I have the Hisun 500. It came with a Windshield and everything else you mentioned. I've had mine for 2 years and love it. I've had no issues with it and I have 150 hrs on it thus far.
Went by this place last weekend with intention of getting one of the 2 vehicles reviewed in his video. he listened to my needs and even offered me something for my trade, I didn't purchase one of these but did wind up getting what I actually needed based on his recommendations, if you're close to his shop stop by. Excellent customer service and knowledge. Highly recommend this place!
Thanks for taking the time to film this comparison. I am interested, and in SC but can't figure out your company name. Would love to come by to take a look at both.
Just bought the Axis 500 and love it. Unfortunately, I could only get it from Lowes (did get a great discount from being military). It only came as it was and as I got it home, it had no real paperwork (warranty, owners manual, maintence, etc...), and was missing the tools that were supposed to be in it! Contacted Texas and they sent the PDF for the warranty and manual, but waiting on info on tool kit! Great machine. Next challenge is to find a legit mechanic. (I live in NW Florida, and there are lots of machines up here, so it shouldn't be too hard to find one).
@@gonedeep43 while any mechanic (myself included), could work on it, I'd prefer a bit more experienced in that type of equipment and not just a generic grease monkey. There is a difference.
@TMacPen Agreed. There are shops in the area that work on offroad vehicles, that includes Hisun. Depending where you live? I do all the upkeep maintenance myself. I haven't had any issues that required a shops attention.
I like The looks of the Axis better and it seamed way quieter but I liked the Bighorn bench seat, LED lights and the windshield. As of now in my area the Axis is $700 cheaper. Thanks, this video made up my mind. Axis it is. =)
How the do in the woulds? Up and down steep hills. My farm has steep hill sides. But the 700 CC atv don't have any problems. But looking for something to hall post and tools fix fincing.
I know im a little late to this video, but I thought I’d recommend kymco utvs, I had a 500 and it ran great, they have 700 models too that only run you about $10,000
Imagine my surprise to see you're in Boiling Springs. I'm just up the road and considering either of these machines. I may stop in to see ya You wouldn't happen to have a Arctic Cat Prowler 500 would ya?
I been looking for a Honda pioneer 700 but came across the big horn 400 at tractor supply so you think it would be a good replacement for trail ride and neighborhood drives
Many years has went into the development of this perfect midsize machine, but no cab enclosures for them....geesh. even big horn power sports has it listed as a option, but they dont exist. its one reason why i bought one, so i could use it in the winter.
I liked the review BUT I was hoping your nephew could have said something about the reliability of these and what breaks the most.Well I know these are fairly new but Hisun has been around for awhile now.overall quality in your opinion?
We haven't had very many problems with the newer units yet. The older units had some injector problems because there were no fuel filters, but they have since corrected that.
I have a bighorn explorer 400 just like the one in the video. It is jerky on takeoff and sometimes grinds and jumps when I put it in gear. I’m wondering if the engine idle is too high. Can you tell me the rpm at idle on the one you have?
Hello. My 80 yr old Dad bought a Coleman 400 UTV Friday and it's Sunday and won't start. Heartbreaking to say the least. It clicks and electrical all comes on but won't turn over. If ANYONE can help me I would be extremely. Very HARD to watch 80 yr old Veteran who FINALLY went on a limb to do something for himself be sick and sad. Thank you, Jessie
Jessie, I really hate to hear you're having issues.He needs to contact the store he bought the machine from, they sometimes have return policies. You may also contact your local Hisun Dealer to see if they can help. Not all dealers service machines from the big box stores but it wouldn't hurt to ask. I can also give you Hisun's contact numbers if you can't get any resolution. Where are you located?
@@ccatv9813 Thank you. He's done all that except the 800 number because they're closed for the weekend. We're in South Brazoria County, Tx Thanks again though, I so appreciate you answering.
@@gregorymattison6007 Thank you. When I don't know something I ALWAYS want someone to assume I know nothing, usually that is what it is is so simple. Our neighbor looked at it and somewhere in there was a loose wire. These are not quality checked before they leave so it was that simple. Thanks again!
I’ve got 7 acres of hilly tree filled land behind my house. Hoping to clear overgrowth to make some nice trails etc. Which model is good for hill climbing?
I just purchased the Bighorn 400 Explorer. Is there a number I could call to ask a few basic questions concerning some of the LED display on the dash. Have read the manual at least 4 times looking for my answers. But no luck. Thanks for your time.
I just bought an Axis 750 crew. Ran great first 10 hours . Now it runs rough, sputters if I go above 5mph- and yes, I have both the drivers and passenger seat belt buckled. Any ideas what is wrong? Starts right up, idles fine but runs poorly. I only use 91 octane ethanol free gas, checked spark plug, it looks good and not fouled.
Don't know how similar the bighorn 450 is to the 400, but is there and noticable acceleration delay, and I don't know if your video is a good representation, but it seems fairly loud. Is that right?
I see the BigHorn, Mossimo, Hisun, TBoss and MANY other names/models on different websites and they look like they are all the same thing with interchangeable grill logos. None of the specs match from model to model and website to website. Your video is a nice review but I can go to another channel with the exact same looking side by side but a completely different make, model and specs. Please explain this. I understand these are made in China and shipped to you with some assembly required. I'm cool with that. What I'm not cool with is paying $8,000 for something on-line and just keep my fingers crossed that it is what I thought I ordered. The make, model, specs are over the place on every website. Could you explain the process? Who makes what? At this point, regardless of what your channel says, I assume BigHorn and Mossimo are the same kinda like GM and Chevey or maybe one is a cheap knock of the other. I don't know because this whole no-name brand market is too confusing. I'll pay a few grand extra to get a Kawasaki or Polaris just because I understand the market better and know exactly what I'm getting even though I would prefer one of these.
The Massimo and T-boss are the exact same machine made by Linhai. The Axis has the Hisun engine but that's all, it's built by a third party. The Hisun Sector is a completely different machine hands down, minimal problems and great reliability. Always remember buy from a local dealer and not the big box stores.
Hi Bob, sorry the owner's manual isn't very helpful to you. If you need some additional service and maintenance information for your 400, please email us at support@bighornpowersports.com
Bucket seats are an automatic NOPE, but why are both of them, and ATVs in general, so loud? Whether it's better intakes and exhaust or more sound deadening, there have to fairly easy ways to make them noticeably quieter. I own a tree farm and my parent's have one and a cabin an hour away. Every year when new models come out I check the local Kubota, Polaris, and Yamaha dealers and the result is always the same. FAR TOO LOUD. Guess I'll keep using old Jeeps instead.
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I have the Hisun 500. It came with a Windshield and everything else you mentioned. I've had mine for 2 years and love it. I've had no issues with it and I have 150 hrs on it thus far.
Actualy I really like that grill reminds me of the old army jeeps.
be nice to see a small hill clime with semi comparable weight load.
Went by this place last weekend with intention of getting one of the 2 vehicles reviewed in his video. he listened to my needs and even offered me something for my trade, I didn't purchase one of these but did wind up getting what I actually needed based on his recommendations, if you're close to his shop stop by. Excellent customer service and knowledge. Highly recommend this place!
Where is his location?
I have a bighorn and love it. I use it on my mountain property and it works great. So far no issues with any of the features of this machine.
Still going well?
I just bought the axes 500 with the plow. I just about to ask is 500 with the snow plow. I love it.
Thanks for taking the time to film this comparison. I am interested, and in SC but can't figure out your company name. Would love to come by to take a look at both.
We are Carolina Carts and ATV. We don’t have any at the moment, but looking for some any day.
Glad to see it has a 2” receiver hitch. I need a 2” ball to launch a small boat in my lake. I have a 13’ Boston Whaler. Trolling motor only.
They both have 2" receivers standard
Just bought the Axis 500 and love it. Unfortunately, I could only get it from Lowes (did get a great discount from being military). It only came as it was and as I got it home, it had no real paperwork (warranty, owners manual, maintence, etc...), and was missing the tools that were supposed to be in it! Contacted Texas and they sent the PDF for the warranty and manual, but waiting on info on tool kit! Great machine. Next challenge is to find a legit mechanic. (I live in NW Florida, and there are lots of machines up here, so it shouldn't be too hard to find one).
Any offroad maintenance shop will work on the hisuns.
@@gonedeep43 while any mechanic (myself included), could work on it, I'd prefer a bit more experienced in that type of equipment and not just a generic grease monkey. There is a difference.
@TMacPen Agreed. There are shops in the area that work on offroad vehicles, that includes Hisun. Depending where you live? I do all the upkeep maintenance myself. I haven't had any issues that required a shops attention.
I like The looks of the Axis better and it seamed way quieter but I liked the Bighorn bench seat, LED lights and the windshield. As of now in my area the Axis is $700 cheaper. Thanks, this video made up my mind. Axis it is. =)
How the do in the woulds? Up and down steep hills. My farm has steep hill sides. But the 700 CC atv don't have any problems. But looking for something to hall post and tools fix fincing.
I know im a little late to this video, but I thought I’d recommend kymco utvs, I had a 500 and it ran great, they have 700 models too that only run you about $10,000
Imagine my surprise to see you're in Boiling Springs. I'm just up the road and considering either of these machines. I may stop in to see ya
You wouldn't happen to have a Arctic Cat Prowler 500 would ya?
Look forward to seeing you
I been looking for a Honda pioneer 700 but came across the big horn 400 at tractor supply so you think it would be a good replacement for trail ride and neighborhood drives
Hope the 750's are soon
Many years has went into the development of this perfect midsize machine, but no cab enclosures for them....geesh. even big horn power sports has it listed as a option, but they dont exist. its one reason why i bought one, so i could use it in the winter.
They offer a soft enclosure for it now
I liked the review BUT I was hoping your nephew could have said something about the reliability of these and what breaks the most.Well I know these are fairly new but Hisun has been around for awhile now.overall quality in your opinion?
We haven't had very many problems with the newer units yet. The older units had some injector problems because there were no fuel filters, but they have since corrected that.
How can you tell the difference between a 2023 big horn and a 2024 big horn
Thanx much for the Reviews...what was or is top Speed on the Hisun Axis.??
They run about 45 mph
I had mine up to 50.
I have a bighorn explorer 400 just like the one in the video. It is jerky on takeoff and sometimes grinds and jumps when I put it in gear. I’m wondering if the engine idle is too high. Can you tell me the rpm at idle on the one you have?
it idles around 1500
A steering ball would be a big help.
Hello. My 80 yr old Dad bought a Coleman 400 UTV Friday and it's Sunday and won't start. Heartbreaking to say the least. It clicks and electrical all comes on but won't turn over. If ANYONE can help me I would be extremely. Very HARD to watch 80 yr old Veteran who FINALLY went on a limb to do something for himself be sick and sad. Thank you, Jessie
Jessie,
I really hate to hear you're having issues.He needs to contact the store he bought the machine from, they sometimes have return policies. You may also contact your local Hisun Dealer to see if they can help. Not all dealers service machines from the big box stores but it wouldn't hurt to ask. I can also give you Hisun's contact numbers if you can't get any resolution. Where are you located?
@@ccatv9813 Thank you. He's done all that except the 800 number because they're closed for the weekend. We're in South Brazoria County, Tx Thanks again though, I so appreciate you answering.
You probably already know this and I'm going out on a limb here. But you do have to apply the brake pedal before it will start.
@@gregorymattison6007 Thank you. When I don't know something I ALWAYS want someone to assume I know nothing, usually that is what it is is so simple. Our neighbor looked at it and somewhere in there was a loose wire. These are not quality checked before they leave so it was that simple. Thanks again!
I’ve got 7 acres of hilly tree filled land behind my house. Hoping to clear overgrowth to make some nice trails etc. Which model is good for hill climbing?
I would go with the Sector 750
@@ccatv9813 Thanks!
I use my Axis 700 on my property which has 30 degrees slopes no problem at all
Where are you located? Very interested in your 450 Bighorns? Thanks! Jodi
I just purchased the Bighorn 400 Explorer. Is there a number I could call to ask a few basic questions concerning some of the LED display on the dash. Have read the manual at least 4 times looking for my answers. But no luck. Thanks for your time.
Hi Mike, you can call Bighorn Tech Support at 770-682-3035
is the big horn offered in a crew set up i got grandkids? thanks Brian
Yes it is but only in a 450cc
I just bought an Axis 750 crew. Ran great first 10 hours . Now it runs rough, sputters if I go above 5mph- and yes, I have both the drivers and passenger seat belt buckled. Any ideas what is wrong? Starts right up, idles fine but runs poorly. I only use 91 octane ethanol free gas, checked spark plug, it looks good and not fouled.
It could be an Injector or the seat belt sensor. Contact your local Hisun dealer and they should be able to help you if they service the Axis.
Are all your seat belts fastened?
a guy did a video on this he added a 30micron in line fuel filter and replaced injector and that did the trick
Where are you located what state
I've heard alot of people saying the hisun is a dog for a 500
Don't know how similar the bighorn 450 is to the 400, but is there and noticable acceleration delay, and I don't know if your video is a good representation, but it seems fairly loud. Is that right?
It’s not any louder than other brands.
Hi I’m from sc also where’s your dealership ????
We are at 9221 Asheville Highway Boiling Springs SC 29316
when is the best time to service breakin on the axis 500
The manual calls for 25 hours
Going to ask my Rural king if they will service it. They seem the same thing, basically the same one. They service other tractor models.
Just make sure you can get service
fully, closed, but the heater is weak
I will be doing a follow up video a year later.
What's top speed on the bighorn?
about 45MPH
Engine in cab, how much noise
Very noisy on the Axis
I see the BigHorn, Mossimo, Hisun, TBoss and MANY other names/models on different websites and they look like they are all the same thing with interchangeable grill logos. None of the specs match from model to model and website to website. Your video is a nice review but I can go to another channel with the exact same looking side by side but a completely different make, model and specs. Please explain this. I understand these are made in China and shipped to you with some assembly required. I'm cool with that. What I'm not cool with is paying $8,000 for something on-line and just keep my fingers crossed that it is what I thought I ordered. The make, model, specs are over the place on every website. Could you explain the process? Who makes what? At this point, regardless of what your channel says, I assume BigHorn and Mossimo are the same kinda like GM and Chevey or maybe one is a cheap knock of the other. I don't know because this whole no-name brand market is too confusing. I'll pay a few grand extra to get a Kawasaki or Polaris just because I understand the market better and know exactly what I'm getting even though I would prefer one of these.
The Massimo and T-boss are the exact same machine made by Linhai. The Axis has the Hisun engine but that's all, it's built by a third party. The Hisun Sector is a completely different machine hands down, minimal problems and great reliability. Always remember buy from a local dealer and not the big box stores.
Hisun Makes most UTV
The Hisun looks and sounds like an OG Yami Rhino, just cheaper build quality and smaller motor.
How much air pressure should be in those tires?
Really depends on the type of terrain and weight being carried.
I keep mine at 12 Ibs. Seems to be a pretty good pressure for the tires to do everything.
How wide is the bed?
Owners manual for bighorn 400 is basically useless. No info for oilchange etc. Also very noisy, turning radius is terrible
Hi Bob, sorry the owner's manual isn't very helpful to you. If you need some additional service and maintenance information for your 400, please email us at support@bighornpowersports.com
Big horn way louder and how you call it 450 when not even a 400 ..
That's How they classify it
lol loks funny
Looks just like a Yamaha
it does
how fast is the axis?
Top speed on the Axis 500 is about 45 MPH.
@@ccatv9813 Im deciding to get the UTV Outfitter 400, UT400 know anything about that?
@@CX2003GT I would spend the extra money on the 500. You will be happier with it in my opinion.
@@ccatv9813 im seeing bad reviews on both no sure yet i do seem to see worse on the 500
@@ccatv9813 just purchased the axis 500 and i have to go pick it up
I put an exhaust silencer on mine and it really helped with the loudness.
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Not a big fan of this.
Same, I'd go with a used polaris, kawasaki, yamaha, honda, or can am. I find cheap stuff in good shape all the time on facebook marketplace
Bucket seats are an automatic NOPE, but why are both of them, and ATVs in general, so loud? Whether it's better intakes and exhaust or more sound deadening, there have to fairly easy ways to make them noticeably quieter. I own a tree farm and my parent's have one and a cabin an hour away. Every year when new models come out I check the local Kubota, Polaris, and Yamaha dealers and the result is always the same. FAR TOO LOUD. Guess I'll keep using old Jeeps instead.
Looking at an American Landmaster.
Nice Machine
How wide is axis bed?