name brand machines. I’ve had to pull a few of them home and mine keeps on grinding away. I’m considering trading it in for a sports model. I want hesitate to buy another hisun and you can’t beat the price for the quality. I’ll put mine up against the best in a comparable style. And they are all Chinese. But hisun is built in Texas by a Chinese manufacturer. Therefore parts are easy to get.



But, like the other guy stated. Buy from a reputable dealer. The seller puts them together and tractor supply employees aren’t UTV specialist. Or Home Depot. The dealer I bought mine from pulled it into the shop and went through mine because they just come off of the truck. They went through every nut and bolt and made sure it all checked out good. Actually had an idling issue. He said look it’s getting late. Take this loaner home play with it. Bring it back in a day or so. Drive it like you stole it and I want to make sure yours is a 100 percent before you leave with it and he did so.

My advice. Clean it up sell it while you can if you can’t get a refund. Go buy another brand. There’s better budget machines out there of higher quality.

Good luck sir.

[westcentralpowersports]

Always buy from a dealer if possible.
We do the warranty work unlike big box stores.
The machines are shipped without the windshields on them.
So place of purchase was one to install.

You can add power steering to your machine also.

Let me know if you have any questions on machine.
Don't let few things ruin your experience.