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2000 KAWASAKI MULE 2520 UTILITY
VEHICLE The MULE 2520 is a multifaceted utility vehicle that is
larger than a full-sized ATV, but smaller than a compact pickup
truck. Designed to drive like a car, it has a truck-like bench seat
for two and a tilting rear cargo bed. The Mule 2500 is powered by a
liquid-cooled 617cc OHC four-stroke V-Twin engine and features a
dual-mode differential. Transmitting power to the rear wheels is
Kawasaki's continuously variable belt-drive automatic transmission
which eases driver operation and increases both engine and
powertrain life. With a cargo capacity of over 800 pounds and a
towing capacity of nearly 1200 pounds, the Mule 2500 rides on
broad, smooth-tread tires that minimize damage to delicate surfaces
and lightweight insulation surrounds the engine for extra quiet
operation. Assembled in Lincoln Nebraska the Mule 2520 has a
suggested retail price of $7,299.
USFS-approved spark arrestor.
Dual mode differential.
Full 4-wheel suspension.
Smooth-tread, low pressure tires.
Noise-insulated engine compartment.
16 mph governed top speed.
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Model |
Mule 2520 UTILITY VEHICLE |
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Engine |
4-stroke, V-Twin, OHV |
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Displacement |
617cc |
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Bore x Stroke |
76 x 68mm |
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Carburetor |
Mikuni BV26 |
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Cooling |
Liquid |
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Ignition |
Transistorized electronic |
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Drive train |
Automatic torque converter; forward, neutral, reverse |
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Final drive |
Dual-mode rear differential |
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Wheelbase |
73.6 inches |
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Overall length |
112.0 in. |
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Overall width |
57.5 in. |
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Overall height |
74.8 in. |
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Ground clearance |
6.7 in. |
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Tires, front/rear |
Tubeless 20 x 10-10 |
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Brakes, front/rear |
4-wheel hydraulic drum |
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Turning radius |
11.2 feet |
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Load capacity |
1330 lbs. |
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Bed capacity |
803 lbs. |
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Towing capacity |
1200 lbs. |
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Dry weight |
1105 lbs. |
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Fuel capacity |
5.3 gals. |
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Color |
Hunter Green |
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