Electric all-terrain vehicles, which have no gas engine and can be powered from a battery bank, can reduce costs and the carbon footprint, says Randy Brooks, owner of Brooks Solar, Inc., in Chelan, Washington. Brooks is a dealer for Gorilla electric ATVs and bought one himself four years ago. There’s no maintenance required other than checking the water and batteries once in a while. “You get on it in the morning and unplug it and away you go,” he said. “There’s no maintenance at all.” The Gorilla can carry a load of up to 650 pounds, but there is a […]
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