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  1. #4261
    Join Date
    Jun 2007
    Location
    Buffalo, NY
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    Buffalochuck, that's quite the clever name....I like it! You got a SUPER good deal on that Buffalo Truck. They're not too common, especially on the west coast. They're great machines, and if you're interested in finding out the year and other information on parts and what not, post some questions up here on 6X6World and give the helpful folks at Recreatives a call Amphibious Six-Wheel Drive All-Terrain Vehicles: MaxATVs - Call 1-800-255-2511 Give them your serial number and they'll tell you all the details about your machine. Welcome to the site!
    "Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"

  2. #4262
    What a deal on a Buffalo! I love mine. The manual is now available on-line if you don't have a printed one. Info you need regarding chain tightening should be found there. By the way, although Recreatives will tell you they don't leak while swimming, it is way too easy to overgrease the bearings, which will make them leak. I installed two 500 gph bilge pumps in mine, which will handle most situations just fine.

    KTCole

  3. #4263
    Hey everyone,
    I am new to the world of 6x6 and looking for a lot of help and parts haha, just picked up a attex with a jlo.

  4. #4264
    Join Date
    Jun 2013
    Location
    Osage, Iowa
    Posts
    21
    Hello from Iowa, just found this site, I got a maxII, all original 1986 model with the original OH160 Tecumseh goin to the borg warner T20. Gotta love the basics.

  5. #4265
    Join Date
    May 2007
    Location
    Kings Mountain, NC
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    7,788
    Hi Intheduckblind99 and gravel128, welcome to the forum

  6. #4266
    Hello everyone,

    I am from North Carolina, and I have an Argo 6x6 2009 Frontier 580 model. Great machine. I love it! As a matter of fact, I like all old and new amphibious machines. I once had a Sierra Trail Boss 6x6. Unique in having two transmissions, one for each side! ........ anyways, just wanted to say hi, and I always look forward to riding!

  7. #4267
    Join Date
    May 2009
    Location
    NJ 08533
    Posts
    5,052
    Welcome ChanceStarwind, perhaps we'll see ya at Busco Beach in October, great crowd and great riding.

  8. #4268
    Join Date
    Jun 2013
    Location
    Natchez, Mississippi
    Posts
    60
    new to the 6x6 world just got a hustler I believe 940?? k341 kohler 16hp not sure of the trans yet but any help would be great thanks
    Garret

  9. #4269
    Join Date
    Jun 2007
    Location
    Buffalo, NY
    Posts
    6,442
    Garret,

    You've got a Hustler 950. It's a great machine with a bulletproof T-20 and Kohler drivetrain. You'll have a nice machine when you get it up and going. Take a look at the reply I'm writing to your other post. Also, post some pics too if you get a chance. Welcome to the site!
    "Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"

  10. #4270
    Hi everyone! I joined this board to see what kind of following 6x6's had. Its neat to see that there's still a lot of them running strong! I guess you could say that I'm a third generation 6 wheeler. My grandfather worked for the vesely company out of lapeer Michigan, which manufactured the sierra trail boss. When they closed, he purchased a good amount of the remaining inventory. When he passed away, my father, Dan Dowling, took over and is still occasionally selling parts. Although I've never owned a six wheeler, I have gotten a few that my dad has running and put them through their paces. I am currently looking at a trailboss, which seems like the logical choice(discount parts ;-)) for my girlfriend and I to drive around the family farm. I'm looking forward to spending more time on this site sifting through all the information!

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