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Honda Rancher (TRX350)

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The TRX350 of 2000 to 2006 was the first model to be called Rancher. Stepping up from the smaller TRX300, Honda brought in the Rancher 350 as a better fit between the smaller Recon and the bigger Foreman. The article also refers to a TRX400 Rancher, whose automatic transmission was the Hondamatic, which used oil pressure and a swash plate to change output ratios without shifting. Each model year has its own page. This page is the overview of the generation; the model year pages in its group, the Honda Rancher model page and the neighbouring generations link to one another, so a reader can follow the changes of the line in order.

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2000 1
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Honda 1
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All-Terrain Vehicle (quad) 1
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Source Wikipedia: Honda RancherLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2
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The Honda Rancher is an All-Terrain Vehicle manufactured by Honda
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1. Wikipedia: Honda Rancher
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  • TRX350 (2000 - 2006)
    The first model to bear the Rancher name was the TRX350.
  • Lead paragraph, manufacturer
    The Honda Rancher is an All-Terrain Vehicle manufactured by Honda
  • TRX350 (2000 - 2006), position
    Stepping up from the smaller TRX300, Honda introduced the Rancher 350 to be a better model to be in between the smaller Recon and Larger Foreman.
  • TRX420 (2007 - 2013), Hondamatic
    The previous automatic transmission known as the Hondamatic Transmission utilized oil pressure and a swash plate to constantly change output ratios
  • Body style, atv: Lead paragraph, all-terrain vehicle
    The Honda Rancher is an All-Terrain Vehicle
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