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2000 KAWASAKI MULE 2510 DIESEL
UTILITY VEHICLE The new flagship of Kawasaki utility vehicles,
the MULE 2510 Diesel is a multifaceted utility vehicle, with a 952
cc diesel engine and an automatic transmission, with multi ranges
and two or four wheel drive modes. The variable belt drive eases
driver operation and increases both engine and powertrain life.
With a cargo capacity of 1,100 pounds and a towing capacity of
nearly 1200 pounds, the Mule 2510 Diesel is assembled in Lincoln,
Nebraska, and has a suggested retail price of $9,599.
Continuously variable belt-drive automatic
transmission.
USFS-approved spark arrestor.
4-wheel drive.
2-speed transfer case with high and low
range.
Dual mode differential.
Bench seat for two people.
Rack and pinion steering.
Full 4-wheel suspension.
25 mph governed top speed.
SPECIFICATIONS
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2000 KAWASAKI MULE 251O DIESEL UTILITY
VEHICLE |
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Model
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Mule 2510 DIESEL
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Engine
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Three-cylinder Diesel
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Displacement
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952cc
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Engine
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Three-cylinder Diesel
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Bore x Stroke
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72 X 78mm
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Cooling
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Liquid
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Drive train
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Automatic torque converter; Hi-Low
range; forward, neutral, reverse
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Final drive
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4X4, dual-mode rear
differential
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Wheelbase
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73.6 inches
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Overall length
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112.0 inches
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Overall width
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57.5 inches
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Overall height
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75.6 inches
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Ground clearance
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6.7 inches
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Tires, front/rear
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Tubeless 23 x 11-10
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Brakes, front/rear
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4-wheel hydraulic drum
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Turning radius
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11.2 feet
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Load capacity
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1630 pounds
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Bed capacity
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1100 pounds
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Towing capacity
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1200 pounds
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Dry weight
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NA
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Fuel capacity
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5.3 gals
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Colors
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Hunter Green
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RECOMMENDED FOR RIDERS 16 YEARS OF AGE AND
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