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I purchased a Hisun 750 Sector to use for my oilfield business. It quit running after only 12 days.  I was told by the very rude people at Hisun that apparently I wasn’t supposed to be driving it in the mud and that I also put to many miles on it.. so in-turn they will not fix it under warranty. Also, if the salesman tells you they are cheap to fix don’t believe it.  They want half as much as what I paid for it to fix it. My advice is be aware that these UTV’s are made for minimal use and not backed by the dealership or the manufacturer. Also it was thrown in my face by the warranty manager that since it was used for business the warranty is shortened to 90 days.   I’m not sure what the difference is since it’s not covered under warranty even after only 12 days. 

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Welcome to the wonderful world of disappointed HISUN engine owners.. We feel your pain.. ........so they told you, you cant use your OFF ROAD FOUR WHEEL DRIVE  UTV in muddy conditions eh?  Should only drive on paved streets?

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Just out if curiosity how many miles/hours did you put on it? What exactly are they saying the issue is?

Frequently commercial use shortens or negates warranties so that doesn't entirely surprise me.

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