Honda Pioneer 700
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From: Bowfreak
29-May-23
I haven’t been looking for a side by side but I had a discussion Saturday with a guy who was willing to sell his. It belonged to his 82 yr old father and it has 850 miles. Standard model with winch windshield, top and rear soft sided windshield. I haven’t looked at pricing in a long time but he said $8,000. I thought that sounded reasonable. Thoughts? It also has after market wheels.
Also….does anyone know where you can find the model year on this thing? Best I can tell it’s a 2017.
From: thedude
29-May-23
I sold a 2016 in 2020 with way more miles for that price. Buy it.
From: cnelk
29-May-23
cnelk's Link
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From: molsonarcher
29-May-23
Run back and pick that thing up.
I have the same machine and paid 10k with 107 miles. It had a windshield, roof, winch and 6’ plow.
From: PushCoArcher
29-May-23
Can't help with the year but I think that's a heck of a deal the market is crazy high right now!
From: Bowfreak
29-May-23
Edit: it looks like it’s a 2015 based on the VIN.
From: Bowfreak
29-May-23
I forgot to mention…the old man installed and “Ooooo-gah” horn on it and he has and oh $hi+ box mounted in the bed with jumper cables, straps and a little bit of everything. Lol
From: Brotsky
29-May-23
Buy it Mark! I have a 700-4, it’s been bullet proof. Not the fastest or fanciest but it’ll go through hell and it’s been Honda reliable.
From: Bowfreak
29-May-23
Does it have separate engine oil and transmission fluid?
From: thedude
29-May-23
Bowfreak, I think it uses a common fill port for both. The torque converter on them might have shifting issues if level is slightly low or when its super cold. Proper level and warm up is essential for smooth shifting. It's been a few years since I crawled around on one. I love that 3 speed setup with the 700cc engine. I wish they would make a similar 500cc model without paddles
From: JohnMC
29-May-23
Are you going to be third owner? Wouldn't think many 80 year olds are putting custom rims on their UTVs.
From: deerhunter72
29-May-23
I’d buy it. If you don’t, I might be willing to drive over and get it myself.
From: oilcan
30-May-23
I have the same one had it for 6 years no issues. That sounds like a really good deal.
From: Bowfreak
30-May-23
Yes John. I know the family personally. The old guy bought it new and was a tinkerer.
From: WV Mountaineer
30-May-23
That’s a great price on a great no frills, workhorse utv.
From: Genesis
30-May-23
How do you get one that clean?!?!? Amazing
From: W
30-May-23
But it yesterday
From: craigmcalvey
30-May-23
Buy it. We have a 500 and it is unbelievably useful. I primarily use it to cut wood and haul deer out of the woods. They are so nimble around in the woods.
From: Bowfreak
30-May-23
OK guys....you all talked me into it. :)
From: Brotsky
30-May-23
I hope the first buck you put in yours is like the first one I loaded in mine Mark :)
From: Bowfreak
30-May-23
Yes John. I know the family personally. The old guy bought it new and was a tinkerer.
From: Bowfreak
30-May-23
That is a stud Justin. I don’t remember you posting that before?
I hope the first one I load in it is that big too, but I tend to shoot before they grow that big. :)
Oddly, my posts are showing up out of order.
From: Brotsky
30-May-23
I shot that one in 2019, he's my best so far! I had literally just picked up the Honda maybe a week or two prior to that hunt. Bought it to help get my dad around mostly, been very good for that! Congrats on your new machine!
From: midwest
30-May-23
Dang Justin gotta hijack your thread with his monster whitey. ;-)
Congrats on the UTV, Mark. I’m jealous!
…of Justin’s buck, too.
From: pav
30-May-23
Had to smile when I saw this thread...as I'm pursuing a Honda Pioneer 700 purchase myself. Congrats Mark!!!
From: 12yards
30-May-23
Nope! I'm not jealous!
Jerk!
LOL. Cool machine. Hoping you have some great times with it!
From: Ksgobbler
30-May-23
Ive got a 2015 700-4. Knock on wood its been bulletproof.
From: pav
02-Jun-23
Picking mine up tomorrow in southern Michigan. Really disappointed in the lack of Honda UTV inventory here in Indiana. Decent number of four-seater Pioneer 1000s...just not what I was looking to buy...
From: KY EyeBow
02-Jun-23
We've had a Pioneer 700, 2 seater on our farm since about 2016. My ONLY complaint is that the cargo bed sits pretty high off the ground so it does make it a bit challenging to get a deer up into it. Otherwise, I really like it. It'll do anything you ask it to do, within reason.
From: Lewis
02-Jun-23
This what we have on our Rhino it was made in Louisiana I think my wife can load a two hundred lb buck in around 10 minutes it telescopes out and you use the winch to lift your deer Good luck and enjoy your new ride. Lewis
From: craigmcalvey
02-Jun-23
On a side note, get a good trailer for it. I think it was t-roy that convinced me to get a polar trailer 1500 for mine. Those trailers are amazing. Priced reasonably too.
Craig
From: Bowfreak
25-Jun-23
I picked up the Pioneer earlier this week. Took a while to get the title straightened out where the owner had passed. I need to change a cv boot and unfortunately a boot on the front propeller shaft but it is in pristine condition other than that.
From: Bowfreak
25-Jun-23
Here is a pic.
From: t-roy
25-Jun-23
Looks like it’s in great shape, Mark. Enjoy!
From: spike78
26-Jun-23
I used to have a Honda atv couldn’t kill that motor it was solid. Looks like you got a sweet deal!
From: keepemsharp
26-Jun-23
Hondas run forever.
From: deerhunter72
28-Jun-23
Very nice! I’d like to find one just like it.
From: redneck hunter
29-Jun-23
The one I rode in last week jerked like hell when it shifted. Nearly new unit being driven down blacktop at about 45 miles an hour. It was being ran in auto shift. If this is normal, it would be a no go for me.
From: Brotsky
29-Jun-23
They have a governor on them that kicks in at 45 mph. That's likely what the problem was redneck. Mine shifts smooth as butter.....and there's no belt to wear out!
From: thedude
29-Jun-23
45 is light speed for the 3 speed 700 transmission.
From: Mt. man
29-Jun-23
I have a Honda 1000-5 and I LOVE IT. Honda's just run better and last longer!
