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2008 John Deere Gator 620i XUV Camo Edition 4WD - $3900


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This gator has 62 hours on it and I am the original owner. This machine is loaded with custom JD wheels,

Hydraulic bed lift, front & side brush guards, front receiver hitch, JD stainless steel performance exhaust,

rear tail lights, JD OEM full windshield, full storage cover and matching Real Hardwoods poly top.

For more information and photos e-mail me at [email protected]

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This gator has 62 hours on it and I am the original owner. This machine is loaded with custom JD wheels,

Hydraulic bed lift, front & side brush guards, front receiver hitch, JD stainless steel performance exhaust,

rear tail lights, JD OEM full windshield, full storage cover and matching Real Hardwoods poly top.

For more information and photos e-mail me at [email protected]

Why are you selling this?

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