I have a 2016 Honda Rancher 420 4 Tractor with power steering and from watching this Vlog, is very very close to my machine. I have plenty of power. As a matter of fact, it will go much faster than this soft suspension will safely allow. But I did not buy it to go fast, I bought it to go strong and it does that very well in work and utility applications, and it does this very well. The biggest difference I see in our machines is I have full 4 wheel independent suspension with adjustable shocks on all four corners. This adds considerable cost , but one I opted for. Good luck, Be Safe, Great Vlog!

This is my go to with a heavy duty cart behind it. I cleaned 2 acres of woods of brush and small trees with this rig. Very hilly more useful than a tractor. Used the cart as skidder.

Great review, very thorough and to the point. Keep up the good work of producing quality videos.

Morning josh watching from England anyone who served for their country I take my hat off to u just started to watch your channel and like what I see will keep watching keep up the good work keep safe

I have owned several honda 4 wheelers ,they make a good machine. Of course the key to longevity is doing the maintenance on them.Since you purchased this one almost new it should last you many years. Thanks for the review.

Back in the 70's I worked at a motorcycle shop for a while. Back then we had three-wheelers. We did some crazy stuff on those things (one-wheel wheelstands, etc.) In the early 90's a friend invited me to his lake home and he had two Honda four wheelers. Wow, what a difference. Progress rules. That Foreman looks like a great choice, Josh. Well done.

We had a 2012 Foreman, added Warn 2500lb wireless winch, chainsaw mounts and front and rear racks - very reliable - we sold it after buying a Ranger last year. I do recommend using ethynol free gas though.

I have the 2021 Honda Rubicon Foreman 520. Total beast, Will plow any snow I put it up too and I’ve pulled a mini van out the rut with my winch. These machines are not speed demons with a top speed of around 40-45 but they are the most reliable machines you can get. People who dog Honda on their simplistic design simply don’t understand that’s where the high reliability come into play.

I'm glad YT is back up .. I thought the world was ending

That’s what we picked up stripped down for $5500 new. Love it!

Just bought a 21 Foreman. After months of research I found it won out in every category except for top speed for what I need it for. Had it a week and love it. I just bought it as a toy to go trail riding with my buddies I bought foot shifter no power steering my thought process being the less added the less that can break

Hey Josh. Nice ride. You talked about the suspension around the 8:20 mark and mentioned that it's in the 2nd to highest/stiffest setting. By the look of it, it's in the 2nd to lowest setting. So you can stiffen up the suspension and increase ride height a fair bit still by turning the adjusters up a few more notches. That will certainly help as you add attachments/implements to it. Hope this helps!

That Honda looks good for darting around the property. In my 3rd episode on my channel I introduce and do a walk around on my new Kawasaki Mule - Real Tree edition. I was as happy as a kid in a candy store. 812 ccs, 3-6 person adjustable seating, 2x4 or 4x4, dumping rear bed, roof, windshield. It’s basically my workhorse on my farm. I love it and I’m so pleased with its performance thus far. I’ve had it up to 55km/hr. 🇨🇦 But if I’m just doing something quick and easy like checking the fences or fallen trees a single rider atv might serve me well. Thanks for the explanation of the Foreman’s features.

Used to have a 2003 Foreman 450ES. Such a nice rig and this reminds me of my old quad. Super reliable good luck

I have a much older version, A 2001 Honda rancher 350 ES. Still runs great. Love it

When I bought my Suzuki eiger 4x4 the only reason I chose it over Honda was their reverse was easier to use when needed to focus on use of snow plow. Hondas are great products for sure! I've had a few.

Had a lot of Hondas, they're amazing. The rear axle is solid I do believe (both wheels turn all the time) unless you're overseas and they have a turf mode I don't know about. Enjoy your machine and land.

You can not go wrong when you want a reliable quad. Have had my 250 for years. Nice review. People don’t like the price on Honda’s but there is a reason why.

Josh your Owner's manual is in the rear trunk if you didn't know... Hard to beat Honda quality! 👍

Thanks for keeping the bloopers in at the end, good to see you still make goofs. Wooooooooo!

Great review. I look forward to seeing the long term, high mileage or hours review.

I know if you take care of those machines they will last 30 years or more. The reliability and durability is definitely there as a work machine. Great video And really good looking ATV.

Thanks for another great demo. Things have really changed since the older models. I still like the old dump truck better lol

Honda's never disappoint dude have a honda 300 my grandmother won at raffle new in 97 been through a lot and still goin strong.

With my 2021 foreman, I’ve found that the bigger(watertight) pocket on the side is great for putting my phone into(if I don’t have it on my belt clip), and the little pocket where you had your phone is good for a pocket knife or something small and heavy. Also there is a little storage pocket up at the front of the machine(let’s water in), where sunglasses, keys, and other smaller things can go.

I have a 17 foreman 500.. Love mine and no problems at all.. Been a. Good machine.

Manual Foot Shift is way better and reliable than Electric Shift Program

The Phone storage thing was clearly a vape holder 😂 lmao

A new toy is always fun... good luck with your farm pumping out of your 4 wheeler.. Have a good day 🍁🍁🍁

Nice Honda, I put a 2” receiver hitch on mine. Very useful!!

The old 80 early 90s had a great honda 350 or 300 one ,family member owned it it still runs today

Unless they’ve changed something on straight axle four wheelers the rear is always locked because it’s a solid axle all the way through. Very nice four wheeler.

Boy I tell you that intro song sure hits hard now.

Looking forward to seeing more videos on the quad additions our disabled daughter just got one so looking forward to what you add to the machine re carrying stuff and storage my daughter wants to be able to feed her pigs so carrying stuff very important

We had ATVs in AFG to move gear around. When we were in garrison, they were a blast to tool around the base.

I have a '65 Honda trike and it's still going strong. Good luck with it.

The prior year models had a locking system built into the rack for attaching stuff looks better too

Yes you bought a Honda the best 4 wheeller ever

Hey Josh thank you for the video and I hope you and mrs. Stoney ridge had a quiet and peaceful Thanksgiving

Recently bought a 2022 Honda rancher it’s got the independent rear suspension and electronic power steering and the automatic I love it took a little bit too get use to it was big but it’s a useful tool on my farm

Helpful video, thank you for putting it together

Yehaw! It's back up!

I have a 2004 with 500 hours and 1100 miles. All low speed heavy work, plowing, dragging, and moving dirt with a bucket. I wanted no belts and the Honda durability. Only non maintenance repair was a starter. Not bad in 17 years. Enjoy.

Would've been funny to see you singing Stoney Ridge song during the intro of riding around on the Honda. Honda makes some reliable stuff. Enjoy the new ride. What's her name?

We have one kind of like that but with ours with the little space in the front bottom of the four wheeler we put a led extra light bar but I got a problem with mine for some reason it's making a grinding noise everytime I drive it so I think it's something to do with the deferential

Got a 2002 foreman 4x4 the machine is extremely solid and is still running good just keep up with regular maintenance, you can abuse the machine. My neighbor has gone through 2 Polaris and 1 Yamaha in the same time.

Just bought two 2121 rancher 4x4s for the ranch today...Honda is the only way to go, we have thrashed on them over them years and they don’t quit!

How do you like the electric shift on this model? Any problems with it? Would you buy this model again? Thank you.

I love this. You should do the same thing for a side-by-side.

Honda makes a good power unit. I still have a 2000 Rancher ES. Starts and runs great every time. I've rebuilt the carb once and replaced a choke cable and just routine maintenance otherwise.

Add some LED lights to front and rear for the upcoming dark winter nights. Light pods and/or rock lights from superbrightleds are inexpensive with great support. That's what I have on my 500 Sportsman ATV.

Just recently got a 2024 and they (Honda) have moved the shifter back to the left foot, which I prefer. Super good review and a super fun bike.

A friend of mine had a bucket for his atv. It's to hevey for the which and keep stripping the gears out of the winches with the bounce it causes.

Thank you Amigo , good info on the Honda Quad...

Galion wire fence shells. Dump rocks in for permanent beautiful rock walls. Touch em once. Great plans. Big fan.

we run polaris sportman 570SP's and love them....farm looking good Josh.

my son just turned 8 getting him a honda 90 next year for his 9th birthday and looking at a honda for myself aswell probably going to go with a rancher as I dont need something too big. Had a 90 growing up and a 250 those things lasted decades with almost zero maintenance lol.

Did you see that "Lumuna Acres" just picked up a 500 acre of light forested land, good luck to him and you with your farm

I have a 2012 Honda rancher 420 FPA. It would go 53 mph on flat ground that was it. It had power steering. Rear independent suspension and was the best all around atv I ever owned. I can’t think of one bad thing to say about it. They are more less same as the foreman. It had 5,000 miles on it when I sold it in 2022. 10 years old rancher still got $4000 for it. They hold there value better than any other make of atv. My theeewheelers are worth more now than they were when new by thousands lol

Josh, it sounds like you are already looking into the loader system and three point hitch from Wildhare Mfg from the way you described it, but in case you are not, please check it out. It seems like something that could be very useful to you and your family on your farm.

Looks like you are having a blast.

Glad you got the 4 wheeler

Got a 2013 forman 500 always reliable and a 2018 pioneer 1000-5 can't go wrong with a Honda

That space where you wear putting your phone is where the manual 4x4 shifter is but it looks like yours is not the manual shifter

When I travel internationally and they ask me have I been to a farm. Does watching stoney ridge farms on KZfaq count?

Josh, pretty hard to beat the Hondas. 2013 I bought my first 4 wheeler, wanted a Honda, the bigger one with the independent rear suspension, your back will love you for that. Could not find a decent one, so settled for an Arctic Cat 400, which had the Suzuki engine. It had the rear independent suspension, also came with a set of tracks, for the snow, geesh that thing would go anywhere with them. I do have a bad back and I found the independent rear suspension, is a must. Also the automatic with low range, is very nice no shifting what so ever. Hondas have the auto as well, bit more money, but if anything happens to that electronic shift the fix is $$$$$. I sold the Arctic Cat, and got a Polaris Ranger 700, for wood ect, and can still go on runs with the boys, and take the Grandkids for runs, but not the same as the old wheeler. My son in law has a Kawasaki 4 wheeler, and it is al right, but I really do miss the old Arctic Cat, it did impress me, but I am thinking the newer ones have the Kawasaki engines now, or Cat themselves. So thinking I may look for a Suzuki, in the near future. Oh and yes winch is a must, they do not push out easy.. lol

That power steering is super sweet!.

Can't wait to see it pimped out with the loader, new racks and the 3 point!

Correct me if I’m wrong but Honda changed that reverse system in 2020 models, still that style in 2019.

Nice tutorial. Atv vs side by side or compact tractor !

I have a 2008 Honda 420 rancher electric shift and the only thing I’ve ever had replaced on it was the shifter because I used to go mudding and never cleaned it so now it’s just for farm use and it’ll get up to about 60 mph on flat ground

Great video that’s the four wheeler I want for hunting

I sold an older diesel Gator and bought a Pioneer 1,000 and Rubicon Deluxe. Love them and way better than the Gator.

It’s funny I have a 2004 rancher and other than a few more storage bins ,the gas tank location and extra light on foreman, it’s pretty much the same unit… I guess “ if it ain’t broke don’t fix it!”… I love my rancher! GL with yours … and please show a video on the upgraded racks.

Awesome video thank you very informative. Knoxville Tennessee.

Nice machine! Wish I could’ve convinced the other half to let me get a Honda. I recently picked up a 2020 Canam Outlander 450 and I love it! Not all the fancy storage places, power steering or any of them bells and whistles but it gets the job done :)

That Honda will take you to the old folks home!!!

We had a Forman here on the compound a couple years ago Sure miss it

My dad had a hand shift Forman 2000 model and it had enough miles on the screen to go to north California and back and I live in south Mississippi haha

Good review, will most certainly give you some enjoyment cruising around the farm. Off the subject a bit, you have a talent for music, the maybe start a new 'Tube' for that, or incorporate it with this 'Tube'. Love that piece you did when doing the 7/11 replacing the great grand parents homestead.

I have a 2013 honda foreman 500 no parts replaced just a few oil changes other then that it's still kicking like new

The first thing I would want is a cab. When it is raining and snowing a cab is nice.

@Stoney Ridge Farmer Keep me in mind if you upgrade wheels. I might want to buy them. I have an OG 1985 Honda 250 Fourtrax that runs great. So old it's hard to find tires for the odd size. Tried a set on newer honda wheels from another 4wheeler and they fit on the back. I'm still running original 1985 tires!

Nice machine good review Honda is hard to beat I think that I could help you with the bloopers have a good one.

Can't beat a Honda! that little compartment by your left knee you had your phone was in, that's where the automatic shifter lever comes through on the Foreman Rubicon Models, they use the same body plastics. Sweet Machine, that will treat you well for a lot of years!

Great video thanks for sharing.

I think that bike is a 2019 because of the headlight pod and the racks are not the 2020 one! But very nice machine

Good looking 4 wheeler stoneyman you exactly right go red or go dead honda is the best brother

Nice machines ! I like the solid rear axle especially if you’re working it on a farm . I’m not so sure about the electric shift , I still prefer the foot shift transmission, just less stuff to go wrong . Been looking at the Yamaha Grizzly, and the Honda Rubicon. I like the gated shifter on that Grizzly and the ultramatic V belt cvt transmission seems to be very durable with no problems, 10 warranty on the belt, so if that’s the worst that can go wrong is belt ( which I have researched the replacement is very easy ) I may get the Yamaha, but I do like the Honda’s a lot too .

Josh that’s sweet. I just bought a 2020 Honda rancher and I thought all the 2020 Honda’s came with the new rack lock system as my 2020 did

9:00 - You could add a strong magnet to that compartment. Slap a magnet on your phone cover or just place your keys there. Whatever! Might make it more useful.

I have about 30 acres of land right now and I may be moving soon to where I’d have more land. I already have a sport quad but I feel like I should also have a utility if we end up getting animals or I need to pull something. Also I may sell the sport quad once I buy a bike. Do you think it worth buying a work horse like this?

from what the dealer told me (i just bought this model but a 2024) h said the wrench will com on when service is due. the only downer to doing your own service to these machines is that only a dealer can clear the service light (the wrench)

My preference would be Yamaha. It has an automatic transmission with high/low range. Which you don't have to worry about shifting, just put it in gear and go. Also independent rear suspension is so much smoother than the rear wishbone. All an all you do have a great ATV for your farm. Looking forward to all the updates to come.

Diggin' the bloopers lmao

Nice wheeler allways liked honda and they are fun .but I'm sure ya got a good deal .but great vid bud and .till the next vid godbless and stay safe

Well I’ll be darn. Yesterday I went to the Honda website and ebay looking for one and here this video popped up on screwtube. Ain’t that something I have a 2017 Rancher 420 irs power steering auto shift. Its a great machine

Sooooo. You want to rent your Honda out for a week in December? I'm going to NC / Wilkesboro for a hunting trip and have yet to procure one. And I'm driving right past your area on my way to Kernersville. Lol

Another machine for upkeep boys and toys