The Gator is powered by an 812-cc. Automotive-style, three-cylinder engine that produces around 50 hp. This engine will power the Gator up to speeds of 44 mph, but its where the engine makes its power that is important. This is a low-end engine, meaning the power really comes on in the lower end of the RPMs. This was very evident during the evaluation when we tested the Gator with a full load in the cargo bed (1,000 pounds) and with a 1,500-pound trailer. The Gator scored an impressive 20.6 points out of 25 for testing with the cargo box load maxed out, enough for third place in this test (see full results below). The chassis design also played a huge roll in how the Gator performed during the testing. Steering responsiveness was very high on the evaluations for two loaded tests and with the trailer. In fact, the Gator scored as high as 4.7 out of five points during the trailer test, indicating that the chassis was not adversely affected by the heavy load. The suspension also worked well during the simulated work tests. There are fully-independent A-arms at each corner, with eight inches of travel at the front shocks and nine inches on the rear shocks. While the suspension is a bit stiff on the trail, it works well with a load in the bed. If you look at the Gator next to other brands, it is obviously all John Deere. Deere does things its own way, and that contributes to the feel and the ergonomics of the machine. The location and angle of the steering wheel feels very different from other offerings, as it fits your hand more like a small tractor than a UTV. The shift controls and differential lock are all below the seat, as opposed to on the dash, which users may or may not prefer. The Gator 825i is built to work. Yes, you can trail ride with it and it will do that all day long, but there are better machines for that. If youre going to work it hard, the Gator is up to the task. It will hold 1,000 pounds in the bed, and while the bed may squeak a little, youll hardly notice the load back there. The floor of the cargo bed is metal, so things can shift some, especially on an incline. The Gator will tow a 1,500-pound trailer with relative ease and has a two-inch receiver as standard equipment. However, itll still get the job done. The engine has the low-end grunt to tow and haul all day long. Going back to how well the machine scored on the fully loaded tests, it was made to work hard and does very well in these areas. The item “2017 John Deere Gator 825i, dump box, dealer added tool boxes, 64 LOW HOURS” is in sale since Sunday, August 4, 2019. This item is in the category “eBay Motors\Powersports\UTVs”. The seller is “akivarabbi” and is located in Denver, Colorado. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Year: 2017
• Make: John Deere
• Model: Gator
• Mileage: 236
• Vehicle Title: Clear
• Engine Size (cc): 812
• Transmission Type: Automatic
• Exterior Color: Green
• Drive Train: 4-Wheel Drive
• For Sale By: Private Seller
• VIN: 1M0825GELHM132992
• VIN Number: 1M0825GELHM132992
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The Gator is powered by an 812-cc. Automotive-style, three-cylinder engine that produces around 50 hp. This engine will power the Gator up to speeds of 44 mph, but its where the engine makes its power that is important. This is a low-end engine, meaning the power really comes on in the lower end of the RPMs. This was very evident during the evaluation when we tested the Gator with a full load in the cargo bed (1,000 pounds) and with a 1,500-pound trailer. The Gator scored an impressive 20.6 points out of 25 for testing with the cargo box load maxed out, enough for third place in this test (see full results below). The chassis design also played a huge roll in how the Gator performed during the testing. Steering responsiveness was very high on the evaluations for two loaded tests and with the trailer. In fact, the Gator scored as high as 4.7 out of five points during the trailer test, indicating that the chassis was not adversely affected by the heavy load. The suspension also worked well during the simulated work tests. There are fully-independent A-arms at each corner, with eight inches of travel at the front shocks and nine inches on the rear shocks. While the suspension is a bit stiff on the trail, it works well with a load in the bed. If you look at the Gator next to other brands, it is obviously all John Deere. Deere does things its own way, and that contributes to the feel and the ergonomics of the machine. The location and angle of the steering wheel feels very different from other offerings, as it fits your hand more like a small tractor than a UTV. The shift controls and differential lock are all below the seat, as opposed to on the dash, which users may or may not prefer. The Gator 825i is built to work. Yes, you can trail ride with it and it will do that all day long, but there are better machines for that. If youre going to work it hard, the Gator is up to the task. It will hold 1,000 pounds in the bed, and while the bed may squeak a little, youll hardly notice the load back there. The floor of the cargo bed is metal, so things can shift some, especially on an incline. The Gator will tow a 1,500-pound trailer with relative ease and has a two-inch receiver as standard equipment. However, itll still get the job done. The engine has the low-end grunt to tow and haul all day long. Going back to how well the machine scored on the fully loaded tests, it was made to work hard and does very well in these areas. The item “2017 John Deere Gator 825i, dump box, dealer added tool boxes, 64 LOW HOURS” is in sale since Sunday, July 28, 2019. This item is in the category “eBay Motors\Powersports\UTVs”. The seller is “akivarabbi” and is located in Denver, Colorado. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Year: 2017
• Make: John Deere
• Model: Gator
• Mileage: 236
• Vehicle Title: Clear
• Engine Size (cc): 812
• Transmission Type: Automatic
• Exterior Color: Green
• Drive Train: 4-Wheel Drive
• For Sale By: Private Seller
• VIN: 1M0825GELHM132992
• VIN Number: 1M0825GELHM132992
  Get the Vehicle History Report

The Gator is powered by an 812-cc. Automotive-style, three-cylinder engine that produces around 50 hp. This engine will power the Gator up to speeds of 44 mph, but its where the engine makes its power that is important. This is a low-end engine, meaning the power really comes on in the lower end of the RPMs. This was very evident during the evaluation when we tested the Gator with a full load in the cargo bed (1,000 pounds) and with a 1,500-pound trailer. The Gator scored an impressive 20.6 points out of 25 for testing with the cargo box load maxed out, enough for third place in this test (see full results below). The chassis design also played a huge roll in how the Gator performed during the testing. Steering responsiveness was very high on the evaluations for two loaded tests and with the trailer. In fact, the Gator scored as high as 4.7 out of five points during the trailer test, indicating that the chassis was not adversely affected by the heavy load. The suspension also worked well during the simulated work tests. There are fully-independent A-arms at each corner, with eight inches of travel at the front shocks and nine inches on the rear shocks. While the suspension is a bit stiff on the trail, it works well with a load in the bed. If you look at the Gator next to other brands, it is obviously all John Deere. Deere does things its own way, and that contributes to the feel and the ergonomics of the machine. The location and angle of the steering wheel feels very different from other offerings, as it fits your hand more like a small tractor than a UTV. The shift controls and differential lock are all below the seat, as opposed to on the dash, which users may or may not prefer. The Gator 825i is built to work. Yes, you can trail ride with it and it will do that all day long, but there are better machines for that. If youre going to work it hard, the Gator is up to the task. It will hold 1,000 pounds in the bed, and while the bed may squeak a little, youll hardly notice the load back there. The floor of the cargo bed is metal, so things can shift some, especially on an incline. The Gator will tow a 1,500-pound trailer with relative ease and has a two-inch receiver as standard equipment. However, itll still get the job done. The engine has the low-end grunt to tow and haul all day long. Going back to how well the machine scored on the fully loaded tests, it was made to work hard and does very well in these areas. The item “2017 John Deere Gator 825i, dump box, dealer added tool boxes, 64 LOW HOURS” is in sale since Sunday, July 21, 2019. This item is in the category “eBay Motors\Powersports\UTVs”. The seller is “akivarabbi” and is located in Denver, Colorado. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Year: 2017
• Make: John Deere
• Model: Gator
• Mileage: 236
• Vehicle Title: Clear
• Engine Size (cc): 812
• Transmission Type: Automatic
• Exterior Color: Green
• Drive Train: 4-Wheel Drive
• For Sale By: Private Seller
• VIN: 1M0825GELHM132992
• VIN Number: 1M0825GELHM132992
  Get the Vehicle History Report