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Best of luck to you. I enjoy atv's as well, just personally have a niche they can't fill for me like the aatv's. However, I certainly understand where you are coming from. Keep the rubber side...
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I understand I guess, they are not for everyone. But why not get an older classic machine and have both your atv and aatv to play around with? :D
Got new air filter adapter to install open filter. Removed gas tank from top of engine. Installed walbro vacuum fuel pump to body. Lined up new muffler to be welded to exit inbetween...
I think both machines are fully capable. I have a Max4 with a 20hp Kohler thats plenty strong, I also have a Argo Frontier w/the 23 HP B&S. Either machine can do what you describe and much more. Both...
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Best of luck to you. I enjoy atv's as well, just...
Best of luck to you. I enjoy atv's as well, just personally have a niche they can't fill for me like the aatv's. However, I certainly understand where you are coming from. Keep the rubber side...
rentalrider 05-18-2012, 06:36 PM