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  • Alex changed the title to 2019 Coleman Outfitter Mode / Set buttons function
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9 hours ago, The Wanalds said:

Update: to MODE / SET button question  UTV is a 2019 Coleman Outfitter. 

Not familiar with the "MODE/SET" functions on your beast--what exactly are they intended to do?

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