Polaris Dealer selling Brutus at Discount with NO factory warranty? Fishy?

That seems odd to me...a demo does include a factor warranty. I almost purcashed one with 72 hours on it. 4 hours is nothing.

I would red the fine print and see what it covers and make sure its a factor warranty...make sure it covers pto electrical, and tredle pedle adjustments...lol

No deductible is usually only at the sellling dealer. Make sure the contract shows zero deductible after you get the paperwork.

Whats a good deal on a demo unit with 4 hours...I am assuming 20k?

I would make sure you test drive it up hills and on wet fields...make the dealer come to you after you negotiate a price. Tell them if it passes your test drive you will by it. Once again I am going to stress the Brutus is for parking lots or level yards...not farms and wet grass or hills. The kubota 1100 was better machine, but doesnt have the pto and snowblower or flip out window. I would wait another year until the work out the kinks. I test drove many of them and then test drove the new kubota. I also drive two kubota rtv 900 and a polaris 550 xp. I had the polaris brutus on the farm for three days of test driving. It did not past my farm test and I wasnt being unrealistic. If I needed a snowblower for my asphalt driveway I would get it in a heartbeat.

If I bought a machine at a huge discount with the expectation that there was no warranty, then find out it's covered by a 1 year manufacturer's warranty I don't think I'd be upset about it. If M&M's service sucks or they don't want to work on it just take it somewhere else.

The unit I bought from M&M did come with a certificate of origin with M&M listed as the dealer/distributor. I'm not sure what meaning that has as far as warranty is concerned, nor do I care at this point. The sales agreement that I signed says no warranty. They may be violating their dealer agreement with Polaris, but they sure don't owe me anything.

My local dealer (1000 miles away from M&M) has heard of them and said he's lost many sales to them. He said he asked his Polaris rep how they can sell below cost. The Polaris rep told him they are gambling. If they sell enough units they get a volume bonus from Polaris that makes up for the lower sale prices. I don't know if it's true, but that's what my dealer told me.