MaxII split shift modification "How to" video

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    MaxII split shift modification "How to" video

    I did a pretty simple split shift mod. on a MaxII and made a video on it showing what I did and what the big advantage is being able to counter rotate. I even got to scare myself a little.

    Last edited by LarryW; 03-22-2010 at 09:04 PM.

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    great job Larry, that was simple yet very functional
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    Quote Originally Posted by trebmaster View Post
    great job Larry, that was simple yet very functional
    Thanks Kevin!!

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    that was very nice i like it

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    that looks great larry and looks like alot of fun to drive
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    Great video, I did the same on my Max2. It comes in handy when high centered, it allows you to either turn left or turn right when you are otherwise stuck. I rigged up a similar design on my Super Swamp Fox, but the linkage for it is a direct shift design in which you pull the shift rod(s) forward to go forward, and push them in to go reverse. It takes a bit more elbow grease, but I like the firm engagement of the t20.

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    WOW now that's way too easy on the Max II, leads one to wonder why they don't do that at the factory
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    Great example of the usefulness Noel!!
    Another example is where I park it, it is between a few other machines and a porch. Before this, I would back it out, then go. With this, I can spin it around and go.

    Thanks Russridesr and Duke! I hope it helps people understand how easy it is and how useful it can be.

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    Excellent video Larry. That looks like an easy and valuable mod.

    Nice job!
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    What amazes me is the " ease " in changing from forward into reverse. No more rocking back and forth trying to get " both " shift linkages to line up at the very same time. All I have to do now , is push one lever either forward or reverse, and then give only a slight jiggle to the other shift lever, and into forward or reverse it goes. I also don,t know why this is,nt a factory option? Being able to counter rotate your tires really comes in handy when your in the water and need to change directions in a hurry.

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