TS 4x2 Traditional Utility Vehicle
- John Deere
- Gator Utility Vehicles Work Series
Key Features & Specs
- Best in class work capability
- Enhanced stability for better performance in difficult terrain
- Best in class durability
- Freight not included in list price
- HP/Volts 13.5 hp*
- Power Source Gasoline
- Max Speed 20 mph
- Cargo Capacity 500 lb
- Towing Capacity 900 lb
- Payload Capacity 900 lb

Brakes
Type | Wet disk in transaxle |
Park brake | Wet disk, hand operated |
4.33
2003 4by2
bought our gator new in 2003,and it has been 100% reliable ever since, i have also restored 6 abused gators i find @ auctions , hedge rows, ypu name it! they are easy to work on, i have always enjoyed working on them,and they are always easy to sell. its a great retirement hobby! thanks jeff r.
jeff50
Wonderful
We bought a John Deere Gator in 1995. We are still driving it. We have nearly 100 acres and this old friend has been over every inch of it. We had cows for many years and it helped us feed and care for them. We still use it to harvest the garden and bring to the house. It still drives hubby around to check all the water sprinklers and get the mail every day. We've replaced most of the exterior parts more than once and they could use it again. We are getting older and so is the gator. Currently the starter is acting up but it's expected after 25 years. We frequently comment we would never have done all this without our gator. By the way, we were the 1st on our road to have a gator. Now everyone as something similar.
Joedoe
- From: Ennis, Tx
- Usage Frequency: Daily
- Level of Experience: Expert
It even Plows Snow!
I bought a used Gator 4x2 with 1400 hours on it and used it all summer with my business without any trouble. I put a UTV plow on the front with a winch to raise and lower. My Gator just keeps on working. I live north of the Twin Cities and have a huge drive and parking area. All I have to do is lock the differential and away we go. No need for chains just put some weight in the back and your good to go. My Gator sits in the unheated pole barn and the gas engine starts every time. This is a great machine.
Brad58
- From: Minnesota
- Usage Frequency: Daily
- Level of Experience: Expert
Ignore this review if you take yours to the dealer for service
After burning up every other brand of utility vehicle, I have bought at least 6 of these Gators in a row, and have used them all over 5,000 hours with very little maintenance other than regular schedule. With this many hours they need service at least monthly, so i can't have them down long enough to take to dealer. But the one i bought last year is awful. The oil filter is almost impossible to get to. ( I have tried 5 different oil filter tools and none of them work. i would love to know what tool the deere mechanics use. I have looked into a relocating kit because it is so bad. The oil filler neck is tucked under behind the seat in a place that is hard to get to even with a long funnel. The fuel filter is behind the oil filter, making it literally impossible to change without taking apart the entire cowling. On top of all that, this specific machine never idles quite right. I will research other utility machines before i buy another Gator.
gerardgolf
- From: orlando, fl
- Usage Frequency: Daily
- Level of Experience: Expert
Great looking machine
I purchased this product in early April 2019. I needed this gator for my small farm and I purchased from my friends at Ag Pro in Carnescille Ga. I am looking forward to many years with my gator and Ibfeel it will serve me well in the years to come. John Deere makes a great product and I enjoy their tractors and gator products as well.
Jesse
- From: Gainesville Ga