2007 Arctic Cat 400 4x4

It's a good way to shift the gears in your head. As you shift through the gears of the 376cc air/oil cooled four stroke power mill, you'll certainly find yourself in a different place, in more ways than one. - Arctic Cat

Specifications

• Displacement (cc): 376
• Engine Type: SOHC 4-stroke 4-valve
• Bore & Stroke (mm): 82.0 x 71.2
• Cooling System: Air & Oil Cooled
• Transmission: 5 speed with hi-lo range
• Drive System: 2WD/4WD + Differential Lock
• Overall Width: 47
• Overall Height: 49
• Overall Length: 84
• Wheel Base: 50
• Suspension Travel (Front): 10
• Suspension Travel (Rear): 10
• Ground Clearance: 12
• FIS Suspension Type (Front): Double A-Arm
• FIS Suspension Type (Rear): Double A-Arm
• Front Brakes: Hydraulic Disc
• Rear Service Brake: Hydraulic Disc
• Tire Front: 25 x 8-12
• Tire Rear: 25 x 10-12
• Max Fuel Capacity (gal/ltr): 6.5 / 24.6
• Rack Capacity (Front): 100
• Rack Capacity (Rear): 200
• Towing Capacity: 1050
• Alternator Capacity: 16 Amps
• Speedometer: Digital
• Odometer: Digital
• Dry Weight (lbs): 648
• Suggested Retail Price (U.S.): $5,749.00

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2007 will be the year I buy a 4X4 and I'm being directed towards the Arctic Cat 400 line, by a dealer, of course. Since I only know what somebody else is telling me, I'd appreciate any and all advice on their opinion of this as well as any other machines.
I live in northern Wisconsin and will use the quad for everything from pulling logs to ice fishing to pulling the kids behind it on the ice. I can't see myself doing much, if any, trail riding.
There you have it!

This may be very late to reply but, my wife has a 2007 400 and loves it. It has more power than she will ever use. The 4WD is excellent and has gone through deep mud and over some large logs. We do mostly trail ridding but, it should do everything you want to do with it.
Marv