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just joined. Looking for info on Kawasaki Mule 610 XC. Living in the mountains in Western Maryland, actually, The Peoples Republic of Maryland, considering our new gun and tax laws. Buying Mule to replace an original Yamaha Pro-hauler, best piece of equipment I ever owned.

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